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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1962
Page
2
A deaf service will be held tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the chapel of Emmanuel Lutheran Church on N Main Street in High Point. All deaf persons and friends are invited. Rev W A Westermann the deaf minister will deliver the sermon in sign language and spoken word.
The First Pilgrim church grants special honors to graduates at 11:00 a.m. service with Harmonaire Trio music and Rev. Philip J. Birchall as guest speaker. Each graduate receives a gift and a noon picnic follows. Names include Dolly Lewallen, Margaret McDaniels, Kenneth Elmore, Ada Beck, and others from local high schools and Southern Pilgrim College.
An old fashioned Tent Revival opens June 3 in Archdale on Highway 311 beside Hill's Tire Service. Opening service Sunday at 2 30 PM with daily services 7 30 PM Monday through Saturday led by Rev Jessie Highfill and Rev Avon Craven. Sponsored by eleven Churches of God in the High Point District under District Pastor Rev W P Pope Jr. Release June 2 or June 3, 1962.
Minister Rev Jim McClure observes his final day at the First Church of Christ on Lexington Avenue. A basket dinner honors him as the congregation marks over 150 new members since his arrival. He will move to Bath to serve Ath en's Chapel Church of Christ with services and classes scheduled tomorrow.
N Speek Jones surveys the apostle John known as the disciple whom Jesus loved. He notes John's longevity, Patmos exile, and life in Ephesus. The piece highlights Johannine theology, born again love, and love as a God like attribute reflected in human moral life.
A devotional notes that true love shown in deeds, not words, mirrors God’s life in believers. It cites I John 3:18 and 4:18 to link love with fearlessness, action over talk, and obedience through the Spirit, as explained by the Division of Christian Education.
The Lebanon Methodist Church Woman's Society selects officers to be installed during Sunday morning service. Rev. Kenneth D. Crouse will deliver a special message and perform the installation. New officers include Mrs. Shirley Walton president Mrs. Sally Pollock vice president Mrs. Frank Starrett recording secretary Mrs. John Howell assistant recording secretary and Mrs. J. E. Grissett treasurer.
Forest Hills Presbyterian Church announces June activities with Sunday School at 8 45 a m and morning worship at 10 a m If these hours satisfy the congregation the schedule will continue through July and August The note sets the pattern for summer services.
The Rev. Dr. J. Manning Potts of Nashville seeks additional letters by Francis Asbury written before 1816. He published a 1958 volume with 375 letters and hopes to publish any new finds in World Parish. Potts edits The Upper Room and directs Methodist historical work.
The Rev Richard A Mensendiek will lead a First Evangelical and Reformed Church service on English Street marking four decades since his 1922 ordination in St Louis. He cites Salem in Quincy, Lorain Ohio, and this church as his key pastorates. he premieres a Buffalo ministry after June ends.
In Pretoria the Nederduitsch Hervormde Kerk defrocked Professor Albertus Geyser a 44 year old New Testament scholar after a verdict of guilty on heresy charges. The case linked to anti segregation views drew protests as a 13 member Synod Commission found insubordination not adequately proved. Geyser had publicly opposed church sanctioned segregation and contributed to an anti segregation book.
Brentwood Baptist Church schedules Homecoming activities Sunday starting with Sunday School at 9 45 a m worship at 11 a m a church dinner at 12 30 p m hymns at 2 p m training union at 6 15 p m and evening worship at 7 30 p m The church organized May 8 1938 and now 24 years old with over 400 members and extensive property plans for expansion.
Two Episcopal clergymen on the Pennsylvania Turnpike witness the new 82 million dollar circular headquarters for the American Baptists. The building unites all agencies under one roof in Valley Forge as the denomination shifts from urban offices to a rural, community setting.
Charlottesville based sculptor Oskar J. W. Hansen creates a gilded deified jewel centerpiece a 507%carat rose colored beryl with 200 facets valued at about 100000 by a New York gem broker and eyed by the Smithsonian as a potential donor jewel for a world peace communion chalice.
A letter or notice discusses George Johnson questioning papal authority and urges readers to request a pamphlet titled a brief but exciting history of the Popes since Peter. It promises free mailing with no contact. The piece emphasizes biblical references to Peter and the keys of heaven.
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