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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1955
Page
2
Sol Lazar recalled his 1913 illness and debt forgiven by Michael Reese Hospital. A $2000 gift funds a new maternity ward for rooming in with mother and child, reducing the project cost to about $3500. Lazar offered to pay the remaining balance to complete the project.
Jean Smith outlines projected approaches and new methods for achieving these plans. The study course will be led by W. R. Eddinger Katy Ruth Grayson and Arthur Whaley with Baptist Union manuals guiding administration.
Oak View Methodist Church invites worshippers for Sunday at 7 30 p m with Dr C E Rozzelle delivering the sermon and Roy Padgett as guest soloist. Special music by the church choir and a Sue Johnson solo accompany Church Loyalty Sunday as members sign loyalty covenant cards. The service inaugurates a united church attendance program across High Point area.
Lexington Ave Re Deakist celebrates its 26th anniversary with near 100 new members and a record budget over 40000 dollars. A new building was erected and remodels convert property into a Baby Cottage with plans for education building additions. Rev J W Ley Jr will preach at morning service with Warren as music education director and Mrs Allnott to receive special recognition.
A dense word puzzle listing many cryptic style clues with numbers and entries. Includes entries like Capital of Tu and Seaport in Libya, with varied lengths and several solved fills indicated by across and down directions.
A cryptic puzzle page lists clues and answers across themes of anger, royalty, woodland beings, and geographic hints. Names like Angered and Absolute ruler creature hint at wordplay. The collection blends fantasy imagery with common nouns to guide readers toward a cohesive riddle.
A church bulletin notes Sunday services at 9 45 am Sunday School 11 am Morning worship 6 30 pm Youth service and 7 30 pm Evening service plus a Wednesday 7 30 pm Mid week service to guide parishioners through weekly worship events.
Sunday 9 45 am Sunday School 11 am morning worship 6 pm training union 7 pm evening worship Wednesday 7 pm prayer meeting
An address titled Spirit will discuss spiritual growth and progress during Christian assembly services on Sunday. Scriptural readings from the King James Bible include Philip’s baptism of the Ethiopian eunuch from Acts Chapter 8 and the Golden Text Corinthians 12:13 about being baptized into one body by one Spirit.
The text lists a Sunday timetable with 9 30 am prayer session nine forty five am Sunday School eleven am morning worship and six thirty pm youth fellowship plus missionary prayer and mid week evangelistic service at 3 30 pm.
Sunday events include 9 45 am Sunday School 11 am Morning service and 6 pm Open air with 7 pm Evening service 7 Y P Legion and Girl Guard. Thursday features Mens Fellowship 7 pm Home League 7 30 pm Sunbeams and Y P group meetings plus 2 pm and 2 45 pm Open air sessions.
Deep River church announces a full week of services and activities. Sunday features morning worship and Youth Week programs with choir practices and evening services. Weekday events include Guilford College ministry courses and open public meetings with Leonard Wines speaking on evenings through Thursday.
Shady Green Pastures radio broadcast at 5 30 p m Saturday on WHPE FM Christian Brotherhood Hour 8 30 a m Sunday on WHPE AM FM Sunday School 9 45 a m worship 10 45 a m Caenae ake rmim message 6 30 p m Youth Fellowship 7 30 p m Evangelistic service revival ends at First Church Wednesday prayer meeting 8 30 p m choir practice later listed
Main Street Methodist lists Sunday activities at 9:45 am Sunday School 11 am Worship with sermon The Consecrated Christian 4 pm Youth Choir 5 pm Evening Worship sermon Our Christian Faith 6 pm Tea for the Rev Mr Allen and Mrs Allen Wednesday 4 pm Junior Choir 7:30 pm Mid week prayer 8 pm Senior Choir
The Oak View Methodist church lists a full Sunday program with Church School at 9 45 Morning worship at 11 including a sermon on The Church Still Religious census at 2 p m Children Intermediates and Senior MYF at 6 30 p m Adult prayer band at 7 p m Evening worship at 7 30 p m Sunday is Church Loyalty Day A church official board meeting is planned Monday at 7 30 p m Cottage prayer services for youth and adults are slated Saturday at 7 30 p m
The Pisgah Baptist Church lists events for the weekend and midweek. Saturday features a missionary speaker at 7 30 p m. Sunday service times include 9 5 am and 6 30 pm with Training Union and Evening services, plus a midweek prayer meeting and adult choir rehearsal on Wednesday night.
Sunday services begin at 9 45 am with a sermon on Substitutes for True Religion. Evening worship at 7 30 pm features The Three Fold Crucifixion. MYF at 6 45 pm. Monday Mittie Philaethea Class at Mrs Hayworth home 7 30 pm. Wednesday Junior Choir 6 30 pm and midweek service 7 30 pm with choir practice at 8 pm.
Randolph Church announces Sunday 9 45 am Sunday Topic The Valley of Decision and 7 30 pm Evening worship with no additional events listed.
The High Point Ministerial Alliance will hold a regular session at 10 30 a m Monday on the second floor of the YMCA with local clergy expected to attend.
Sunday services begin with Bible School at 9:45 a m and worship at 11 a m with Lord's Supper observed weekly. Sermon by Joseph E Childress titled Great Refusal. Youth Week closes with a 5 30 p m Christian Youth Fellowship and 7 30 p m evening service titled Christ Cannot Be Hid. Monday hosts official board meeting and prayer at 7 30 p m with choir practice at 7 30 p m.
Sunday plans include Bible School at 11 a.m and Morning worship with a sermon Are We As Good As Juins at 6 30 p m Youth meetings follow. Evening program lists 7 330 appointment for those staying after midnight Wednesday features The Hour of Power at 7 30 p m.
The Church of God schedules Sunday activities with a 9 45 a m Sunday School 11 a m sermon by evangelist Billy Franklin and a 730 p m Advent service listing times and guest speaker.
The Faith Baptist church presents a morning service on the topic Ex cept these Bonds and an evening worship with The Old Time Way as the sermon. Training Union at 6:30 p.m. Circle No. 2 meets Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. with Mrs Agnus Webster 807 Tryon St. Wednesday features a 6:45 Teachers meeting and 7:30 prayer service. Thursday includes 7:30 Visitation and a 7:30 Scout meeting.
Sunday School at 9 45 am and worship at 11 am plus a 6 30 pm candle lighting worship led by Isaac Harris. The 4 pm youth fellowship will entertain Archdale youths with a social, and at 7 30 pm the choir rehearses in the auditorium.
Sunday services begin 9:45 am with Church School at 9:45 am and worship at 11 am led by Rev. Lloyd Sechriest on The Reverent Scout. Youth Fellowship meets at 6 pm, and Evening services at 7:30 pm cover The Christians Conduct. Tuesday features Junior Consistory at 7:30 pm and Friday 4 pm Confirmation Class in the Guild Room.
Morning worship at 11 a m evangelistic service and evening preaching with Mrs Katie Campbell of Shenandoah Virginia speaking at both services Sunday and at 7 30 p m each evening during the week.
Morning worship at 11 with Rev. J. W. Loy Jr on A Three Fold Salvation. Training Union at 6:15 p.m. Evening service at 6:30 p.m.
Sunday activities include Bible School at 9 45 morning worship at 11 Inter mediates sword drill at 3 15 Chorale Choir at 4 30 Training Union General Assembly at 6 15 Evening worship and Baptism at 7 30 Youth Fellowship with Miss Judy Seward 606 Lindsay St Evening plus Monday Deacons meeting Tuesday Cherub Choir 3 pm Boy Scouts 7 30 pm Parent night Young People's Dept Conrad Class Meeting Weeny Choir Wednesday Workers Council 6 15 Sunday School Jr R A s 7 pm Hour of Prayer 8 pm Church Business Meeting Thursday Junior Boys Choir 3 45 pm Y W A s with Miss Patricia Bradshaw 323 Quaker Lane Friday Junior Girls 3 45 pm
Sunday schedule for High Point Friends includes Guilford College student deputation at 9 45 am and Junior Choir at 5 pm The Youth Fellowship at 6 30 pm features Peggy Ann The closing history discussion led by David Stanfield Asheboro Friends Meeting The annual Short Course of the Friends Ministers of North Carolina runs this week with evening sessions at 7 30 pm addressed by Ward Wines missionary returning from East Africa
Emmanuel Lutheran details a Sunday program with a sermon There Is a Lad Here noting Boy Scout Sunday at 9 45 am Senior Luther League at 6 pm Junior Luther League at 7 30 pm Evening worship in the Educational Building chapel. Luther League presents Puerto Nuevo Between the Bad and the Beautiful and Women of the Church meet at Mrs Bruce Clodfelter 704 Montheu Ave. Week Day School Cherub Choir and Carol Choir run Tuesday afternoon plus Thursday Senior Choir at 7 30 pm.
The lesson recounts Jesus telling the prodigal son parable in Perea amid criticism for receiving sinners. It notes the elder and younger sons, the father's mercy, the son's return, and the servant's preparation of lavish welcome including fine clothes a ring and a fatted calf.
A sermon excerpt centered on the prodigal son parable highlights God’s love not our love. It explains repentance, forgiveness, and reconciliation with home and family through biblical verses and a message on mercy. Distributed by King Features Syndicate.
The Wesley Memorial Methodist Church announces a full weekly program from Sunday through Thursday including services at 9 45 am and 11 am with a sermon Let Us Pray and Problems of the City Church, later 5 pm vespers and MYF events, plus Monday to Thursday study groups, choirs, and committee meetings across various rooms and dates.
A historic church calendar lists services and group meetings including Sunday morning worship broadcast on WNOS at 10:55 a.m. and evening worship at 7:30 p.m. Weekday events feature WMU executive meeting, Boy Scouts, Workers Council, junior and intermediate RAs and GAs, Sunbeams prayer meeting, adult choir, and YWAs. Rebekah Class Sweetheart Banquet noted.
A readable calendar lists Sunday services and weekly activities at First Methodist including 945 am Sunday School and 11 am sermon on Putting God First plus youth events and Eve ning service Mountain Tops and Valleys. It also notes meetings for Woman's Society Boy Scouts Girl Scouts and choir rehearsals across Hilliard Memorial Baptist Oak Hill Friends School and other groups through the week.
The First Presbyterian Church schedules a 9 45 am Sunday sermon by Rev Roy E Mae on being an example to the older generation. A 2 30 pm broadcast worship follows. District Rally at Brentwood Presbyterian follows senior and pioneer fellowships. Week plans include Bible Leaders Monday 7 30 pm and Women of the Church meetings at Mrs P Hunter Dalton Sr 1048 Rockford Rd.
A Thomasville meeting of Davidson County Methodist ministers and laymen will organize a home missions society at First Methodist Church tomorrow at 1:00 PM. Dr. Kenneth Goodson district superintendent will speak on Extension in the Methodist Church, with Rev Horace McSwain and Rev Harold Robinson guiding the district mission effort across Randolph Davidson and Rowan counties.
Readers note two separate communities named Aid exist in Missouri and Ohio. The Missouri Aid appears in rural Linn County while Ohio’s Aid lies within a different county context. Local records show no direct connection between the two, aside from the shared toponym.
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