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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1956
Page
2
Local church notices list Sunday services at English Street Baptist and Green Street Baptist. Details include Sunday School, morning and evening worship, training unions, and midweek activities. Activities span youth groups, choirs, missions, and a moving picture program titled Martin Luther.
Sunday services include 9 45 am 6 30 pm Training Union 7 30 pm Evening worship Wednesday 7 pm Mid week Prayer Service 8 pm Adult Choir Saturday 2 pm Sunbeam Band
Sunday School at 9 45 a m morning worship 11 a m senior high fellowship 6 p m pioneer fellowship 630 p m evening worship 730 p m Wednesday choir rehearsal 930 p m Thursday family night support and world mission program 7 p m speaker Mrs O C Williamson
The notice lists Sunday activities including 9:45 a m church school 11 a m morning worship with a sermon Does Your Make the Difference 6 15 p m Methodist Youth Fellowship and evening worship Monday and Wednesday evenings feature church events Women’s Society and choir practice are noted with times unclear but present.
A partial list of church activities across multiple denominations notes weekly items from Sunday worship at 9:45 a.m. and 11 a.m. sermons to choir rehearsals, youth services, council meetings, and prayer hours. Mentioned groups include Pentecostal Holiness School, Emmanuel Lutheran, First Lutheran, and Main Street Baptist crews with varied times.
Grace Lutheran hosts Sunday School at 9 45 a m and worship with a sermon on Jesus Prays for His Glorification. Other churches list varied services, youth choirs and midweek prayer, plus altar guild and communion-related activities.
Frinst Archdale Sunday 10 a m Sunday school 11 a m Morning worship sermon 6 30 p m Training men 7 30 p m Evening worship Wednesday Prayer meeting 7 30 p m Thursday Visitation 7 p m Southside Baptist Saturday 7 p m Cottage prayer meeting at Mrs Martha Morton s 2 F Clara Cox Apt s Sunday 9 45 a m Sunday School 11 a m Worship service 6 p m Training Union 7 p m Evening service Wednesday 7 p m Mid week service Faith Baptist Sunday 9 45 a m Sunday School 11 a m Worship service Sermon What Is Your Ex cuse 6 30 p m Training Union 7 30 p m Evening worship Sermon The Royal Wednesday 6 p m Training Union study course 7 30 p m Prayer meeting 8 15 p m Adult Choir Friday 7 30 p m Boy Scouts
The First Church of God schedules a guest speaker Dr Rowland V Hudson for Saturday 7:30 p.m. and again afternoon 2:30 p.m. with evening service at 7:30 p.m. Music by Wendell and Vivian Blake precedes the sermons. Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. and Youth events follow.
Sunday schedule lists Bible School at 9 45 a m and morning worship with a sermon. The fragment notes a church event for congregants seeking services on Sunday morning.
The article lists a weekly youth revival series led by The Rev. McCray Holmes, North Carolina state director of youth for Pilgrim Church, with multiple services from Sunday to Saturday. Special events include Family Night and presentation of the Most Valuable Couple award, plus guest participation from High Point Zone Youth. The Rev. J A Grout Jr presides on Saturday.
Sunday includes Church School at 9 45 a m Morning worship at 11 with the minister's subject Just For Today Vespers at 5 with Moses and the Desert MYF snack supper and evening programs follow Monday Intermedi ate Girl Scout Troop 27 3 30 p m Tuesday Brownie Troop 28 3 15 p m Carillon Choir 7 p m Boy Scout Troop 4 Wednesday Interme diate Girl Scout Troop 41 4 p m Cecelian Choir 5 p m Commission on Education 6 p m Workers conference supper meeting 6 45 p m Chapel Choir 7 30 p m Fellowship Hour Thursday Carol Choir 3 p m Brownie Troop 14 7 30 p m Chancel Choir 7 30 p m Pack 4 planning meeting
Sunday 9:30 am Sunday School prayer session 9:45 am worship service 6:30 pm Junior Youth Fellowship 6:30 pm Senior Youth Fellowship 6:30 pm Ladies Missionary prayer band 6:30 pm Mens pre service prayer meeting 7:30 pm Evangelistic service Wednesday 7:30 pm Hour of Power mid week service
Spiritual talk on how divine love makes the golden rule practical will headline Sunday’s Christian Science services. Scriptural focus centers on Paul’s teaching to love one's neighbor as oneself. Services at 319 Main St Sunday 11 am and Wed 8 pm. Sunday School at 9:45 am. Reading room and library open Wednesdays and Fridays 3 to 5 pm.
Oak Hill Friends hold 10 a.m. Sunday School and combined worship with singing. Weekday activities include all day quilting at the parsonage with a carry-in lunch and prayer meeting. Thursday features Quaker men meeting at Orvie Hayworth’s with Cecil Haworth of High Point Friends speaking. Friday hosts missionary meeting with Vera White and Russel Branson speaking on Our Christian Neighbors in Russia. Evening worship and 6 p.m. Youth Fellowships with hosts Mr. and Mrs. Clyde M. Garrison and Mr. and Mrs. Norval E. Byers.
The notice lists church events for the week including sermons titled When Duty Becomes Joy and The Stone the Builders Reject ed. Services start at 5 p.m. with Youth Choir and 7 p.m. Evening service. Activities include MYF supper, fellowship in the social hall, and several youth and choir gatherings through the week.
The Unitarian Fellowship will meet Sunday at the YMCA at 8 p.m. Mrs. Tom Alston will present the views of Dr. H Van Rensselaer Wilson of Brooklyn College. An article by Dr. Wilson from Humanist magazine will be used to guide discussion.
A devout Indian crowd in Madras heard Billy Graham with thousands arriving by train and walking long distances. Over 30 000 attended the evening rally as translators assisted, and many people from various castes and religions sought spiritual guidance.
A gospel passage describes Jesus eating with publicans and sinners while Pharisees question his mercy. He recalls the parable of the lost sheep and the prodigal son, illustrating God's love and forgiveness for repentant sinners. The piece ends by urging children to seek such parental grace.
A devotional meditation discusses Luke 19 10 and the lost coin parable alongside the prodigal son. It reflects on forgiveness, repentance, and the rejoicing in heaven when a sinner turns from fault, as promoted by the Division of Christian Education and Features Syndicate.
A cryptic crossword style snippet lists across clues like Legislative body and Anointed with grid hints such as 14 across and 15 across while down clues include Masculine appellation and Nimble, suggesting a themed fill of common words and names. The fragmentary entry lacks full grid, dates, or definitive solutions.
Dan Jackson, director of the Day Center of the Green Street Baptist Church, will speak to the Young People's Service League of St. Mary's Episcopal Church tomorrow night at the church. League officers include Bill Armstrong as president Blanche Bonner as vice president Anne Hawkins as secretary and Connie Jowett as treasurer.
The piece discusses faith and science, praising Pasteur's germ theory as a healing advance and claiming divine love explains life and the world. It contrasts uncertain medical details with a confident trust in spiritual truth learned from Jesus Christ. Four core truths are asked to be identified and traced to their learning process.
Nazareth Orphans Home children from Rockwell will perform a play Living for Jesus at Zion Evangelical Reformed Church at 9 45 a m and Calvary at 11 a m in Thomasville. Thomas Moose will address the congregations and a picnic dinner follows in the Calvary Fellowship Hall.
Sunday School teachers of Faith Baptist Church met at the pastor Rev W Murphy Cassell’s home to discuss plans for an educational building the church hopes to build this spring. Members present included Mr Thomas, Jack Hicks, Co Mrs Mary Motley, Mrs Jaue Anderson, Mrs Velmar Brincefield, Irene Calahan and Mrs Belva Cassell.
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