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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1938
Page
2
Weather notes show today at noon with a low from last night and a high yesterday. Remaining details unread due to damaged text.
President Rosevelt released findings of a study on a country whose currency is the krona and whose famed American figure in the late 19th and 20th centuries was the opera singer nicknamed The Nightingale. The article asks readers to submit answers on the Want Ad Page.
Reverend F L Conrad pastor of Emmanuel Lutheran church attends the tenth biennial convention of the United Lutheran Church of America in Ma with about two million members and 559 delegates. He serves on the nominating committee. Prof G Frederick Schott will fill in at Emmanuel Lutheran for Sunday’s 11 am sermon on Vital Christian Humility. no evening service.
Wool blankets should not pass through a wringer. After laundering hang dripping wet, dry thoroughly, then beat gently to restore softness and fluff. For hard sauce blend confectioners sugar with vanilla and optional sherry flavor. To deter moths and mice place a spoonful of turpentine in drawers and trunks.
A compact English lesson notes common misuses mispronunciations and misspellings. It explains vocabulary growth with a daily word epoch defined as a significant starting point in a development. Chaucer is cited as marking an epoch in English literature.
Sunday school begins at 9 45 morning worship at 11 with pastor O L Easter in charge and subject Earth The Gateway To Heaven. Evening service at 730 pm subject Storm Warnings. Christian Endeavor meets at 645 pm at the church and mid week prayer service Wednesday 730 pm.
The first Sunday school session begins at 11 with Rev. J Clay Madison preaching in the morning on Appealing To The Forge and Teach Us To Pray in the evening at 7 30. A junior church business meeting and officer elections occur at 11. Judge Lewis E Teague will speak and Miss Leo Jayne of High Point college addresses My Responsibility to My Church at 11 15. Intermediate and Young People's Christian societies meet at 6 30.
Sunday school begins at 9 45 with J A Lee as superintendent. Preaching at 11 and 7 30 by Rev Edw Suits. C E meeting at 6 15. Special services nightly during the week led by the pastor and church leaders.
Evangelistic Hall at 1281-2 W. Commerce st hosts Sunday school at 9 45 with ladies and men's classes. The weekly meeting has been moved to Friday night changing the usual Sunday schedule.
The Christian Science Sunday service titled Are Sin, Disease, and Death Real? will be the lesson subject in all churches and societies. Services start at 11 o clock each Sunday at 319 North Main Street. Reading room hours are Wednesday and Friday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
The Evangelical and Reform first church announces Sunday school at 9 45 a m with John H Lloyd as superintendent. Holy Communion at 11 a m and special choir music. The ten day revival features Rev A Odell Leonard of Second Reformed Lexington as visiting preacher. Evening services at 7 30 p m.
Seventeenth Sunday after Trinity with Holy Communion at a.m. Church school at 9 45 a.m. Tyas prayer and sermon at a.m Young Peoples Service League at 7 p m. Teachers and officers of the church school meet Tuesday night in the Parish House at 7 30.
At 9:45 Sunday school led by J D Rose, 11 a.m. Morning worship with a sermon “Communion Meditation,” 6:30 p.m. Young People’s revival, 7:30 p.m. Evening worship with a sermon “Christ and Nicodemus.” Woman’s Auxiliary meets Monday at 3 p.m. Prayer meeting 7:20 p.m. Wednesday. Continuation of atedy of Phillipiane.
The page presents a Q and A style quiz by A C Gordon. It lists answers for five items including snowflake diameter one tenth of an inch and Columbus voyage totaling 120 men. It identifies England’s first king mishert and a wind speed category gale. New York State is named as top manufacturing state.
A shipboard money question advises leaving currency with the purser for safekeeping. The bride is not strictly required to give gifts to attendants though it is customary. Calling card etiquette confirms addresses are engraved on the card’s lower right corner.
The church school meets 9 30 to 10 46 with The One Great Question as morning topic. Evening topic A Worthy Purpose. Young People ages 15 to 24 meet at 6 p m. Wednesday 7 p m prayer and praise. Monday 7 30 p m board of stewards meets.
Rev H H Robbins pastor will preach in the morning on Wherein the Bible Differs from All Other Books and in the evening on A Disciple of Christ Church school at 9 30 a m R L Proctor general superintendent Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 7 30
Wesley Memorial Church outlines Rally Day at 9 45 with all members, morning worship at 11, installation of officers and teachers, sermon The Gospel For a Dangerous Age by Dr Embree H Blackard. Supper meeting at 6 15 with Circle meetings Monday at 3 30 and fourth quarterly conference 7 30. Wednesday 7 30 mid week service.
At 11 a.m. Rev. D. V. Howell will preach on A Great Work and at 7 p.m. on Other Gods. Epworth League programs are scheduled for 6 p.m. and a Prayer meeting Wednesday at p.m.
Sunday school is at 10 a.m. with preaching on the second and fourth Sundays at 11 a.m. and the fourth Sunday at 7 p.m. Rev D M Spence serves as pastor.
Flint Hill holds Sunday school at 2 30 p m on the fourth Sunday and 3 30 p m on the second Sunday. Evening service at 7 30 p m on the second Sunday led by Rev M Spence, pastor.
Sunday school opens at 9 45 with preaching at 11. Choir practice and sheetings are scheduled for Wednesday night at 7 30. The church sits on Prospect Street opposite the Carolina Container Co.
Friends at Oak Hill observe the 11 o'clock worship anniversary with Clyde A Milner Guilford College president as speaker. Junior C EB meets 6 30 with Mrs Troy Robbins in charge. Evening service 7 30 led by Rev D Virgil Pike on The Value of Christian Conversation. Midweek business prayer meeting and Friday youth gathering announced.
Sunday School at 10 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m. with a sermon on Source and Significance of Spiritual Power. Tomorrow night the three C. EK. societies meet at 6 30. Next Thursday prayer meeting at Mr and Mrs Hill Fairfield road by Evangelistic Club. Worker's Council meets Monday at Mrs Dora Richardson home.
Bible school begins at 9 45 with morning worship at 11 led by Cecil E Haworth on God and Our Failures. Evening worship at 6 30 continues sermons in books using Muriel Lester It Occurred To Me. Christian Endeavor meet at 6 30. Midweek study on Revelation Wednesday at 7 30.
Rev W J McGarvey district superintendent of the Christian and Missionary Alliance will be the special speaker at the Gospel Tabernacle Sunday services at 11 am and 7 30 pm His Miami Florida home and extensive southern ministry are noted and he has preached in many large Southern cities.
Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. with Ur Sal Talkington as superintendent. An 11 a.m. sermon by Rev. Virgil Rushing opens revival services led by the Cox Rushing party providing special music. The meetings continue through Sunday at Hayworth Church.
Sunday school begins 9 45 with J E Kimble as superintendent. Preaching at 11 by the Pastor. Evening services at 6 30 led by W Y FP 8 and preaching at 7 30. Fall Revival starts Wednesday at 7 30 with Rev D C Stone pastor of Hickory Chapel as evangelist.
Pastor C N Royal will preach "For God's Glory" in morning worship and "An Open Disciple" at the evening service. Sunday school starts at 9 30 and Baptist Training Union at 6 30.
Preaching at 10 45 a m by Rev E M Smith on Christ Lifted Up. Evening worship at 7 30 p m with topic The Misunderstood Christ. B T U at 6 30 p m and study courses Monday through Friday at 7 p m.
Revival services start Sunday night at 11 o clock with daily sessions through the week at 7 15 p m The pastor Rev A Lincoln Falk preaches Sunday morning on Harvest Time and evening on Jesus Passeth By Rev J S Hopkins of First Baptist Wayneville conducts nightly services J W Ledwell leads the song service with special music featured each night
Pastor A B Conrad announces Sunday morning sermon Half Baked or One Sided Folks at 11 o clock. Evening topic The Crowns of Christ. Bible school at 9 45. W M B and Y W A Circles meet Monday. Prayer and B T U at 7 30 Wednesday.
The church announces a Sunday school at 9 45 a m a preaching service at 2 30 p m and a Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 30 o clock led by Pastor Rev G H Liner.
The notice lists the Church of Christ at North Hamilton and State Streets with Pastor Dennis Helsabeck and Superintendent H P Sira. Bible school 9:45 a.m., Lord's Supper 10:45 a.m., morning service 11 a.m. by W B Doty on The Purpose of the Great Commission. Christian Endeavor 6:30 p.m. Evening service 7:20 p.m.
Rev. C. A. Morgan's church announces preaching tonight by Rev. Harry H. Stacy. Sunday school at 2 30 pm led by Rev. Z Hadley Brady. Sunday preaching at 4 pm by Rev. Z Brady. Evening and Thursday services at 7 30. Motto Back to the Bible and the old time religion.
Morning worship at 11 with Rev. McGarvey of Miami Fla preaching. Evening evangelistic service at 7 30 led by Rev McGarvey district superintendent of the Christian and Missionary Alliance. Cottage prayer Thursday 7 30 and Saturday 7 30 prayer service by the Fishgra of Men.
Bethel Temple at 706 Snow Street hosts Sunday school at 9 45 and 11 00 preaching. Prayer and praise Tuesday at 7 30. Wednesday prayer meeting at 523 Cross Street. Friday Christian practice at 7 30. Sunday night topic is A Startling Question led by Rev. F C Myers.
A sermon explores the commandments against graven images and the call to worship God in spirit and truth. It contrasts Israel’s idolatries with Christ's teaching on worship beyond place, emphasizing patience, repentance, mercy, and personal devotion.
The state's highway safety division reports revocations of drivers licenses including Iria McKenzie of High Point and Dolt Ling of Lexington along with Lee Mise of Lexington. The notice lists names and partial addresses from the current suspension report.
In a Cedar Point team-of-four championship, East and West players Mr and Mrs N E Hollang of Saginaw Michigan faced a tricky bluff in a single dummy Guarde. After a diamond lead and clever ruff preparation, the queen of trumps became the setting trick sealing a critical victory for the Hollangs.
Duplicate hand description with mixed suits and high cards. The text appears as a fragmented bridge puzzle or card notation without a clear event or outcome.
A column recalls Hungary’s royal history from its early kings to a rare episode when a princess ruled as king Mary after Louis the Great died in 1387. It notes Admiral Horthy’s era, Hungary’s loss of seacoast, and myths of a male monarchy amid European tensions.
Representatives from the Winston-Salem Greensboro and Burlington Exchange clubs met at Pleasants Cabin near Guilford College last night to preliminarily arrange a banquet and dance for members wives and invited guests. A social hour and dancing followed. The committee, named by M L Rick of the High Point Exchange Club, will reconvene in two weeks to report timing and details.
Rev A A Walker pastor of Bessemer Baptist church Greensboro will be principal speaker at a city wide Baptist Training Union meeting Sunday afternoon at 2 30 at the First Baptist church. J Ernest Hed president urges all members to attend and visitors will be welcomed.
A revival begins at Bales Memorial near Jamestown with services each evening at 7:30. Rev. J. B. Shaw Thomanville will conduct the preaching.
In a fragmented reminiscence an uncle discusses early European settlers. He mentions Hungarians and invaders called Huns from the Caspian region, noting that modern Hungarians have little Hun blood and are known as Magyars. The passage hints at pronunciations and long-ago migrations.
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