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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1966
Page
2
R H Ramsey discusses covetousness as a root of sins affecting relations with others. The article cites the rich fool who hoarded abundance yet ignored God, died with no heavenly treasure, and left selfish, inward impoverishment.
A sermon reflects on Luke 12 15 warning against storing up earthly goods. It compares the rich young ruler and a covetous man to warn that true wealth lies in righteous living, not possessions, with God providing needs.
A church basement at Princeton University turned into a no-alcohol jazz cabaret named The Catacomb for the summer. Teens and townspeople attended nightly shows by local musicians, with no admission charged and casual dress. Co managers Jay Breese and David Turner praised the project as civilizing and adaptable while avoiding dancing and excess noise.
The Sunday school marks 15 years of Shaver as superintendent with two services tomorrow at the church. A high attendance goal of 602 is set for the 10 AM hour, followed by a 7:30 PM recognition service and social hour in the church basement. A note burning event closes tomorrow's worship, destroying notes on parsonage property.
Rev. Ron Comfort concludes a special series with a final service at Grace Fellowship Baptist Church on E Green Drive tomorrow at 7 30 p m. The series began Wednesday night at 7 30 and will feature special singing at both services.
The Jewish year 5727 starts at sundown Wednesday with Rosh Hashanah services at B'nai Israel Synagogue led by Rabbi Israel Wolmark. Shofar blasts mark the new year and 10 days of repentance ending with Yom Kippur on Sept. 24.
The Church of the Nazarene district session will meet at First Nazarene Church in Burlington on a Wednesday and Thursday. Pastors from 49 churches will report, totaling about 3,500 members and 7,000 in Sunday school. Dr. Lloyd C. Byron will deliver the annual message as district superintendent. Dr. G. B. Williamson serves as presiding superintendent since 1946. The denomination reports 355,000 domestic and 425,000 world members in over 5,000 churches with 625 missions and a Kansas City publishing house.
High Point church hosts State Missions Day with guest speaker Joe West from Immanuel Baptist Greensboro. Supper at 6 p m and program at 6 30 p m led by Woman's Missionary Union volunteers Mrs Mack Brock and Mrs H J Hodgins Jr. Attendees include local pastors and lay leaders.
Archdale homecoming services will be held at Hope Chapel Baptist Church tomorrow with lunch on the grounds. A special singing program begins at 2 p m. Rev Richard G Mabe pastor, announced a revival starting Monday night with services at 730 p m each night until Saturday September 17.
Rev. Clifford D. Caldwell associate minister at First Presbyterian Church High Point will speak Sunday at Forest Hills Presbyterian Church. The host church is pastorless and interim guest ministers and lay leaders will lead Sunday morning worship.
More than 85 leaders of Christian education from the Western North Carolina Conference gathered in Kannapolis for an all day coaching conference. Trained leaders will head 13 district workshops from Sept 11 to Oct 18 to teach local church leaders the missions study emphasis “Affluence and Poverty: Dilemma for Christians.” Sponsored by the Conference Boards of Education and Missions, the event outlined the district training workshops.
Beginning the first Sunday in October, Joe Guthrie will serve as unofficial assistant to the president of Davidson Community College for Saint Marys Episcopal in High Point.
Rev. Jack Crater licensed by Fairmont Park Baptist Church will be ordained in 5 p m services at the church. He is a Wake Forest College graduate and a second year student at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary. He recently served Dolphin Baptist Church in Virginia and has moved with his wife and daughter into the parsonage. Mrs Crater is Carolyn Waford. The ordination is open to the public and Dolphin church members are expected to attend.
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