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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1916

Page

3

The Rubicon Crossed by Saul and Barnabas

Sunday School discusses Saul and Barnabas in Asia Minor linking the early Christian mission to Antioch. The piece links modern Turkey’s troubles to ancient zeal, calls for solemn dedicatio n of church workers, and emphasizes active faith as protection against secular threats.

Saul Barnabas Asia Minor Turkey Antioch Church Jesus Antioch Cyprius John Mark Syria Law Old Church

Asheville Hosts Southern Baptist Conventions in May

Asheville prepares for the Southern Baptist convention May 17 with the 61st session of the men’s meeting at the auditorium and the 28th annual Women’s Missionary Union at First Baptist Church. Officials expect a record turnout of about 6,000 Baptists and 2,500 delegates with major issues to be discussed.

T. W. Chambliss Asheville Blue Ridge Baptist Southern Baptist Convention Missionary Societies of Baptist Churches First Baptist Church Woman’s Missionary Union Woman's Missionary Union The Woman's Arkansas Florida Georgia Kentucky Louisiana Maryland Missouri South Carolina Tennessee Texas Virginia North Carolina Mississippi Alabama Brethren of the Churches M. E. McIntosh Annie Armstrong J. F. Pullen Broad Street Methodist Church Old First Baptist Church Fammie Heck Raleigh Fannie K. S. Heck Lansing Burrows Burrows Secretaris Hight CC Moore Dh. D Southern Press Association

Sunday Church Notices Highlight Mothers Day Services

Sunday church listings show multiple denominations observing Mothers Day with programs at First Reformed First Presbyterian Bethel Reformed First Baptist East and Methodist and North Main Street M P. Activities include Sunday school at 9 30 to 9 45 am, morning worship at 11 am and evening services, special music and recitations. Visitors invited. wear white flowers for deceased mothers and red for living.

First Reformed L. A. Peeler J. B. Young Katherine Whitener Ernest Beck Gladys Foust

Symbol of Health Portrayed by Five Pointed Star

The text describes the five pointed star used by the Pythagoreans as a health symbol and notes a red olive pointed star on Cham berlain's Tablets packages. It touts quick relief for indigestion biliousness and constipation and urges readers to obtain the tablets from any druggist.

Greece

Sons of Revolution Demand Respect for the Flag

Newark N C May 13 The National Sons of the American Revolution meeting here vows to ban performances that mock or denigrate the flag and Fathers of the Republic plan laws to enforce a more dignified reverence. The group also pursues education for aliens and fundraising events with a Washington appearance near Trenton. Secretary of War Baker to speak at the society’s twenty seventh convention.

National Sons of the American Revolution Sons Fathers of the Republic Trenton Washington Baker Society

Three Services Sunday at West End Baptist

West End Baptist Church announces three services Sunday with Rev. F W Fry of Mocksville preaching twice daily. A men only sermon is set for 3 PM, with additional services at 11 AM and 745 PM. Tonight’s address is 745 PM, and the sermon topic is Three States and Conditions of Man.

West End Baptist Church F. W. Fry Mocksville Mr. Fry

A Peculiar Wager Between Sir William Lever

London May 13 Sir William Lever accepts a 50 pound bet that labor will be worth not more than 20 marks weekly in Germany eighteen months after the war. The wager is framed as a penny a stake with about $250 to 2 cents in exchange.

Jooks Acats Travcer Lukee Great Antioch Syria Selucia Cyprus London William Lever Germany

Revival Services Planned by South Main Street Church

South Main Street Methodist invites all to revival meetings led by Pastor H H Robbins with Sunday school at 4 30 a m supervised by J O Conner. Preaching at 11 a m and evening service at 7 45 p m.

North Main Street M. P A. G Dixon O .B. Williams Craham South Main Street H. H. Robbins J. O. Conner

Lutheran church services announced for Sunday

Reverend P. D. Brown presides with Sunday school and Bible classes at 9 45. A W Klemme acts as superintendent. Morning service and sermon at 11. Evening service and sermon at 8. The public is cordially invited.

Lutheran Church P. D. Brown A. W. Klemme

Wesley Memorial Methodist to Hold Sunday Services and Lecture

Wesley Memorial Methodist Church led by Rev T Rowe schedules Sunday school at 9 30 am with W A Jr Idol as superintendent. Morning service at 10 am features a sermon by the pastor followed by an evening program at 7 45 pm with N A Baldwin delivering an illustrated lecture on Samaria and Galilee detailing scenes from Christ's travels.

Wesley Memorial Methodist T. Rowe

St Marys Episcopal Church Service Schedule

St Marys Episcopal invites all to worship with Rev. L W Blackwelder rector on the third Sunday after Easter. Sunday school at 10 a.m. services and sermon at 11 a.m. evening prayer with sermon at 6 p.m. Everyone is welcome.

St. Mary’s Episcopal L. W. Blackwelder

Revs Way and Jackson Leave After Forward Movement Visit

Rev. Warren W. Way of Salisbury and Rev. John L. Jackson of Charlotte, visitors promoting the Forward Movement, left for home after a church program. They held a Thursday chart session, spoke to parish ladies Friday, and addressed men in a Manufacturers’ Chair room with light refreshments.

Way Jackson Warren W. Way Salisbury John L. Jackson Charlotte St. Mary’s Church

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