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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1947
Page
2
A compact study of Jesus praying for His disciples at the Mount of Olives before His arrest. The lesson highlights Jesus safeguarding His followers, their unity, and the mission given by the Father, with an emphasis on faith, love, and divine protection.
The First Church of the Nazarene announces Sunday school at 10 a.m. and moves the 3 p.m. worship to accommodate the young people's rally at First Church in Greensboro. Mid week prayer meeting is set for Wednesday evening.
The North Hamilton Street Church of Christ Bible School meets at 9 45 a m with Ervin Griffin as superintendent. Morning worship at 11 a m features Christ and His Second Coming. Evening service at 7 30 p m on The Church of Christ. Weeknight evangelistic services at 7 30 p m Sunday 9 45 a m Sunday school at Gospel Tabernacle and additional evangelistic meetings each night 7 30 p m Monday to Friday led by Rev Harry Hardwick on The Cross.
The Jamestown Methodist church school meets Sunday at 10 a m with R F Bundy supervising and Miss Ruby Luquer helping as youth lead opening worship. Pastor Rev P T Dixon will preach at 11 a m on Re pair Work. Youth Fellowship gathers at 7 p m. Dr W A Lambeth will chair the second Quarterly Conference Tuesday at 7 30 p m.
West Green Street at Tryon hosts Rev. G. C. Crutchfield and Rev. John F. Cagle with Sunday school at 9 45 a m led by Frank Ring. Morning sermon The Conscience of Judas and evening topic Christian Practice and Perspective. Youth Fellowship 6 p m and midweek prayer at 7 30 p m.
At Lebanon Methodist North Main and State Reverend Bates leads a 9:45 Sunday school with Dale Montgomery as superintendent. Worship at 11 features a stewardship sermon series titled The Perfect Serve under Mrs. Robert Lee with Prelude I Will Lift Up Mine Eyes Offertory Heaven Is My Home and Anthem Prayer. Evening service at 7 covers How the Gospel Came. Young People meet 6 led by E B Barnes Jr with Making Our Community Christian. Choir practice for Juniors Tue Thu 5 Seniors Mon Thu 7:30 Mid week service Wed 7:30.
The First Presbyterian Church schedules a morning Sunday school for all ages at 9 45 with Reverend Paul Tudor Jones delivering the 11 o clock sermon titled The Lunatic Life. Inter mediate and Senior Fellowship officers are to be installed during the service. Charlene Thomas will lead a 5 o'clock Senior Fellowship discussion Sense vs. Sensation. Ann Wright leads the Intermediate Fellowship program themed Does the Clock Run You. Junior Fellowship visits the Jewish Synagogue where Rabbi Mauskophi will speak, with all juniors asked to arrive at 5:00.
The Randolph Chapel marks its first anniversary with a council planned program. The event features youth participation, special music, and messages from Miss Sara Little, the Rev. Paul Tudor Jones, and Mr. Logan Porter, Sr. attendees urged.
Crestwood Chapel schedules a 9 45 o clock adult class taught by Mr Earnest Mc Call and worship led by Mr H C Simmons The first preaching service is set for 730 with the Rev Paul Tudor Jones delivering the evening message.
Reverend Carl A. Grimm presides with Sunday school at 9 45 for all ages. Church service at 1 includes choir singing Praise the Lord O Jerusalem by Maunder and a sermon Lord Remember Me. Youth fellowship at 6 30 and evening worship at 7 30 with Ye Are Witnesses as the message. Lenten service Wednesday evening.
The Main Street Methodist church will open Sunday at 9 45 for Sunday school led by Edgar Hart ley from the MCA. At 11 Rev E M Jones will preach on The Significance of the Cross. The choir will perform And God Said Let the Earth by Simper under Miss Evelyn Mc Kinney with Fielding Kearns at the organ. Evening service is at 7 o clock. WECS memorial service follows.
Amatic Easter pageant will be presented in the sanctuary at 7 30 o clock by the Sunday school with a background of choral music by the junior choir of thirty voices directed by Gilbert Gray. Youth Fellowship at 6 30 p m features Billy Gray reviewing the Salisbury conference on The Call to the Ministry. Intermediate Fellowship meets at 6 30 p m with James Brown speaking at the Wednesday mid week chapel hour on air at 8 30 p m.
The Intermediate Fellowship meets Sunday at 4 30 p m followed by a supper at 5 and a Youth Fellowship program with Howard Carroll of High Point College as guest speaker. The board of stewards resumes Monday at 7 30 p m and a fourth stewardship lesson is set for Wednesday at 7.
Saint Mary's Episcopal Church schedules a series of services and events including a morning prayer sermon by Rev. Howard Hartzell on "The Ages Are Telling" and choral offerings by the Dunstan choristers. church school assembles at 9 45 a m, youth league supper at 6 p m, and women’s auxiliary offerings and Bible discussions through the week.
Wesley Memorial Methodist church holds a 9 45 am school session followed by an 11 am sermon by Rev Paul Hardin Jr on Those Who Walk the Lonely Road. The choir sings Jerusalem Turn Thee and Miss Mildred Crowder offers the offertory Want Jesus To Walk With Me. Vespers at 5 30 pm with Rev Don Payne on My Lease On Life. Junior senior youth programs follow the M Y F snack supper and separate sessions. Fellowship hour is Wednesday at 7 30 pm.
The Christian Science Society at 319 North Main Street invites the public to Sunday morning services at 11 o clock with the subject Matter and a Sunday School at 9 45 for younger readers. Wednesday services are at 8 pm and the reading room is open Wednesday and Friday from 9 am to 1 pm.
First Methodist church will host Sunday School at 9 45 with classes for all ages and nursery care. The minister Wilson Weldon will preach at 11 on Why Not Do It Now with a choir directed by Dorothy Hoskins and organist Mrs T E Strickland performing The Silent Sea.
Pastor Rev. Charles Mc Bride announced Glenola Baptist services at the usual times. Sunday school at 9 45 with R J Brown in charge morning worship at 11 00. B T A meets at 6 30. evening service at 7 30. mid week prayer and study Wednesdays at 7 30 pm. Public invited to attend all services.
Welch Memorial Methodist church at Mangum and Lake streets will convene tomorrow at 9 45 a m with Walter Voncannon in charge. Rev H F Bolick will preach at 11 00 o clock on The Ever Recurring Question and speak at 5 00 p m vesper. Youth Fellowship meets at 6 00 p m with Ray ford Coggins presiding.
A cordial invitation to attend church activities on Sunday. Bible school starts at 9 45 with Horace S Ha worth as superintendent. Evening worship at 6 30 features the topic It s the Motive That Counts. Young people hold a fellowship hour at 6 30 in the annex.
The church sets 11:00 a m service with Rev Neil J Armstrong preaching on The Man Who Left God Out. Special music by Intermediate and Senior choirs plus a vocal trio. Sunday school at 9 45 a m with Mrs S R Clinard as superintendent. Training Union moved to 6 30 p m and evening service to 7 30 p m with an open Forum led by Mr Winfred Clinard.
First Baptist sets Sunday school at 9 45 for all ages with nursery care. Dr Clayton, superintendent, will supervise. Pastor W Wilbur Hutchins leads the 11 o’clock worship with a morning message.
Bishop Paul E. Martin of Little Rock delivers Sunday radio address Forgotten Dreams on the Methodist hour at 8:30 over WSJS. The Southern Religious Radio conference circuits four denominations with a three month same network series followed by Baptist hour. A 7:30 evangelistic hour discusses Religious Declensions and mid week prayer runs 7:30. A Pilgrim church week end convention begins Thursday at 7:30 through Sunday March 30 with evangelistic message and special singing.
The sermon titled Do It Again will be delivered by Mr. Hutchins. Emile H. Serposs will direct the choir which will perform Elgar Jesus Word of God Incarnate and Stainer God So Loved the World. Miss Dorothy Hoskins is guest soloist. A Youth Fellowship tour follows the vesper. Activities continue Monday with Day of Prayer for Home Missions and Training Union at the church.
The First Pilgrim Holiness Church at 712 South Hamilton Street hosts Sunday School at 9 45 with John Lain as superintendent. Pastor J A Grout delivers the 11 am worship message titled Helping Others To Christ. Young People Society meets at.
Highland Ave church schedule shows Rev L H Fortsen pastor with Sunday School 9 45 morning worship at 11 and evening service at 7 30 P M Also listed are 6 15 P M Phys 6 30 P M junior P H Y S with Ralph Osborne C M Cochran and Mitchell Davie as leaders and superintendent titles.
Archdale Methodist invites the public to morning worship at 11 with a sermon on The Stewardship of a Life Work by Rev C B Newton of Calvary Church. The choir will sing I Lift Up Mine Eyes and Betty Sue Coltrane with Roy M Padgett will sing How Long Must We Wait. Roy Padgett and Gurney Briggs named choir co directors.
The Lindsay Memorial Methodist Church schedules a school at 0:45 with W Delk in charge and 11 am worship by Rev T F Strickland on The Hounds of Hell. Youth fellowship at 6 pm led by Wallace Ridge. Congregational meeting at 7:30 plans for a future building program. Midweek service Wednesday 7:30. Ward & T Methodist Church school 9:45 led by E K Hedrick. Pastor Rev C M McKenney speaks on Price of Our Redemption Sunday morning and evening.
Woodstook Vermont story notes a family facing repeated fires from Sunday to Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Wendall Walker fought flames in a basement and under a staircase before moving out as a upstairs partition fire broke out and the house was destroyed.
New York reports eight million blood donations moved in portable refrigerated church containers during World War II. Now seafoods fruits and meats ride in the same vessels enabling two thirds of the population to taste original delicacies again amid peacetime supply chains. Youth Fellowship gathers 6 15. Emmanuel Lutheran holds sermons on What Is Wrong With the World at 11 a m with Ye are yet carnal. Evening program That Pierced Side follows. Wednesday Lent theme Working With Jesus.
Rev. C. B. Newton will lead Sunday school at 10 a.m. and morning worship at 11 a.m. with a sermon titled He Endured The Cross. Evening worship at 7 p.m. features Touching The List. Youth Fellowship meets at 6 15 p.m. Prayer hour is Wednesday at 7 p.m.
The First Church of God schedules Sunday school at 9 45 led by superintendent Guy EB Kinney. Morning service at 11 features The Christian Standard theme and a male quartet. Youth Fellowship at 6 45 led by Juanita Vone eannon, titled Life In India. Evangelistic service at 7 45 presents Gods Wrath Against the Idols as the pastor's sermon.
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