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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1964
Page
2
Miss Marie Burnette 24 arrives from Kernersville to lead music at Green Street Baptist Church High Point. Former minister of music at First Baptist, she will teach organ and piano in the High Point area. A UNC Greensboro graduate with a Bachelor of Music, she will receive a Master of Music from UNC on May 31.
Clergymen from All Saints near Episcopal Church in Alaska report widespread financial strain on southern central churches after the Good Friday earthquake. Losses threaten annual revenues, fueling concerns over reduced offerings and potential outside subsidies to support church programs and Alaska Methodist University. External aid arrives from parishes nationwide as churches coordinate relief and residents offer help despite ongoing rebuilding in Kodiak, Seward, and Valdez.
In a Sunday school lesson by H. Ramsey, the talk centers on Jesus parable of the rich man and a steward. It contrasts worldly wealth with spiritual prudence, urging believers to use material goods for lasting, holy ends and to beware covetousness.
A reflective piece on living a full life through faith, work, and spiritual focus. It cites Luke 16 and Thessalonians, urgingDetachment from material wealth, fidelity in small duties, and love for the brethren, upheld by divine provision and moral responsibility.
seminars for pastors church staff and lay workers serving college students are planned at Ridgecrest Baptist Assembly June 4 10. topics include enlistment involvement of students campus Baptist Student Union links interchurch relations and serving commuter students. Randolph Presbyterian Church will hold a congregational meeting after the sermon to act on the nominating committee report.
Springfield Friends Meeting marks its 19th year of continuous service with an 11 am worship. The speaker is Dr. Bernard Boyd, noted UNC professor and author, who was born in Mount Pleasant, S C, educated at Presbyterian College Princeton Union Theological Seminary, and taught at UNC since 1980. He and his wife Thelma Hicklin have two children.
William Bishop will be ordained into the Baptist ministry on Sunday at 3 p.m. The service takes place at North Main Street Baptist Church where he is a member. Reverend Neil J. Armstrong of North Main will preach the ordination sermon assisted by Reverend James Pharr of First Baptist and Reverend Duncan Futrelle of English Street Baptist Church.
A columnist argues that rapid travel reshapes family life and demands new sources of inner resilience. He traces humanity from cave dwellers to nomadic Hebrews and cautions that modern households must move beyond mere proximity to sustain family bonds and religious faith amid a mobile civilization.
Rev. George Wallace and Rev. John Wade join Rev. Russell Hinton and Rev. Floyd Rhyne in service. W. E. Garrison also to participate as Mr. Bishop, raised in South Carolina, will begin duties as pastor after completing Southeastern Baptist Seminary studies. He and wife Jane Motsinger have five children. He previously served at North Main Street Church as deacon and Men's Brotherhood president.
Rev Sterling H Whitener a Hong Kong missionary with United Church of Christ will lecture and show slides on Family Life in Hong Kong at First Congregational Christian Church 1718 Chestnut Drive Sunday evening as Christian Family Life Week opens. A 6 o clock fellowship supper follows.
Forest Hills Presbyterian Church will celebrate its third anniversary with the cornerstone laying for the first unit of the church plant on Sunday at 4 p.m. on the church site in the 800 block of West Lexington Avenue. Special guests include Dr. P. D. Miller of Atlanta and Dr. Ben F. Brown of Greensboro. Rev. C. Linwood Cheshire Jr. will attend, with members of the Presbytery’s Committee on Church Extension among the invited. The $209,000 unit will comprise fifteen church school rooms, administrative offices and a fellowship area.
Dr. George E. Failing of Marion Indiana will conduct special services at Hayworth Wesleyan Methodist Church from Sunday through May 10. He is editor of the Wesleyan Methodist and has held multiple church and academic posts. Services are at 9:30 a.m. weekdays and 11 a.m. Sundays with evening programs May 3 to 10.
Rev Cloyce C. Phillips will evangelize at Hopewell Methodist Church starting Sunday with services each evening at 7 30. He formerly served Kentucky and Western North Carolina conferences and has led various charges including South Point New Mount Vernon Shady Grove Welcome and Center. He joined the conference in 1955 after twelve years as a lay evangelist known as Gods Business Man.
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