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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1953
Page
2
A dense list of church names and their pastors organized by denomination and street location. It identifies numerous congregations in High Point and surrounding towns with current pastor names and addresses or cross streets, indicating a comprehensive local religious directory.
A compiled roster of churches and their pastors appears, listing Calvary, Hilltop, Gethsemane, Mt. Vernon, St. Mark, St. Stephens, and other congregations by name and minister. Denominations include Catholic, Presbyterian, Lutheran, Seventh Day, and Church of God groups with various pastors.
Brief items list homecoming and Sunday worship with guest speakers at several churches. GOSPEL TABERNACLE outlines classes, youth groups, and midweek Bible study. Wesley Memorial Methodist details breakfast for graduates, worship themes, and Vacation Church School sessions.
Sunday worship at 9 45 am with Sunday School. 11 am Senior Recognition Service honoring graduating seniors with Bert Ishee as guest speaker. 5 30 pm Junior Choir. 8 pm commencement sermon at the Senior High School. Monday 12 30 pm Auxiliary luncheon. Tuesday 7 30 pm Vacation School faculty meeting in the annex.
Sunday activities include Sunday School at 9:40 a.m. Morning worship at 10:55 with directors' meeting at 6 p.m. Training Union at 6:15 p.m. Evening service at 7:30 p.m. Al-Church fellowship at 8:30 p.m. Circle and club meetings run through Tuesday. Wednesday features Workers' Council Y W A G A R A Sunbeam meetings 7 p.m. Prayer and choir at 8:30 p.m. Friday includes Preparation Day activities.
Sunday includes Bible School at 9 45 a.m. and Morning worship at 1 00 p.m. with a sermon on The Identity of the Church as It Is Set Forth in Your Bible. Elders and Deacons meet at 2 30 p.m. No Sunday evening service due to baccalaureate at High Point High School. Daily Vacation Bible School begins Monday at 9 a.m. Theme Living With Jesus.
Sunday services include 9 45 am worship and 11 am church school. Commencement sermon by Rev Cecil W Reubbins. No evening service. Monday 1130 am Woman's Society meeting and luncheon. Wednesday 930 am Spiritual Life Fellowship and 830 pm mid week chapel hour broadcast on WMFR.
London observers and Americans debate the coronation as Britain faces cost and tradition. The Conservatives approve royal finances while some Laborites push for reform and Buckingham Palace rental. crowds display banners and flags, and a floating hotel mails crowds ashore.
A series of historic coronation mishaps and human slips illustrate the unpredictable side of royal pageantry. From a crown thread snag in 1937 to William the Conqueror’s Norman soldiers scattering chaos, and Victoria calming an old knight, the rituals show laughter, tears, and human error across ages.
On January 16 there were 16 in Sunday School with a $24.15 offering. On May 17 about six months later 110 attended Sunday School and offerings totaled $85.60. Since opening, 38 persons were converted, the pastor noted. The church now lists 91 on the Sunday School roll and 51 on the church roll.
The day begins with Holy Communion at 8 a.m. followed by Church School and Bible Class at 9:30. Morning prayer and sermon by the rector at 11 will honor rector emeritus Rev. H Norwood Bowne with a reception. YPSL picnic at 5:50 at the rectory 312 East Farriss. Women's Auxiliary picnic at Greenway Drive home of Mrs S S Saunders at 12:30.
Sunday service notes show Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m. with sermon on Quakers and Baptism. Readers include Elsie Mae Richardson Charlies W Hendrix and John Ha.
Worth events list several Quaker and church activities. Dovie Hayworth Charles W. Hendrix and Toland Swaim lead Quakers and Stewardship discussion in the auditorium. Monday 7 p.m. Springfield Men's Club in the Recreation Room. 8 p.m. United Society of Friends Women circle with Sarah Haworth at 907 Trenton Street. Wednesday 7 p.m. Mid week Bible study in the Chapel.
Sunday worship at 11 o clock with Holy Communion. Church School at 9:45, Nursery and children in Education Building. Luther Leagues at 6:30. Vacation Bible School 9:30 to 11:30 Monday to Friday for ages three to twelve. Church Council Monday 7:30 pm in Sunday School classroom. Senior Choir Thursday 7:30 pm.
A lesson centers on Paul’s I Corinthians chapter 13, contrasting Corinth’s discord with the enduring excellence of love. It urges ministers to emphasize love’s primacy, noting how without love even gifts and sacrifices profit nothing.
The passage reflects on Pauls writings about spiritual gifts and the unity of the church body. It emphasizes that different gifts come from the same Spirit and that love is the greatest virtue guiding relationships within families and marriages. It urges readers to act with faith and selflessness, avoiding envy and harshness, and to reflect on Love as enduring.
Tears filled the king’s eyes as he spoke homage to his son George V. Edward leaned forward and embraced the future king before a vast crowd, a moment of shared grief and affection observed by thousands.
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