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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1955
Page
2
Local church and West End Mission publish a weekly schedule listing services and meetings. Activities include Sunday School Morning Worship Training Union Evening Worship and midweek prayer and visitation, with Boy Scouts and teachers meetings on select evenings.
Fragmented notes show a church timetable with morning sermon at 11 a m and a 9 45 am start, Sunday worship details, 30 pm training and vacation Bible school hints, plus Monday Deacons at 7 30 pm and Wednesday activities at 7 pm.
The schedule lists Lutherans and Brentwood Baptist services on Sunday with Sunday School at 9 45 am and Morning worship at 11 am led by Rev Charlie Monk Jr. Other events include a Sunday School picnic, Friday church council, Vacation Bible School, and mid week prayer and choir rehearsals.
A Sunday program lists a 9 45 am sermon on Meeting Emergencies at the church followed by a 3 pm consecration service for Caravaners to Cuba in Memorial Chapel and 4 30 pm outdoor vespers. Monday features a 4 pm music committee meeting 6 30 pm associate board supper in Wesley Hall and a 7 30 pm chancel choir rehearsal in the Peacock classroom.
The Green St Baptist Church notes a Wednesday service for workers and pet records, outlines the annual officer and committee setup led by chairman J O House with members Walter Criseman Curtis Swaim and ladies, and states new officers numbering over 100 will begin duties after the churchs education building is complete in late July or early August. Odist Church announces a speaker from North Carolina and Oklahoma City George Hales for an interdenominational retreat at Brevard scheduled for July 44.
West End Mission of Green St Baptist Church marks the pastor Rev Culler's second anniversary with a victory day. The June 1953 start is noted with Sunday school attendance goal 242, 11 o'clock service, noon picnic lunch, training union at 6 30 and evening worship at 7 30.
The Rev Reginald Goff a Wyoming native and General Board of Evangelism member of the Methodist Church will deliver a lecture at Lindsay Memorial Methodist Church Wednesday night at seven.
Green Street Baptist Woman's Missionary Union members reported on the Southern WMU Convention in Mi aoni at an inspirational Monday night gathering. Attendees from Green Street included Mrs. J B Phillips Mrs Fred Culler Mrs J Za e and Mrs Leona.
Green Street Baptist Church members attend conference sessions at Lakewood for the Piedmont Baptist Assembly located on Gem Road near High Point between Greensboro and Cay, from July 18 to August 30. Camp programs include preschool, school-age, junior and intermediate children and a day camp for Women’s Missionary Society members.
A doctor advises that a single reading of 190 110 does not establish a diagnosis and emphasizes multiple measurements over time. Worry is discouraged, and emphasis is placed on medical supervision, early detection, and ongoing research into diet and physiological factors influencing blood pressure.
Canadian Fisheries Minister James Sinclair conceded to the House of Commons that British Columbia cannot sustain a thriving lobster industry. He noted attempts to transplant Atlantic lobsters to the Pacific failed as crabs preyed on them and maturity spread them too thin. He said a male lobster rarely meets a female in BC.
Sunday schedule lists 9:45 am and 3 pm citywide gathering with Dr A A Michelson of California as guest speaker. Evening worship at 7:30 pm and training union at 6:30 pm. Wednesday prayer time set for 7:30 pm.
The schedule lists Sunday events from 9:45 am to 7:30 p m including Sunday School at 11 am Morning worship 6 30 pm Youth Service 7 30 pm Evangelistic service and a mid week service on Wednesday at 7 30 pm.
The notice lists a Sunday schedule with services and activities at 8 30 am and 9 45 am Sunday School plus 6 0 training union 7 30 pm evening worship and 8 pm youth fellowship On Monday BTU council at 7 30 pm Wednesday youth choir 7 15 pm officers meeting 7 45 pm mid week prayer and 8 30 pm radio practice Thursday 7 pm IT and young people visitation 7 30 pm choir Practice At Oak Hill Friends School worship at 10 40 am followed by choir practice
Woodlawn Baptist holds Sunday services at 9 45 am and 7 3 pm with revival evenings led by Rev Clarence Jenkins of Thomasville. Hickory Chapel Wesleyan Methodist posts Sunday School at 9 45 am morning worship 10 45 am and services 6 30 pm and 7 30 pm plus daily Vacation Bible School 6 4 each evening Monday through Friday.
Sunday services present a lesson sermon titled Christian Science based on Paul’s words The law of the Lord is perfect converting the soul Walking With God. MYF group to meet at Ralph and Mrs Vance home at 801 with activities at 6 00 PM and 8 30 PM in the evening.
A sermon on inner conflict as spiritual disease urges choosing one right action and committing to it. It warns against divided authority, describes the wavering Faithful as defensive and unreliable, and urges opening life to redemption and steady decision making for personal growth.
Springfield Friends School hosts an 11 am worship with a 6 pm sermon titled Looking Deep River. The Afternoon Circle of the United Society of Friends Women meets at 2 15 pm Tuesday. Wednesday previews the Sunday School Lesson at 7 pm in the chapel. Saturday Deep River Quarterly Meeting in Deep River with Ministry and Counsel at 10 am and a 11 am Meeting for Worship followed by an afternoon business meeting.
A 2 45 pm sermon You Are Important by the pastor precedes a Luther League caravan to First Lutheran Church Greensboro June 26 28 with youths from High Point Thomasville Gibsonville and Winston Salem. The meeting replaces the 6 30 pm program. Junior League suspended for the summer. Monday 7 30 pm Church Council meeting.
Sunday service at 9 45 am features Sermon by Pastor W Clark Porter. Evening Bible study at 7 30 pm. Vacation Bible school starts 2 pm Sunday. Regular classes run 9 am to 12 noon Monday through Saturday.
Sunday 11 a.m. worship with sermon God’s Garden. Monday 7:30 p.m. Woman’s Society meeting at the church. Tuesday 9 p.m. Character Builders Class at Mrs. C. R. Mason’s home 918 Old Winston Rd. Wednesday 7:30 p.m. midweek prayer service 8 p.m. senior practice.
Sunday Bible School at 9 45 a m morning worship at 11 a m weekly Lord s Supper sermon by pastor Joseph E Childress subject What is the Gospel Christian Youth Fellowship 6 30 p m Wednesday choir practice 7 30 Thursday Christian Men s Fellowship 7 30 p m Friday Christian Women s Fellowship 7 30 p m Installation of Officers meeting at the church Saturday Elder s Meeting 7 30 p m
Sunday schedule lists 9 45 am service titled An Angel in the Sun followed by 6 pm snack supper for MYF and 6 45 pm MYF meetings. Evening events include 7 30 pm event. Wednesday features 6 30 pm Youth Choir practice and 7 30 pm mid week study service with 8 pm closing note.
A church notices a Sunday timetable including prayer session at 9 30 a m Sunday School at 9 45 a m morning worship at 11 00 a m and youth fellowships at 6 30 p m and 6 p m Also listed is a men's pre service and mid week events with a visitation committee meeting at 7 30 p m The text is fragmented with some distorted words but presents typical church event timings and meetings.
Zephaniah speaks to Judah during its corrupt period before Josiah. The three chapter book denounces sin with stark imagery and declares the Lord's anger toward all nations. It urges repentance to receive blessings, warning against idol worship and moral decay.
A fragment cites Zephaniah warning doom for nations and calls readers to seek the Lord. It contrasts sacred duties with pride, material idols, and the need to reorder values toward humility, faith, and right paths.
Sunday events include 9:06 am Sacrament service and 6 pm youth supper. A film titled No Greater Power will be shown for both pioneers and seniors, followed by a joint Elders and Deacons meeting at 7:30 pm.
Sunday features 10 a.m. Sunday School 11 a.m. Morning worship with a sermon titled The Whole Counsel of God. Evening Young Friends meeting at Deep River follows a screening of The Big Payoff. Week events include Senior Choir Monday 7 30 p.m Mid week prayer Wednesday 7 45 p.m Saturday prayer meeting at Alur.
Sunday schedule lists 8:30 a m worship 9:00 a m superintendents meeting 9 45 a m Sunbeams 7 15 p m Junior rehearsal Training Union Officers Council 6 15 p m Training 7 30 p m Evening program Monday 6 30 p m Young People's meeting 7 00 p m Women Missionary Society inspirational meeting Class Meeting of Men Tuesday 7 20 p m Sunday School Workers Conference Class meeting of men Wednesday 7 p m Officers and teachers meeting 7 30 p m Church business conference 8 15 p m Senior Choir rehearsal Thursday Churchwide visitation
Sunday 9:45 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Worship service 6:45 p.m. Youth service. Falcon Orphanage on by Wednesday m. practice wae fat love and praise Thursday 7:30 p.m. Boy Scouts
Sunday activities include Church School at 9 45 a m and a morning service with Children Day exercises at 11 a m. Evening programs feature Vacation Bible meeting at the church and junior choir 6 45 p m with senior choir 8 p m.
Sunday events include Bible School at 9 45 a m and meetings for People's organizations in the Philathea Classroom, Executive Committee at 2 p m in the T E Lo Classroom, Intermediate Choir at 4 30 p m, Training Union Leaders with supper at 5 p m, G A gathering with Betty Sue Hutchinson at 7 30 p m a Wiener roast, Junior FR A meeting at 7 15 p m, Intermediate FR A at 7 39 p m, Boy Scouts at 7 20 p m and Senior Choir practice.
Sunday timetable lists 9 45 am Sunday School worship at noon junior youth service and evening programs at 6 pm Sees Hour Moog Pm and Prayer session at 7 30 pm Confusing entries reference multiple services and times for a single church calendar.
Sunday events include 9:45 am Sunday School 11 am worship with Harold Fletcher. 7:30 pm Young Friends Quarterly Meeting at Deep River. 6:30 pm Workers Council with picnics at Luther on Ameynse Le. Thursday features Le Girls Chorus and Senior Choir arsal. Saturday 10 am Ministry and Counsel at Deep River. 1:5 pm Bon kt Meeting business at ever.
Sunday School at 9 45 a m Morning worship at 10 45 a m A special Age Service honors church members 50 and older Rev Arlo F Newell speaks How to Stay Young Angelic Service at 7 30 King evangelistic service concludes with an old fashioned service Sermon He is Just Today Daily Vacation Bible School runs each evening this week with classes from 6 30 until 8 30
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