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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1955
Page
2
A devotional piece praises Jesus for believing in humanity and urges readers to reclaim their high youthful ambitions. It emphasizes that Jesus saw life as a gift and that the Kingdom of God can be built through human effort, not miracles. It ends by challenging readers to pursue greatness and faith in themselves and others.
Green Street Baptist Church celebrated the opening of its new education building last Sunday. Completion awaits the elevator cab shipment not expected before August 20, with September date chosen to avoid Labor Day absences. St Mary’s Episcopal Church hosts junior camps with Price Marsh and others serving as counselors at Vade Mecum.
The English St Baptist Youth Fellowship will gather after the evening service at 826 Ferndale with fellowship entertainment and refreshments. First Methodist Church youths meet at 6 30 pm tomorrow at on Lindsay St for a picnic supper and program. Wesley Memorial MYF plans to meet at the church at 430 pm to travel to the George Davis Farm for fish.
Sunday classes and services listed for multiple churches. Times include Sunday School at 9 45 am Morning worship at 11 am Training Union at 6 15 pm and Evening worship at 7 30 pm. Wednesday prayer and mid week gatherings noted along with youth groups and Scouting activities.
Sunday schedule includes 9 45 am Sunday School 11 am worship 6 45 pm youth service and 7 30 pm evangelistic service Wednesday choir practice 7 30 pm prayer service Thursday 7 30 pm Boy Scouts meeting
Sunday events include 8 30 a m morning worship 9 25 a m superintendents meeting 9 45 a m Sunday school 11 a m morning worship 6 p m directors meeting 6 15 p m training union 7 30 p m evening worship. Monday features WMU inspirational meeting at 7 30 p m. Tuesday lists Boy Scouts at 7 p m. Wednesday offers Training Union planning meeting 7 p m and prayer meeting 7 45 p m plus Sun beams at 7 p m and Adult Choir at 8 30 p m. Thursday presents Visitation at 7 p m.
Sunday activities include 9 4 am Sunday School 11 am Message by pastor and 730 pm pastor message The midweek schedule lists a 730 pm prayer and praise service continuing weekly patterns at the church.
Sunday services include 9:40 a.m. church hour 11 a.m. church school and morning worship with a sermon by Pastor W. Clark. Evening Bible study at 7:30 p.m. and Women's Circle meets at 1205 Johnston Street with Mrs. Jack Taylor hosting.
Sunday features a morning service and Sunday School with an open air and evening service. Weekday lines list U P Legion and Girl Guard activities, band practice and teachers class, Soldiers meeting, Corps Cadet, Mens Fellowship, Home League, Sunbeams, salvation meeting, and Junior Legion. Saturday lists street meetings in the afternoon.
Sunday services at 9 45 a m with Rev Lloyd officiating mark the Hi Camp opening at John s River Camp for two weeks led by the local pastor. Youth Fellowship meets Tuesday at 7 p m Junior and Senior Choir practice and prayer services fill midweek. Scout troop meets Thursday at 7 p m The Church Men s Brotherhood meets Saturday at 6 30 p m plus the E T Hedrick Bible Class at City Lake. Terry Wright leads the midweek prayer service.
Sunday services list Bible School at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 11 a m with weekly Lord's Supper observance. Pastor Joseph E Childress delivers a sermon titled The Pearl of Great Price. The Christian Youth Fellowship meets at 630 p m.
Walter J. Crissman will speak at N Main Street Baurd Sunday at 7 30 pm on A Judge s View point on Alcohol.
From Baptist Highlights the Baptists of Arenes share that the nation's 158 Argentine Baptist Convention churches held a simultaneous revival in April this year. Reports from several churches show 251 professions of faith.
The notice lists church services with times and leaders: 11 a.m. morning worship and sermon by the Rev. Joe Austin, 6 p.m. youth service, and 7:30 p.m. evangelistic service.
The bulletin notes a 5 45 p m topic for the ministry asking does beverage alcohol have a place in the kingdom of God MYF will meet at Mr and Mrs Davis 508 Lindsay St on Monday 7 p m Boy Scouts 8 30 p m Chapel attendance 7 45 p m Chancel Choir
Dr. Roy E. Watts leads Sunday at 9 45 am with You Are Living on Borrowed Time as the sermon topic. 6 pm Youth Fellowships meet for supper with Allen De Hart, a High Point College senior, presenting a program of special interest. Hosts are Mr and Mrs W B Stronach and Mr and Mrs R Neese Willard.
Sunday services include 9:45 am Sunday School 11 am morning worship with a sermon against ABC stores in High Point or anywhere. Evening worship at 7:30 pm led by Rev J S Gibbs. Wednesday 7:30 pm worship Bible study and fellowship meeting.
Area churches list times for worship prayer and youth activities. Wesley Chapel Methodist Mt Vernon Methodist Brentwood Presbyterian Archdale Friends and First Church of God share Sunday schedules, midweek meetings and special events such as ice cream suppers and trades and unions services.
Sunday schedule includes Church School at 9 45 a m and Morning Light with Dr Clyde A Milner Guilford College president as guest speaker at 11 a m 4 30 p m MYF outdoor vesper and recreation at George Davis farm Jamestown Monday official board meeting and Fourth Quarterly Conference presided by Rev Herman F Duncan Thursday chancel choir rehearsal 7 30 p m and 11 a m morning worship sermon The Gospel of Repentance by the pastor Official Board Meeting to follow McFarland Class meets Tuesday at 7 30 p m Church shelter Wednesday Senior Choir practice at 8 p m
New Testament era prophecy and Old Testament roots show Nebuchadnezzar's invasion, Jehoiachin's short reign and exile, and Ezekiel's call to the captives. The Lord promises restoration and a return to the land of Israel if they keep His statutes and ordinances, guiding their future as His people.
A Sunday school reflection highlights Ezekiel and John the Baptist urging repentance. The message links Israelite exile, divine pity after captivity, and modernCalls to turn to God through Jesus Christ for life everlasting. The piece, from the Division of Christian Education, emphasizes repentance and spiritual renewal.
The Brentwood Baptist Church outlines a Monday program with Training Union at 6 30 p m Evening worship at 7 30 p m Junior G A s meet at 3 30 p m prayer service Adult Choir practice at 7 30 p m Thursday Youth Choir at 3 p m Friday Men s Chorus gathers at 7 30 p m at the church Adjustments due to formatting obscure some items but sessions are listed with clergy Rev Charles Monk Jr as pastor.
The Springfield Friends announce a schedule of worship and activities. Sunday 11 am worship with a sermon titled Substitutes for God and 7 pm Youth Fellowship. 1:30 pm committee meeting in Martha Jay Class Room. Monday 8 pm Night Circle at 700 Fairfield Rd. Wednesday 7 pm Monthly Meeting in the Chapel.
A dense weekly church timetable lists Sunday worship and Sunday School at 8:30 and 9:45, morning service with the Lord's Supper at 11, evening worship at 6:30 and 7:30, youth events at 8:30, and multiple midweek activities including WMU, officers meetings, prayer, radio, and choir rehearsals. Readouts mention locations such as Oakle Union and Ferndale Dr and note various departments and staff meetings.
Morning worship at 11 a.m. features the sermon The Art of Being Disgusted. Evening program at 7 30 p.m. covers Ministry and Counsel with Mrs D H Parsons. Circle meetings Monday and a Wednesday supper at the Shelter House on Quaker Lane.
Sunday services include 9 45 am sermon This is the Lifet by the pastor and 6 30 pm Senior Luther League. Wednesday features 6 30 pm Brotherhood supper and a musical program directed by George Clark. Thursday offers 7 30 pm Senior Choir rehearsal.
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