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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1952
Page
2
A dense listing of churches and religious organizations with street addresses and leaders. It names Adventist, Methodist, Baptist, Lutheran, Presbyterian, Catholic, and various evangelical groups across towns, including Congregational Christian, Church of God, and Nazarenes.
A partial OCR list shows multiple church names and accompanying person names scattered around streets such as Kivett Drive, Moon, PearSon Street, and Fairview. The entries mention CHURCH OF GOD, CHRIST THE KING, SAINT WEBS, and various individuals including W E Baker G J Thomas and E Washington among others.
A dense church notices page lists services and programs across several congregations. Oak View Methodist and Sherwood Methodist share revival sessions, youth groups, choirs, and Sunday morning worship led by ministers J C McPheeters and J Grose Jr. First Sunday events in the Episcopal and Presbyterian churches are noted with sermons, congregational meetings, and midweek prayers.
The lesson outlines Jesus selecting four fishermen Simon Peter James and John to follow Him and train for His work. It notes their leaving livelihoods without questions and the scene at Galilee and Gennesaret where they toiled all night without success.
Jesus calls Simon Peter and Andrew to follow Him after a night of empty nets. James and John leave their father and work to join the four at Galilee as Jesus begins His ministry, calling the first of the Twelve to preach and heal. Their nets break as a miracle fills ships, proving their new vocation. The article notes their close relation to Jesus through His earthly life and beyond.
A church day schedule lists 9 45 a m Sunday School for all ages 11 a m morning service with pastor sermon Found in the Temple 6 30 p m Luther Leagues 7 30 p m evening worship Monday 7 30 p m Women of the Church circles joint meeting with a sound motion picture on Argentina hostess Five wi serve.
Dr. Percy C. James headlines Sunday services at the Gospel Tabernacle of the Christian and Missionary Alliance at 225 Willowbrook Street with weeklong meetings to follow. John Bullock directs music as the Tabernacle Choir and guest musicians perform. Sunday School meets at 9:45 a.m. Alliance Youth Fellowship at 6:30 p.m. Rev. Donald B. Irvin serves as pastor.
The church holds a 9 45 Sunday school with guest speaker George D Davis at 11 00 for worship sharing insights from the National Family Life Conference in Chicago The minister Dr W Arthur Kale and Rev E M Avett preside Miss Mildred Crowder directs the choir with organist Mrs Randolph Phillips The anthem Rejoice the Lord is King and the offertory solo God My Shepherd are sung Take Care What You Cheer is the evening sermon topic Braxton Warner leads youth activities as the chapel choir performs
Church school at Randolph Raenalee and evening service at Randolph Presbyterian Church. Morning service at FPomm orning with Miles Strup! in charge of both services at 7 30 p.m.
The First Evangelical and Reformed church lists Sunday School at 9 45 with class Worship at 11 including Lord's celebration and music by Andante giusto Album Leaf Wagner. Donald Gibbardt leads choir and Glenn Brown John Summers assist at Communion. Evening Worship at 1 00 with sermon by the P Junior Choir Practice at 6 45 Monday Executive meeting of the Churchmen's Brotherhood at 7 in the Church Auditorium. 300 men expected from area churches to attend. Midweek Prayer Meeting set for Wednesday January 16.
Springfield Friends announces Sunday services with Sunday School at 9 45 a m led by John Purcelle superintendent and a meeting for worship at 11 a m More on page
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