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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1956
Page
2
Local church listings outline weekly events from Sunday services to youth and education committees. Notable items include sermons like The Light of the World and Living for Him Who Died, plus family programs, choirs, and bazaars across multiple days.
Services in Room 204 YMCA await completion of the new church at Woodrow Avenue and North Hamilton Street with worship at 11 a.m. and Sunday School at 9 45 a.m. The Reading room and lending library at 217 Willowbrook St support the spiritual basis for health and peace.
Morning Worship at 11 a.m. with a sermon God Is. Evening Worship at 7 p.m. with a sermon The Peace of God. Official Board and MYF at 6 p.m. Circles Monday 7:30 p.m. Temperance Workshop at Greensboro Tuesday 7:30 p.m. Covered dish fellowship supper Wednesday 6:30 p.m. fellowship, 7:30 p.m. prayer.
The notice lists weekly events across two churches including Sunday services at 9 45 am and 11 am with a sermon Life Is A Landscape Job, evening meetings, youth troop meetings, choir practice, and a Thanksgiving Banquet. Additional items cover Tuesday Girl Scout and Boy Scout meetings, Wednesday and Thursday sessions, and union training with dates and times.
Sunday services include 8 a m Communion for YPSL and Brotherhood of St Andrew 11 a m Holy Communion and Sermon Church School at 10 a m Monday features Woman's Auxiliary Chapter meetings 7 30 p m and a Bazaar and Luncheon Thursday offers 10 a m Holy Communion and 10 40 a m Bible Study and Prayer
A church bulletin lists weekly services and activities including Sunday 9 45 am church school and 11 am morning worship with ministerial sermon The Young People's Fellowship and evening services continue a series on The Old Testament Speaks. Additional choirs Bible study and youth programs are scheduled through the week.
Sunday services begin 9 45 am with Light A Candle theme nursery at 9 45 am youth fellowship for 17 24 with John Petty at 906 E Farriss Ave 2 pm list of enlistment events continues through evening worship 7 30 pm Goodness and Greatness topic Monday Brotherhood Convention 7 pm Wall Chapel Wake Forest College Tuesday Cherub Choir 3 pm Boy Scouts 7 15 pm Brotherhood Membership Committee 7 30 pm Church Choir Wednesday Celestial Choir 10 15 am Concord Choir 4 15 pm Royal Ambassadors 6 30 pm Sunday School Officers and Teachers 6 45 pm Hour of Prayer Church Business Thursday WMS Enlistment Committee 10 am with Mrs Jack Cox Chestnut Street Extension 3 30 pm Crusader Choir 7 pm Christmas Drama Rehearsal 7 pm Sunday School Visitation 7 30 pm Virginia Mathis G A s Friday Carol Choir 3 45 pm
Sunday School at 9 45 a m worship and Lord's Supper at 11 a m choir practice at 5 p m young people's meeting at 6 30 p m Tuesday the North Carolina convention of Christian Churches convenes in Greenville N C
Sunday includes Church School at 9 45 morning worship at 10 45 with subject Consecrate Your Service Evening events feature Prayer Bands Evangelistic Hour and special singing Third message in Laws for Living series Living on the Lord s Day Monday hosts Stewardship Committee Prayer meeting Wednesday Choir practice Thursday Stewardship Committee Saturday Young Builder s Class
Morning worship at 11 a.m. Senior Fellowship at 6 p.m. Pioneer Fellowship at 6 30 p.m. Monday Session Meeting at 7 30 p.m. Women of the Church at 7 30 p.m. Tuesday Choir rehearsal at 7 30 p.m.
The First Presbyterian group lists a morning worship at 11 oclock with topic Why Nursery for children. Evening sessions include Pioneer and Senior Fellowships 6 pm Executive Board and luncheon at 12 noon followed by a general meeting. The week features a New Member Dinner Tuesday and multiple choirs with a midweek service. The pastor opens a series on Famous Couples of the Bible and the Diaconate meets at 8 pm.
Sunday 9 45 am Sunday School 11 am Worship Servants of God topic 6 30 pm Training Union 7 30 pm Evangelistic Service Monday 7 30 pm Golden Circle Mrs Thelma Lee 301 Grimes Deorah Class Mrs Clara Callaghan 109 Chestnut Wednesday 7 30 pm Mid week prayer 8 15 pm Adult Choir Thursday Visitation Friday 7 30 pm Boy Scout Meeting
The Oak Hill Friends announce Sunday services and programs including Sunday School at 9 45 a m Morning Worship at 10 40 a m Ministry and Counsel at 6 p m Evening Worship at 7 30 p m Wednesday Monthly Meeting at 7 30 p m Thursday Cottage Prayer with Jasper Harvell at 7 30 p m
Sunday School begins at 9 45 a m with Morning Worship at 11 a m and Evening Worship at 7 p m. This weekly timetable outlines the church's worship hours.
Sunday timetable shows 9 45 am Sunday School 11 am Worship 2 pm Radio Broadcast 6 30 pm Training Union 7 30 pm Worship Wednesday schedule 7 30 pm Prayer 8 15 pm Choir.
A Sunday timetable lists Bible Classes at 9 45 am and Morning Worship at 11 am with additional activities: Youth Group at 6 30 pm Men s Study Group 7 30 pm Prayer Meeting and Choir at 8 pm.
The church lists weekend and midweek events with the minister’s subject The Six Down ward Steps In Peter's Denial and Life With Wings. Weekly circles meet at various homes with leaders Mrs Levier Horney 220 Rockspring Rd Mrs Arlene Parris 422 Greenwood Ave and Mrs Doris Grissett 105 Manor Dr. The WSCS hosts a Turkey Supper and Bazaar Saturday from 5 to 8 PM.
The notice outlines weekly services: Sunday Bible School at 9 45 a m Lord's Supper and Worship at 11 a m Youth Meeting at 6 30 p m and Evening Worship at 7 30 p m Wednesday Prayer Service at 7 30 p m with young people in charge.
Sunday events list Church School at 9 45 a m and Morning Worship at 11 a m with Howard Pancoast as speaker Bible Study and Youth Fellowship at 7 Tuesday Women of Church meet 7 30 p m at Fellowship Hall Midweek Prayer 7 Thursday Scout Meeting Saturday Family Night 6 30 p m at Fellowship Hall
The notice lists worship times and activities at Chure School and related services. It notes preaching by Dr Eugene Few district superintendent and includes MYF evening programs, quarterly conference, and scout meetings through the week.
The schedule lists Morning Worship at 11 a.m. with subject What Time Is It and Vespers at 5 p.m. with God Also Says No. It includes MYF events, visitation, and weekly meetings for Circles, Scout leaders, Wesleyan Service Guild, Carillon Choir, and various church choirs and youth groups through Thursday and Sunday.
The listing outlines Sunday and weekday activities at English Street Baptist Church. It includes Sunday School at 8:30, Sunday worship at 9:45 and 6:30 Evening Worship, Training Union at 6:30, Cherub Choir for ages 7 to 9, and other youth and choir events. Weekly WMU Inspirational Meeting led by Espinoza Circle with various choir and prayer sessions.
The notice lists weekly services at Pentecostal Holiness Church with times for Youth Service at 6 45 p m Evangelistic Service at 7 30 p m Special Prayer Tuesday 7 30 p m Bible Study and Prayer Wednesday 7 30 p m and Youth Prayer Friday 7 30 p m All events are evening gatherings for church members and guests.
The church lists sermons and activities including a sermon at 11 a.m. titled Are You a Christian by the pastor. Nursery care. 6 p.m. Senior Luther League. Weekday School from 3 to 5 p.m. Tuesday with Cherub Choir at 3 p.m. and Children’s Classes at 3:30 p.m. Carol Choir at 4:30 p.m. Thursday 7:30 p.m. Senior Choir.
The article surveys Micah the minor prophet, his era beside Isaiah, and his fierce denunciations of corruption among nobles and priests. It notes Micah's call to return to God, the hope of a peaceful future, and the question of how to please the Lord amid 726–701 B C tensions and possible exile.
A devotional reflection cites Micah 6 8 to urge just dealings mercy toward others and humble faith. It notes corruption through bribes, calls for universal revival, and stresses teaching children to be fair and kind in daily life.
Guest leaders for adult and youth classes include Russell Branson Algie Newlin and Edward Burrows. Meeting for Worship at 1 am with topic It Is More Blessed To Give. Evening programs 6 30 p m Friends Youth Fellowship 7 30 p m Choir Rehearsal 7 30 p m Finance Committee Toland Swaim. Tuesday 7 30 p m Intermedi ate Department Training. Friday 7 30 p m Dora E Richardson Class 7 30 p m Martha Jay Class.
A mixed set of crossword style clues listing across and down hints with partial spellings and wordplay references to Louisiana, its places, people, and related terms. The page presents numerous terse definitions and puzzle entries for solvers to fill in using cross letters and mapping.
Right side fab and clues map to puzzle answers across numbers 22 to 54. Entries include terms like Accomplisher Enclosure Ship's record and Dine Tidings Deeds Great Lake Plexus Goddess Angered Essential being Aged Diminutive of Lester Qualified Mariner with multiple hinted definitions in a historical newspaper puzzle row.
Sunday morning list includes Bible School at 9 45 am worship at 11 am with pastor and soloist Mrs Ray Warner. Afternoon features Christmas Program Preparation at 2 30 pm Jr Choir at 3 pm and youth groups later. Pilgrim Teen Club meets Thursday at 7 30 pm at 1403 Ragan St.
A list of ten Bible trivia questions with numbered verses and concise answers. Topics include Babels tower dispersion, woe and wounds in Proverbs, sowing and reaping in Galatians, Jesus as king in John, Paul’s defense in Acts, freckles in Leviticus, Jesus asking Peter love in John, forgiving trespasses in Matthew, author of Jude, and dwelling in the Lord forever in Psalm 23.
The Salvation Army in New York announces a homecoming observance with a 10 a.m. Sunday School, 11 a.m. worship led by Captain Needham, a 12:30 picnic, a 2 p.m. rally, and an 7 p.m. evangelistic service led by Major Edwin Stanyon. The event features multiple musical groups and a sermon on It Is Hard to Become a Christian by Rev. Thomas Haggai.
Sunday services include Sunday School 10 am and Morning Service 11 am. Evening events feature Street Meeting at 6 pm and Evangelistic Service at 7 pm. Weekday gatherings cover Sunbeams 4 pm and youth groups. Prayer and Bible Study Wednesday 8 pm. Thursday hosts Men’s Fellowship, Ladies Home League, and Young Peoples Meeting at 7 30 pm.
Sunday services include 9 45 am Sunday School 11 am worship conducted by Dr William T Scott 6 pm events on Monday 7 30 pm Wednesday prayer and Thursday 630 pm brotherhood supper with Tom Moose Nazareth Orphanage superintendent as speaker
A reader notes a dense, overlapping timetable with multiple services and activities. Morning worship at 10 45, evening worship 7 30, children and youth programs, choir practice, training union, Bible study, and prayer meetings spread across weekdays and Sunday.
DETROIT. Mayor Albert Cobo says an architect’s error has pushed the new convention hall exhibits building project cost from 42.5 million to 49.4 million dollars. The six million plus increase includes a 2.245 million blunder in steel quantity and a 3.775 million rise in labor costs plus higher steel prices from a steel strike. Construction continues as part of the civic center on the Detroit riverfront.
An Army helicopter with five aboard, missing overnight in rugged Daisy Mountain area northeast of Chattanooga, was located by a second Army helicopter. All aboard were reported safe. Capt. James Rast of the Chattanooga Civil Air Patrol said the aircraft was found from the air after the two helicopters became separated in heavy fog while en route from Fort Benning to Fort Knox.
In Burlington Kentucky Stanley Clifford dairy farmer explains selling a Jersey bull calf cost him 50 cents after a local barn sale. He was billed for hauling and the barn commission, ending with a small financial loss.
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