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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1949
Page
2
The article reflects on human suffering and scarcity and urges obedience to God and love for neighbor. It explains the origin of psalms and praises David as the sweet singer of Israel. It asks why people divide, deprive, and mistreat others across nations and urges universal brotherhood.
A reflective piece on biblical figures from shepherd to king, highlighting repentance and enduring faith. It references Psalm One's blessing, the tree by waters, and Psalm 67’s call for universal praise, noting faith sustains serenity amid trials. The text cites guidance from scripture and mentions King Features Syndicate.
A listing of Baptist churches with pastors schedules and activities including Allen Jay Baptist Dennis M Larkins Morning Worship at 630 pm Sunbeam and union meetings at 30 pm Mid week prayer service Wednesday 7:30 pm. Rum Main Street Rev A S Hale Sunday School 945 am Morning Worship 11 am. Pisgah Baptist Worth avenue Wingate Street Rev Chart Monk Jr pastor Sunday School 0:45 am Worship 11 am 7:30 pm. Mt Calvary Baptist Kearns Street Richland Avenue Sunday School 0:45 am M A Tysinger Supt 8 B T U 630 pm. Preaching 11 am 7:30 pm and 4th Sundays. Prayer meeting Thursdays 7:30.
A compilation of worship times and Sunday School details from multiple churches. Glenola Gaffnist and West End Gaffist list 11am sermons with evening services, BTU timings, and midweek prayers. Lexington Avenue Baptist and Sun View Gapfitist show varied service hours and staff, while North Main Street Baptist and Southside Baptist provide training unions and midweek meetings. The list also includes Pilot View Trinity and Conrad Memorial with their respective morning and evening services and midweek activities.
The article covers Dr. John A. Mackay heading to the Orient for lectures and meetings with church leaders in Japan Korea China the Philippines and Siam under the International Missionary Council. It notes National Leprosy Missions Week and the American Mission to Lepers convention in Boston, plus a slum clearance project in North Philadelphia led by the American Friends Service Committee and the Friends Neighborhood Guild. It quotes Charles P. Taft defending Christian non communism, discusses church stances on communism, and closes with local notices including a Media widow’s bequest and Pilatre de Rosier’s 1783 balloon ascent.
Two local Baptist churches announce service schedules. Anchdalds Baptist led by Pastor W Allen holds Sunday School at 10 AM and morning worship at 11, with Wednesday prayer service at 7:30. Pine Grove Baptist under Frank McDeniel lists Sunday School at 10, morning worship at 11, Training Union at 6:40, and Wednesday night midweek service. all services open to the public.
Temple Baptist in Baker town lists Rev CG F Johnson as pastor and school at 945 every Sunday. Superintendent is Threet ImE, with preaching services on the 2nd and 4th Sundays at 11 am and 7:30 pm.
Woodlawn Baptist in Winston-Salem announces half-mile notices for A. and ASDI, with Sunday school at 9 45 morning service at 7 30 and Wednesday service at 7 30. The pastor and superintendent are named in the item.
The Albertson Road Baptist Church lists Sunday services: Sunday School at 9 45 morning worship at 11 and BTU at 6 30. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30. Superintendent A Bane and Pastor Rev. O E Hampton oversee activities.
Christian church notices list pastors J C Boyd and Joe Earp with Bible School at 10 AM and morning worship at 11 AM. Evening services are scheduled at 7 30 PM. Additional details include locations at Corner Jones and Locke streets and Tryon streets with referenced leaders and worship times.
Sunday morning worship led by the pastor with evening services and prayer meetings listed. Cottage prayer service on a Tuesday. Prayer and Praise service scheduled Friday at 7 30 PM with additional midweek prayer and Wednesday evening gathering.
The Christian Science Society at 9 North Main Street High Point invites the public to Sunday services at 11 00 am and a Sunday school at 9 45 for children up to age twenty. A Wednesday evening service and testimony meeting begin at 8 00 pm with reading from the Bible and Science and Health.
The Rev Robert J. MacMillan announces Sunday Masses at 8 and 11 a.m. Saturday Mass and Novena devotions honor the Immaculate Heart of Mary at 9 a.m. Confessions offered Saturday 5 to 5 30 p m and 7 30 to 8 p m.
The Rev Lucille Brady leads a Wednesday program at 100 Eng Street 943 Morning with a 6 Evening service and a 100 Prayer meeting. Morning Crusaders hosts the event with outreach at the church.
The Church of Christ on North Hamilton East State lists Bible School at 9 45 with W H Lewis on Sept 11. Morning Worship at 11 and Evening Worship at 7. Christian Endeavor children and adult study at 8.30. Scout meeting Wednesday 8. Evening mid week study by minister W E B McGilvrey. Another Church of Christ at Jones Business College West Commerce holds Lord's Supper at 1 PM.
A compilation of church notices lists multiple congregations with pastors and service times. Churches include Church of God at East Commerce Street with Rev Fred J, Cloverdale Pitt Street section, Macedonia Church of Living God at 1105 Lake Street led by Rev W L Hicks, and Levinier Memorial Church of the Living God at 402 Cedar Street with Rev Allen Rich.
Norw tain Street at Parriss Rev Thomas Amyth rector conducts 8 A. M. Holy Communion 11 A. M. morning service and church school and Bible class 11 A. M. nursery for children under seven 6 P. M. evening service with meditation by rector 6:40 P. M. Young People's service league meets.
Archdale Friends Gitte and Pearson minister at School 10 A M Albion and Superintendent. Morning worship 10 A M Bible School 6:30 Choral practice daily. Deep River seven mile from High Point on Highway 6 Bibert Newlin minister 10 Bible School Reynolds Neave superintendent 11 A M for service and 7 PM Young People’s Meeting.
A fragment indicates Oak Hill Church on Street, with Rev. D. Virgil as pastor, and a Sunday School noted as 943. Worship services are listed for 7 PM on Sunday with a likely evening service.
Community notices for Central Friends Church give service times and activities. Minister Gecti C. t Hlaworth leads with Bible study sequences, youth fellowship, evening worship, choir rehearsal, and Friday fellowship events listed with times.
Prayer and study session announced for Wednesday at 7 40 with the Springfield Friends meeting on Spring Field Road Hadley led by John J Supt. Bible of 945. Attendees invited to join the prayer and discussion.
Willow Brook street hosts Missionary Alliance Gospel Tabernacle with David Lowe as pastor. Church School and Ray Wagner Superintendent lead morning worship at 11. Youth hour at 6 45. Evening worship begins at 7 30.
A church note lists activities at First Protestant Holeneerr in South Hamilton Street Hew 4. Pastor A. Grout oversees Sunday worship at 9.4 morning and ta evening services. Jonn Lain is superintendent. Prayer service held Wednesday at Story House, 650.
Grace Lutheran at Ventenial Avenue hosts Sunday school at 43 with Pastor Fred Rockett and morning service. Walther League meets Monday at 7 30 PM. Emmanuel Lutheran on Norte Main at Howell, Pastor Conrad O D offers worship at 11 00 AM and Sunday School at 9 45 AM with Youth Meetings at 6 40 PM.
Elder Gernarg J. Simpson presides as Branch President at Joe East Commerce Street. Evening worship at 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. services announced.
Calvary Church of the Nazarene on Prospect Street lists Rev. Clay J. Childress as pastor. Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. with Smith as superintendent. Morning Worship and Evening Worship at 7:30 p.m. Prayer and praise service Thursday at 7:30 p.m. N.P. 6:80.
C. C. Brown, pastor, announces morning worship at 10 A M and evening service at 1 30 P M on Sunday at 1217 East Green Street. Prayer and praise follow at 7 20 Wednesday. Minor errors in text clarified.
Local church notices list several Presbyterian congregations with service times and sunday school details. Noble Praigg superintendent for morning worship 15.00. Youth Fellowship 5.00 followed by supper at 6:00. Brentwood Presbyterian Rev J P McNatt pastor morning worship 11 AM evening 1 PM prayer Wednesday 1 20 PM. Obese Noud Presh ImIan Murch church school 48 HG Simmons superintendent youth fellowship 6 15 Cantey evening services 1 30 oclock. Randall Presbyterian Church church school 9 30 J Warren superintendent evening service 7 00 youth fellowship Friday night.
Abracadall Methodist Oblabor A M Worship Pred i Setser pastor 945 church school Joe Williams superintendent 645 Yours Fellowship 7 P M worship 7 P Wednesday prayer meeting Lebanon Methodist Norto Mein at State Rev Dr D D Broome pastor Church School 8 48 Dale Montgomery superintendent Morning worship Li E worship 30 Young people mest O28
Jamestown Methodist announces Rev. P. J. Dixon as pastor with church school session at morning worship led by Captain Bundy and U. A. brief.
Rev Robert Laughlin leads Sunday School at 0 46. Herman Billings is superintendent. Morning worship at 11. Choir rehearsal at 6 00. Evening worship at 7 30. Extension of Kivett Drive referenced.
M G Ervin pastor serves Church School at 4. & H. Grace on worship at 11. Youth program follows. Evening worship at 7. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7.00.
Readable fragments show a West Air road location with pastor Kev Oeilinger and church activities. Mentions Church School and morning worship plus evening service. Specific times are unclear.
Bustie pastor Wade RK Miss Mozelle W supt aay chool. Morning worship. Youth Fellowship. Pro. Evening worship seven.
Oak View Methodist announces Rev. J. Oliver as pastor. Sunday services include a 9:45 morning sermon with W. T. Kearns leading, a September morning service, and an evening service at 7.
A compact directory listing Wesley Memorial Methodist Highland Methodist Kingsland Memorial and other churches on Main Street and surrounding avenues. It names pastors Don Payne John Cagte Wellerick and others along with service times and church school supervisors.
Carl A. Grimm is identified as pastor with a Sunday service schedule announced. Sunday school at 9:45 and morning worship at 11, followed by fellowship at 6:30.
Wesleyan church notes list Rev Paul HMS as pastor and 43 H. Troxier as superintendent. Morning worship scheduled with church school and 6 15 P M program on WPYS channel.
In the record, HORRORY OMAPEL and Isenhour are listed with a 9:48 A.M. service followed by morning worship at 10:45 and WYPS broadcasting at 6:30 P.M. for evening worship at 7:20.
Ennis Street Wesleyan Church announces Melvin Potts will lead Morning Worship at 11 with a sermon by the pastor. Sunday School at 9 45 and WYPS program at 6 30 in the evening.
Rev E M Gardner leads at Bales Memorial Wesleyan Church Jamestown with church school at 10 A M. Worship services follow at 11 A M and 7 30 P M conducted by Sherman Farrington superintendent instructions.
Providence Wesleyan Church on Feld Road near Alien Jay School led by Rev Brown offers Sunday School at 10 AM with Vance McNabb as superintendent. Morning worship at 11, LL WYPS group at 6 30 PM. Evening service at 7 15 PM and Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 30 PM. Juanita Ingram serves as president.
Calendar style listing shows services at North Main Richardson Street and Main Street Methodist with pastors Rev W Kenneth Goodson Kev Jones and C V Kester, morning worship times 11 or 21, youth groups 6:30 PM, midweek broadcasts and Sunday school times, plus Calvary Makemonist service times and evening worship 7 40.
The color sense gap between the sexes is discussed by INS reporting on Professor Selig Hecht of Columbia University. He says color deficiency is better labeled color confusion as most lack outright blindness and simply mix greens reds and yellows.
Lexington Avenue Church holds Home Coming Day with morning services dinner on the grounds and afternoon program led by Rev. Ernest M. Smith. First Presbyterian features Communion at 11 in morning worship and broadcasts on WHPE AM for three months. Week calendar includes Youth groups, Westminster supper, and union services with nearby churches.
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