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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1941
Page
3
Angus charges a truck into Castaloni's sunroom to reach Adoreen and the tied captives. Adoreen signals from behind Castaloni as she lifts a frying pan to strike, while Castaloni confronts Angus with a pistol. The dramatic rescue cliffhanger ends with Adoreen preparing to act.
A Sunday school lesson recounts Paul in Ephesus where a dozen believers receive the Holy Spirit after his guidance. He then preaches in the synagogue and later in Tyrannus’s school, stirring Asia with the gospel for two years while facing opposition from idol makers and civic leaders. The account emphasizes zeal, warning against pagan excess, and the cost of proclaiming truth.
A collage of Sunday School times worship services and revival plans across Baptist churches in Worth Park and surrounding areas. Details include pastors teachers and special events from First Baptist Thomasville to North Main union services and Training Union gatherings.
Lutheran church notices list Roswell E. Mennen as pastor at 808 Centennial Avenue with Sunday School at a.m. and Divine worship at 11 a.m. Sermon topics include With and Without Christ. Emmanuel led by Rev F L Conrad offers 11 o clock sermon Bowing Acquaintances with Daniel 3:7 and notes the Lord's Supper will be administered during morning worship.
The Church of Christ at Hamilton and State Streets lists Bible School at 9 43 a m Lord's Supper at 11 00 a m and sermon on Pauls Message To the Galatians Pastor W Di Helsabeck leads the service Christian Endeavor at 7 00 p m and Evening Worship at 7 30 p m with a brief note of singing during the hour.
The subject Sacrament will be the lesson sermon in all Christ Science churches and societies. Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. Reading room open to the public at 19 North Main Street on Wednesday and Friday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Rev S FE Taylor and Rev A A Somers lead Tabernacle Union 603 services with morning worship at 11 and 9 45 Sunday School. Miss Mary Beam missionary to Africa shares Zamzam voyage story at 3 00 and 7 45 evangelistic services. Bob Ingersoll evangelist joins next week. district superintendent Kenyon to speak at 11 00 hour.
The Rev. Hoy L. Fesperman leads Sunday School at 9 45 with J M Hedrick as superintendent. The Lord's Supper is observed at 11 00. Union Service at First Baptist Church Sunday night at 8 00 with Dr Clyde Turner of Greensboro. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30.
Elbert D Newlin preaches at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. services with special music. Christian Endeavor led by Vera Lee Marsh at 7 p.m. Missionary picnic meeting Tuesday 7:39 p.m. on Prospect Street. Springfield church morning worship 11 a.m. Rev Tom A Sykes speaks on Capitalizing On Memory. Central Bible School at 9:45 a.m. Horace S Haworth superintendent. Pastoral committee meeting Tuesday 7:30 p.m. Monthly meetings Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Choir practice Thursday 8 p.m. and 7 p.m. Christian Endeavor at 7.30 p.m.
Sixth Sunday after Pentecost Masses at St Edward's 7:30 PM Saturday confessions 7:30 to 9:30 PM Holy Masses at S and 10 AM Monthly Communion Sunday for Altar Society Guild and Holy Name Men's Society Feast of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Wednesday Mass at AM.
Presbyterian and Brentwood churches list weekly programs with Sunday school led by Harry L. Brown and George V. Denny respectively. 13:00 Quarterly Communion preached by Dr. O C William son. 8:00 Union Service with Dr J Clyde Turner. evenings led by Warren B Gaw and Dr C C Williamson.
Rev Howard Hartzeil serves Episcopal St Marys with Holy Communion and morning prayer. Congregation joins Union Service at night at First Baptist. Church of God Asheboro Street led by Rt Rev B Conner holds Sunday School 9:45 with John Kinney superintendent. Worship 11 am and 7:45 pm with Steroptican pictures The Cross of Christ. Prayer Wednesday at 7:43 pm. Boys and Girls story hour and chorus practice Saturday 2 pm.
A compilation of Sunday services and activities from Methodist and allied churches. It lists sermon topics by Rev. N C Williams and Dr Embree H Blackard, choir and Sunday school schedules, midweek prayer times, union services at First Baptist, and youth programs at Archdale and other local churches with worship times and event notes.
A.M. Associated Press report notes Billy Souse stopped Tony Crit in Cleveland. Brief nontitle bout reported from Morristown, Pa, and Minneapolis, Minn, with limited details on a Louie matchup.
Asheboro city council approved adding two police officers to improve traffic enforcement and provide day off coverage. A motorcycle officer will hunt speeders, while a second officer joins the force to bolster protection. Mayor Presnell rejected a $73 raise, asking to revert to $50 monthly.
Asheboro renumbers streets in business and residential districts under A C Newberry of New Bern and a crew. A new hundred sequence starts mid block to accommodate non crossing streets and vacant lots. A city directory is being prepared by William M Pyatt of Durham as final records await renumbering.
Asheboro reports two city teachers and three county positions under a new state assignment based on school attendance. City schools Park Street and Fayetteville Street will have 38 teachers in total. county high schools 61 and elementary 154. Black schools receive 20 elementary and one high school teacher. Randolph Training School not included.
July 12 report from Thomasville records 14 cases with half charged as reckless driving or speeding. Three cases heard. William A Brown fined 50 dollars plus costs and license suspended 12 months for drunk driving. Carson R Simpson paid costs for violation of prohibition law. Coy B Lee sentenced to 80 days jail on drunkenness and assault. Hurrell strong in rain pitching noted by NEA Service. Community singing set July 13 at Patterson Grove Church led by R P Smith. Mercury deposit search begun in Menico.
A fragmented map puzzle listing numerous clues and partial answers across a grid context. It includes references to continents, objects, and roles with many odd spellings and abbreviations. The layout suggests a vertical and horizontal crossword style puzzle with cryptic terms and mixed language artifacts.
As mid season nears the High School maintains the lead in the city playground softball league. Emma Blair and Brentwood are both gaining rapidly. The Congo and its tributaries provide Africa with more than three thousand miles of navigable waterways.
Guilford County transfers record deeds across High Point Greene Sumner Moorehead Jamestown Townships. Notable properties include Hilcrest and Hillcrest drives, Madison Avenue, North Wood Street, and Emerywood, with multiple transfers to spouses and trustees.
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