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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1964
Page
2
Mrs Lorene Counts will present a concert of sacred music at First Church of God on Sunday at 7 p m. An outstanding soloist and recording artist she is a former High Point resident now living in Drexel.
Members of First Baptist Church on N Main Street celebrate Thanksgiving with a redecorated sanctuary and planned dedication service. The morning and evening services feature guest speakers from nearby churches and a Thanksgiving offering benefiting Baptist Children's Homes in North Carolina.
A brief excerpt notes Paul’s care for others, presenting him as a living witness to Time. The lines suggest reflection on mercy and the value of acts of kindness in the face of life’s passage.
A fragmented missionary missive recounts spiritual endurance as a believer faces imminent martyrdom. It notes Timothy’s prayer for the Lord’s presence, the desire for trusted friends and sustenance, and the value of books to keep the mind active. Features Syndicate.
A sharp cold snap spreads across the state with temperatures expected to drop below freezing in many areas. Mountain regions may see 10 to 18 degrees, with coastal zones around 32. Boone reports early snow flurries as an arctic front drives continued cold through Sunday.
First Baptist Church of Kernersville will host a statewide Metropolitan Missions Conference on Monday. Speakers include Rev. Lewis E. Ludlum Dr. Floyd H. Rhyne Dr. W. Perry Crouch and Dr. E. L. Spivey. The event runs 2 30 p m to 9 15 p m and focuses on urban needs in North Carolina.
Roy W. Howard, 81, a pivotal figure in American journalism, died Friday night of a heart attack in his Park Avenue office. He led Howard Newspapers and served as first managing editor and later president of United Press, shaping a major news empire. Born January 1 in Gano Ohio, he climbed from carrier to executive, with a career spanning Scripps Howard and United Press International.
At a Louisville exhibition sponsored by the Serra Club, Catholic orders from 12 states presented six million converts and varied vocations. Booths offered literature, slides, and live shows to spark interest without hard selling, with orders noting dedicated vocation officers guiding inquiries.
Conrad Memorial Baptist Church and Northwood Methodist Church plan a joint service at 7:30 p.m. at Conrad Church. Rev. Russell L. Hinton presides assisted by Rev. Coy L. Brown Jr. The combined choirs perform seasonal anthems under Raymond Alderson and G. Jack Mowery.
Rev. Charles Dustin of Yorkmont Baptist Church Charlotte will lead revival services next week at Emmanuel Baptist Church Bethel Avenue. Services run nightly at 7 30 from tomorrow through November 29 with Rev Odell Hall pastor of Emmanuel assisting. A world Baptist fellowship occurs Friday at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. with preaching and fellowship.
The High Point Church of God at 2207 E Green Dr hosts a week long revival led by guest speaker Rev. L I Hare formerly of High Point. Services run nightly at 7 30 with special singing from local and visiting groups and the event continues through November 29.
The Associated Press reports a sweep of Arctic air bringing the coldest weather of the season to the eastern half of the country. Temperatures drop well below zero in north central states with 20 degrees below normal in many areas, triggering freeze warnings from the Dakotas to Kansas and into Illinois and Montana.
Three Wesleyan Methodist churches join for a Thanksgiving service at 10 a.m. Thursday at Hickory Chapel Wesleyan Church. Rev. B. O. Crow will be guest speaker, with Hickory Chapel Ennis Street and Providence Wesleyan Churches participating.
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