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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1961

Page

2

Laymen Bring Religion Back to the People Says Higginbottom

J CARTER SWAIM notes missionary Sam Higginbottom urged that good religion includes crop rotation contour farming and dairy improvement. He said the church belongs to all its members and that laymen should lead in teaching and outreach rather than rely on clergy alone.

J. Carter Swaim Dept. of National Council of Churches Sam Higginbottom India Higginbottom Moses

Baptist minister to speak at First Methodist Lenten service

Dr. Richard K. Young director of the School of Pastoral Care at Baptist Hospital in Winston-Salem will preach the first of four Community Lenten Services at First Methodist Church in Thomasville Sunday at 7 30 p.m. The Mills Home Senior Choir will provide music under Jerry Hill.

First Methodist Church Thomasville Richard K. Young Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem Mills Home Jerry Hill Young Medical Studiens Bowman Gray School of Medicine City Memorial Hospital Jesus Christ

Lloyd Hughes to Speak on World Peace at Wesley Memorial

Lloyd Hughes, member of the world peace committee at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church, will address the general meeting of the W. S. C. S. The luncheon is Monday at 12 30 p m in the church dining room with Mrs. W T Powell presiding.

Lloyd Hughes W.S.C.S Hughes Wesley Memorial Methodist Church W. T. Powell

Christian Worship Uses Bible Hymn Book and Pocket Book

A devout reader emphasizes three essential texts for worship the Bible the hymn book and the pocket book guiding daily life through scripture song and personal finances or devotional notes.

Missionaries to Staff Global Gospel Push

American churches launch a recruitment drive for overseas missionary personnel across 40 countries. The effort seeks doctors teachers engineers librarians and more as Catholic Methodist and Congregational groups expand lay and specialist roles in a $200 million program. Training at Stony Point NY prepares recruits for 4 1/2 month courses with age limits 21 to 55. Pay ranges from 1500 to 2600 for singles or couples plus maintenance.

Methodist World Missions Eugene L. Smith U.S Roman Catholic Church Chicago Latin America Papal Pro Gram John XXIII Loy L. Long Congregational Christian American Board of Foreign Missions India Philippines Far East America Methodist Church Missionary Personnel Office New York Stony Point N.Y New York City

Deaf Worship Service Planned at Em manuel Lutheran Church

A deaf oriented worship will be held Sunday at 7 p.m. at Em manuel Lutheran Church on N Main Street. The Rev W A Westermann of Greensboro, a minister to the deaf in the two Carolinas and eastern Tennessee, will conduct. If attendance is good the first service, sponsored by the Missouri Synod, may become bi weekly.

Emmanuel Lutheran Church N. Main Street W. A. Westermann Greensboro Carolinas Tennessee High Point

A New Commandment From Jesus at the Passover

Scriptural excerpt recounts Jesus at the last supper as he speaks of love, predicts betrayal, and washes the disciples feet. It cites John 13 1 30 with references to Judas Iscariot and Peter, noting distribution by the Division of Christian Education and syndication.

Newman Campbell Jesus John Peter Judas Iscariot Simon National Council of Churches of Christ Simon Peter Division of Christian Education U.S.A Eatures Syndicate Christ

Christians Aid Displaced Arabians Through NECCCRW Efforts

Christians from Liverpool to Sydney support Arab refugees via the Near East Christian Council Committee for Refugee Work. The group funds interest free loans to help refugees in Lebanon, the UAR, Jordan, and Gaza become self supporting, with 1 057 families aided by 1960. Willard Jones, former Ramallah Friends Boys School principal, heads NECCCRW.

Cairo Hussein Khatib Fathieh Nassar Gaza Israel Liverpool Sydney Kansas City Stockholm Near East Christian Council Committee For Refugee World Council of Churches International Missionary Council Necccrw United States Britain Australia New Zealand Canada Europe Lebanon United Arab Republic Jordan Gaza Strip United Naions Relief and Works Agency UNWRA U. N Egypt Willard Jones Middle East Friends Boys School Ramallay Palestine

Ladehoff Speaks At St. Mary's Episcopal Meeting

The women of St Marys Episcopal Church will host a general meeting at 630 PM on Monday March 6 with Rev Robert Ladehoff speaking on church music. A covered dish supper will follow and men of the church are guests. The Wednesday supper is canceled.

St. Mary's Episcopal Church Robert Ladehoff St. Christopher's Mission Charlotte Ladehoff Mr. Ladehoff St. Paul's Mission Thomasville

Alcoholism Study At Bethel Methodist Church Sunday

The Rev. James Hall of Linwood leads a Sunday evening study on alcoholism titled The Stumbling Block at Bethel Fellowship Hall. The session runs 6 to 8 p.m. and includes a film strip. WSCS sponsors the event. regular services are suspended to allow all congregants to attend.

Thomasville James Hall Linwood Bethel Methodist Church Bethel Fellowship Hall Woman's Society For Christian Service of Hall Dorothy J. Clark WSCS Methodist Youth Fellowship

No-windowed House Saintly Warning

A proverb-like remark compares ignoring church to building a house without windows and then cursing God for the darkness, urging religious observance as guidance. The saying emphasizes accountability and spiritual visibility through faith.

Church Notebook Notes Week of Overseas Relief Emphasis

Protestant churches across High Point join national drive for overseas aid beginning with the One Great Hour of Sharing on March 12. Denominations seek $14.8 million in 1961 for relief and reconstruction, with Church World Service and National Council of Churches backing.

High Point United States United Appeal Church World Service National Council of Churches United Jewish Appeal

Guest Speaker Rev. Buddy Freeman to Speak at Albertson Road Rap

Rev. Buddy Freeman of Kings Mountain will be guest speaker at morning and evening services at Albertson Road. Freeman, a sophomore at Gardner-Webb College Boiling Springs plans to continue studies at Carson Newman College. He serves as assistant pastor at Patterson Grove Baptist Church in Kings Mountain while pursuing education.

Buddy Freeman Kings Mountain Albertson Road Freeman Gardner-Webb College Boiling Springs Shelby Carson Newman College Mr. Freeman Patterson Grove Baptist Church

Evangelist Dr. Hankins to Lead Mt Calvary Revival Next Week

Dr. Joe Henry Hankins, an evangelist with 18 years in the field and a former 17 year pastor at First Baptist Little Rock Ark, will conduct a revival at Mt Calvary Baptist Church starting tomorrow and running through March 12 with nightly services. Rev J William Kaney pastors Mt Calvary at 903 Kearns St.

Joe Henry Hankins Mt. Calvary Baptist Church Dr. Hankins First Baptist Church Little Rock Ark J. William Kaney Kearns St

Green Street Baptist Hosts Regional Choir Festival

Green Street Baptist Church hosted visiting choirs for the Regional Choir Festival with 15 choirs performing. An afternoon Junior Choir Festival at 5:00 p.m. featured pieces sung from memory. An evening session at 7:15 p.m. included Youth, Adult choirs with soloists Judy Harris, Lynne Howell, Roger Butler, Mrs. Harry Campbell, and Clarence Keever.

Green Street Baptist Church Green Street Church Green Street Baptist God Noel Jesus Judy Harris Lynne Howell Roger Butler Harry Campbell Clarence Keever

East African Tribes Prize Cattle In Compliment Practice

Among East African tribes the highest compliment a swain can pay his maiden is to imply she is bovine, as cattle status and beauty are closely linked in cultural praise.

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