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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1966
Page
2
In Dallas a mixed group of five faith leaders answered provocative questions from about 200 young adults in a crowded party room atop a 144 unit apartment complex. The panel included Catholic, Methodist, Presbyterian, Baptist and Lutheran pastors guiding religious values amid modern urban life.
Hezekiah, co-regent with Ahaz, begins reforms in Judah after samaria fall. He cleans and orders the temple, restores sacred vessels, and prepares a wide Passover invitation. Despite opposition, many Israelites heed the call and travel to Jerusalem for a seven day celebration.
Fragmentary biblical text describes Hezekiah leading a revival that cleansed the Temple and restored Jehovah worship. Levites and priests reconstituted services, altars and idols removed, offerings and feasts reorganized, and worship extended to villages and farms under royal leadership.
Rev H M Jones will lead WGHP TV Pit pit program tomorrow at 9 a.m. Hoyt Rutledge of Fairmont Park Baptist Church leads next week’s morning devotions 6:55 a.m. Monday to Thursday and Saturday. Charles Huggins of New Covenant Lutheran conducts Friday’s program at 6:55 a.m. Clyde Tucker of Reavis Memorial Baptist leads WMFR mornings at 8:40 a.m. Monday to Friday. John C Polk of Grace Lutheran heads WHPE morning devotions at 10 a.m. weekdays.
Dedication services for Garrell Street Baptist Mission are set for tomorrow at 3 p.m. in the new building sponsored by Albertson Road Baptist Church. Rev. Elwood Faircloth of High Point will lead, with Rev. F. A. Lunsford of Albertson Road delivering the afternoon message. Services at Garrell Street begin on Sunday June 12 on a full scale.
Memorial Day services will be held at Spring Hill Methodist Church on W Lexington Ave. The 11 a.m. speaker is Rev. Frank J. Stough, a former pastor now of Greensboro. A picnic lunch follows at 12:30 p.m. The 1:45 p.m. speaker will be Mrs. Ruth Craven Latham of Bailey Town Methodist Church near Greenville, Tenn.
Revival services begin tomorrow at College Heights Baptist Church with Rev Marvin C Gudpagood as guest minister. He will preach nightly Sunday through Saturday at 730 pm and on Sunday June 12 the special services end. The guest minister is a graduate of Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and has pastored churches in Florida Ohio and North Carolina. Interim pastor Rev Owen M Weatherly said the church will observe its first anniversary Monday with special recognition during Monday night revival.
A mortgage burning service at Southside Baptist Church marked the payoff on the church’s new Educational Building. J D Williams Donald Maxwell Clinton Eddinger and Worth Hill led the building committee which oversaw construction including baptistry fellowship hall kitchen G A room scout room church office two assembly rooms pastor study and 30 Sunday school rooms. The debt on the parsonage was also paid off during this period. Hugh Lee Gailey offered the dedicational prayer after a covered dish supper for members and guests.
Ordination services for two local men will be at Grace Fellowship Baptist Church at 2:30 p.m. Tomorrow. Candidates are Jack Ashley of Grace Street and George McDaniel of Hickory Lane, with Rev. Ernest Cartner Jr. announcing the program and Rev. Mr. Cartner noting additional licensed preachers and brass ensemble performances by the Bob Jones Unit Brass Trio.
Rabbi Herbert Silberman of B n ai Israel Synagogue will teach the book Meet the American Jew for women of First Baptist Church this afternoon at 3 in the synagogue on Kensington Drive. The study is sponsored by the church women led by Mrs Robert Bryden and is open to women from other Baptist churches. The book by Belden Menkus is being studied across the Southern Baptist Convention.
The United Bible Societies report states that parts of the Bible have been translated and published in 1250 languages and dialects, reaching 97 percent of the world’s population, while about 1000 distinct languages still lack any Bible translation.
Rev E Thomas Miller of Chapel Hill will fill the pulpit at Forest Hills Presbyterian Church tomorrow. He graduated from Davidson College and Union Theological Seminary and previously served as associate pastor at Westminster Presbyterian in Charlotte. Forest Hills plans to use Westminster Fellowship ministers each Sunday through the summer. Former pastor Rev Sam Hope recently resigned to work in Viet Nam.
Crestwood High will recognize ten graduating students during Sunday Morning Worship at Crestwood Presbyterian Church on Greensboro Road. Recipients will receive New Testaments during the ceremony led by Rev. J. William Geels. Also, Mrs. Ruby Caldwell will attend the North Carolina Synod meeting in Montreal on June 7 and 8.
The Mount Gilead Methodist Church will hold its annual homecoming tomorrow at the church. Rev. Harold Lawman will speak at 11 a.m. Lunch is served at noon followed by a special singing in the afternoon. The church sits about six miles south of Archdale on Hoover Hill Road.
Ralph W. Loew uses a fatal tractor trailer crash to teach a moral about life. He likens the load shift on the road to slips in personal conduct and faith. The piece urges securing one’s burdens, planning carefully, and trusting in the Lord for renewed strength.
The Providence Wesleyan Methodist Church on E Fairfield Road will host a vacation Bible school starting Monday. Sessions run each evening at 7 p.m. through Friday, with a final program and display of student articles Sunday June 12 at 7 30 p.m.
Thursday will be moving day at Oak View Methodist Church per Rev. R M Hardee. The new Sunday school rooms and fellowship hall are finished. Men are asked to meet at 7 30 p m Thursday to move benches into the fellowship hall which will serve for worship until the sanctuary is reconditioned and enlarged.
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