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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1970
Page
6
Dear Dr Thosteson explains glue sniffing as a dangerous form of intoxication that can rapidly damage the liver and blood, warns of fatal accidents, and urges family discipline for prevention. He also covers infant breath-holding as a typically emotional tantrum, often with no physical harm, and notes iron deficiency in some cases.
A 1968 Christian Sunday lesson by R H Ramsey outlines Genesis 1 1 to 4 and John 1 1 3 linking creation to Christ. It discusses eternal Word, the gospel, divine wrath against sin, Colossians theme of Christ as image of God and creator of all, and salvation through faith.
Bishop Earl G. Hunt Jr. of western North Carolina United Methodists leads a 29 day overseas visit starting from Charlotte airport. He travels with wife Mary Ann and son Steve to preach at congregations, visit historic Methodist sites, and see U S military bases while touring Europe including a trip into East Berlin as a tourist.
A Golden text from Hebrews 11 3 appears on the page noting that faith explains the creation of the worlds by God's word and that visible things were not made from visible matter.
General William C. Westmoreland will review the Fourth of July parade at Fort Bragg North Carolina. The event includes a 50 cannon salute and a parachute demonstration by the Army Golden Knights at 11 30 a m on the main parade ground.
Debbie Reynolds attended the ribbon cutting as Beech Mountain unveiled the Land of Oz tourist site. The Carolinas Caribbean Corp attraction features Judy Garland film memorabilia and was recently purchased at a movie studio auction for the company.
More than 2 000 delegates gather at War Memorial Auditorium for a divine healing service during the annual state convention of the Church of God of Prophecy in Greensboro. The opening featured actress with Roy Sowers Jr head of North Carolina's Conservation and Development Department. Convention opened Thursday night and runs through Sunday.
WSJS Channel 12 will air two NBC co produced specials from the Southern Baptist Convention Radio and Television Commission. July 19 at 130 p m features Highlights From the Baptist World Alliance Tokyo the first satellite telecast by a religious body. The second program July 26 at 130 p m is Art And The Bible from the National Gallery of Art Washington featuring about 50 works with narration by Aline Saarinen NBC News.
The calendar lists events at First Baptist Trinity and Trinity Baptist Church on Sunday and Monday. Activities include a 3 p.m usher meeting, a 7 30 p.m film commemorating the 125th SBC anniversary, a 3 p.m singing by The Seven Bright Stars, and revival services led by Elders Harris and Rice. A youth film screening on Sunday at 8 p.m. features Without Onion with John Washbrook and other actors.
The Rev. Clifford D. Caldwell, former associate pastor, will speak at 8 45 a m and 11 a m services. His 11 a m sermon is titled Three Wishes. Caldwell studied at Tennessee University King College earned a Th D from Union Theological Sem Richmond Va. He pastored St Andrews and McQuay Memorial in Charlotte before joining High Point church in 1960 and moving to Bethel Presbyterian Stanton Va in 1969.
The article argues that unknown tongue refers to foreign languages spoken by apostles when the Spirit enabled them to proclaim the gospel. It cites Acts 2 as proof that listeners heard messages in their own language and notes that in 1 Corinthians 14 the italicized unknown is not in the original Greek. It claims such tongues edified believers and required interpreters, and that today the gospel is complete in the New Testament.
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