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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1969
Page
4
George W Cornell reports on Jacqueline Grennan urging radical campus reform granting students full responsibility for conduct and costs. She argues freedom without accountability fuels irrational behavior and calls for students to bear consequences to restore balance and moral learning.
More than 400 delegates are due at the NC Synod of the Lutheran Church in America convention in Burlington at Macedonia Lutheran Church. The 165th gathering opens Monday and closes Wednesday noon with Dr. George R. Whittecar preaching. Speakers include Dr. Carl Satre and Dr. Robert K. Lee, and the Advent congregation of Charlotte is to be admitted. Business covers elections, amendments, a 1.5 million budget for 1970, salary subsidies, and capital campaigns for NC Lutheran Homes. The synod, headquartered in Salisbury, serves 203 congregations and 75,000 baptized members.
R. H. Ramsey discusses how sacred scriptures arose from human need and divine aid. Moses, Jeremiah, and John the Apostle are cited as writers and eyewitnesses, with the Apostles' testimony giving weight to Jesus as the divine Son of God, while scriptures endure beyond attempts to burn or erase them.
Conrad Memorial Baptist Church at 924 Eastchester Dr hosts a Sunday homecoming with guest minister Rev Billy Long of High Rock Baptist Church. Long, ordained at Conrad Memorial, studies at Wingate Junior College and will continue ministerial prep at High Point College this summer. A noon picnic lunch follows the 11 am service. no afternoon or evening services.
An analysis notes that certain royal archives and noncanonical books existed but the core Bible rests on the Book of the Law found during Josiah's restoration. It discusses prophecies written by Jeremiah, Paul and Peter, and the unique status of apostolic writings as scriptures, ending with a doctrinal warning about falsehoods.
High Point area Baptist pastors and laymen plan to attend the Inner City Conference in Atlanta from May 5 to 8. Sponsored by the Home Mission Board of the Southern Baptist Convention, the gathering will address inner city social problems, with representatives from Central Baptist Association including Rev. Floyd Rhyne, Rev. Woodrow Robbins, Lester Hamilton, Rev. Clyde Tucker, Rev. James Pharr, Rev. Clyde Odum, Rev. J. D. Allgood, and Rev. Ed Garrison. They depart Monday and return Thursday.
A dedication service is planned Sunday at First Wesleyan Church for the new fellowship hall and the associate pastor residence. The Rev. J A Grout and Dr Clyde A Parker will lead the service following morning worship with an open house in the afternoon.
Mr and Mrs D H Jurney of 1130 Biltmore Ave recently returned from the 60th annual National Baha i Convention held in Wilmette Ti Jurnney served as a North Carolina delegate to the event.
Revival services will be held at Oakhill Memorial Baptist Church in Fair Grove from Monday through Sunday with daily 730 p.m. services. Evangelist R. E. Dusty Rhoades of Worthington Pa. will be the speaker with Mrs Eimma Lou Messer as music director directing the music for the revival.
A memorial service and homecoming will take place at Pleasant Grove United Methodist Church on Sunday. Rev. Harley Cecil, chaplain to the Murdock Center in Butner and former church member, will be the speaker. The program includes a picnic dinner and an afternoon fellowship hour.
Revival services at Archdale Wesleyan Church began Friday and will run through Sunday May 1. Evangelist Rev. P. C. Carpenter of Ashland Kentucky leads meetings at 7 30 p m daily. Church pastor is M M Holmes.
Columbia Bible College senior Joseph Brown Jr. will read the 11 am worship service Sunday at Lexington Avenue Baptist Church. He preaches in place of Rev. Woodrow W. Robbins who is to preach at Southside Baptist Church in Salisbury.
Emerywood Revival at Emerywood Baptist Church runs through May 11 with Rev. Julian Cave of Athens Georgia as evangelist. The event is held in connection with the Baptist Crusade of the Americas.
Dr. C Herschel Folger, retired Quaker minister of Greensboro, will be guest preacher at Springfield Friends Meeting Sunday's 11 a.m. worship. The meeting marks 19 years of continuous service, tracing back to 1773. The current building houses the Springfield Museum, with a Christian Education Building under construction as music by the Springfield Choir accompanies anniversary events.
Revival services run through Sunday at 1506 North Main Street led by Evangelist Rev Joseph Ange from Liberty Free Will Baptist Church Durham. Free Will Baptist Church status to be declared Sunday at 3 pm with guest speakers Rev Ange Rev Parrisher and Rev Adama assisting. current pastor Rev Howard Pittman.
The Rev. R. O. McAlpine of Winston-Salem will conduct revival services at Hayworth Memorial Wesleyan Church starting nightly at 7 30 p m from Monday through Sunday. Music will be provided by Mr and Mrs Dean Chandler of Kannapolis who serve as minister of music at Kannapolis First Wesleyan.
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