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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1967
Page
2
A sermon recounts Holy Week events from Jesus riding into Jerusalem to driving merchants from the Temple. It notes the disciples obeying Jesus, the authorities questioning His authority, and Jesus countering with questions about John's baptism.
The crowd cheers as Jesus enters Jerusalem, garments and flowers cast before him while Pharisees urge silence. Jesus declares the stones would cry out if the disciples stopped. Luke notes Jesus weeping over Jerusalem, a city of peace that faces destruction centuries later.
First Pilgrim Holiness Church on W Holly Hill Road plans Youth Emphasis Sunday with an 11 a.m. concert by Southern Pilgrim College Choir directed by Rev Gordon Miller. Miss Una May Mangom Eust Rees will lead 7:30 p.m. service and has taught about 900 students in nine years.
Barber workers organized in a union regulate wages and hours and fix prices charged to patrons. The group stands as the sole trade with this pricing control.
A concert is set for tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the Meadow and Newton Paces Chestnut Drive church. The program includes Now Let Every Tongue Adore Thee by Bach I Waited for the Lord by Mendelssohn and The Holy City with interspersed instrumental numbers. Prof Gordon Miller directs the choir with accompanist Miss Phyllis Watson.
Archdale Methodist Church at 3100 South Main St will hold its formal opening and consecration of a remodeled sanctuary valued at about 100000 dollars on Sunday at 11 a.m. Pastor Ivan A Stephens and Rev. Hubert Ashmore join Rev. E M Jones in leading the event with special music by the chancel choir directed by Joel Williams. Special evangelistic services run Sunday to Thursday at 7:30 p.m with Bible studies daily at 10 a.m led by Dr Robert W Lyon of Asbury Theological Seminary. Prayer services are scheduled for 6:30 p.m each day.
Trinity Baptist Church wraps up Youth Week designed for ages 13 to 24. Youth group members lead Sunday school and morning worship with an evening service at 7 p.m headlined by Richard Loflin of Green Street Baptist Church. Loflin is a High Point Central High senior and youth pastor plus choir member. A fellowship follows the service.
Revival services led by Dr. E. W. Price Jr. start tomorrow at 10 55 a.m. and run to March 19 with evening worship. Weekday services begin at noon Monday through Friday and at 7 30 p.m. The theme is 10 Great Questions from the Bible.
Dr John Sutherland Logan president of Vennard College will preach at 11 am tomorrow at First Pilgrim Church University Park Iowa Rev J A Grout says a closing rally follows at 2 30 pm with many area churches uniting Music includes Central Wesleyan Methodist College Choir The rally is open to the public There will be no evening service at the church.
Dr James M Efird of Duke Divinity School will return to Forest Hills Presbyterian Church for 11 am service this Sunday and next Sunday. He has spoken there several times during the churchs pastorless period.
The First Church of God on S Main Street at Greenview Terrace schedules a revival starting tomorrow at 6 p.m. led by evangelist Rev William Livingstone. Services run weeknights at 7 30 p.m. with 6 p.m. Sunday starts. Youth Night is planned for Saturday. Open to the public.
Rev J T Young Jr pastor of First Church resigns to accept a call from Church of the Pines Laurel Hill. He and family move April 3 to new station after serving Thomasville since 1960. Native of Pine Hill, graduate of Lees McRae Kings College Union Seminary. He led civic efforts and was president of the Thomasville Ministerial Association.
A Bible Conference will be held March 12 to 15 at Mount Calvary Baptist Church in Bryson City. Speakers are John B. Marchbanks of Greenville South Carolina and Herbert Brown of Bryson City. Brown, a Bible camp director and trustee, will show slides from Europe and the Holy Land. Services will be Sunday morning and evening at 7 PM with nursery facilities.
The Blind Davis Trio from Gastonia will lead the evening service Sunday at High Point Central Alliance Church. Rev. J E Nelson, the church pastor, said the program starts at 7 p m with individual testimonies and songs. The event is open to the public.
Rev. T. Church will be the guest speaker at the 11 a.m. worship service in Thomasville. Rev. Mr. York will represent the church extension department and hails from North Carolina. he presently pastors First Church in St. Petersburg, Florida.
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