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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1952
Page
2
Directory of churches and pastors across High Point listing denominations Adventist Baptist Catholic Christian Science Congregational Christian Episcopal Foursquare Lutheran Methodist Presbyterian and Church of God with addresses and pastor names including Seventh Day Adventist Mars Hill and St Marys among others.
The First Methodist Church begins its church school at 9 45 with classes for all ages led by Rogers and Charmione Rose. A nursery for 18 months to six years is available during the 11 o clock worship. At 11 Dr. Kenneth Goodson preaches on The Completeness of Christ from Colossians. The choir, directed by William Collins, will sing No Shadows There with Dr. C L Gray as soloist. An 8 o clock summer Union Service features Dr. Watts of the First Presbyterian Church on A Difference That Makes A Difference. Youth Fellowship supper at 6 30 and a Camp Betty Hastings trip for Youth Division members leaves Monday at 8 a m returning Saturday morning.
Evangelist Comes, a known figure in the region and former High Point resident, will open his evangelistic ministry Sunday at 3 PM. He previously led the Tabernacle Baptist Church and hosted a radio program from High Point, with Good News Herald now reaching 100,000 subscribers.
A busy schedule at First Church of Christ includes Bible school at 9:45 a.m. Sundays with Ervin L. Griffin as superintendent, morning worship led by Rev. Albert S. Hale at 11, and an evening service at 8 with the sermon The Heart of Religion. Daily Vacation Bible School runs 9 to 11 a.m. with crafts and Bible stories.
The Wesley Memories Methodist Church school meets Sunday at 9 45 a m. The 11 a m worship features Dr W Arthur Kale speaking on Watching the Spiritual Clock with text John 15 5. Chancel choir under Mildred Crowder and organist Randolph Phillips performs When Morning Gilds the Skies and Songs of Praise. Members attend union service at First Methodist Church at 8 am. Two week vacation church school begins Monday at 8 45 am with dismissal 11 30. Mrs Chonm of Korea to speak at Wesleyan service guild.
A sermon ties Exodus and Luke to modern crime, arguing theft diminishes moral standing. It notes Zacchaeus’s pledge to repay fourfold, and questions wealth earned by false accounting, urging fidelity to rightful ownership and honest service to God.
A rich man dismisses a cheating steward who then plots to cheat again by shaving debts. Jesus uses the tale to teach that faithfulness in small matters reflects character in bigger ones and urges honesty in daily life to improve the world.
Fragments indicate a church chancel choir rehearsal will be held on Thursday at an early hour, with details unclear in the OCR. The notice suggests a scheduled practice time and gathering of choir members.
Rev James Rome a June graduate of Asbury Seminary conducts revival services at Mitchell's Grove Methodist Church in James Town each evening at 7 30 o clock. The revival continues through June.
The sermon Heaven's Unsearchables will be the subject at the 11 o'clock worship service Sunday morning led by the pastor. Rev James M Strickland of aoa Georgia will lead the 7:45 evening evangelistic service. William Payne is in charge of noon services in Thom asville.
Reverend Charlie Monk Jr pastor will preach at 11 oclock service and dinner served on church grounds at 12 45 former members and friends invited.
Rev E M Dellinger longtime pastor of the People's Methodist Church on West Albertson Road is transferred to Burlington to lead the People's Methodist Church there. He will preach his final sermon Sunday evening. Rev J K Face of Greensboro appointed to serve here after a year at Whitell and prior service at Millers Creek.
The program on WHPE includes Sunday school at 9 45 led by assistant superintendent Mary Evelyn Burns, singing directed by Clyde Ward, and a 10 45 worship service with Douglas R. Oldham leading the Sanctuary Choir. Evangelist Flavy B. Brown of South Charleston WV will deliver the message. This is the last day of cone services and visitors are welcome.
Evening evangelistic service starts at 1:30 with special music and a Youth Fellowship at 7:30 at the church. Wednesday midweek prayer meeting is set for 7:30 at the church with an International Meet.
The North Carolina Christian Advocate reports Union services at First Methodist Church and a Vacation Church School at Main Street Methodist. Activities run daily 9 to 11:30 a.m. with revival services beginning Sunday night June 15 led by Pastor Williams.
On Sunday June 8 Emanuel Lutheran Morning services include 8 a.m. Holy Communion and 11 a.m. Holy Communion with a 9:45 a.m. church school for all ages. Children aged three to nine join worship and study during the 11 a.m. service. Luther Leagues meet at 6:30 p.m. with talks by JoAnn McCanless and Sylvia nec eis. First Methodist Church hosts an 8 p.m. evening worship led by Rev Roy Watts D.D. A Vacation Church School runs Monday through Friday June 9 to 20 from 9 to 11 a.m. for ages three to fourteen.
Church school starts at 9 45 a m and morning worship follows at 11 am Dr Roy E Watts minister will preach using as his sermon sub-
Fellowship meetings at 5 k. Hosts are Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Dallas and Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Nash. Union Service Sunday night at First Methodist Church with Dr. Watts delivering the message. Vacation Church School starts Monday at 9. Children aged 4 to 15 invited. Mrs. Joe Hunt directs. Women of the Church plan supper at 6:30. Circle 11 at Mrs. Victor Harllee. Circle 14 at Mrs. Carl Connor 313 Monroe. Evangelism Committee Tuesday 6:30. Wednesday morning prayer 9 to 10. Session, Diaconate meet Wednesday 7:30.
Sunday worship at Randolph and Crestwood Presbyterian Churches starts 9 45 a m. Morning worship at 11 a m. Evening service at Crestwood 7 30 p m. Pioneer Young People meet Thursday 7 30 p m. Crestwood Vacation Bible School ends June 11 with a schedule June 12 through June 21.
Saint Mary's Episcopal Church schedules Holy Communion at 8 a.m. Rev. Ned Thomson and layreader Joseph Hayworth to preach at 11. Christian Science readings honor Malachi 2:10 with daily rooms open midweek. Lexington Avenue Baptist outlines Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. and morning services, with revival plans led by Dr. Roland Q. Leavell June 22–29. Central Friends and Lebanon Methodist announce services and Vacation Bible School sessions.
On Wednesday June 18 leaders have been secured for all departments and they express a desire for full attendance at the upcoming meeting. The move signals unified leadership and expectations of broad participation.
Dedication services for the new pastorium of the Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 30 o clock with Rev J V Walton of Mills Home as guest speaker. After the service there will be open house and refreshments served by the Woman's Missionary Society. Bible School starts Monday at 9 o'clock and all are invited, especially bringing another child.
John Reelle superintendent outlines worship at 11 AM with sermon Me Ye Have Not Always. Youth Fellowship at 30 PM in the usual place. Wednesday prayer at 7 PM studies Acts 6. Choir practice at 8 PM.
The Rural Electrification Administration approved an $850,000 loan to a North Carolina entity and a $575,020 loan to the Santee Electric Cooperative in Kingstree South Carolina.
The Army announced Maj. Gen. Robert W. Grow former military attache would be tried by court martial over allegations his diary was stolen during a late summer trip to Frankfurt Germany. The Army did not provide trial date and said the proceeding has closed.
The North Carolina Christian Endeavor Union will hold a reunion tomorrow at Cove Creek Friends Meeting House in Snow Camp. A picnic is planned at 1 30. Active members and alumni are urged to attend with Robert P. Miller of Greensboro, Rev. Vic and Mrs. Juanita Euliss of Snow Camp listed among attendees.
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