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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1965
Page
2
Church notebook outlines Friends Meeting plans for senior class. Details mention speakers IT James and Wagoner leading prayer with Willa June Anderson reading scripture. Unclear sequence. notes reflect a church event in a small community paper style.
Sunday and weekday activities from Green Street Baptist and First Baptist include a Sunday school lesson, a Wednesday class with supper, and a youth music lead. Brotherhood breakfast at 7:30 a.m. at Green Street, plus a Methodist Camp Tekoa session from June 9 to August 21 for 72 acres near Hendersonville. revival at Glenola and dedication of a new steeple at Thomasville Pleasant Hill Methodist Church.
A historical reflection on King David seeking to bring the Ark of God to Jerusalem and unite Israel around worship. It notes the Ark’s storied history, Moses’ instruction, Aaron’s rod, and the law inside the Ark, and explains God’s plan shifting to Solomon as the temple builder, with the future promise of a coming ruler.
Fragment from a religious study discusses the Ark of the Covenant move with the Philistines, its return to Obed edom, and its blessing effect. It links David’s welcome of the Ark in Jerusalem to a broader theology of God’s presence guiding Israel. It notes covenant hopes for a Davidic kingdom and Jesus’ descent, ending with a call to faith and prayer.
Dr Ansley C Moo Dent of St Andrews College in Richmond and New York City became president of St Andrews in 1960 after serving as pastor of churches in Georgia Florida Alabama and Pennsylvania.
In Thomasville the Methodist church marks a first with an 10 am informal sharing service led by lay leader Roy Hughes. Former pastor Rev Harold Simpson will preach at the 11 am worship service. A picnic luncheon follows in the fellowship hall.
Rich Fork Baptist Church will honor local high school graduates in Sunday morning worship, with presentations to Deree Curry, Sue Eddinger, Jimmy Crawford of East Davidson High, and Wayne Eddinger of Thomasville Senior High. The morning message is Is This A Day for Youth. Sunday evening the pastor speaks on The One Eyed Monster.
Dedication services for Johnsontown Methodist Church will be held Sunday at 3 p.m. at the parsonage on 109 Hiatt Road. Thomasville District Superintendent Dr. Herman Nicholson will preside. An open house will follow the service, with members of the Woman's Society of Christian Service welcome to the public.
The Ferndale Junior High School Ninth Grade Girls Choir will perform in the evening service at English Street Baptist Church on Sunday. The program includes traditional service music and two pieces, Born to Be Free by Ralph Williams and Go Not Far from Me O God by Zingarelli, directed by Mrs Clyde Hedrick.
Dr Franklin Miller of Anderson Ind named president elect of Warner Press Inc the Church of Gods publishing house. He will succeed Dr Steele C Staith as chief executive in mid 1967 after Staith retires. Miller has served as executive secretary treasurer of the churchs national Board of Christian Education since 1945 and joined Warmer Press in 1938. Warner Press known as Gospel Trumpet Company for decades distributes religious publications worldwide.
Calvary United Church of Christ on Lexington Road Thomasville holds its annual homecoming and memorial service Sunday at 11 am with Rev Aubrey W Hedrick of First United Church of Christ Winston-Salem as speaker. A memorial service follows in the church cemetery with Curtis Bowers in charge. a picnic lunch concludes the day in the social hall.
Incomplete OCR fragment shows a note about the first unit on Main Street with unclear context and missing details. The readable portion indicates a procedural step and location referenced as Main Street.
W Lawson Allen director of public affairs at High Point College will be guest uptaker at Abbott's Creek Baptist Church Sunday at 11 am. He studied at University of Tennessee Western Carolina Wake Forest and Southern Baptist Seminaries and holds a master of religious education. Listed in Who's Who in American Education and Who's Who in Public Relations he has taught in high school and college and led churches as minister of education. Before High Point College he was vice president of Gardner Webb Baptist Junior College in Boling Springs.
A Rabbinic tale framed by Rabbi Silverman discusses violence as a societal issue rooted in hatred and fear. It urges communities to uphold the commandment you shall not kill by addressing housing and environmental concerns and fostering neighborly duty to prevent harm.
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