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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1958
Page
2
Multiple church events listed across days include Sunday School at 9 45 am worship at 11 am with sermon Making Good Investment and 2 30 pm report session for the 10th Building Fund campaign. Evening programs feature Young Friends hamburger fry Junior Choir and Horace Haworth speaking.
London reports Nixon four day visit to Britain strengthened Anglo American ties. Conservatives and socialists praised his frank, engaging manner and remarks showing Washington understands international realities beyond aid. The press said the administration learned about the facts of life and that friendship requires more than money.
An United Airlines four engine jet with 41 aboard landed safely in Boston after the hydraulic system controlling the landing gear failed en route from Chicago to Portland Connecticut. Passengers reported no panic as emergency crews spread a three inch foam blanket on 1700 feet of runway to cushion a possible belly landing. Flight Engineer Raymond Hackett retrieved the hydraulic pit and blamed faulty wires though manual landing was executed by Capt. Loras Diedrich after circling Logan Airport.
In Turin 80 000 pigeons faced a city council decision to trap 10 000 birds and donate them to Italian towns short of pigeons such as Arezzo Mantua and Venice. Bird lovers protested as dawn hunts began with 15 foot nets and large crowds urging action.
President Eisenhower, a West Point alum who once played halfback, is privately rooting for Army to beat Navy while maintaining official neutrality as commander in chief. He may watch on television from the Augusta National Golf Club or skip the game for golf. He planned a light day with defense spending talks at the Pentagon and Budget Bureau, then a Sunday briefing with Secretary Dulles on international issues.
Gov. Hodges will host and guide former President Harry S. Truman during a Raleigh trip. The program includes a luncheon at the executive mansion, a news conference in the Senate chamber, a reception for cultural organizations, a dinner with the North Carolina Literary and Historical Association, and a public address at Raleigh Memorial Auditorium.
Puzzle clues outline a crossword style journey with native names of Japan and related terms such as Bruiser Burlesque and East Indian herb. The grid references Shikoku and Kenohu and a set of terms including Great in German and a tenant under lease anchor the puzzle’s theme.
A scrambled puzzle text lists numbered clues with partial phrases such as islands inland vehicle and alleg ed forces along with cryptic definitions for terms like eelworm red uces to and Greek god. The fragment ends with a partial map of across and down words including mariner and royal italian.
Sunday events include 9 45 am service Sunday School at 11 am Worship at 6 30 pm BTU at 7 30 pm Sunday. Monday schedules show WMU Circles 1 and 2 for Week of Prayer. Friday features 7 30 pm Men's Bible Class with Eugene Reddick Route 3 High Point.
Sunday sees church school at 9:45 am and morning worship at 11 am with the sermon It's Up To You. Evening vesper and MYF follow, plus a snack supper. Weeknight groups include Cecelian Choir, Workers Conference, Commission on Education, Study Groups, Carol Choir, and Chancel Choirs with an Alcoholics Anonymous group downtown.
The notice lists Sunday activities including Sunday school at 9 45 a m morning worship at 11 a m a radio broadcast from the church at 4 p m and an evening worship at 7 30 p m
Sunday events include church school at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 11 a m with a sermon about Christ's Autobiography followed by a congregational meeting to adopt the 1959 budget. Junior and Youth Fellowships occur at 5 30 p m with snack supper at 6 30 p m and adult choir at 7 p m.
A Sunday to Friday timetable lists church services and many youth groups. Events include Sunday school 9 45 am morning worship 11 am a sermon on The Light Shines On and Evening worship 7 30 pm. weekday prayer meetings choir practices and G A groups with times throughout Monday to Friday and a World Day of Prayer observance Friday.
Sunday features devotions at 8 a.m and worship at 10:45 a.m with guest speaker Major John W Hardman USAF for men and missions Sunday. Evening programs include Evangelistic rally youth fellowship prayer and meditation and a 7:30 p.m sermon titled A Heavenly Home. A Board of Trustees meeting is planned for Monday with choir rehearsal and prayer services also listed.
Sunday activities include Sunday School at 9 45 a m worship and The Lord's Supper at 11 a m topic For the Healing of the Nations guest speaker Mrs Harry J Shantz from Winston-Salem Chi Rho and CYF meet at 6 p m DYF 6 30 p m choir rehearsal 7 45 p m Friday State Youth Convention in Asheville
Sunday schedule lists Church School at 9 45 morning worship at 11 sermon Beholding the Glory of Christ Youth Choir at 5 p m MYF at 6 p m Monday Clinard Class Meeting 7 30 p m Tuesday Circle No 3 Boy Scouts 7 p m Wesleyan Service Guild 7 30 p m Wednesday Circle No 2 Junior Choir 4 p m 7 30 p m Prayer meeting 8 p m Senior Choir Thursday Woman s Wesley Class Meeting
Sunday services include 9 45 am Sunday school 11 am worship with the pastor topic Are You Sure of Your Religion Monday evenings feature a Men's Club meeting and choir practice at 7 30 pm and 8 00 pm Wednesday hosts Walther League at 7 30 pm Friday offers L L L zone meeting and Burlington seminar Saturday lists junior confirmation class at 9 30 am and church council at 8 00 pm
Sunday services include church school at 9 45 am Holy Communion at 11 am and MYF at 6 pm Monday features Woman's Society of Christian Service executive board luncheon and general meeting at 12 15 pm and visitation at 7 pm Boy Scouts meet at 7 30 pm Wednesday morning prayer group 10 am Junior Choir at 3 30 pm Family Supper at 6 30 pm Chapel Hour at 8 30 pm Thursday Primary Choir at 3 30 pm and Chancel Choir at 7 30 pm
Sunday events include 9 45 a m Sunday School 11 a m Worship titled A Great Building Project 6 30 p m Pilgrim Youth 7 30 p m Evangelistic hour The Books Were Opened. Midweek features Noon Prayer League 7 30 p m Prayer and Praise Thursday youth prayer and Saturday interdenominational youth rally
Immaculate Heart of Mary church lists Sunday Masses at 7 30 9 and 11 am with a 10 am Mass in Thomasville. Novena exercises Monday at 7 30 pm with confessions after devotions. Weekday Masses at 7 am Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday Friday. Saturday Mass at 7 30 am in the church with confessions 5 5 30 pm and 7 30 8 pm.
Deep River Friends and other church notices show Sunday services at 10 a m Sunday School 11 a m Morning worship 7 p m Youth Fellowship 8 p m Evening worship In addition to mid week meetings on Wednesday and Bible study sessions.
The Greensboro District Conference gathers at Proximity Methodist Church at 2 30 p m with worship and a sermon The MYF follows at 5 30 p m No evening worship due to the district conference Monday WSCS circle meetings at 7 30 p m Wednesday mid week prayer service scheduled as part of the church program
A church schedules an 11 a.m. worship service titled Trust and Be Not Afraid with emphasis on faith and courage. The fragment ends with 12, suggesting a later note or time.
Sunday includes Sunday School at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 11 00 a m with Evening worship at 7 30 p m and programs Are There Two Bibles Thy Kingdom Come Training Union. Wednesday features Hour of prayer at 7 30 p m Choir rehearsal at 8 30 p m WMU Week of Progress begins December 1 with WHIU meeting on Foreign Missions at Cumby Chapel.
Sunday schedule includes 10 am Bible study 11 am sermon What I Didn't Do and 7 30 pm sermon It Is Finished sixth of seven on Christ words from the cross Also 7 30 pm Bible study Friday features a Teen age hayride news text reflects church activities and youth events
A church schedule lists sermon Watchman What of the Night at 6 p.m. and Christian Education and Literature Committee, Senior Luther League, Intermediate Luther League all at 6 p.m. Monday features Church Council at 7 30 p.m. Tuesday includes Cherub Choir 3 p.m Weekday School 3 30 p.m Confirmation Class 3 45 p.m Carol Choir 4 30 p.m Executive Board of ULCW at Mrs M B Anderson Route 4. Thursday offers Senior Choir 7 30 p.m and Altar Guild meeting at 7 30 p.m.
A church schedule lists services and events for a week including worship at 11 a.m. and 11 a.m. U S F W general School events, District conference at Proximity Methodist Church in Greensboro, youth fellowships, adult classes with Ada Davis at 809 Sunset Dr, prayer meetings, choir rehearsals, steering committees, and trustee meetings.
The notice lists a full week at the church with 11 a.m. worship service and a sermon titled What Is Success on Sunday, 6 p.m. Junior and Youth Fellowships, 7 p.m. Scout Court of Honor, 7:30 p.m. choir rehearsals. Tuesday adds confirmation classes at 3:30 p.m. and 7 p.m. Boy Scouts. Wednesday features a 7:30 p.m. prayer meeting and a 1 p.m. luncheon meeting of the Council of Church Women and YWCA.
A church notices list outlining events for Pioneer and Senior Fellow ships at 5 PM. Monday features Executive Board Meeting of the Women of the Church at 10 AM, and Tuesday hosts New Members' Dinner at 6:45 PM. Midweek services run Wednesday evening with choirs, deacons, and session meetings.
Morning service at 11 o clock with sermon titled On Growing Up. MYF meets later. Church activities include W S C S with Mrs C E Ward on Club Drive Ext at 7 30 p m. Monday prayer and choir rehearsals at 7 30 p m on the same page.
Mrs. Shantz of Winston Salem active in the Disciples of Christ Church title holder and leader roles include vice president of the North Carolina Christian Women's Fellowship representative on the Women for Christ board of the Southeastern Area Assembly, district secretary, convention president and Purdue University delegate.
A brief discussion of parables from Mark 4 1 2 and 11 12 highlighting Jesus use of brief fictitious narratives to reveal spiritual truths The piece notes that some hear and understand while others do not and cites missionary work expanding the gospel while some fail to heed the message
The article discusses the interpretation of Jesus parables, noting seed growth, soil types, and the need for receptive hearts. It cites Peloubet’s Select Notes and Dr. Wilbur M. Smith, urging simple seeds for younger classes and mindful listening as voices from radio and TV rise.
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