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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1952
Page
2
A dense church directory lists Adventist through Lutheran congregations in High Point area with pastors and street addresses. It includes notes on services at Main Street Methodist First Church of Christ and other faiths plus upcoming revival and vacation Bible school plans.
Local churches announce Sunday schedules and sermons. St Marys Episco Church holds 8 am Holy Communion 11 am sermon by Rev Smyth with 9:30 am Bible class. Springfield Friends share 9:45 am Sunday School 11 am worship and 6:30 pm Youth Fellowship. First Reformed lists 11 am worship with Rev Grimm and 9:45 am school. Wesley Memorial notes 9:45 am Sunday school 11 am High Point College bishop sermon and 7:30 pm evening service with sermon topics.
This sermon discusses living a pure life by Jesus teachings from the Sermon on the Mount. It urges followers to let their light shine through good works and addresses questions on divorce as posed by the Pharisees. It emphasizes guidance by Jesus words and the aim to glorify God.
A reflective piece cites Matthew 5 8 and 5 9 urging purity of heart and the loss of savor in salt. It discusses Jesus as light of the world and the hardening of hearts, then details the creation of male and female and the unity of marriage. It references Moses allowance of divorce and hints at Jesus home life and family as a model.
The Central Friends Meeting announces a 9 45 start with classes for all led by Superintendent Charles Mendenhall. Morning worship features a message by Cecil E Haworth. A preschool nursery runs during the hour led by Mrs Lunn y. No evening activities due to a commencement sermon at the Senior High School. The senior choir meets for rehearsal Wednesday at 7 30.
The First Methodist Church reports Sunday School at 9 45 with J Wilson Rogers as superintendent and Mrs T E Strickland at the organ 10 45 11 o clock service features Dr Kenneth Goodson preaching on Fear and Faith with John 14 1 Let not your heart be troubled The choir sings Come Thou Almighty King under Austin Anne Staley There are no evening services Wednesday Spiettenshatte Life Fellowship meets at 9 30 am and art Week ends WMFR from Memorial Chapel at 8 30 pm Gospel Tabernacle presents On Digging Old Wells as sunday worship sermon by Rev Donald B Irvin with the Lord s Supper observed Service begins at 11 with special music Rev A J Harrison of California and Texas to preach at 7 45 evangelistic meeting Sunday School also noted
The Youth Fellowship meets at 9 45 a m The Youth Fellowship activities are at 6 45 p m The Ladies Missionary Fellowship gathers Sundays at 6 45 prior to the evening service The mid week service is Wednesday at 7 45 The church holds Sunday services at 3 00 p m and Thursday services at 7 45 p m at 903 Unity Street Thomasville.
On Sunday June 1 Pentecost services include church school at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 11 a m with a Rite of Confirmation for nine catechumens led by the congregation. An 11 o clock meeting follows the service with nursery care for ages 1 3 and a Children of the Church program for ages 3 9. Luther Leagues meet at 5 30 p m featuring talks on Confirmation and the Shepherd Psalm. Monday June 2 Women of the Church circles meet at various times and locations. Tuesday June 3 Music Committee gathers at 7 30 p m and High Point Ministerial Association meets at 10 30 a m in the local YMCA.
Kale participates in the Methodist General Conference held in San Francisco California. The event gathers church leaders and delegates to discuss church affairs and policy.
Sunday events include church school at 9 45 a m and worship at 11 a m led by Dr Roy E Watts for ages 3 and up The Pioneer Young People meet at 5 p m A film The Way of Peace follows worship On Tuesday Cub Scout Pack meets and Vacation Bible School runs June 9 20 Crestwood Randolph and First Church of God list summer services and revivals through June 8 with visits by Rev Flavy B Brown and music by Douglas R Oldham and the sanctuary choir
In Grand Rapids Michigan Lyle Coleman awoke to a police knock and learned burglars had stolen 11 dollars from a cash register. A search found another 70 dollars missing from Coleman's pants pockets, while he slept in the rear of his dry cleaning shop.
General Nathan F. Twining warned a Senate subcommittee that Moscow's air buildup could exceed current US forces. He cited about 20 000 combat planes in the Soviet stockpile, urging defense budget approval of 1953 Air Force requests totaling roughly 20.7 trillion dollars, despite House cuts of 1.7 trillion.
Senator Brien McMahon of Connecticut, head of the Atomic Energy Committee, says the President's atomic program is vital to national security but merely a bare minimum. He calls for an atomic army navy and air force and faster, larger actions.
Expense account padding by railroads is targeted as the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad begins printing passenger itineraries and fare receipts to curb irregular accounting.
Cornell University barred 25 students from campus for one year after a raid at a campus radio station. A faculty committee suspended the students for seizing W N I C T and broadcasting false reports about bombs to alarm students during finals.
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