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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1956
Page
2
Church notices list meetings and services including choir practice prayer youth caravan and quarterly meeting set for June first to third. Activities span Archdale Lacey Sunday school visitation training union and auxiliary coronation service with weekly prayer and workers council events.
Sunday schedule lists 9 45 am worship new WSCS members and officers and a 6 pm snack supper meeting followed by 7 pm Evening worship. Wednesday schedule shows 7 15 am 7 30 pm prayer and senior choir with evening events.
Fragmented timetable lists Sunday morning and evening gatherings with youth and family activities but has many garbled words. Notable items include Sunday School morning and youth events in the evening with a troop meeting at 7 pm.
The fragment lists a Sunday routine with Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. Morning worship at 11 a.m. and a 6:30 p.m. service and notes a Ladies Auxiliary and a Mens Meeting at 7:30 p.m. Referenced midweek time shows Evangelist activity on Wednesday at 1:30 p.m.
The notice lists a 9 45 a m Bible School session and at 6 30 p m a talk titled Can We Believe the Bible with reference to a non portion.
A damaged OCR list shows timing slots and locations for local meetings. It references Sund scr oat Broside 945 sm School and Ion Council 0 p.m. Tetine Union 7:30 p.m. Evening war 7:30 Mid-week Am es uray 7:45 p.m. and Adult activities.
Sunday services will be held at 11 o'clock focusing on coping with trials through faith and prayer. The notice emphasizes spiritual healing and Christian Science worship as a path to strength against evil.
Daily church events listed include Bible School at 9:15, morning worship at 11, sermon Sins of Omission by pastor, choir at 3, Training Union at 6:15, Girls' Auxiliary coronation and reception, Vacation Bible School meeting, Royal Ambassadors Teachers and Officers at 3, prayer service at 7: p.m., adult choir at 8. Noted broadcast on WNOS and visits on Thursday between 10 a.m. and 7 p.m.
Sunday 1 am meeting for Wor topic A Cloud Of Sutterfise. special recognition for high school graduates at the meeting. 6:39 p m Youth 10 pm Bike at Fallaway high Sobent week meeting. Friday Florence Robertson piano students recital in Chapel.
At 9:40 am a church group discusses the Lewis University fellowships and regular meetings. Hostesses included Mrs Iggie and Wiley Pritchett. A joint supper meeting for Men and Women of Grimsley is set for 6:30 pm with an Extension Specialist from North Carolina State College Raleigh as guest speaker. Wednesday 7:30 pm features a General Assembly meeting in Montreat North Carolina.
The church announces a full Sunday program starting 6 45 am with Sunday School at 11 am and Morning Worship including a sermon on Tremendous. The afternoon features Nursery at 4 30 pm Choir at 5 45 pm Training Union executive committee at 6 40 pm and Training Union at 7 pm with Choir recognition. A Scouts covered dish gathering and a royal ambassador chapter tea are listed with officers and an hour of prayer and banquet honoring the People’s Department.
A church announces daily rites with 7:30 p.m. prayer and Bible study. Youth prayer service is included, with activities that begin around 7:30 p.m. on Sundays.
Sunday School at 9 45 a m Worship Service at 11 am Sermon topic Foretaste of Glory Meeting at 8 15 pm Adult choir Thursday Visitation June 3 marks our third anniversary
A fragmented church schedule lists services and events. Morning 11 a m ship service with hour music by the P B C Choir under Argelles of Pee. Wednesday 7 30 p m prayer meeting 8 30 p m youth group 7 p m visitation. Friday 7 30 p m Andrew Crusaders.
The record lists a 7:00 to 9:45 am timeslot, Sunday School session in the morning and 11:00 am service. Midweek activities include a Wednesday program with poem recitation and prayer meetings.
Oddly phrased church timetable lists services at various hours with a sermon and a senior choir. It mentions a 6 am start, a 6:30 pm meeting, and a Monday 7:30 pm church event with a Tuesday 7:30 pm session.
Fragments show weekly church notices with gatherings at 6 am and 7 30 pm. The list mentions a Coltrane in gravens aworth om38 mm and a group led by Mildred unn with sessions Monday Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
Church services at 9:45 a.m. and 8:30 a.m. on Sundays. Activities include MYF supper at 5:45 p.m. and a 7 p.m. musical program. Weekday events cover Visitation, Scouting groups, Brownies and Girl Scouts, along with Worship Training Union and prayer services.
The column lists Sunday schedule for First Nazarene including Sunday School at 9 45 a m Morning worship 11 a m N P S 6 45 p m Junior Society 6 45 p m Evening worship 7 30 p m Deep River Friends hold Sunday School at 10 a m and War service at 11 a m with youth and adult worship at 7 30 p m A fish fry for men to entertain women and Lutheran notices list services and meetings including a newcomers reception and altar guild council sessions
Morning worship at 11 a.m. Senior Fellowship at 6 p.m. Pioneer Fellowship at 6 30 p.m. Evening worship on Studies in the Lord’s Prayer at 7 30 p.m. Wednesday choir rehearsal follows.
The Salvation Army calendar lists morning services at one o clock and evening services at six and seven with Youth and Young People's events. Senior Band Practice, Teachers Committee, Soldiers Meeting, Home League, Sunbeams, and Junior Legion are scheduled, plus Saturday street meetings at 2 and 2 45 PM.
The notice lists a Sunday program from 9:45 a.m. Sunday School to 7:30 p.m. Evening Sermon, with additional activities including Children's Church Youth Service and a Monday vestry workers session. A Tuesday musical recital Wade director 8 p.m. Wednesday mid week service choir practice and Thursday Boy Scouts 7 p.m.
The notice lists weekly worship and activity times for Main Street Methodist North Main Baptist and Rankin Memorial Methodist churches. Activities include sermons titled Changed Lives Endure Hardness, Morning Worship Evening Worship Sunbeams Training Union Junior Choir and Memorial Service for all service members with a 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. schedule and mid week prayer.
A man named William Shel hart whe oi w Maing ith an older A. Esse as os deen een, te Se Sen com tat oe toppled am x He for ead fired, landed on that pizza and skidded across the paved street. He suffered only a bruised knee.
Lima Ohio businessman Stanley Tam told a religious convention he will give all company profits to worldwide evangelistic missions after a South American trip convinced him to dedicate his firm to Christian guidance. The firm reclaims silver from film developer solutions and grossed $200000 last year.
The Interdenominational Christian Fellowship publishes a church notebook for the 57th annual Summer Camp at Blue Ridge Assembly in Wy. It describes its training program and activities supplementing the denominational program.
The Rev. A. B. Asbill of Woodlawn Baptist Church will be guest minister at Panther Creek Baptist Church near Asheboro for homecoming services. He will conduct revival each week as part of an all day homecoming beginning tomorrow with morning worship, a picnic lunch at noon, and special singing in the afternoon.
Canaan Methodist Church in the North Davidson Charge has contributed $4,000 to the project over the past two years as part of its mission support.
Primary and Junior Choirs of First Methodist Church will sing at a joint service tomorrow at 7 p.m. Miss Helena Smith and Ming Anne Acer will accompany. Parents and friends are invited to attend and awards will be presented to eligible members during the event.
Dr Bernard Boyd head of the university will be guest minister at First Presbyterian Church tomorrow for the nine oclock a m worship service.
The Girl's Auxiliary chorus at Green Street church will host a service tomorrow night with about 25 members. The program, led by Baronra Myers and Angeleepee Arete ka Campbell, features a sequence of songs and a reception in the church social room afterward for parents and attendees.
The passage recounts Paul and Barnabas in Asia Minor and Cyprus preaching, facing opposition, and performing miracles. They initiate a mission under the Holy Spirit, flee hostile towns, heal a cripple in Lystra, and eventually return to Antioch reporting their efforts and experiences. John joins them as an attendant on the voyage.
A fragment cites Acts 19 215 asking readers to turn to God who made heaven and earth and all things, sparking questions about era and creation in a devotional context. The unusual reference to era andEpoch prompts scholars to examine translation and interpretation in early Christian texts.
The apostles travel from Paphos to Antioch in Asia Minor. They encounter Elymas the sorcerer and Sergius Paulus, who is struck with blindness. A council in Antioch debates Gentile inclusion and Moses law, concluding Gentiles may join without circumcision if they follow simple rules. Judas and Silas are sent to deliver the letter to Gentiles.
President Eisenhower urged universities and private foundations to support international educational centers in under supplied regions. He spoke at Baylor University in Waco, Texas, outlining a private aid program parallel to national technical aid. He cited Ford and Carnegie Foundations, noting they fund overseas projects but do not run schools.
Rome prepares for local elections seen as a pivotal test of whether Italy's center bloc can slow gains by the left or far right. Balloting covers administrators from Tyrol to Italy with analysts noting implications for postwar alignments and possible shifts in support for communist socialist factions.
First Baptist Church urges full attendance for all services tomorrow with morning worship led by Dr. J. E Rawlinson who will preach Our Faith Tremendous. An evening Choir Recognition features combined choirs under G Norman Acker Jr with a Daniel in The Lions Den song drama performed by Cherub class.
The Pilgrim Bible College A Cappella Choir of 27 members from seven states will perform in Kernersville. The group has gained notice at past events including the Pisa Yoon convention at Winona Lake Indiana.
The Nazarene congregation hears from Dr Walter Tice of Point about healing and plans a service tomorrow at 6:45 pm at First Church of the Nazarene on East Green Street. The article notes a focus on clean living and revival.
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