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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1949
Page
2
A sermon recounts Jesus guiding the twelve apostles to feed a large crowd with five loaves and two fish. He tests the disciples by asking their supply, blesses the food, and distributes it, feeding about five thousand men according to Mark.
The text discusses the first missionary journeys of Jesus' twelve apostles with brief instructions on travel, hospitality and reception. It recounts their return to Jesus and His call to rest, then highlights Luke's version of the Lord's Prayer and its sufficiency for daily life. The editorial note credits King Features Syndicate.
A compilation of area church schedules with multiple Baptist congregations listing pastors, Sunday School times at 9 45, morning worship at 11, evening services at 7 30, and midweek BTU or prayer meetings on Wednesdays. Churches include Allen Jay Bethel Jewel Pisgah Mt Calvary Glenola West End Lexington Ave and Friendly.
A长 compilation of Baptist churches with pastors, service times, Sunday School hours, training unions and midweek prayer meetings. Names include Hughey O Miller Nel l armstrong Julian S Hopkins George Richman Kizer Rainey J W Allen Frank McDaniel C F Johnson and others with respective supervisors and directors.
Bishop Stamm urges prayers for fifteen Bulgarian persecuted Protestant clergymen and warns that attacking religious liberty harms all. The World and United Protestant churches launch One Great Hour on March 26 27 to raise aid for relief in Europe and Asia via Church World Service and associations. CARE offers seeds for four dollars to feed war-torn regions, while Dulles calls Protestant leadership for peace and global order from the Cleveland conference.
A group of Protestant artists based along Broad Street in New York City plan a Vegetable Seed Pack project. The effort aims to share seeds and promote gardening among communities, reflecting the artists' initiative and local collaboration.
The Japan Christian University Foundation announces purchase of a 350 acre Mitaka site near Tokyo once used for aircraft production. Buildings will house classrooms auditorium and admin offices with a main building for fifty classes starting with a College of Education. Dr Ralph Diffendorfer says a $10 million fundraising drive will run nationwide after Easter.
Baltimore with 43 New York with 37 and Chicago with 28 completed the 1948 All American Conference season without missing a point after touchdown attempt.
A defenseman seeks the Lady Byng trophy, the NHL award for gentlemanly conduct paired with high skill. The trophy has never been won by a defenseman, prompting renewed debate about position bias and award criteria.
Woodlawn Baptist on Winston-Salem Road led by Rev. A B Asbill. Sunday school at 9 45 with M E Turner superintendent. Morning worship at 11 o clock. Evening service at 7 30. Midweek prayer service Wednesday at 7 30.
Albertson Road Baptist lists Sunday school at 9 45 morning worship on the second and fourth Sundays at 11 00 BTU Sundays at 6 30 evening service at 7 30 mid week prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 50 C M Bane superintendent Rev O E Hampton pastor
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN at Jones and Locke streets led by Pastor J. D. Boyd offers Bible School at 10 A M under Sam Snipes superintendent Morning worship and evening service at 7 30 Congregational Christian at West Green and Tryon streets conducted by Rev Ben Joe Eharp holds morning worship at 11 A M Church School at 045 Bruce Woodell leads the evening service at 7 00.
Bethel Temple announces Sunday School at 9 48 morning worship and 7 30 evening service Young people meet at 6 30 Wednesday prayer at 7 30 cottage prayer Thursday 7 30 Friday Prayer and Praise at 7 30 services listed for week
Gospel Tabernacle on Willow Brook Street lists Pastor Charles A. Epperson. Church School at 9:45. Ray Wagner serves as Superintendent for morning worship at 11. Young People's hour at 6:45. Evening worship at 7:30.
First Pentecostal Church on Highland Avenue led by Rev F A Dall holds Sunday School at 9 45 with A M Mitchell Davis as superintendent. Sermons at 11 A M and 7 30 P M. PHYS meets at 6 15 P M. Mid week prayer and Bible study Wednesday at 7 30. First Pug Him Holiness at 2 South Hamilton Street led by Rev J A Grout offers Sunday School 9 45 with John Lainsupt, morning worship 11, evening 7 30, story hour 6 30, and Wednesday prayer at 7 30.
Grace Lutheran at 808 Centennial Avenue lists Sunday school at 9 45 morning service at 11 Walther League meets Monday at 7 30 PM Emmanuel Lutheran at Norton Main at Howell with Rev F L Conrad D D pastor worship at 11 AM and 7 30 PM Sunday School at 9 45 Youth meetings at 6 30 PM
Dr. John Gaylor of Highland Baptist Church Shreveport La will preach at First Baptist Sunday night at 7 30 oclock He will also address a Women of the Church meeting Monday at 3 oclock Rev Albert S Hale invites members and the public to hear the guest minister A native of Alabama he holds degrees from Oklahoma Baptist University Alabama University Louisiana College and has studied at Howard College Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and Southwestern Theological Seminary He is Home Mission boards new educational secretary and has pastored Highland church for 12 years After serving as president of Burleson College and as secretary of the Baptist Student Union he directed educational work in several churches in Texas Oklahoma and Louisiana }
The Christian Science Society at 3194 North Main Street, High Point, holds Sunday services at 11 o clock with a 9 45 Sunday school for children up to age twenty. Wednesday 8 p m testimonies, reading room and library open Wednesdays and Fridays 3 to 5 for reading and borrowing The Bible and Christian Science writings.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints at 209 East Commerce Street with Elder Bernard L. Simpson as branch President. Sunday school starts at 10 a.m. and evening worship at 7 p.m.
The Immaculate Heart of Mary Church at 500 Montheun Ave. announces Rev. Robert J. MacMillan as pastor with Sunday Masses and an 11 a.m. Saturday Mass. Novena devotions honor the Immaculate Heart of Mary. Confessions are Saturday from 3:15 to 5:30 and 7:30 to 8 p.m.
The Church of Christ on N Hamilton St and E State St offers Bible School at 9 45 A M led by superintendent Wire N Lewis Morning Worship at 11 00 A M The Children's Hour Christian Endeavor and Adult Study Course at 6 30 P M Evening Worship at 7 30 P M Monday 7 30 P M Boy Scout Meeting Wednesday 7 30 P M Mid week Bible study led by Minister W E Me Gilvrey
Calvary Church of the Nazarene Prospect Street lists Rev Clay J Chil dress as pastor with Sunday school at 9 45 morning worship 11 evening service 7 30 and a Thursday 7 30 prayer and praise session. First Church of the Nazarene at 219 Last Green Street shows Pastor Grown with Sunday School 10 AM morning worship 11 AM evening worship 7 30 PM and prayer and praise on Wednesday at 7 30.
Early morning worship and church school times listed for several Presbyterian churches. Brentwood and Crestwood presbyteries show 9:45 am Sunday School, morning worship, and evening services with youth groups and midweek meetings. Names of pastors and superintendents appear with service times across locations.
The church on 1st Street Revuctlle Brady hosts church school at 945 and morning worship at noon. Crusaders meet at 6 and evening service at 7 30. Prayer meeting is Wednesday at 7 30.
First Methodist Church North Main at Richardson Street lists pastor Kenneth Goodson and Sunday School superintendent J Willson Rogers. Morning worship at 11, evening service 7 30, Youth Fellowship 6 30, mid week chapel hour, and Wednesday 8 30 PM broadcast.
Local church notices list multiple denominations. The Church of God at 11 East Commerce Street with Rev. Fred Jump holds Sunday School at 9:45 and services at 11 and 7:38 p.m. Nearby Cloverdale Pitt Street hosts Living God services with Sunday School 9:45, preaching 11, youth group 6:30, evening 7, and 7:30 prayer service midweek.
The parish on Montheu Avenue near five points led by Rev Don A Payn? pastor lists church school at 9 45 with W B Detk as superintendent Morning worship at 11 and MYF at 6 18 Evening worship at 7 30 Mid week prayer service is set for Wednesday at 8 PM
The Rankin Memorial Methodist Church at Narker and Adams streets led by Rev. Joan Cagie lists worship times with morning service at 11 and a 9:45 Sunday school. Myf gathers at 6:15 followed by an evening service at 7:30 and a mid week prayer meeting at 7:30 Wednesday.
Rev. M Jones, pastor leads Church school with C V Kester as superintendent. Morning worship at 11. Sunday evening Vesper Service at 5 30. Youth Fellowship and Supper Meeting at 6 30 P M.
Mangum and Lake streets hosts Welch Memorial Methodist Church with Rev. H Bolick as pastor. Church School at 9:45 led by Walter Voncannon, superintendent. Morning worship at 11 and evening service at 7:00.
Local Calvary Methodist announces morning worship at 11 o clock with Sunday School at 9:45. Evening worship begins at 7:30 and youth fellowship meets at 6:15 with Rev. T. Raie as pastor.
Rector Rev Thomas Smyth leads Holy Communion at 8 Morning Service at 11 Church school Bible class follows at 11 Nursery for children under seven available 6 Young People's Service League meets at 6 30 with meditation and delight service under rector supervision
Archdale Methodist Church holds 1 A M worship led by Fred L Setzer pan er and 2:45 church school. Joel Williams serves as general superintendent with 6 45 Youth Fellowship and 7 P M worship plus 7 P M Wednesday prayer meeting for the congregation.
The Reformed First Reformed Church with Rev. Carl A. Grimm as pastor invites worshipers. Sunday School begins at 9 45 in the morning followed by Morning Worship and Lt Youth Fellowship at 6 30 in the evening.
Rev J vault till pastor and H T Troxier superintendent lead morning worship at 11. The church school at 945 is announced. WPYS radio airs at 6 18 P M.
Lebanon Methodist notes Rev D D Broome ministering at state. Church school at 9 43 Dale Montgomery superintendent morning worship and evening worship at 1 30. Young people meet at 6 30.
Rev. P. J. Dixon pastor leads church school at 10 A M supervised by E Bundy. Morning worship scheduled for 11 A M.
Eisenhour and Reynolds lead two Wesleyan churches with 9:45 Sunday School sessions. J C Putman and Melvin Potts supervise, morning worship at 10 45 and 11, plus an evening sermon and broadcast at 6 30. Local listings note ENNIS STREET location and WYPS radio programming.
Friends ARSHDALE FRIENDS and Dilflup Vearson as minister. Sunday School at 10 AM and Albion English superintendent. Morning worship at 11. Youth fellowship at 6:40. Choir practice Wednesday evening. O'clock.
Rev Robert Laughlin pastor leads services at MITCHELE GROVE METHODIST on Kivett Drive with Sunday School at 8:45 led by Jerman Billings superintendent Morning worship at 11 Choir rehearsal at 6 Evening worship at 7 30 plus extension notes on the drive.
Deep River seven miles north of High Point on highway 68 hosts Bible School at 10 a m led by Reynolds Neave superintendent. Worship follows. Young People's Meeting at 7 p m. Hill Friend on West Gur tops Street with Rev D Virgil Pike pastor. Sunday School 9 45 a m Worship 11 a m.
Ward Street Methodist led by Rev M G Ervin list morning worship at 11 and evening service at 1 00 with prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 00 Peoples Methodist on West Avatar Road led by Rev M Dellnger features morning worship at 11 Young Peoples service at 145 and evening worship at 7 40 Vardales Methodist with James Own Wade K Bustie pastor presents Sunday school at 10 morning worship at 11 Youth Fellowship at 6 PM and evening service Oak View Methodist under Rev IL Oliver has Sunday School at 9 45 and morning and evening services at 7 with H J Link as superintendent and an evening service.
Cecil Dr Inworth leads ministerial activities at the Main and Commerce location with a Bible School at 0 45, morning worship 11 00, youth fellowship 6 30, junior fellowship 6 30, evening worship 6 30 and choir rehearsal on Wednesday 7 30 plus Fun and Fellowship Friday Tao activities.
Milton H. Hadley minister leads Bible School. John Purrell is superintendent. Morning worship at 11:00. South Fellowship at 6:30. Prayer Study Meeting on Wednesday at 7:30.
Jamestown Rev. BE Gardner and Rev Sherman Farrington lead worship at 11 A.M. and 7 30 P.M. Providence Wesleyan near Allen Jay school with Rev TT Brown pastor Sunday School at 10 A.M. Vance McNabb superintendent Morning worship 11 WYPS 6 30 Miss Juanita Ingram president Evening service 7 15 Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30
North Main Street at Sheraton Place Rev Pau tlardin Jr pastor M Avett assistant minister Church School 9 45 Harry Bell supt morning worship Highland Methodist Rev A Sherrill pastor Church School Sunday morning 45 C N Jarrett supt Morning worship 11 Evening worship 7 30
High Point churches announce revival at Mt Calvary Baptist Church from Sunday to April 1 with Rev C M Floyd and Rev R N Henn y from Salisbury as visiting preachers. Ennis Street Wesleyan Methodist hosts revival March 22 through April 3 led by Rev B O Crowe and wife from Fairmont Indiana. The Christian Science, First Methodist and Church of Christ also list services, programs, and special events including a film in the High Point College chapel and a Bible Homes for Christ campaign led by Edward H Forehand with multiple themes and a quiz. Daily radio devotionals are set for WHPE and WMFR the week of March 21–25.
A detailed schedule lists prayer meetings, Sunday School lessons, holiness and salvation talks, jail and hospital visits, and open air meetings led by Captain Olvy Sheppard and Sgt Burley. Activities span Tuesday to Thursday with band rehearsals, youth classes, and a Sunday musical program at Springfield Friends Meeting house featuring solos, quartets, woodwind ensembles, organ solos, and offertory pieces.
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