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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1964
Page
2
In Durham NC a shift at the Durham Institute of Barbering sees women entering the once male dominated trade. Betty Hinson and others train as barbers while observers note a growing but cautious trend with officials doubtful of rapid change.
Atlanta AP reports rabies now poses a major challenge for the U.S. Public Health Service due to limited understanding and rising wildlife transmission. Through mid June 1964, 2216 animal cases shown vs 1871 last year, with wild outbreaks driving the increase.
R W Loew critiques American indifference to violence and social cruelty. He cites a murdered woman with bystanders and reports on assaults and drownings where no aid was offered. He questions readers on reporting suspicions, standing against racial intolerance, and breaking self centered comfort in urban life.
Harry G Bell will fill the pulpit at Forest Hills Presbyterian Church on Sunday at 11 o clock. He is a member of Wesley Memorial Methodist Church and holds multiple conference offices in the Western North Carolina Methodist Conference. He has led the Wesley Memorial church school for 20 years and teaches the Women’s Wesley Bible Class. He lives at 1203 Greenway Drive and is vp and director of Adams-Millis Corporation.
This lesson surveys Israelite deliverance beginning with Moses and Pharaoh and the plagues, leading to the death of the firstborn, the Passover sign, departure of the Israelites, and God guiding them by day and night toward Succoth. The piece emphasizes faith, perseverance, and divine deliverance despite oppression.
A narrative recounts God’s promise to free the Israelites from Egyptian bondage and redeem them with an outstretched arm, followed by the nine plagues grouped in threes, the crossing of the Red Sea, and the first biblical song of redemption. It notes historical religious outlines and subsequent delivery.
Groundbreaking for Emmanuel Lutheran Church to be held at Rt 1 High Point near Sandy Ridge. Rev Paul E Monroe Jr will lead the services at 8 30 and 11 00 AM as pastor since July 5 with Homecoming events and a reception on church grounds.
Rev Tom Haggai will speak at High Point City Lake Sunday at 4 p.m. in the lakeside ampitheater, as part of the Come to Church Month by the High Point Jaycees. Green Street Baptist youth choir will provide music led by Roger Cole, with Gene Martin as MC and Gene Surrett reading scriptures.
Former High Pointer Joseph P. Hester returns home to speak at 7:30 p.m. service at First Baptist. He studies at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort Worth Texas after a career at Union Carbide and five years in the Air Force. Hester, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hester, lives on Woodrow Avenue with his wife Marjorie and five children.
The ordination and installation service for David C. Kennedy as pastor of Randolph Presbyterian Church at 4286 S Main St will be at 7 30 p m Sunday with Dr Roy E Watts presiding and Rev O Lindwood Cheshire Jr preaching The committee includes Dr John A Womeldorf and Rev W S Patterson Other elders named are H C McPherson H P Morrison Charles Plummer and W R Rinehart The Kennedy family includes Dr James R Kennedy and Rev J Renwick Kennedy Who will preach at Primitive Baptist Church High Point at 7 30 p m Sunday
About 40 youths and leaders from Green Street Baptist Church will depart Monday for Wingate College near Monroe. The theme Facing My Life Choices guides a week of Bible study worship and recreation with four NC college student leaders from the Baptist Student Union.
Emmanuel Baptist Church on Bethel Avenue near the Thom asville High Point road hosts homecoming with Sunday school at the usual time, preaching at 11, dedication of a new addition at 12:30, lunch at 12:45, and a 1:30 gospel singing featuring the Commanders Quartet of Greensboro and the Bethany Quartet of Bethany.
The text quotes Charles Caleb Colton on lies and notes E W Price Jr as pastor and current president of the Council. The fragment suggests a discussion of vice and virtue and lists individuals in leadership, though context is limited.
A youth revival will be held at Mount Calvary Baptist Church 9038 East Kearns St tonight and Sunday. Visiting youth evangelist will be Charles Peterson from Winston Salem. Music under the direction of Pat Taylor. Refreshments served after the services on Saturday night.
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