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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1967
Page
2
R H Ramsey discusses Jesus parables on earthly wealth and trust, warning that service to money ruins the soul. He highlights the unfaithful steward, the rich man and Lazarus, and the four truths for believers including forgiveness and living faith, even if small.
The text discusses Jesus parables on faithful stewardship and gratitude, contrasting earthly wealth with heavenly riches. It notes the duty to serve God through others, repay evil with good, and give beyond what is received, citing the ten lepers story where only one Samaritan returns to thank Jesus.
The 33rd annual Central Alliance Mission meeting at High Point Central Church will conclude tomorrow with a 2 30 p m unique service. Four missionaries from Laos Indonesia Cene Africa and Ivory Coast will wear native costumes and sing in their languages then blend voices on one tune in multiple tongues. The church will display flags from twenty four mission fields and youths will dress like foreign tribes. Rev G Edward Roffe speaks at 11 a m and slides of his Laos field shown at 7 p m with Mrs Nathan Tyler Congo speaking.
The Piedmont Area Band of the Salvation Army will play during Sunday school at 10 a.m. and again at the 11 a.m. morning worship at Citadel 801 S. Main. The group features outstanding teenage musicians. Major and Mrs. Leslie Hall will accompany them and the major will deliver the sermon. Services are open to the public.
Jamestown Methodist Church begins its Venture in Faith series on Sunday March 5 at 7 30 p m continuing through March 8 with guest speaker Rev Bob Kilgore a dynamic Christian speaker from Crescent Hill Baptist Church Louisville The services end with refreshments and discussion in the Fellowship Hall open to the public.
Curtis Oakes a Gideon Society member and North Carolina zone trustee will speak at Forest Hills Presbyterian Church tomorrow. He is introduced by Max Cooke of the local YMCA and has long served Glen Hope Baptist Church Burlington as Bible class teacher. He led the Burlington Lions Club as president and was named Lion Of The Year in 1967. He also directs the YMCA and participates in United Fund and Heart Fund drives.
The First Methodist Church wraps up its study on Affluence and Poverty with a 6 p.m. snack and talk by Rev. Robert Tuttle Jr. of Chicago. Tuttle, son of former minister Dr. Robert Tuttle, will discuss urban poverty and delinquency from his Chicago church work. He will also address the Senior Highs on Saturday at 3:30 p.m. and speak to the college class on Sunday morning.
Ralph W. Loew urges steadfast faith to press for nuclear disarmament peace and racial harmony. He recalls biblical fisherfolk and timeless struggles, noting that weary days tempt escape but true leaders and communities persevere through worship, work, and moral courage.
Gateway Baptist Church now sits at the corner of Unity and Turner Streets in Thomasville. Rev. Robert Moore announced the move and said services are open to the public.
Thomasville announces Frank Rankin of Wachovia Bank and Trust Co as chairman of the United Fund drive. Hal Harrison says James W. Johnson, president of Rex Plastics, will be vice chairman of the campaign.
The Empire State Building soars to 102 stories, claiming the title of the world’s tallest skyscraper. Its height underscores a historic feat in New York architecture.
Hubert C. Teer 71 secretary treasurer of Nelle L Teer Construction Co. dies from complications of a stroke in Durham. He led one of the Souths largest contracting firms.
The Rev Albert Hatch of St Timothy's Signal Mountain near Chattanooga argues Lent opposes God and will skip extra services. He will screen five controversial films for discussion, followed by small group talks on religious implications. Hatch, 35, has a background in Georgia and Wisconsin churches and serves in Tennessee.
Raleigh AP reporting Dr. A C Dawson executive secretary of the North Carolina Education Association says the General Assembly will be asked to provide larger public school appropriations than Governor Dan Moore recommended for 1967 69. Dawson says bills will be introduced calling for increased funding as pay raises proposed by the governor and advisory budget commission are only half of what they should be. Moore proposed 17 58 percent raises for teachers while United Forces for Education had asked for 20 percent and later 30 percent.
The Museum of International Folk Art in Santa Fe New Mexico became the first museum worldwide dedicated entirely to folk art.
Roland K Huff of Indiana Olis Ind will be guest speaker at the Week of Commission Brotherhood dinner at Central Christian Church at 6 p.m. He is a staff member of the United Christian Missionary Society. Proceeds support the church world relief program.
Greensboro panel at the courthouse at 3 p m includes Sen Ed Kemp of High Point and Representatives Elton Edwards James Exum and Charles Phillips They will share reactions to the current General Assembly session and discuss legislation prospects The Young Democratic Club invites residents to attend and ask questions at the open floor session
Sunday night worship at Pilgrim Holiness Church on Centennial Street will feature a musical program by the Carolinians Quartet. Ron Nelson will introduce the program and the quartet will present gospel singing during the service open to the public.
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