Church Directory Listings Dense with Addresses and Pastors
A long OCR list catalogs many churches and pastors with street addresses across multiple denominations including Seventh Day Adventist, Baptist, Christian, Lutheran, Episcopal, and more. The item compiles names such as D. G. Anderson, Wallace, Hale, J. Wayne Levan, L. W. Garner Jr., Isaac Harriss, and others, alongside street locations like 212 Maple St, 317 North Main St, Archdale, and Montheu Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Jay
George H. Wallace
Allen Jay Fliat
A. S. Hale
North Main St
Jewell
A. H. Dunns
Rawley Farm Road
Pisgah- Charles Ag
Worth
Wingate Mt. Calvary
C. M. Floyd
Kearns
Rich — Glenda
J. H. Bolick
Lish Street
W. P. Biggerstaff
Eoeeesss
English St. Grove
R. L. Smith
Ecis Kivett Drive
Hillierd Memorial
J. Wayne Levan
CCC
Cooh
Archdale Fairmont Park
John H. Seals
Thane Road
Southside
W. H. Barker
Ebeapivew Suenee Conrad Memorial
George Richman
Roa Pilot View
R. L. Kizer
Old Thomasville
H.P
Trinity
J. C. Gatewood
Local Church Briefs Highlight Activities This Week
First Methodist activities include 9:45 church school 11 sermon on New Model Men 5 car land lecture by Dr Goodson with slides 6 MYF supper 7:30 senior choir and 8:30 WMFR broadcast. Baptist Training Union meets English Street Baptist Tuesday 7:30 p.m. featuring The Masters Singers Negro quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodson
Spiritual Life Fellowship
Meeting of Commission On Missions
WMFR
Baptist Training Union
High Point
The
English Street
Sunday and Wednesday church activities listed for two congregations
Sunday school at 9 45 a m and worship at 11 00 a m with a sermon on The Church of Satan's Abode in a seven church series, youth fellowship at 6 30 p m, and counseling in Clara Cox room. Monday Workers Council at 7 30 p m with John Purcelle leading. Wednesday business meeting at 7 p m Milton Hadley will attend. Baha i World Faith World Religion Day event in Greensboro at 3 p m with Ben D Weeden speaking. First Church of Christ holds Bible school at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 11 00 a m with sermon Except They Be Sent and 6 30 p m youth meeting and 7 30 p m evening worship with The Most Valuable Possession of Men. Wednesday Hour of Power at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Cox
Workers’ Council
John Purcelle
Milton Hadley
Springfield
North Carolina
Greensboro
North Greene Street
Ben D. Weeden
International Center of the
Haifa
Israel
United States
First Church OF Christ
Livingstone
Royal Ambassadors
I Bs
W. M
Swor
Cub
Royal Ambassaors
Pete Schultheiss
Youth Fellowship
Whpefm
Christian Brotherhood Hour
WHPE
Fellowship In Prayer
YMCA
St Marys Episcopal Weekly Schedule
Sunday services include Holy Communion for Young People’s Service League at 8, church school and Bible class at 9 30, and Litany Ante-Communion and sermon by the rector at 11. Monday features the Men's Club dinner at 6 30. Wednesday offers Holy Communion and Intercessions at 10 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Mary's Episcopal
Young People
Community Church Services and Activities Schedule
Green Street Baptist and High Point Friends publish their weekly schedules. Activities include Sunday school at Green Street Baptist with Rev. Clarence R. Nida preaching at 10 55 a m and youth, training union, and evening worship. High Point Friends list Sunday school, morning worship, youth events, a United Nations discussion, and a Wednesday supper honoring Robert R. Ragan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Street Baptist
Clarence R. Nida
Training Union
WHPEM
All Ladies
High Point District Training Union
English Street Baptist
High Point Friends
Genevieve Boynton
United Nations
Trinity
Robert R. Ragan
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church Weekly Schedule Highlights
The church lists services and activities including Sunday morning worship with the minister’s topics The Shadows We Cast and God Believes in You Vesper service Youth fellowship snacks daily rehearsals and choir sessions throughout the week Family nights covered dish suppers and study groups in Wesley Hall Details include addresses for study groups and Holiness Convention closing messages by Dr. H. M. Couchenour with youth programs Tuesday missionary society gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial Methodist
Susanna Wesley
Wesley Hall
Allen B. Welborn
W. Farriss Avenue
J. A. Johnson
Colonial Drive
William D. Lewis
Woodrow Avenue
Witnesses to His Glory by Newman Campbell
A religious reflection on transfiguration describing Jesus' appearance on the mountain with Peter James and John. The piece discusses the meaning of transfigurement, Elijah and Moses, John the Baptist link, and a faithless generation seeking healing for a possessed boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
James
John
Jesus
Newman Campbell
Christ
God
Moses
Elijah
John the Baptist
Sermon Sketch: Mount of Transfiguration and Lessons for Faith
The lesson recalls Peter's impulse to build tabernacles at Jesus Transfiguration, the divine voice declaring Jesus the beloved Son, and Jesus healing a boy after the Apostles question unbelief. It notes the need for faith as a mustard seed, Jesus predicting the crucifixion and resurrection, and the Coin in the fish paying the temple tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Jesus
Moses
Elijah
National Council of the Churches of Chris
Palestine
Temple
Division of Christian Education
U.S.A
Permission Features Syndicate
Church Calendar of Emmanuel Lutheran and Royal Ambassadors
A weekly church activity schedule lists services, choirs, and youth programs for Emmanuel Lutheran and associated groups. Highlights include sermons on Great Questions in the Bible, royal ambassadors chapters, scout activities, and choir rehearsals across weekdays and weekend services.
Sunday services and midweek prayer schedule
Sunday school at 9 45 a m and 11 a m. Morning worship with a sermon by Dr David Foust of Catawba College. Vesper service at 5 p m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Foust
Catawba College
Tabernacle to Host Family Services with Rev Claude Richards
Rev Claude M Richards conducts family services for two weeks at the Tabernacle. He will speak at Sunday school and preach Sunday morning worship. A Sunday School Forum for teachers and officers is planned Sunday afternoon. Evangelistic services run 7 30 each evening all week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude M. Richards
The
Tabernacle
Emmanuel Lutheran Church elects 1953 officers
Church council officers for 1953 at Emmanuel Lutheran Church include Robert L. Conrad as vice chairman George E Schultheiss as secretary Dr Marcus L Aderhardt as treasurer Jacob N Wagner as assistant treasurer and F C Morehead as building fund treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Robert L. Conrad
George E. Schultheiss
Marcus L. Aderhardt
Jacob N. Wagner
F. C. Morehead
Gospel Tabernacle schedules week of activities downtown Willowbrook
The Gospel Tabernacle on Willowbrook Street posts a week of church events led by Rev. Claude M. Richards and Rev. Donald B. Irvin. Youth hay ride and wiener roast, radio programs on WHPE, Sunday school and worship, Good News Club daily after school, gospel singing, and youth events through January 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle
Gospel Tabernacle
Willowbrook Street
Claude M. Richards
Fort Wayne
Ind
Good News Club
Mr. Richards
John Kory
the Tabernacle
Donald B. Irvin
Desk of Tomorrow showcases seven grand office gadgets
A Newark company markets a $7000 Desk of Tomorrow with built in razor radio humidor liquor vault ice cube fridge and interdepartmental communication unit. Other notes mock midcentury trends from Matinee shifts to spinach lotions and global politics banter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
New York
Manhattan Transit
New York Daily News
Minneapolis
Biggest Mines Are Neighbors in Southwestern Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh report notes the two largest coal mines in the world lie within five miles of each other in southwestern Pennsylvania. Robena mine at Greensburg and Vesta 3 and 4 and 5 at Fredericktown each exceed four million tons annually, supplying coke for iron furnaces. About 2,900 to 3,000 miners work these pits, with daily outputs near 19 000 to 20 000 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Steel Company-Owned
Steel
Robena
Greensboro
Fredericktown
Jones & Laughlin Steel
Vesta
Ambassador Knows His Horses at Sagamore Farm Visit
Dominican Republic Ambassador-at-large Generalissimo Rafael Trujillo Molina toured Sagamore Farm and chose a 22 year old Amphitheatre Geisha as his preferred colt, a half brother to Native Dancer. He also favored a 3-year-old filly named Hula, half sister of Next Move. The note mentions tropical ever greens lacking typical annual tree rings.
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Baltimore
Generalissimo
Rafael L. Trujillo Molina
Dominican Republic
Sagamore Farm
Fred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Ralph Kercheval
Geisha
Native Dancer
Generalissimo Trujillo
Hula
Next Move
First Presbyterian Morning Worship and Fellowship Notes
Morning worship features Dr Watts preaching on the subject On Criticizing and Being Criticized. Senior and Pioneer Fellowships meet. Women of the Church gather Monday. Midweek service slated for Wednesday at seven thirty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
Watts
Women of the Church
Crestwood and Randolph Presbyterian Service Schedule
Crestwood and Randolph Presbyterian churches publish a joint schedule. Church school meets at 9:45 on both campuses, Randolph holds morning worship at 11, Crestwood evening worship at 7:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crestwood
Randolph Presbyterian
Randolph
Also Mentioned on This Page
High Point Church Directory
Adventist
Seventh Day Adventist
D. G. Anderson
Maple St
Immac
Heart of Mary
Robt
J. MacMillan
Montheu Ave
Christian and Missionary Alliance Gospel Tabernacle
Willowbrook
Christian Church
Midoles of Christ
Central Christian
Joseph FE. Childress
Ferndale and Locke
Congregational Christian
Christian
Guy H. Veazey
Tryon
Christian Science
Christian Science Society
Church OF God
North Main
Oak Ridge
Coy Yates
Isses
Rawley Farm
Fred Jump
East Commerce Living
Cedar Street
Ward Street
Fred B. Barlow
Weer
Church OF Christ
1St
W. E. McGilvrey
Hamilton A. Lon
J. G. Binkley
Ves R
Episcopal St. Mary’s
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Foursquare Church
Harold Halms
N. Main and
Farriss
Archdale Deep River
Lbert Newlin
Oak Hill
T. E. Perkins
Oak Hill Central
C. E. Haworth
Pannepee
Aba
S. Main and Commerce
Archdale
Isaac Harriss
H. Millard Jones
Springfield Road
Highland Ave
South
Hamilton
F. A. Dail
First Pilgrim
J. A. Grout
Jehovaits
Teee
Lutheran Grace
F. W. Rockett
Centennial-North Drive
Emmanuel
Harry D. Hawthorne
N. Main
Howell
Methodist
W. Kenneth Goodson
Main-Richardson
Nazarene
Calvary
A. H. Johnson
C. Brown
D. H. Patton
Archdale Prospect Street
Dane m. Green Street
Roy Watts
Ee N. Main
Shirley Crestwood
G. Sae
Crommdoto
aineKene Shams Asheboro Highway
Brentwood
J .P. McNall
Seanet
E. Green Street
Wesleyan Methodist First Evangelical
Carl A. Grimm
S. Main Street
Ennis Street
J. C. Reynolds
Bales Memorial
E. M. Gardner
Jamestown Providence
Alvin K. Morgan
Hayworth Memorial
W. Car Lovin
Newton Street
Hickory Chapel
J E. Melton
Hilltop
Vail Temple Memorial
F. R. Mason
Taylor Friendship
S. M. Frazier
Loflin
Bethlehem
J. B. Mason
Fulda St. Paul
L. S
Hoover and Beamon Emmanuel
D. D. Mason
Leonard
Price Mt. Olive
W. H. Hale
Davis Avenue
St. Mark
Oak Grove
W. E. Baker
Washington Terrace
J. E. Reid
Pilgrim
G. J. Thomas
Tere Ee Ee
Christ the King
Bartholomew Paytas
Cherry Street
A. W. Waddell
Lutheran
St. Luke H. A Foard
J. Ww. Winston
Olga
Marshin
W. Williams
W. Willis St. Matthew
McDonald
Taylor
Rethel
Hk Mingo
Puss Hake
Rivett Drive
Fairview
Chance OF God Church of
Astor
Springfield Friends
Pilgrim Holiness
H. M. Couchenour
Chicago Evangelistic Institute
National Holiness Association
Woman's Missionary Society
Alfred J. Buescher
Matthew
First Baptist
Emmanuel Lutheran
First Church OF God
Phooey
Vishinsky
Willowbrook St
We Hidshakee JA Pte Oa
Lloyd W. Garner, Jr
D&h Book Store
RE. Commerce ST
St. Johns M-6
F. M. Spargo
Stanley, WN
Pentecostal Holiness Church
Highland Avenue
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