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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1952
Page
2
A dense list of church names with pastored by various ministers and street addresses, covering Baptist, Catholic, Christian Science, Episcopal, Lutheran, Methodist, Presbyterian, and other denominations. Includes Seventh Day Adventist and Church of God parishes with pastor names and locations.
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church hosts a 9 45 a m church school and an 11 a m worship with Dr Fred Aden of Ward College as guest speaker. Emmanuel Lutheran pastor Harry Hawthorne leads a Sunday union service at Wesley Memorial with chancel choir and soloists. A church supper follows Monday at 6 30 p m in Wesley Hall chaired by Bland W Worley.
Saint Mary's Episcopal Church announces services for the fifth Sunday after Trinity. 8 a.m. Holy Communion in the church. 9:30 a.m. morning prayer and sermon with a Family Service. Nursery and children’s classes available. no 11 o'clock service in July and August. Vestry meets Monday at 7:30 p.m. in parish house assembly room.
The young people's class will host devotions with brief talks and prayers. Witcher sisters will sing. The pastor will join the boy scout troop at Camp Uhwarrie next week. Children's meeting Thursday 9 AM. W Y P S and Y M W B resume Sunday 6 30 PM.}
The church opens at 9:45 with J Wilson Rogers as superintendent Mrs Strickland attends the organ from 10 45 to 11 The eleven o clock sermon by Rev Harry Jordan from Pembroke on What Difference Does Christ Make The choir directed by William Collins sings The Love of God Mozart Nursery for worshippers Pre school Myf meets 6 at Snotherly home Union Service at Wesley Memorial 8 Wednesday Spiritual Life Fellowship 9 30 a m La dies Parlor WMFR mid week chapel 8 30 pm Burgess Memorial Chapel
Sunday July 13 events include communion at 7 30 a.m. Sunday school at 9 45 a.m. J W Morgan supervises. Morning worship at 11 a.m. featuring Haydn anthem Praise We Sing To Thee sung by the senior choir. Mrs Harry B Monroe directs. Fielding Kearns organist. Pastor Wilbur G McFarland preaches Astonished by Success from Luke 5 9. Union worship hour at 8 p.m. at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church.
Beginning Monday at 9 a m there is a one week Vacation Bible School at the Congregational Christian Church West Green at Tryon for children ages four to twelve Miss Sallie Winn of Henderson will lead aided by local talent Sessions end at 1130 a m Rev Guy H Veazey is pastor of the church
The lesson-sermon on Sacrament will be preached in all Christian Science Churches this Sunday. Golden Text from Psalms 116 urges rendering thanks with the cup of salvation and calling on the Lord. Services: Sunday 11 a.m.. Wednesday 8 p.m.. Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Reading room hours: Wednesday and Friday 3–5 p.m.
Dr and Mrs Fred Aden of Buenos Aires are guests of Dr and Mrs W Arthur Kale at 202 Hillcrest Drive High Point. Aden served as Ward College president for 32 years. They arrived Thanksgiving 1951 for a week at Wesley Memorial Church and left in April for travels visiting daughters in California Texas Alabama en route to New York to sail for Buenos Aires. They plan retirement in 1959.
July schedule lists Church School and Morning worship at 9 45 and 11 00 with a sermon on One of Life s Required Attitudes The Beatitudes and Modern Man The Luther Leagues meet at 6 30 in the Fellowship Hall and Evening worship at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church at 8 00 with a sermon What on Earth Can We Do for Heaven s Sake The Women of the Church hold joint meetings Monday at 8 00 in the Fellowship Hall
First Reformed offers Sunday School at 9 45 for all ages and morning worship at 11 led by Rev Carl A Grimm with music under Donald Gibbardt and organist Miss Jewel Myers. A union service for Main Street churches is at Wesley Memorial Church at 8 p m with a Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 30 p m.
Sunday school begins at 9 45 a m with John Haworth as superintendent Worship at 11 a m features sermons A Voice From The Grave or Dead Men Tell No Tales Rev H Millard Jones ministers Youth Fellowship serves an ice cream supper at 6 p m Ministry and Counsel meet at 6 30 p m Monthly Meeting for Business Wednesday at 7 p m Choir practice follows the meeting.
The First Baptist Church sets Sunday School at 9:45 for all ages with Rev. Albert S. Hale delivering Everlasting Joy at the 10 o'clock sermon and Everlasting Arms at 8. Music features offertory anthems Rise Up O Men of God and O God of Youth. A nursery and Sunbeams care for youngsters, 6:10 supper, 6:45 Training Union, and choirs perform.
Church activities for Sunday include School at 9:45 a.m. Worship at 11 a.m. Minister Dr. Roy E. Watts will preach on A Deserter Who Made Good. Nurseries for ages under six. Pioneer and Senior High Fellowships meet at 5 p.m. Street Churches at Wesley Memorial Church Sunday night. Wednesday Morning Prayer 9 to 10. Women of the Church executive board meeting Monday at 11 with luncheon at noon. Evening groups dine at 6:30. Circle 11 at 8 p.m. 406 Parkway and Circle 14 at 8 p.m. 508 Woodrow.
Morning worship at Crestwood 11:00 a.m. on July 13 led by Dr. T Henry Patterson of Greensboro. Randolph service at 9:45 a.m. conducted by the Rev J P H McNatt. Evening 7:30 p.m. Sacrament of the Lord's Supper observed at both churches.
Chester S. Davis former FBI agent and Winston-Salem journalist spoke to the Kiwanis Club about a summer trip with Southern reporters to Oak Ridge Tennessee. He described Oak Ridge’s layout construction and facilities and explained atomic processes and civilian power plant prospects.
North Carolina parole officials cut the four year sentence of W C Coble to two years for aiding the conviction of four Greensboro policemen and the lottery boss Francis Duval Smith. Coble 41 will be released December 19 with earned time for good behavior. He testified against Smith after pleading guilty to conspiracy to violate lottery laws.
L R Allen of Lone Pine reported recovering his missing outboard motor from Lake Roosevelt behind Grand Coulee dam when water levels were lowered by the Bureau of Reclamation. The motor started after it was dried and sprimed.
In a humorous from the hospital note Hal Boyle recalls Wilbur Peele's convention ordeal. Peele collapsing from the strain of observing democracy, the piece pokes fun at conventions and profiles Ike Mamie, with Peele seeking return home.
Robert T. Bryan, an American attorney and long-time China resident, said in Hong Kong he was beaten with a rubber hose and given spinal injections by Chinese Communists during 16 months of imprisonment. He was deported June 26 aboard the President Cleveland to San Francisco and later described torture to extract confessions. His U S address is Wilmington, North Carolina.
Addis Ababa reports that Ethiopians drink gasoline to dangerous levels prompting the Health Ministry to issue a warning. Gasoline is deemed poison and inflam mable and should never be used as medicine. Officials branded as criminals those who persuade others to drink it. The piece notes parasitic stomach worms linked to raw meat customs and cites a berries substitute recommended by the Health Ministry.
A lesson recounts Deborah as Israel’s lone female judge and leader amid oppression by Jabin of Canaan. It parallels Jael and Sisera, noting Jael’s bold action ending Sisera’s threat and highlighting courage and faith in biblical history.
A memory verse from Joshua 1 9 urges strength courage and trust in Jehovah God as a constant companion wherever one goes. The quoted line emphasizes fearlessness and divine presence for believers.
A recounting of Deborah guiding Barak against Sisera at Mount Tabor and Kishon with Jehovah delivering victory. Jael’s later deed brings glory to a woman, followed by Deborah and Barak’s victory hymn and forty years of rest. Copyrighted outlines distributed by King Features Syndicate.
Newton residents report dive bombing by bluejays frightening children and scratching one worker. Police killed two birds and believed the attacks ended. Photographer Don Jennings was struck on the head while picking cherries and shot the attacking jay with an air pistol.
The Houston Press banners with One-Act Love Story GOP Elopes With Ike reporting Harold Stassen as best man at the wedding. The Scripps-Howard papers echoed the same fusion of satire and spectacle in a light political jape.
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