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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1965
Page
2
The district superintendent of the North Carolina Conference Pilgrim Holiness Church Rev W F Page will speak at Mt Zion Pilgrim Church Sunday during the 11 o clock worship service Rev Mr Page has served as district superintendent for 11 years
Spiritual decline accompanies the economic and political greatness of Solomon. The article argues Solomon began with promise but weaknesses divided Israel and led to the kingdom's dissolution. It praises his wisdom and piety while detailing riches, architecture, and his vast harem, ending with the Queen of Sheba's visit as climax.
The text portrays Solomon as wise and prosperous yet flawed by lavish spending, heavy taxes, and idolatry sparked by foreign wives. His heart shifted away from the LORD, provoking divine anger. Though the nation wasn’t destroyed, the kingdom would be divided, foreshadowing future regal splits.
Rev Gene Phillips Southern Baptist missionary to Southern Rhodesia South Africa will preach at Lexington Avenue Baptist Church Sunday at 730 pm The speaker recently returned from furlough and plans to sail to Africa in July with his wife and children This will be their third mission term after serving previously in Greensboro and Africa The remarks focus on missionary work amid Africa’s changes and the need to present Christianity as universal not tied to one race or country
A Rich Fork Baptist Church service is planned for Sunday evening with Jimmy Edwards, a retired minister, in charge due to the pastor attending the Baptist World Alliance. Edwards will deliver a Revelations 6 12 17 themed message titled The Prayer Meeting That Will Come Too Late assisted by Mrs Blanche Godfrey and other local GA leaders.
Archdale First Baptist sponsors a Lake Park Baptist Mission on Marlboro Road Hillaville. Pastor Rev. Harry Ward leads the new Baptist mission whose services began May 2 after a survey showed local interest. Sunday school starts at 10 a.m. Worship is at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m.
AP dispatch reports Edward Levy of New Haven to preside at a May 21 gathering to organize the Horatio Alger Society of America in Mendota. Students from about a score of states including Massachusetts Utah Minnesota and Tennessee are expected to attend. Alger, author of 130 books from 1864 to 1898, whose works sold millions, will be present.
Seminary student from Valdosta State College in Valdosta Ga is scheduled to speak at First Baptist Church tomorrow. He previously served as pastor of Terrell Baptist Church in Sumner. The church is noting his attendance at the Baptist World Alliance meeting in Miami Beach, Fla.
Nine college women from High Point College join the Western North Carolina Methodist Conference summer service program. Guided by Rev. Garland Stafford, they assist in children and youth programs including Vacation Bible Schools day camps and youth seminars. Mary Elizabeth Grissom of Macon and Catherine Poindexter of Charlotte are among the participants, with assignments at Welch Memorial Highland Belmont Elk Park and Wesley Heights during June and July.
The Professional Engineers of North Carolina held their summer meeting at the Blockade Turner Motor Hotel in Wrightsville Beach this week. President George E. Freeman of High Point presided during the sessions on June 23 and 24.
John Wesley Camp Meeting begins Thursday in High Point within the city limits on Eastchester Drive for a one day event. Evangelists Rev Gilbert Williams from Florida Rev Frank Washburn of Danville Va Prof Marvin Dean of Indiana will lead singalongs and youth services daily with preaching at 1030 AM 230 PM and 730 PM. Missionary rally July 8 features Rev and Mrs Carl Wagoner from Kenya Africa with slides.
The annual homecoming and memorial service will be held at Pleasant Hill Methodist Church on Rt. 3 in Thomasville on Sunday. Sunday school starts at 9 45 a m and the worship service begins at 11 a m. A picnic lunch will follow the service.
The Carolinians Quartet from Asheboro will sing tomorrow at Fairview Methodist Church on Old Greensboro Road Rev Herbert Jamieson pastor says the gospel program begins at 7 30 p m.
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