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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1944
Page
2
The lesson recounts Jesus teaching crowds by the Sea of Galilee in parables about a sower and seeds on different soils. It explains the meanings: hard ground, rocky soil, thorny ground, and good soil, urging faith, effort, and sharing the message as a guiding light.
Chicago police pursued leads in the murder of Mrs Frank Starr Williams. The 55 year old socialite rented two safety boxes at the Drake hotel hours before she was killed in her Lake Front Drive apartment. Investigators questioned family about her valuables including an expensive diamond ring. Safety boxes to be inspected for possible links to the case.
Virgil Pinkley, European manager of United Press, told the North Carolina press institute closing session that Axis must be crushed mildly and economically to defeat any ally of Germany and Japan. He warned against using brute language and urged careful reporting.
Hollywood report follows Conductor Rodzinski calling boogie woogie a delinquency cause. Sinatra dismisses the claim as bunk and defends popular music while noting his own children enjoy jazz age artists.
The Rev. T. L. Moose, supervisor at the Crescent home, will be at the Reformed Church this Sunday. He will address the E. T. Hedrick Bible class during Sunday school hour, after leading morning worship and speaking at the church in the afternoon. The home received substantial support from local churches this year with December giving exceeding $10,000.
The Presbyterian church at Brentwood on EB Green and Arch Streets lists Rev. J. P. H. McNatt as pastor. Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. supervision by Harry Brown. Young People's meeting at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. Sunday Choir rehearsal Wednesday at 8:15 p.m. Mid-week prayer service 7:30 p.m. George W. Denny as Sunday school supervisor.
Morning worship at 1 a m and evening service at 7 45 p m with fellowship forum at 6 45 p m Prayer meeting Thursday 7 45. People junction of highways 10 and 10 A Thomasville Road minister George M Allison and W T Thompson Sunday school superintendent.
Sunday School 9 45 am Morning preaching 11 am by Rev M C Connor WYPS 6 30 pm Geraldin Richardson president Evening service 7 30 pm Friday cottage prayer meeting Hayworth 517 Newton Street Rev B H Phaup minister
Sunday services listed for multiple churches including First Baptist with Rev W F Eliott 9:45 Sunday School and 11:00 morning worship. St Mark Methodist with 9:45 Sunday School and 11:00 morning worship. Calvary Baptist 11:00 worship. Pilgrim Congregational 9:45 Sunday School and 11:00 morning worship. Vernon Baptist 9:45 Sunday School and 11:00 morning worship. Catholic Church led by Father Bernardine 8:00 A.M. services.
Nearly four times as many troops as were moved in World War I have been carried by rail in the United States in this war. The statement notes a large surge in railway troop transports compared with the earlier conflict.
Navy statistics show the air intermediate training stations at Co Christi Texas and Pensacola Florida turning out aviators at about three per hour around the clock. About 25 000 men yearly enter the schools and complete in roughly 14 to 16 weeks with high performance. Some trainees fail to grade and switch to non flying naval aviation roles.
Organist G M Nichols will present an afternoon recital at St Marys Episcopal church on Sunday at 4 oclock. It is the second of three Sunday services at the church. The St Dunstans Boy Choristers are scheduled for January 30 in a following program.
A 12 year old girl was sentenced in city court to an indefinite term in a state institution for stealing $60 in cash and $101 in checks. Police Chief E. W. Lentz said the girl had been arrested four times since Christmas.
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