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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1946
Page
2
The piece reflects on Jesus prayers and lessons from Luke and Matthew, emphasizing humility, service, and following Christ. It highlights the Lord’s Prayer, forgiveness, and putting God first, with examples of disciples arguing over greatness and the call to follow Jesus without distraction.
Raleigh dispatch reports Patrolman Commander J Hatcher advocating mandatory semi annual auto inspections and license re examinations. He cites observations from inspections in New Jersey and the District of Columbia as the state legislature considers reform. The committee led by Governor Terry reviewed programs in Maryland Pennsylvania New Jersey and Washington.
Raleigh June 15 Elec tion of three district governors highlighted today's Lions clubs state convention program. Dr Ramiro Collazo of Havana Cuba Lions International president will be the principal speaker at a banquet. The convention ends tomorrow with the state association for the blind championship.
Richard Hicks a 59 year old Black farm worker was killed when a bolt of lightning struck him while plowing in a field late Thursday in Tarboro.
A SC committee plans to present its findings to the 1947 general assembly, outlining recommended laws and legislative actions for the new session. The report aims to influence state policy and guide lawmakers on key issues.
Christian Science Society at 319 North Main Street holds Sunday services at 11 o clock with the subject God the Preserver of Man. Sunday school begins at 9 30 and welcomes children under 20. First Wednesday monthly meeting 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.
The Reverend Paul Tudor Jones will preach on The Lord is My Shepherd at 11 a m Sunday service at First Presbyterian Church. Youth Fellowship meets at 5 p m, Rabbi Moskoff speaks to senior intermediate group, supper on the church lawn at 6 p m. Union service at Wesley Memorial at 8 p m with Reverend Paul T Hardin. vacation church school starts Monday at 9 a m for children aged four to 14.
Central Friends Bible school begins at 9 45 Sunday arty. The minister Cecil E worth will deliver the message during morning worship at 11. Sunday evening at 8 the union service is at the Presbyterian church with Rev Paul Idin Jr. giving the sermon. Tuesday at 7 30 the youth meet with Betty Bower 518 Bridges Street for their junior monthly meeting. Wednesday at 7 30 pastoral committee meets and 8 monthly business meeting follows. The Evening circle picnic is at 6 30 Monday at the cottage of Mr and Mrs Luther Barker.
Revival services at Highland Methodist church start Sunday June 16 with Rev. D A Oakley of Thomasville preaching each evening at 7 30. Music directed by Carey J Davis of High Point. Public invited to all services.
The First Methodist announces a 9 45 Sunday school with L F Ferree in charge and an 11 o clock sermon by Wilson O Weldon on You Can Get It Here The choir will perform Build Thee More Stately Mansions at 7 with Hazel Zimmerman and Arline Leviner A union service is at 8 at First Presbyterian with Rev Paul Hardin Jr The 1st conference June supper is Wednesday at 6 30 Weldon speaks at mid week chapel at 7 30 The young adult dinner is Thursday at 6 30
Flower day will be observed in the 11 o'clock service with a pulpit banked with flowers to be distributed to the sick and shut ins after the service. The morning sermon follows Flower day theme. Evening service concludes the gospel of Matthew study. Church school focuses on vacation Bible school. Youth fellowship 6 15 and Wednesday night service 7 30.
Sunday school starts at 9 45 with B P Moffitt supervising. Rev R C Crutchfield will give the morning sermon at 11 and the evening sermon at 730. Prayer services will be held Wednesday night.
First Baptist Church schedules Sunday school at 9 45 a m with classes for all ages and nursery care for babies. The 11 a m worship service led by Pastor W Wilbur Hutchins features Miss Alda Grayson, soon returning to China, with a special love offering. Choir organist Mrs Fields provide music including anthem More Love To Thee O Christ and offertory The Lord s Prayer by Malotte. A union service will be held.
Sunday night at 8 o'clock the First Presbyterian Church hosts a guest sermon with Rev. Paul Hardin Jr as speaker. The event highlights a religious talk presented by the preacher.
Union Tabernacle schedules Sunday school at 9 45 morning worship at 11 and evening service at 7 Mid week prayer Thursday 7 30 A Greensboro spiritual quartet will present a special singing program on Sunday June 23 at the church.
Rev Carl A Grimm pastor announces Sunday services with church school at 9 45am and worship at 11am including a Fathers Day message A union service is scheduled at 8pm at First Presbyterian church A women's guild meeting is set for Monday at 730pm at 606 Woodrow Ave A Brotherhood booster night picnic is planned Wednesday at 6pm for all men with food and entertainment provided
A Saint Marys church notice announces a holy communion at 8 in the morning with ante communion and litany and a sermon by Rev Howard S Hartzell at 11. Walter Nichols will sing an offertory solo. Four Laymen’s League members attended the Diocesan Laymen’s League convention at Wade Mecum today at 11. A union service will be held at First Presbyterian Church at 8 tomorrow night with Rev Paul Hardin Jr of Wesley Memorial Church delivering the sermon.
Rev. C. B. Newton pastors this church with Sunday school at 10 a.m. A. H. Holton general superintendent. Morning worship at 11 features a sermon on Christ claiming His throne. Youth fellowship at 6:30. Dr. W. A. Lambeth district superintendent preaches at evening worship, followed by the third quarterly conference business session. Prayer hour Wednesday at 7:30 resumes Studies in the Fourth and the theme Answering Prayer and Perfecting Faith.
Main Street Methodist holds Sunday school at 9 45 and worship at 11 led by Rev E M Jones with the sermon The Lad and His Dad. Vacation church school runs 9 to 11 mornings through June 21. Wesley fellowship to meet for a hay ride Monday at 7 at the church.
Rev William B Penny leads church school at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 11 with a sermon Take Up Thy Cross. Evening service led by visiting evangelist Rev Hermon Duncan with youth fellowship led by Miss Jean Penny. Music by Rev A T Tuttle.
Lebanon Methodist Church marks Father’s Day with a morning service led by Rev. C. W. Bates who preaches on Honoring Fatherhood. A 6 to 7 15 p m reception in the church hut honors fathers with a sunshine circle program and refreshments. The 7 30 p m service features Jesus in the House as the sermon topic.
Wesley Memorial church school meets at 9 45 in the morning. At 11 oclock Mr Har din will preach Is the Young Man Safe The choir will sing O Loving Savior and the offertory Lamb of God by the women's chorus The youth fellowship council meets Sunday at 3 15 in the director s office The June associate board picnic is at Dr Zimmerman s farm Monday at 5 with supper at 6 The senior board meets Monday at 8 giving associate board picnic attendees extra 30 minutes
The Archdale Methodist church announces its annual vacation Bible school from Monday June 17 to Friday June 21, 9 to 11 30 a.m. The program serves beginners to intermediates with a dedicated director and staff, led by Mrs E M Briles and including teachers for each age group and junior helpers. Rev William B Penny will conduct morning devotions daily.
A church announces a fellowship hour on Wednesday at 7 30 led by the minister in charge.
In absence of the pastor, Guy E. Kinney will speak at 11 in morning worship. Youth fellowship presents a Father’s Day program at 6 45. Edgar Hartley of the city YMCA speaks at 7 45 in the evening evangelistic service. Mrs. Taylor Fisher leads the Wednesday night prayer meeting at 7 45.
Radio listings note schedule shifts for daylight savings and network corrections. Times reflect networks. local station relay times may vary. The guide covers programs from 1:30 PM to 11:00 PM with show titles, network affiliations, and regional details.
Raleigh June 15 The active interest Governor Cherry has shown in farm to market and neighborhood roads his support of State college and the department of agriculture national recognition of his Oklahoma City speech by western newspapers and a Kyser telegram. Observers note his farm problem view as a business issue focusing on marketing and distribution and if his second assembly passes roads and market reforms he may be recognized as a good farm governor.
Charlotte report says Loretta Frances Brozek former nursemaid charged with kidnapping wants to return for trial but remains detained as her volunteer lawyer fights extradition. Letter sent to late John G. Carpenter will go to U S attorney in Washington. A girl linked to the case was seized in Annapolis four days after disappearance last February.
The Grande Voiture of 40 Hommes Et 8 Chevaux in Winston-Salem hosts its annual banquet and initiation tonight as a lead in to the 28th annual North Carolina American Legion convention. James O. Sheppard of Edgefield S C former lieutenant governor and national president of the 40 and 8 will speak. About 50 candidates are to be initiated with Sunday morning business sessions preceding the Legion event.
Lieut Col Juanita Redmont army nurse who wrote I served on Bataan married Col William C. Hipps Pacific war veteran of Lumber City Pa at Swansea South Carolina last night Army Chaplain Robert Brown of Shawfield officiated the ceremony.
Dr George W Harley of Ashe ville is named Knight Commander of the Liberian Humane Order of African Redemption for outstanding service. He built and runs the Ganta mission station near the French West Africa border, serving as physician, teacher, pastor, agriculturist, and leprosy researcher.
Dunn County health board announces emergency action ordering all dogs quarantined for 30 days to prevent spread of rabies. The move follows a recent rabies case and targets every dog in the county. Local officials urge residents to comply and report stray animals.
Having qualified as executors of the estate of C B Bundy deceased late of Guilford County North Carolina this to notify all persons having claims against the said estate to present them to the undersigned once before the 16th day of June 1947 or this notice will be pleaded in bar of any recovery All persons indebted to each estate will please make immediate payment This the 18th day of June 1944 R M Bundy W G Ragsdale Box 1151 High Point Executors of the Fatate Co BR Bundy Deceased 4 18 22 20 74 19 20
In Guilford County North Carolina the John A Culler estate will be sold at public auction on June 24 1946 at 2 PM at the east door of the Greensboro Court House. Commissioner Rupert T Pickens will offer two tracts in High Point Township totaling five acres with dower excluded. Sale subject to court confirmation and cash payment.
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