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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1946
Page
2
The lesson outlines Jesus sending the twelve two by two with minimal gear to preach repentance and heal the sick. It compares the twelve and the seventy, notes their reception and reject responses, and emphasizes sacrifice and commitment required to be Jesus' disciple. Distributed by King Features Syndicate.
Sunday evening at 5 o'clock a formal ceremony will be held on the site for the new First Methodist church in Randleman. The service will consecrate the ground for the church and its future work in the community.
Notice to all claimants against the estate of Waymon M. Cunningham of High Point North Carolina. Claimants must exhibit claims to Wachovia Bank and Trust Company High Point by May Sunday 1947 or be barred. Debts owed to the estate should be paid to the Wachovia Trust Department promptly.
The annual homecoming will be held at Shady Grove Church in Davidson County near Wallburg. Sunday school starts at 10 a.m. and the regular worship service at 11 a.m. Dinner will be picnic style, followed by a homecoming program with Rev. Byron Nifong as speaker. Everyone is invited.
Administratrix of Kermit Poole's estate seeks claims by May 5 1947 and demands debts be settled promptly. Located Randolph County North Carolina. Notice dated May 4 1946. Administratrix Male Poole Route 2 Trinity NC.
Rev. Paul Tudor Jones will preach on Finding a Place of Repentance at 11 am Sunday at First Presbyterian. Senior intermediate junior fellowship groups meet at 5 pm for vesper program and supper led by Miss Charlene Thomas. A union service with St Marys Episcopal Church features Rev Mr Jones as evening speaker.
Sunday school begins at 9 45 a m with classes for all ages and a nursery. Pastor W Wilbur Hutchins leads 11 a m worship on Saints In Caesar's House. Evening union service scheduled at Saint Mary's Episcopal Church with Rev Paul Tudor Jones preaching. Visitors welcome.
Regular services will be held Sunday at Union Tabernacle according to the tor Rev. Clay J. Childress. Sunday school starts at 9 45 a m with morning worship at 11 and evening worship at 7 30 p m. Mid week prayer meeting is Wednesday at 7 30 p m.
The Christian Science Society at 3194 North Maing Street announces Sunday services at 11 A M with the subject God the Only Cause and Creator. Sunday school at 9 30 A M welcomes children under 20. First Wednesday meetings at 8 P M. Reading room open Wednesdays and Fridays 10 A M to 1 P M for reading and borrowing the Bible Science and Health and other writings.
Sunday school starts at 9 45 a m tomorrow at the Lebanon Methodist Church. Worship follows at 11 00 with Rev C W Bates speaking on Perpetuating Pentecost. Evening service at 7 30 features the final sermon in a series titled A Scriptural Portrait of Jesus The Completeness of Jesus.
St Marys Episcopal holds 8 am Holy Communion and 11 am sermon on Pentecost. Bible class at 9 45 am led by rector. Special offertory solo Cajus Animam from Rossini Stabat Mater. anthem Let All Mortal Flesh. Union service at 8 pm with Rev Paul Tudor Jones preaching. Offering supports Bible teaching in public schools.
The First Methodist Church outlines a busy week with a 9 45 Sunday school, 11 o'clock sermon Waiting Until It Is Popular delivered by Wilson O Weldon, and the choir singing Jesus My Saviour Look On Me. Union service at St Marys Episcopal at 8 p m. Vacation church school opens Monday 8 45 and runs through Friday. Various society circles meet Monday afternoon and Monday night, Boy Scout Tuesday, mid week chapel 7 30 Wednesday, and June Men's Fellowship with speaker O Arthur Kirkman and singer Dr C L Gray at 6 30 Thursday. Vacation school commencement at 7 30 in the social hall.
Bible school opens at 9 45 Sunday morning with an invitation to attend. Morning worship at 11 features minister Cecil E Haworth speaking on Lives That Count. Sunday evening at 8 the union service at St Mary's Episcopal church includes Rev Paul T Jones as preacher.
At 10 a m tomorrow Calvary Methodist church on East Green and Thissell streets will host a talk by Dr R A mith of Greensboro college.
The 11 oclock worship continues. Evening service at 7 30 led by Rev C B Newton with sermon Our Father first in a Lord s Prayer series. Prayer hour Wednesday night at 7 30 and a Bible study He That Winneth Souls from John 4.
Rev. Louis F. Gough delivers the 11 o’clock morning sermon Mey the Financier of the Kingdom. A life list in picture feats and song precedes at 6 45 in Youth Fellowship. Evangelistic service at 7 45 titled The Body of Christ. Mrs Irene Foster leads Wednesday prayer at 7 45.
Rev. G. C. Crutchfield pastors the First Congregational on West Green Street near Tryon. Sunday school begins at 9 45 a m under Superintendent B P Moffitt. Services are at 11 a m and 730 p m with a prayer service Wednesday night.
Glenola Baptist church announces Sunday small group at 10 oclock led by Rev Charles Me Bs. Morning worship follows at 11 with R G Brown as superintendent. Evening B Y P U at 7 and main service at 8.
Church school classes begin at 9 45 and the 11 o clock service features a sermon on The Source of Power. Choir director J Gurney Briggs leads the anthem They That Saw in Tears from the Holy City by Gaul. Charles Idol sings the offertory solo. Vacation church school runs Monday to Friday 9 to 11 20. Woman's Society circles meet Monday and the choir room hosts the Monday evening meeting at 7 30. Fellowship hour is set for Wednesday at 7 30.
S W Taylor pastor announces June 9 Pentecost Sunday with morning service and reception of new members. Evening service studies Matthew 17. Youth fellowship at 6 15 and mid week service at 7 30 p m.
The priests parishioners and friends of Christ the King Catholic church welcome Father John Bowman S.V.D. as its first Negro Catholic priest. Bowman is a noted preacher of the Society of the Divine Word and served as a chaplain for two years in the Pacific. Mass Sunday at 10 30 a m with Fathers Bernardine and Justin assisting.
Nylon brush bristles retain their resiliency and dry quickly. Abrasion resistance reduces wear in vital bristle areas, maintaining shape and effectiveness over time.
Thirty eight 18 year old registrants returned to Selective Service Board 5 with discharged veterans. The list includes Franklin Aycoth Jr James Brower Jefferson Hedrick Jr Willie Merritt Jr James Miller and others from addresses in James Wra Brower Street East Washington Street Underhill area. Also named are Herman Culler John Saunders Jr James Kirkman Jr Samuel Hedrick Horace Stanley and several more veterans upon return.
Donald Berg a 17 year old Eagle Scout from Helena Montana became the first winner of the God and Country medal awarded by the National Protestant Committee on Scouting for meeting church attendance giving Bible reading personal service and Christian conduct. The report also notes Protestant church race relations clinics and ongoing union talks among denominations including Presbyterian Episcopal and Reformed groups.
Vacation Bible School begins Monday June 10 and ends June 21 at Main Street Methodist church. Two hour sessions run five days a week during both weeks with three age groups led by trained leaders under Miss Evelyn McKinney.
Yadkin College announces its 20th annual homecoming on June 19 marking 1856 founding. Services start 10:30 a.m. at the Yadkin College Methodist Church with Rev. Charles E. Ridge and Dr. P. E. Lindley assisting. A 12:30 picnic dinner follows on the grounds urging all alumni to attend.
Randolph County Gospel Singer's association meets tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Trinity High School. Attendees include Tuttle trio, Allen Jay groups from Walkertown and High Point, Archdale, Asheboro, Glenola, Randl, Randleman, and Greensboro figures. Bob Lowman of Greensboro will be master of ceremonies.
A brief note explains that every breed of domestic fowl is related to or derived from India's wild jungle owl, highlighting a historical belief about poultry origins.
The 42nd annual session of the state council of the Sons and Daughters of Liberty will convene in Wilmington Sunday June 9 and run through June 11. More than 150 delegates officers and visitors are expected. Mrs J L Causby of High Point is state vice councilor and J R Pierce is an ex state councilor. Registration of members at
Reverend Marion Leviner conducts an old fashioned tent revival at the corner of King and Osborn streets each night at 7 45. A special service is scheduled for Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The city wide Baptist Training Union will hold its monthly meeting Sunday afternoon at 2:30 at the First Baptist Church. Rev. W C Guth, pastor of the West End Baptist Church, will be the principal speaker.
The postwar Ameri can mission period starts training native nurses and lay leaders in leprosy care in China Korea Ethiopia Liberia and the Belgian Congo. Trainees learn early symptom recognition especially in children and how to refer cases for treatment before they are incurable using dramatization film and records in short courses.
The Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America states that racial segregation is unnecessary and undesirable and violates the gospel of love, rejecting its pattern in America. The declaration emphasizes a church stance against racial discrimination and calls for unity.
Bishop Herbert Welch reports the Methodist committee for overseas relief has allocated 230000 additional funds for humanitarian aid without regard to race color or creed. The distribution includes 50 000 for army clothing in France and allocations to Poland Czechoslovakia China Switzerland Singapore Manila India Asia Europe YMCA YWCA WSC AFSC and other groups for relief work and orphaned missions.
Donated clothing repaired by the disabled at Goodwill Industries of New York supports destitute abroad. Greek relief committees purchase sturdy refurbished shoes shipped to Greece while Finn groups visit 123 East 124th Street to pick affordable restored underwear coats and dresses. warmth remains a constant goal.
Brownsville Texas sits along the Rio Grande on the U S border near Mexico, a key gateway city with historic riverfront and cross border roles.
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