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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1946
Page
2
A Bible lesson recounts Israel asking for a king. Samuel warns of royal conscription and taxes, then Saul of Kish is chosen and anointed. Saul becomes a king amid prophecies, public acclaim, and tribal selection, while dissenters question his legitimacy.
A simple canned corn preparation hints at heating with one eighth teaspoon chili powder salt and pepper and a spoon of butter for enhanced flavor. The fragment suggests a quick side dish with basic pantry ingredients.
G A Memory administrator's notice calls for creditors to present claims by March 31 1947 and for debtors to remit. Dated March 30 1946 at 413 Denny Street. Also includes city ordinance amendment for High Point North Carolina authorizing fibre pipe for certain house sewers with restrictions and effective date March 26 1946. Lois Welborn City Clerk.
Dr. William H. Carter of Goldsboro was elected president of the North Carolina conference of radio ministers as the statewide meeting met in Durham. He could not attend due to illness and succeeds Rev. H. P. Williams of Greensboro after several years in that role. The organization includes ministers from nearly every denomination in the state.
An action to enforce a tax lien on real estate in High Point Township against A. E. Martin and Mrs. A. E. Martin has been filed in Guilford County Superior Court. Defendants must appear or demur within twenty days from April 27, 1945. failing that, the plaintiff will obtain relief. The notice is dated March 22, 1946, with Clerk J. P. Shore andAttorney Rupert T. Pickens.
North Carolina Methodist women meeting in Durham urged ending international military conscription and supported rationing if needed to aid starved peoples of Europe. They urged responsible on screen portrayals of drinking and called for authentic settings.
Lt General Albert C Wedemeyer today awarded Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek the Distinguished Service Cross, the highest American honor for a foreigner, with a citation noting his major contribution to Allied success. Also notes a potato and bread meal providing about 100 calories each.
Rev Paul Tudor Jones will preach on The Good Shepherd at First Presbyterian Church Sunday March 31 an 11 oclock service scripture readings John 10 11 18 and 1 Peter 5 1 11 Young people meet at 3 for stewardship envelopes Supper at 6 in the church dining room Rankin Memorial services discontinued Evening service at Rankin Memorial 7 30 Rev S W Taylor speaks morning and night Morning subject The tion of a Spiritually Awak Man Evening study Matthew 13 Youth fellowship at 6 Midweek prayer Wednesday 7 30
The church school meets at 9 45 a m with classes for all ages and a nursery. Dr W F Clayton is superintendent. Pastor W Wilbur Hutchins leads the 11 a m worship on The Greatest Discovery with Carl Cronstedt directing the choir and Emil Serposs at the organ. Evening worship at 7 30 features a sermon Shadows of These Christians by the Tor. Newcomers and visitors are welcome at all services.
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church offers church school at 9:45 for all ages starting with nursery. The 11 oclock service features For This We Thirst by Rev Paul Hardin. vesper hour will be addressed by Rev Julian A Lindsey associ ate minister. Youth choir to sing and Barbara Lowe will. Women’s Society circle meetings begin Monday at 3 pm with general meeting at 3:30. Fellowship hour is at 7:30 Wednesday. Bible study follows devotionals led by Hardin Lindsey and Elsie Ellen Moore.
Christian Science Society at 3192 North Main Street invites the public to Sunday services at 11 o'clock with the subject Reality. Meetings are on the first Wednesday evening of each month at 8. Reading room hours are Wednesdays and Fridays 3 to 5 p.m. All are welcome.
Regular services will be held Sunday at the First Congregational and Christian church on West Green Street at Tryon. Sunday school starts 9 45 a m with services at 11 a m and 7 p m Prayer services are held each Wednesday at 7 p m per pastor Rev G Co Cratchfield.
Assistant pastor from Wesley Memorial Methodist Church will serve again as guest minister at 11 oclock worship. The church official invites the public to hear him return tomorrow after last Sundays favorable impression from his sermon.
Saint Mary's Episcopal plans a Holy Communion at 8 a.m. Bible class for men and women at 9:45 a.m. Morning prayer and sermon at 11 a.m. on "Abundant Provisions." Choirs sing "No Shadows Yonder." Woman's auxiliary offers gift. Young People's Service League at 6 p.m. Auxiliary meets Monday 11:30 a.m. Guild after luncheon. Lent study on "The Doctrine of The Incarnation" Monday 7:30 p.m. in the chapel.
The Southern Presbyterian executive committee seeks about one hundred lay missionaries for immediate service in Africa Brazil Mexico and the Orient. Businessmen industrial workers teachers journalists Bible teachers and administrators are urged to respond with proposed assignments across multiple fields and regions.
Church calendar outlines day classes for all ages at 9 45 Sunday morning with Horace S Haworth as superintendent Morning worship at 11 features Cecil E Haworth on Indifference Evening worship at 6 30 presents Why Should We Be Religious Young Friends Fellowship gathers at 6 30 Sunday Boy Scouts meet Monday Auxiliary luncheon 1 pm with Rev W Wilbur Hutchins Quarterly meeting at Oak Hill Friday 7 30 Ingersoll Seth B Hinshaw of Asheboro attends worship 11 am Saturday ministry and oversight 10 am.
The First Methodist Sunday school gathers at 9:45 a.m. with L F Ferree in charge. Holy communion at 11 a.m. led by Wilson Weldon. Choir performs More Love to Thee O Christ. Evening service at 7:30 features Christ and Our Country mission study with talks by James J Ellington Ossie E Davis and John A Lowder Milk. Youth fellowship at 6 p.m. in the downstairs social hall. Kodachrome nature slides in a worship service titled This is My Father's World. Intermediate fellowship at 6:30 in the chapel. Newly elected officers and council members will be installed with Mr Weldon as speaker. Parents of intermediates invited. Executive board of the Woman's Society of Christian Service meets 2 p.m. Monday in the Philathea classroom. general meeting at 3 p.m. Monday in the ladies parlor with Mrs FE Lester Ballard of Greensboro as speaker and Rev E Lester Ballard providing special music. Board of stewards meets 7:30 p.m. Monday in the ladies parlor. Mid-Week Chapel hour at 8:30 p.m. with Mr Weldon speaking From Sorrow to Joy.
The Main Street Methodist Church schedules morning Sunday school at 9 45 for all ages and an 11 o'clock worship with Rev E M Jones delivering a sermon on Why the Cross The choir performs Still Still With Thee Mendelssohn The 7 o'clock service features a talk on Left Handed Folks Miss Joyce Kearns presides The young people's choir provides music and the Methodist Youth Fellowship meets in the youth room at 5 30 with Adiss Zel
Brooklyn laundry owner Sing Lee, aged 70, sick with pneumonia for two months, receives help as City License Commissioner Benjamin Fielding sends two men to reopen the shop and deliver bundles after customers waited long.
Len Allen heads the program at a supper meeting for the Wesleyan service guild to be held Tuesday night April 2 at 7 30 with Mrs A C Wilkinson at 211 E Ray street. Rev Julian Lindsay WesMem church assistant pastor will be guest speaker. Willis Kirby Bible class to lead mid week service Wednesday at 7 30.
Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. led by A. L. Slate. Morning worship at 11 a.m. Pastor Rev. Hughey O. Miller to preach. 3:30 p.m. religious visitation. Training Union at 6:30 p.m. directed by Hubert Williard. 7:30 p.m. music by W. B. Lord to lead into revival starting Monday with Rev. George Swinney as guest minister. Public invited.
Morning worship at 11 with sermon by Rev W B Penny on Simon called Peter. Special music by High Point College Quartet including I Will Lift Up Mine Eyes and Build Thee More Stately Mansions. Evening worship at 7 30 with youth fellowship. Pastor to deliver evangelistic message. Board of Stewards meet Monday 7 30 W S C S Tuesday 7 30. Church night Wednesday 7 30 with sermon on John 17. Choir practice Thursday 7 30.
A sermon argues that becoming in Christ makes a person a new creature. The essay contrasts dull monotony with the transformed inner life and outward world, citing Paul’s conversion in II Corinthians as the source of lifelong renewed view and joy. A courtship aside mentions a penguin presenting stones to its mate.
Commissioner Rupert T. Pickens will sell at public auction on April 8, 1944 at 2:00 PM at the west door of Greensboro Court House for cash, subject to court confirmation, a property in High Point Township Guilford County with 59 acres more or less. The description includes multiple boundary points along Perry Street Strickland’s line and Fayetteville Street, with conveyances since the deed. Earnest title matter under Greensboro Bond and Mortgage Company.
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