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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1952
Page
2
A sprawling list details church names, denominations, and pastors with street addresses across towns including High Point, Winston Salem, Asheboro, Jamestown, Archdale, Greensboro, and more. Entries cover Adventist, Catholic, Christian Science, Methodist, Presbyterian, and other groups with specific pastor names and locations.
Wesley Memorial Methodist offers Lent services Sundays 9 10 a.m. with Lord's Supper in memorial chapel and 11 a.m. sermon by Dr W Arthur Kale on Satan Demands You based on Luke 22 31 4. Associate minister Rev E M Avett to assist. Choirs perform, youth programs at 5 30 p m, and midweek events plus confirmation class ahead of Palm Sunday. Gospel Tabernacle hosts closing of third annual Home Convention with Rev G Edward Davis preaching and Miss Ann Boles directing music. First Church of Christ outlines Bible School at 9 45 a m 11 a m Lord's Supper and business meeting March 16. Various Christian Science and auxiliary events listed with weekly schedules and readings.
The Main Street Methodist Church plans a 9:30 a.m. communion and 9:45 a.m. Sunday School led by Superintendent J. W. Morgan. The 11 a.m. service observes the World-wide Day of Dedication with a sermon by Pastor Wilbur G. McFarland on We Have An Altar based on Hebrews 13 10. Members are invited to approach the altar for personal dedication. The bulletin includes a devotional memory verse and reflections from Paul to the Corinthians and Philippians, drawing on biblical exhortations to steadfast faith.
Emanuel Lutheran Church presents a 9:45 a.m. Sunday school for all ages led by Superintendent Baxter P. Freeze. Morning worship at 11 features Prelude By the Waters of Babylon Karg Elert sermon Its Urgency, anthem There is a Green Hill Comley, postlude. Holy Communion after worship for those who missed the Pre Lent Service. Children meet at 11 in the Children's Department. At 3 p.m. the Luther League district meeting convenes at Augsburg Church Winston-Salem. Evening worship at 7 includes sermon Does Christianity Work by the pastor. This is the third in a series.
The Brotherhood meets Wednesday March 19 at 6 30 with Dr William R Locke from High Point College giving a talk on the age The Christian and His Bib The USCA Women Missionary Society secretary Miss Frances Dysinger visits the area with talks across Greensboro Winston Salem and Lexington venues Wednesday Thursday and Friday March 19 21 choose the best venue and night
Sunday School begins 9 45 with Charles Mendenhall superintendent and Cecil E Scot speaking on Ambassadors for the. 5 p m High School leaders Pp once with Rade Poston leading. 6 30 p m Youth Fellowship James Mallocks and Pop Fletcher Jr lead devotionals. 6 30 p m Evening worship features a sermon by the minister and 7 30 p m Ministry and counsel. Auxiliary circles meet after supper. Regular service at 11 a m with Rev Carl A Grimm sermon.
The article reflects on Paul’s counsel to Timothy during the early Christian church years. It highlights Timothy’s background in Derbe and Lystra, his Jewish upbringing through his mother, and how Paul sought him for ministry, including circumcision to fit Jewish expectations. It notes factional strife in Corinth and the call for Timothy to model Christian virtues and devote himself to reading, exhortation, and doctrine.
The notice lists church events at Lexington Avenue Baptist Church and Springfield Friends including choir directions led by Donald Gibbardt and William W Collins, organists, guest speaker Edgar Hartley, and a full day of services. Sunday School at 9 45 with J Wilson Rogers supervising, nursery care, vesper at 5, MYF 6, and Saint Patrick’s day activities. A variety of sermons and a district young adult meeting with Wesley life topics and a film strip on John Wesley. Also Springfield Friends hosts temperance programs with Dr Frederick Taylor and Byron Haworth discussing liquor issues and a Drunk Driving film. Royals include Reverend Woodrow Wilson Robbins, pastor, and Anthony Parris hosting a public morals institute.
The notice lists 6:15 training for all ages at the Union followed by a 7:30 evening evangelistic service. A Monday 7:30 young people choir practice and a Wednesday 7:30 mid week prayer and study are scheduled.
The article lists 10 a m Sunday School and 7 p m Sacrament service for the Latter-day Saints, with Lent services at Saint Mary's Episcopal Church including 8:00 a m Holy Communion in the chapel 9:30 a m Church School and Bible class and a visit by Bishop Baker. Morning prayer and service are planned for 11 a m.
At 11 oclock minister E Watts will preach on How to Be More Attractive. Music led by Henry Whipple includes organ pieces and anthems by youth and senior choirs. The service broadcasts on WHPE AM. Nurseries for two age groups run morning hours. Youth and Pioneer fellowships meet with 6 pm supper. Arch Schoch will speak to Youth on What Shall I Do With My Life. Workers Conference plans a Tuesday evening meeting and midweek service is Wednesday at 7 30. Women of the Church meet April 4 in Chapel Hill travel arranged by R Bare rier 4 7356 by Tuesday.
The First Baptist Church outlines a 9 45 a m Sunday school and an 11 a m morning service with Rev Albert S Hale sermon Thy son Thy Mother Music by Miss Eva Staples and a John Boswell Jr offertory. Evening service at 7 30 features My God Why with Give Thanks offertory by the chorale choir A Nurse in charge of nursery. Sunbeam meeting for four to nine year olds. Randolph and Crestwood Presbyterian Churches hold 9 45 a m church school, 11 a m morning worship at Randolph and 7 30 p m Crestwood with Jack Scott in charge Pioneers meet Thursday 7 30 p m.
The Rt. Rev. Richard H. Baker Bishop Coadjutor of the Diocese of North Carolina will make his annual visitation for confirmation at St. Marys Episcopal Church tomorrow Sunday at eleven oclock.
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