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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1953
Page
2
An open letter to American teens urges courage and responsibility to prevent holiday deaths. It calls teens to stay off crowded highways, avoid risky late night swimming, skip dangerous fireworks, protect younger girls with sparklers, and insist on safe driving, even challenging peers or adults to stop unsafe behavior.
The Associated Press reports fair and pleasant weather for most of the nation with no widespread storms for the Independence Day period. Showers are expected in the mid continent and light rain in the Southeast while thundershowers form along the Mississippi Valley and spread into Wisconsin and Illinois. Warm humid conditions persist in the South and Southwest, with cooler, fair weather from the Great Lakes to the Northeast as a Canadian air mass pushes south.
India urges an emergency General Assembly meeting at the United Nations to address the Korean crisis. Dayal indicates New Delhi has told the U N that the time is now for action and warns that further talks may trigger prompt assembly action if Panmunjom talks stall.
The article notes the hot dog became a national favorite after its early service at New York's Coney Island, marking the start of its wide popularity across the United States.
President Eisenhower and a group of old friends relaxed at Camp David in the Catoctin Mountains on the Fourth of July. He played 18 holes at Monterey Country Club with William E. Robinson, Clifford Roberts, and E. D. Salter, then planned a return to Washington. Eisenhower urged a national day of prayer and penance.
Joyce Day 23 of Southwell Engine will marry Air Force Sgt John Sonovich of Wall Pa today. The family borrowed 240 to pay her taxi fare from New York City after she arrived late, mistaken that Wall was outside the city. The couple met in England in 1950 and plan to leave Ivannah where he is stationed by car after the ceremony.
James Bullock asked sheriff deputies to stop the neighbor woman from luring his two year old fox terrier Bambi back to her house with food and a down pillow. He says each time he drags the dog home she entices it away again.
The column discusses how personality changes in old age may stem from mental outlook rather than brain decay, noting brain atrophy while stressing continued active mental and physical engagement. It advises balanced diet, regular exercise, adequate sleep, and social adaptation to preserve mental status and well being. The Q and A notes that most duodenal ulcers can be cured medically with new drugs reducing stomach acid and motion.
The White House trims its pool of about 25 cars by removing six Lincoln limousines and a Lincoln convertible and replacing them with 14 Mercurys in a bid to save several thousand dollars yearly on rental and operation. The President will keep a Cadillac and Mrs. Eisenhower a Chrysler, and two Lincoln limousines remain for visiting dignitaries.
Water supply in Yuma Arizona is nearly back to normal after a main break severed service for two days. Repairs damaged three pumps but second pump began at midnight and the third was due this day. Temperatures above 110 degrees prompted rationing and residents conserved water with little hardship.
The National Geographic Society notes that plaid originally identified a cape or shawl worn by men or women in the Scottish Highlands, though today it denotes a fabric pattern.
Saint Mary's Episcopal Church begins summer schedule with Holy Communion at 9 30 a m led by Rev Thomas J C Smyth. The service is family oriented with children joining parents and a basement Christian education film session before the sermon. The 8 a m Holy Communion continues.
Sunday schedule includes 9 45 a m church school for all ages 11 a m morning worship with the Lord s Supper observed 5 p m senior and pioneer fellowships meeting Wednesday hour of morning prayer 9 10 a m all women invited
The schedule shows church school at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 11 a m at Randolph and Crestwood and a 7 30 p m evening service at Crestwood. Dr William R Locke speaks at 11 a m service with nursery care for preschoolers. MYF meets at 6 30 p m with Mary Webster Smith. Midweek chapel broadcast on WMFR at 8 30 p m and choir rehearsal Thursday at 7 30 p m.
Sunday services include 9 45 a m Sunday School and 11 a m Church worship with Holy Communion. Monday features a 730 p m Senior history meeting at the church. Tuesday 730 p m Junior Consistory at Richard B Sossaman 1005 For rest Ave. Wednesday 730 p m Prayer meeting with the pastor on Helping The Church to Grow.
Wesley Memorial Methodist lists services Sunday 9:45 am Sunday School 11 am Holy Communion 4 pm Youth Vespers at Eagle Farm Wednesday crafts for youth led by Richard Crowder Pilgrim Holiness notes 9:45 am Sunday School 11 am Morning worship 6:30 pm Children’s Story Hour Junior and Senior Youth Societies 7:30 pm guest speakers Rev and Mrs James Barefoot open new Indian school in New Mexico last year. They will show color slides and speak.
First Church of Christ lists Bible School at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 11 a m with a sermon titled Palm Tree Christians. Evening services include 7 30 p m worship and 6 30 p m Youth Meeting. Wednesday Hour of Power at 7 30 p m. First Baptist adds Sunday School at 9 45 a m and a morning worship service at 11 with Dr J Allen Easley as guest speaker.
Fellowship groups meet at 6 45 p m for prayer and study Evening evangelistic hour at 7 45 p m features The Amen of the Soul sermon by the pastor A baptismal service is set for Sunday at 2 30 p m at Haworth Lake Mid week Bible study and prayer Wednesday at 7 45 p m
A community listing outlines weekly events at the Training Union with a 6:45 p m start and an 8 p m worship service. Monday features Livingstone Chapter of Royal Ambassadors and an Intermediate G A meeting followed by Mary Conrad Class. Tuesday includes Chorale Adult Choir at 7 30 p m. Wednesday offers workers' council supper at 6 30 p m and a prayer meeting at 8 p m. Thursday and Friday schedule Royal Ambassadors chapters with 7 p m meetings.
Sunday events list Bible classes at 9 30 a m and Morning worship at 10 45 a m in the church. The brief note presents two services with no additional details.
Sunday School starts at 9 45 morning worship at 11 led by Jack Jarrett Evening worship at 7 30 conducted by the church young men Mid week Prayer service Wednesday at 7 30 p.m.
Sunday events include 9 15 a m superintendents meeting 9 40 a m Sunday School 10 55 a m morning worship with Rev George Tunstall a July substitute 4 acons meeting youth choir 6 p m directors meeting 6 15 p m tram evening worship Wednesday 7 p m teachers and officers meeting 8 p m prayer meeting
Sunday services include Sunday School at 9 45 a m and worship at 11 a m. Monday features the Women’s Auxiliary meeting at the Shelter House with Mrs Tom Alston reporting on Guilford College Institute of International Relations. Wednesday at 7 30 p m the Building Council Executive Committee meets in the library.
Schedule lists Sunday School at 9 45 a m and worship service at 11 00 a m with sermon topic What Time Is It Youth Fellowship at 6 30 p m in the Recreation Room Junior Youth Fellowship in the Chapel Penguins described as biologically primitive birds not far removed from reptile ancestors
A compact study notes Paul’s Romans greetings from Rome and his pastoral role as shepherd and parent. It outlines his mission journeys, his bold gospel claim, and the warning against sins listed by Canon Liddon, ending with a critique of idol worship and pagan folly.
A sermon excerpt urges the faithful to pursue forgiveness through Christ, citing Paul’s letters and the World Friendship letters as broadening horizons for youth. It stresses universal sin, the need for Bible readings in teaching, and faith in Jesus as the path to save the world.
Buffalo New York AP reports Dr John Romano of the University of Rochester defines a mature person by five traits including adaptability reserves self-control reality guidance and long term planning He notes such a person can love another and not just himself.
Walter Reinard of Evans, near Buffalo, lives in an auto trailer that serves as the living room, kitchen and bedroom while a frame house stands around it. He does not plan to dismantle the trailer, which he used during his house construction.
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