Rotary Club Raises 25 Tons Scrap Aluminum for Scholarships
The Rotary Club of Keene New Hampshire has gathered 25 tons of scrap aluminum to fund scholarship loans. Nearly one ton was collected from wrecked planes at the local airport.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1953
Page
2
The Rotary Club of Keene New Hampshire has gathered 25 tons of scrap aluminum to fund scholarship loans. Nearly one ton was collected from wrecked planes at the local airport.
The brief items note a 9:45 Sunday Sunday School and 11 a.m. worship with the minister's topic A Tale of Two Cities. New pastor Rev Houston G Allen arrives from Lake Junaluska. Rev W G Me moves to Charlotte. Evening activities include MYF supper, Boy Scout meeting, Wesleyan Service Guild joint meeting, junior and senior choirs, and auxiliary luncheon Monday.
Sunday Schedule lists 9:05 am Sunday School 11 am lectures by Evangelist Edward Boone of Des Moines Iowa. Evening programs 6:30 pm children and youth services and 7:30 pm Boone speaks. He leads nightly study on prophetic end of Gentile Age coming of Christ and judgments through Oct 11 with Saturday 7:30 pm color slides of the Tabernacle.
The Rev. William Penn Price arrived Thursday and will lead Sunday services including Holy Communion at 8 a.m. and 11 a.m. Bible class and Church School follow at 9:30 a.m. The 5:30 p.m. Young People’s Service opens the fall season. Monday brings a Woman’s Auxiliary meeting at 11 a.m. with executive board adjournment at 10:15 and a parish hall covered dish luncheon. Wednesday features Holy Communion at 10:30 a.m.
The weekly religious schedule lists Evang elist Charles of Akron delivering a morning sermon at 9:45 and an evening service at 7:30 by Rev. Johnson. Two sermons from Eternal will be presented each night through Sunday October 11.
Sunday activities include Sunday School at 9 40, Morning worship at 10 55 led by Rev James M Hayes with broadcasts on WNOS, Deacons meeting p m Youth Choir 5 p m Directors meeting 6 p m Training Union at 6 15 p m and Evening worship 7 30 led by Rev Hayes with WHPE FM. Weekday events list choirs prayer meetings scout and WMU activities and divisions with Winston Salem trip noted.
Sunday activities include 9:30 Sunday School rally and 10:45 morning worship with a farewell sermon by the pastor. Evening events cover 6:30 Fellowship and 7:30 evangel service titled The Incredible Beatitude. Midweek prayer meeting featuring Rev R L Staley is expected to speak.
A Sunday service at 11 a.m. with Sacrament and senior eps offered. Monday to Tuesday feature Cub Pack sessions at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday includes church extension family night with supper and Dr Charles H. Gibboney as speaker. A nursery is provided. Continuous evening program at 8 p.m.
Sunday schedule lists Crestwood Church School at 9 45 morning worship at 11 at Crestwood and evening worship at Randolph at 7 30.
Revival services at Sondes on Worth Avenue start Sunday with visiting speaker Rev. Gerald Goss of Midway Baptist Church Galf of linsville Va. Services are held each evening with daily lectures and prayer.
Sunday offers Holy Communion at 9 45 a m and a church school assembly. Worship at 11 a m with a sermon You ll Over It Or is You topic. Evening worship at 7 30 p m with Circle No 2 meetings and choir rehearsals through the day. Wednesday features prayer service at 7 30 p m and choir practice. Thursday includes visitation evangelism teams meeting at 7 p m for prospect assignments.
Sunday service schedule lists 9 45 a m sermon by Dr Kenneth Goodson with a nursery at 11 a m, 5 p m Youth Choir, 6 p m MYF supper and no evening service. Monday features 11 a m Woman's Service. Thursday offers 3 p m Primary Choir and 7 30 p m Adult Choir.
This brief teaching invites reflection on creation and humanity. It notes God made man in His image and gave dominion over creation, with food provided, and links to Jesus’ reading in Luke and the promise of everlasting life through belief in Him. The series ends with John’s vision of the New Jerusalem in Revelation.
Sunday School 9 45 am. 11 am worship and sermon at the chapel with Bible School Fellowship. Choir practice 7 30 pm in the auditorium. W أين United S etv Waends Women meet at Martha Haworth home Wednesday week.
The High Point Ministerial Association will hold its monthly meeting at the YMCA at 10 30 a m Monday. Holt McPherson of The Enterprise will address members on The Church s Place in the Community.
The notice lists a weekly church calendar with services and events from Sunday to Thursday. It includes Sunday worship and church school, vesper service, MYF snack supper, evangelism commission meeting, WSCS events, and speakers. Weekday gatherings cover choir rehearsals, Girl Scout and Brownie meetings, education commission, and chancel choir sessions.
Sunday schedule lists Sunday School Holy Communion Youth Fellowship choir and vespers. Monday features a senior consistory in the Guild Room. Tuesday shows a meeting with a time unclear. The piece notes that petroleum products comprised about 65 percent of the tonnage sent to U S troops in Korea during the conflict.
Executive of wMS 4:8 pm Training Union p.m. Evening service 6:30 pm Mary Conrad class covered dish supper beginner department room 7 pm Livingstone RAs 7:30 intermediate GA 7:30 Deacons meeting 7:30 Philathea class installation at Jota L Johnson home 506 Old 7:30 Theeday 718 pm Road energy 7 Weekly SS p.m. Wee officers teachers meeting 8 pm Prayer meeting 7 pm Swor RAs Thursday Friday 7 pm Hale RAs
A religious excerpt cites Revelation and Isaiah to describe God dwelling with humanity and wiping tears away, promising a future free of death and pain. It urges Christian education to teach children to work toward a better world per God’s plan.
In Superior Wisconsin out of state visitors receive a polite ticket message praising the city and promising courteous police help. The notice humorously says visitors need not observe the one hour parking rule and has prompted thank you notes to Chief Arthur E Buchanan.
Sunday schedule lists 9:45 am Sunday School 11 am Morning worship with guest speaker Mrs J R Phillips director of Christian Fellowship Center Greensboro. Picnic dinner on the grounds follows. Evening union 6 30 pm training union 7 30 pm. Wednesday events include 4 30 pm youth rehearsal 7 30 pm midweek prayer 8 30 pm adult choir rehearsal.
In Michigan City Indiana a letter to Santa arrived despite 90 degree temperatures. Carl A Wetzel of La Porte asks for a bicycle a wagon a dog and a barber kit in a personal note to Santa Claus received by the News-Dispatch.
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