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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1945
Page
2
The article paraphrases Genesis creation events detailing the six days from light to man, notes on the Sabbath, and the creation of woman from Adam. It highlights the divine assessment that creation is very good and references humanity made in God’s image with dominion over earth.
A printed roster shows multiple reclassifications of naval personnel. Members such as Leroy Bradley, Marvin E. Kirkman, Maxwell Small, and others receive new classifications ranging from 1-C Disc. to 4-A, with several 1-A and 2-B designations.
The Thoroughbred Racing association notes a Derby Grand Slam could occur in the future by flying a horse across the Atlantic to race in both the Kentucky Derby and the English Derby, though timing currently makes it unlikely.
Richmond reports that Charles J. Turck of the Southern Presbyterian church outlines a plan for regional layman meetings to discuss church union with other Presbyterian groups. He says lay leaders could push progress beyond clergy efforts following the Montreal assembly discussion.
The National Association of Free Will Baptists will hold its annual session at Assembly Camp near Hendersonville starting July 10. Rev. J. Welch of Nashville will preach the opening sermon, with Rev. John West of Tulsa delivering the welcome and Rev. Robert Brawford of Nashville giving the associational sermon.
Prof. James T. Cleland, Bible professor at Ambers College for a decade, is elected professor of homiletics at Duke University Divinity School. A Scotland native, he holds degrees from Glasgow and Union Theological Seminary. He joins a trio of new faculty including John J. Rudin, Dr. Robert E. Cushman, and Dr. Franklin W. Young.
A community singing will be held at Pleasant Hill church on Sunday July 8 starting at 2 PM. The large church, six miles east of Liberty and two miles off the Liberty Graham highway, will host multiple singing groups and old favorites. R P Smith directs the program and invites all singers and music lovers to attend.
Leaders of the newspaper and mail deliverers union move to halt distribution at midnight, stopping 11 metropolitan dailies with over 5.0 million weekday readers. The unaffiliated union acted on a strong strike mandate from its rank and file.
There will be a celebration of the Holy Communion at 8 a.m. At 11 a.m. communion and sermon by the rector. The congregation will join in the union service at Wesley Memorial church at night.
The Reverend Walter R. Kelly will preach at 11 o'clock Sunday morning on The Prodigal's Brother. Youth fellowship meets at seven. Wesley Fellowship meets Monday night July 2 at seven, a picnic with Mrs. J. Henderson on Burton street. Wesleyan service guild cancels this week and resumes next. Mid week prayer service at 7:45 Wednesday. Willis Kirby Bible class leads.
Archdale Methodist church schedules Sunday services with Dr. S. W. Taylor conducting the 11 o clock communion and Mr. W. R. Kelly addressing at 8 o clock. Special music for both services is directed by Mrs. T. Bennison.
At the 11 o'clock Sunday service the Wesley Memorial church will hear a sermon titled Independence and Your Duty. Weekly services are conducted under the direction of Preacher L Conrad with the subject The Gathering Vultures.
Worship at eleven o clock led by Rev Hoy L Fesperman with the sermon What Comes First The choir sings God of Our Nation Wilson The local church cooperates with the union service at Wesley Memorial Church Dr F L Conrad is guest minister
Sunday services at the Central Christian church are moved to the Masonic Temple at 504 North Main Street. Joseph David Boyd delivers the 11 o clock sermon titled Kingdom Principles and the 8 o clock service titled Kingdom Without End.
Rev Paul Morris of the Christian and Missionary Alliance in Reidsville will speak at the 11 o clock service Sunday at the Golf Tabernacle. Rev Morris and his wife are appointed to India and expect to sail this summer. The Daily Vacation Bible School children will lead the 8 p m service with an hour long program.
Sunday morning at 11 o clock Reverend Wilson O Weldon preaches The Crisis Before America at First Methodist. Miss Margaret Burgess solos I Walked Today Where Jesus Walked. Youth Fellowship meets at 7:00. Union service at Wesley Memorial at 8:00 p.m. with Dr. F L Conrad delivering the sermon.
The Lord's Supper will be administered at 11 oclock Sunday morning at Emmanuel Lutheran Church. The sermon is titled Eager To Eat and will use Luke 22 15 as the text. Service led by Rev F L Conrad D D pastor.
Rev J W Loy Jr of South Albemarle Baptist will preach at 11 o clock Sunday morning service. P P Hartsell will speak at the 7 45 evening worship service.
After voting last night the union authorized a strike by 1648 to 41 affecting major papers including the New York Daily News Daily Mirror Herald Tribune Journal American Post Sun Times Wall Street Journal World Telegram Brooklyn Office and Long Island Star Journal.
Sixty three Duke Divinity School students are assigned to assist Methodist pastors in rural North Carolina for ten weeks starting May 26. They will supervise boys and girls programs, teach future church leaders, run vacation Bible schools, and support rural church activities under minister supervision.
Washington reports the seventh war loan drive ends with all goals reached except the E bond quota. Montana leads at 105 percent, Mississippi 95 and Nebraska 91. National E bond posters show $3,126,000,000 of $4,000,000,000. total sales hit a record $21,200,000,000. Cuba adopts a new constitution in 1940.
The House food committee named its chairman to the cabinet as secretary of agriculture and proposed a wartime style plan to end the food crisis. It urged immediate advance production targets, government agency guarantees to buy demand, and steps to curb price surpluses. The report also called for an egg price support program and an exchange deal with Argentina for fats and oils to secure fuel oil. It recommended travel priorities for farm workers to reach harvest areas.
David Bronson Levi of Aiken South Carolina and his bride Rachel Gale Pettit also of Aiken honeymooned in Miami after flying 2500 miles to marry. Circuit Judge George E. Holt ruled the ceremony legal under Florida statutes. they were married by a notary public. Levi planned a brief 48 hour stay before returning to his base.
William Woodward trained Apache with top weight of 130 pounds led the betting for today's seven furlong Carter handicap at Aqueduct. Defending last year's triple dead heat participants Wait a Bit and Brownie were entered as rivals.
Java, the Indonesian island, holds the highest population density on earth with millions of residents living in tightly packed settlements across cities and rural areas. The ACS reports ongoing urban growth and infrastructure pressures amid rapid demographic change.
The Methodist board of missions calls for rapid U S ratification of a world peace charter. Delegates including Bishop Arthur J. Moore and Dr John W Decker urge action, citing famine in Bengal and global church relief efforts.
Encyclopaedia Britannica notes the United States uses about ten billion cans annually for food in a typical year, reflecting depth of domestic canning and food processing.
Notice states the High Point Store Company was sold in January 1945 and the partnership among C. L. Harris Susan G. Finch and Harry Brown Pinch is dissolved by mutual consent. It declares no party retains interest in the company or its successor as of June 7 1946.
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