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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1965

Page

2

Dominican Convent Seeks Doctor Nun Replacement

Rhodesia's Dominican community seeks a replacement for Sister Cecilia known as Sister Schweitzer who built St Theresa's Hospital into a 125 bed clinic serving 50 000 Africans in Chilimanzi Reserve. Her years of 365 day service included 41 016 admissions and 9 378 outpatients before illness forced rest in Munich.

Margaret Parker Salisbury Rhodesia Schweitzer Chilimanzi Reserve Cecilia St. Theresa’s Husk Hospital Munich Amilia Cologne East Germany Martin Luther University Halle Auwilia Harari Cécilia Camel ‘Ean Sha St. Theresa’s Hos-Inishi Pital Gama Ware An Chilimanzi al the Toses Mother Auxilia Cacilia

Central Revival at Central Alliance Church Begins Tomorrow

Central Revival at Central Alliance Church opens with a series of meetings starting tomorrow and ending Sunday, Dec. 5, Homecoming Day. Rev J E Nelson will lead the 11 am and evening services, followed Monday by Rev Charles A Apperson of Louisville delivering nightly 7 30 messages. Apperson, a former pastor here 1945 to 1949, will give the final sermon on Homecoming Day morning, with a church dinner to follow.

Central Alliance Church J. E. Nelson Centrals Louisville

Amos the Prophet Challenging Social Injustice

Amos, a humble shepherd from Tekoa, challenged northern Israel’s social evils. He warned that true worship requires justice, condemning wealth-fueled corruption, drunkenness, and idolatry as he urged transferring divine righteousness into daily life and social order.

Amos

Amos Prophet of Justice and Judgment for Israel

The text surveys the biblical prophet Amos, praising his simple moral code and his stance against tyranny. It notes his call for social justice, the emphasis on God’s universal rule, and his warning of famine drought pestilence and war as judgment. It ends with hope for Israel despite impending destruction.

Amos Jehovah Thia Sustere Herdamand Berdettines Capehes Casta Israel Miles Terael

Missionary Speaker At WMU Programme At Green Street

Week of Prayer for Foreign Missions begins Monday at Green Street Baptist in High Point with the Little Moon Offering. A returned missionary from Jerusalem, William Hern, speaks at a Monday banquet. Hern, a Missouri native and seminary graduate, oversees Jerusalem and Amman book stores and pastors an English-speaking church in Jerusalem. The week includes services Tuesday through Friday and a Sunday Lottie Moon Offering for foreign missions.

Faye Marks Green Street Baptist Church High Point Women’s Missionary Union Jerusalem Jordan William Missouri Hern Southwest Missouri State College Harding Simmons University Southwestern Seminary Fort Worth Texas Southeastern Seminary Wake Forest Amman Foreign Mission Board Nancy Hunter Raleigh Green Street Baptist Chapel Lottie Moon

Bishop J R Reed To Speak At Centennial Street Temple

Bishop J R Reed of Danville Virginia and several speakers are invited to a 2 p.m. gathering at 109 Panthans Temple on Centennial Street. Dinner will be served. The Miracle Eight Quartet from High Point and a Danville quartet will sing Sunday at 1 pm. Meetings are open to the public.

J. R. Reed Danville Panthan's Temple Centennial Street Miracle Eight High Point

Gastonia Gazette to Break Ground for New Plant

The Gastonia Gazette plans a new two mile east plant near Interstate 95. James H. Atkins, president of Gazette Publishing Co., announced Friday the one story building will cost over 400000. Construction begins Monday.

Gastonia Gazette James H. Atkins Gazette Publishing Co

Two Killed In Collision Near Morristown Tennessee

An elderly North Carolina couple from Candler and a Tennessee woman died in a two car crash on U S 25E about 1 mile north of Morristown. The victims were Glenn Reed Davis age 70 and Mrs Francis Davis age about 70. The Tennessee victim was not identified.

Murristown Tenn Candler N. C U.S. 2-E J Miles Morristown Glenn Reed Davis Francis Davis

Week of Prayer Planned at Emery Wood Baptist

Emery Wood Baptist Church announces a week of prayer for foreign missions with the theme A Living Sacrifice. Guest speaker G Norman Price, secretary for Prop and Foreign Mission Board, will address the gathering. Activities run daily from 3:30 to 11:30 a.m. and evenings opening hours extend to 9 p.m. offering prayer and meditation opportunities.

Foreign Mission Emerywood Baptist Church Brorten

Local Church Members Attend Three Day Seminar in Radford

G A Quercash presiding minister says 85 Jehovah's Witnesses from High Point NC congregation gather in Radford Virginia for a three day seminar at Radford College Auditorium starting yesterday. About 700 expected from NC and VA join in four program parts including a ministry school and Home Bible studies. The session also tackles crime, morality, and the commandment of love with Bible principles offered as the solution. Local members will assist in convention departments.

G. A. Quercash High Point Congregation of Jehovah’s Witnesses Radford Radford College North Carolina Virginia

Finding the Way Times Require Self Control

Ralph W. Loew discusses protest in American life, noting the balance between free speech and responsibility. He cites McCarthyism and draft card burnings, warns against unpatriotic extremes, and urges self-control in both speech and action to illuminate issues and avoid nihilistic anger.

Ralph W. Loew D.C Hanoi Red China White House

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