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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1953
Page
2
A long local listing names numerous congregations and pastors by church, street and denomination across the town. Entries include Adventist, Methodist, Baptist, Lutheran, Episcopal, Catholic, Presbyterian and many independent churches with pastor names and street locations.
Sunday School at 9 45 a m Morning worship 11 a m sermon by Dr Davis Faust of Catawba College Vesper hour 5 00 p m Union service Wednesday at First Presbyterian Church 7 30 p m Brotherhood meeting and supper Thursday 6 30 p m Horace Haworth to speak and show notes of his recent trip to Eng
Sunday features morning worship on Great Women in the Bible with Lydia and the Poor Widow plus nursery Sun beams and sung services. Weekday choirs, study courses, Royal Ambassadors, WMS, Cub and Boy Scouts, and training unions fill afternoons and evenings across Monday to Friday.
Sunday services include 8 a.m. Holy Communion for YPSL, 9:30 a.m. Church School and Bible Class, 11 a.m. morning prayer and sermon by rector, and 5 p.m. Lenten family service with film in the parish house. Weekday activities list 7 a.m. Holy Communion, 10 a.m. Bible study, and Friday 7:30 p.m. quiet hour and meditation.
Sunday features 9 45 a m Sunday School 11 am morning worship and 5 30 pm Junior Choir with 6 30 pm Children s Fellowship led by Ione Lowe Youth Fellowship 6 30 pm and 7 30 pm ministry and counsel Evening worship follows at 6 30 pm Wednesday offers 6 30 pm monthly meeting supper
Sunday includes Bible School at 10 a.m. and Lord's Supper observance with speaker Miss Ruth R. Leslie, a missionary returning from Mexico. Chi Rho and Christian Youth Fellowship meet at 6 p.m. A 7:30 p.m. service features the sermon I Am Not Ashamed of the Gospel.
Mrs. Lloyd W Garner Jr announces a nursery for children and a full Sunday schedule beginning 9 45 a m Bible School 11 a m morning worship sermon Did Jesus Make any Provision for Service after He Left Earth 6 30 p m adult class and 7 30 p m evening worship sermon What Must I Do to Be Saved Wednesday 6 30 p m family worship with prayer meeting to follow
Sunday schedule lists Church School at 9 45 a m and sermon at 11 a m titled The Sins That Crucified Jesus Nationalistic Vesper at 5 p m in the chapel MYF supper at 6 p m Tuesday Me p m Primary Choir Wednesday 9 30 a m Spiritual Life Fellowship 4 p m Youth Fellowship Choir p m family event 30 p m Senior p m chapel hour Scentbeat over WMFR Thursday 4 p m Junior Choir
The High Point district of the Baptist Training Union will hold a district training course at the First Baptist Church from March 16 to 20 at 730 each evening. The program includes manuals and instructors for pastors directors and leaders, adults, young people, intermediates, and juniors with specified texts and teachers.
The notice lists a Sunday worship at 11 a.m. with the sermon topic With The Saviour In Judgment. Evening events include Junior Youth Fellowship at the chapel and Youth Fellowship plus Meeting on Ministry and Counsel in designated rooms. A Tuesday Workers Council meeting and a Wednesday business meeting with choir follow.
The service at 11 a.m. features a sermon titled I Believe in His Return the fourth in the What Are You Saying series by the pastor. Morning nursery and Children of the Church meet in the Educational Building. At 6:30 p.m. the Junior League gathers in the Educational Building and the Senior League meets in the Fellowship Hall.
Tuesday of Holy Week session emphasizes accountable use of talents and loving service. Jesus warns of judgment as he speaks on Mount of Olives, urging believers to develop gifts for God's service and righteousness. He will separate people like a shepherd divides sheep from goats.
Saturday radio program Shady Green Pastures on WHPE FM at 7 p.m. Sunday Christian Brotherhood Hour on WHPE stations at 8 30 a.m. Sunday School 9 45 Worship 10 45 In pastor absence Rev Howard Ward of Sophia to guest speak. Fellowship in Prayer 4 p.m. men’s prayer group in Young People classroom. Fellowship 6 30 Evangelistic service 7 30 p.m. Monday Young People Class social Blair Park Club House. Tuesday Board of Trustees meeting pastor study 7 30 p.m. Wednesday Mid week prayer meeting 30 p.m Sanctuary Choir practice 8 30 p.m. Thursday Church visitation program 7 p.m. Friday Easter play practice.
The Churches of Christ, Scientist announce next Sunday's lesson-sermon on Substance. Golden Text from Ecclesiastes 3 14 states what God does lasts forever with nothing added or taken away. Services are Sunday 11 a.m. and Wednesday 8 p.m. Sunday School meets 9 45 a.m. Reading Room and Lending Library open 3 5 p.m. Wednesdays and Fridays.
The quoted verse from Matthew 25 40 emphasizes that acts of kindness to the least among us are acts done to Jesus himself. It highlights a moral appeal to compassion and service as spiritual duty.
The notice lists church events from Sunday to Saturday including morning worship with the minister's subject Spring Cleaning and a vesper service with Shut the Door followed by youth fellowship snack supper and evening programs. Meetings include a Monday official board session and a Susanna Wesley Class gathering at 309 Colonial Drive. Choir rehearsals occur Tuesday and Thursday with a turnip green dinner served by the Woman's Society on Wednesday.
A sermon reflects on the parable of the talents. The master praises the two who doubled their sums and condemns the one who hid his gift. It urges using God given talents to aid others, stressing compassion and loving God and neighbors.
The document lists church activities across the week including worship services at 7:30 p.m., sermons themed We Pray Thee Lord, choir rehearsals for Cherub and Carol, a Brotherhood Supper, Boy Scout night, and meetings for Senior Sunday ministries. It mentions Dr. Roy E. Watts preaching on Jesus and a Man He Called a Man and a talk by Dr Maurice Reder on Bible in the public schools.
Sunday services include Church School at both churches at 9 45 a m. Morning worship at Randolph at 11 a m and Crestwood hosts evening worship at 7 30 p m.
Mart Jack aged 3 in Chicago has read since age two and now peruses daily newspapers and magazines. His parents say reading began with reading aloud together and identifying words with pictures. They note his early progress, continued interest in National Geographic and periodicals, and minor spelling challenges.
In Central West Texas and Oklahoma 17 people died as violent Friday the 13th tornadoes struck. Four Texas towns Jud O Brien and Knox City suffered major damage while Oklahoma communities Bradley Rush Springs Lawton Ft Sill and Dickson faced deaths and destruction. Hospitals were wrecked and hundreds of homes damaged with costs in the millions.
A parent worries about an apparent genius child while Matt, a healthy boy, works independently with building sets aged eight to twelve and reads the complex instructions.
Princeton New Jersey Albert Einstein age 74 ignores birthday as he prepares for a new link with a Yeshiva University sponsored medical college in New York City. He plans a public appearance and press conference though he dislikes birthdays and rarely leaves the Institute for Advanced Study.
Senator Karl Mundt asserts the Voice of America breaches the law by using unchecked broadcasters. He cites a May 1952 Czechoslovakia broadcast by Julius Hlavaty and says Secretary Dulles will address the issue. Mundt notes Dulles pledged to aid congressional efforts to improve the Voice. Also mentioned is a Cerrillos Hills Pueblo mining site in New Mexico.
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