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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1955
Page
2
Sunday events list worship and Sunday school times with sermon topics. Monday circle meeting at church, Wednesday youth choir and mid week prayer, senior choir, Thursday commission meeting at the parsonage.
Sunday at 9 4 am Sunday school at 11 am Pastor continues True Religion from Romans. 6 30 pm junior and senior youth with guest speaker K W Phipps Pilgrim Bible College Kernersville. Wednesday 7 30 pm prayer and praise. Thursday 5 45 pm The Village Parson.
The First Evangelical and Reform Church lists a 945 a.m. shared worship with Sechriest speaking on You Are a Church Member. Evening service at 7:30 p.m. features Manspeaking on You Fragrant Life. Other events include youth fellowship, guild meeting, prayer meeting, and men's Brotherhood with Jimmie Swicegood of Lexington.
A fragmented church timetable outlines worship services on Sunday at 8:30 am and 9:45 am, morning and evening gatherings, training union at 7:30 pm, evening worship at 8:30 pm, and weekday fellowship from Monday to Friday at 7 pm. It also mentions choir practice and midweek activities.
Sunday schedule includes 9 45 am Sunday School 11 am Meeting for Worship sermon topic The Enemy at the Gate 6 30 pm Youth Fellowship 7 30 pm Choir practice. Mon Night Circle of Friends Women hosts Rosa Lee Rowe Sally Porter Valeria Mendenhall speaker 8 pm. Tue Afternoon Circle hosts Elsie May Richardson Roxie Bodenheimer Valeria Mendenhall program. Wed mid week Meeting previews Sunday School lesson in the Chapel at 7.
Sunday activities include Bible School worship at 9 45 a m and 7 30 p m Youth Fellowship with Alice Everette Rawlinson at 8 50 p m All intermedi and young people invited Monday lists Livings Stoeke R A s Cherub Choir Boy Scouts Senior Choir rehearsal and meeting details unclear Wednesday outlines officers teachers meeting Chorale WMS in Phi lathea Classroom Deacons meet Explorer and choir practices Friday lists Junior Girls Choir practice
Sunday activities include 9 45 a m Sunday School 11 a m worship and building for Christ visitation 7 p m Lutheran Lectures 7 30 p m Lenten vesper service Thursday 7 p m choir rehearsal Saturday 9 15 a m junior confirmation class
Morning worship at 9:45 AM on Sunday followed by Training Union. Evening schedule includes 7:30 PM service and 8:30 PM adult choir practice.
Sunday school at 9:45 am and morning service at 11 am led by Dr Rozzelle. MYF meeting at 6 pm and official board at 6 pm. Tuesday features the builders class at 532 Gatewood Ave at 7 30 pm. Wednesday includes junior choir at 4 pm, mid week prayer at 7 30 pm and senior choir at 8 pm.
Community calendar lists a Directors Meeting at 6 p.m. and training union events at 6:15 p.m. Evening services and church groups follow, with Sunbeams at 7:13 p.m. and Adult Choir at 8:30 p.m. Thursday includes Senior G A and Visitation, plus Ann Judson YWA with Miss Peggy Kepley at 300 Parkway.
Sunday morning services at 11 oclock with Dr Maurice Willis and a revival schedule including Open Air and Legion events. Central Christian lists Bible school at 9:45 am and evening service at 7:30 pm with sermon Wanted a Man. Choir and fellowship meetings run midweek. Mrs H H Settle reviews Under Three Flags at church Friday.
The Training Union meets at 6:15 p.m. with the pastor’s class for new members. Evening preaching at 7:30 p.m. The church will tire. Wednesday 6:45 p.m. Officers and Teachers assemble for Sunday School Lesson at 7:30 p.m. Prayer Service follows as part of ongoing Beatitude meditations.
A Methodist church announces a busy weekly schedule including Sunday School at 9:45, a youth choir, member ship and junior choir classes, MyF supper, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, and multiple choir practices. A corporate communion with breakfast is planned at 8 a.m. with Laymen's League speaker Mr Red Charlotte and various services through Friday.
The church calendar features Holy Communion and pastoral election at 10 45 a m Youth service at 6 45 p m and evening programs at 7 30 p m through Sunday April 3 Revival times run nightly with Rev John M Williams and Professor Gordon Miller as guest ministers in sermon and song through the week.
Community events list morning and evening meetings at Senay School and JasteerSeristen. Includes sermons, choir practice, mid week prayer, and altar prayers led by Wesley, with times spanning 7:30 to 10 am and 7:30 pm on various days.
The notice outlines Sunday School at 9:45 and morning worship at 11 with Rev. Joel B. Whitten Jr. of Knox Presbyterian, Norfolk. It notes special evangelistic services in March 2025 with guest ministers from the Synod of Virginia and One Great Hour of Sharing events. Senior Pioneer Fellowships meet 4:30 p.m. to attend Second Presbyterian. Weekly choir and youth activities listed.
Sunday schedule lists church school morning worship and youth groups. Weekday meetings include Brownie Troop 28 Carillon and Chancel Choir, study groups, training unions, and evening worship with various choir rehearsals.
Newman Campbell presents a Christian living lesson using Acts 20 17 35 and Epistles to urge believers to imitate Christ. The message recalls Paul on his final journey, emphasizes sacrifice and kindness, and calls readers to sanctification and self control.
A devotional piece reflects on partings from loved ones and the impact on children in divorce, urging holy living based on scripture. It cites I Peter 1 15 16 and I John 2 1 6, emphasizes sanctification and divine judgment, and honors long pastoral guidance while noting sorrow and memory in church communities.
Evening service at 7 30 p m features a talk on Religion of the Heart. Board of Trustees meets Monday at 7 30 in the pastor's study. Mid week prayer service and choir practice follow on Wednesday. Thursday sees Board of Christian Education meet at the parsonage.
Sunday activities include Church School at 9 45 a m and worship at 11 a m with a sermon Abiding in Christ The pastor delivers a sermon. Monday features a church constitution meeting at 7 30 p m in the Educational Building. The week includes Week Day School Confirmation Classes Cherub Choir Carol Choir rehearsals and senior choir rehearsal. Friday notes a Pete Schultheiss Sunday School Class supper in the Fellowship.
A local church and Christian Science group publish a dense schedule: weekly worships, sermon topics, and youth activities across Sunday and midweek sessions. It notes choir rehearsals, executive board meetings, and visitation evangelism, with references to biblical lessons and scriptures, plus reading room hours.
Sunday schedule lists minister Ccil E Hawor delivering Liv ing Above the Average at 9 45 am with a 4 pm Quaker Hour and 5 pm Junior Choir. 6 30 pm Wings to the Word film for children followed by Sunday meals. Midweek includes Quaker Men's Supper 6 30 pm and high school girls chorus 7 pm. Evening worship 7 30 pm and prayer service Wednesday. ARCHDALE NAZARENE School morning and evening services scheduled.
Mrs Fay Bush witnessed a $50 grocery holdup in San Francisco. She described the robber as baritone and said he sang You'll Never Know How Much I Love You as he fled, leaving police to seek the voice and likeness for identification.
The Rev. Joel B. Whitten Jr. pastor of Knox Church Norfolk Va. will conduct evangelistic services at First Presbyterian Church in Pulaski during the coming week preaching at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p m daily Sunday to Friday He is a Leesville D C native and a graduate of Davidson College University of Tennessee and Union Theological See in Richmond He was ordained in 1945 and served eight years at Knoxville Presbytery before his Pulaski pastorate He is married to Mary Jane Laughan of Pulaski and has two children.
The High Point College A Cappella Choir under Richard Cox will visit First Methodist Church of Randleman for morning worship. The quartet recently performed for the North Carolina Conference in Raleigh and at the Winston-Salem district Motel. The program includes hymns and Tchaikovsky arrangements.
The notice lists Sunday activities at Southside Baptist Church with a 9 45 am Sunday School session an 11 am Sense Training Union and a 7 pm prayer meeting indicating a typical weekly program in a compact church timetable.
Lutherans end a five million dollar fundraising drive as churches nationwide join a house to house canvass. Grace Lutheran Church will host nine teams aiding five church agencies including World Relief Lutheran Refugee Service and Valparaiso University. The event starts at 2 15 p m after morning services centered on Build for Christ.
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