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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1952
Page
2
A long listings page shows pastors and addresses for Adventist Baptist Lutheran Methodist and other denominations in multiple streets. It includes many churches such as Seventh Day Adventist Oak Grove Church of Christ and Catholic Christ the King with pastors named alongside street locations and cross streets.
Sunday events include Church School at 3 45 a.m. Morning Worship at 11 with sermon On Being here nursery and children meet downstairs. 6 30 p m Senior Luther League Read with verence. Monday 7 30 p.m Sunday school teachers meet. Wednesday 6 30 Brotherhood elects officers. Accordion music by James Crawford. Thursday 7 30 p.m Senior Choir Rehearsal. Evening services resume in October.
The First Church of Christ meets in its new building at North Hamilton Street and East Lexington Avenue with Bible School at 9 45 Sunday morning. The 11 00 a m worship focuses on observance of the Lord's Supper and evangelistic meetings led by M B Miller of Tennessee. Sermon subject The Holy Scriptures. Evening services at 7 30 nightly with sermon Sunday night The First Century Church. Singing led by Ervin L Griffin with special music each night.
On Sunday at 10 45 AM the first Church of God in Point honors Rev Newell’s tenure with a worship service followed by a fellowship dinner. Mary Evelyn Burns leads devotions and Guy E Kinney chairs Sunday school. Evening session features “A Better Country” as Revival begins with evangelist William Wells of Scott Depot West Virginia.
Sunday school starts 9 45 a m with classes for all ages The E T Kearickstyle Class is new Carl Grimm speaks in the morning service at 11 00 a m Rev Carl A Grimm leads worship There is no evening service A prayer meeting is Wednesday at 7 30 pm A picnic supper at City Lake begins at 4 pm Sunday hosted by the J Heariex Bible Class and their families are invited
The Fourteenth Sunday after Trinity services are listed with morning worship at 11:00 am featuring a sermon by the rector of St. Paul’s Church Winston-Salem. A 5:30 pm Young People’s Service League is also planned.
The Hillard Memorial Baptist Church schedules Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. with departments for all ages and morning service. Training Union at 6:30 p.m. and evening preaching at 7:30 led by Rev. Wayne Levan. Wednesday prayer meeting at 7:30. Jack Ma will recount Korea experiences.
The notice lists a Sunday schedule with classes for all ages at 45 and 11:00 morning worship led by minister Cecil E. Haworth. A preschool nursery operates under Mrs. Luna Ray. At 6:30 Junior Fellowship, led by Mrs. Laymon, invites youths and adults to hear Mr. and Mrs. Horace Haworth on Echoes from the 300th Anniversary.
Readable fragments show a weekly schedule with times. Activities include a 7 30 program at the Ministry and Counsel on Monday. Circle meetings are noted and a Wednesday 6 30 monthly meeting supper is listed.
The Green Street Baptist Church announces services for Sunday September 14 including a 9 15 am Superintendent meeting 9 40 am Sunday school 10 45 am morning worship with Dr L B Reavis on Why Christ Died 5 pm Youth Choir 6 15 pm Training Union and 7 30 pm evening worship broadcast EF M Dr Reavis will also speak on What Should We Do With Jesus Monday September 15 Mary Stevens Circle luncheon 1 00 pm at 1100 Forrest Avenue Wednesday September 17 7 00 pm Youth Choir teachers meeting 7 45 pm evening prayer 8 30 pm adult choir practice Thursday September 18 church visitation 5 00 pm dinner 6 30 pm
A mass meeting of the Randolph Baptist Training Union is scheduled for today at 3 p.m. at Trinity Baptist Church. The program promised is described as good and all T s are cordially invited to attend.
Sunday includes church school at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 11 with Dr Roy E Watts preaching on How Do You Talk to Yourself There are nurseries for ages 3 6 and under 3 worship hour Pioneer and Senior High Fellowships meet at 5 Hosts are Mr and Mrs Harry Brown and Mr and Mrs C E Nash Monday features Women of the Church circles meeting Wednesday Hour prayer from 9 to 10 for silent petition and intercession
Church School at Randol and Crestwood Churches scheduled for Sunday September 14 at 9 45 a.m. Gerald N Reiff will deliver the message at Randol in the morning and at Crestwood in the evening at 7 30 p.m.
The church plans a morning sermon themed The Mystery of the Translation at 11 after a 9:45 Sunday school. Evening evangelistic message Andrew Also Bar Joan a at 7:30 with a hymn sing. Fellowship groups 6:30. Francis Louise Cox of French West Africa to speak to the Ladies Missionary Fellowship tonight. Weekly services and youth activities listed through Wednesday.
Willard Payne a Guilford College student minister will deliver the 11 o'clock sermon Sunday morning at Archdale Friends Meeting. Payne grew up in the Archdale community where his father once served as pastor. The public is invited.
Sunday events include church school at 9 45 for all ages and an 11 o clock sermon by Dr Kenneth Goodson on What Makes a Church Vital Nursery care available during the service Vesper at 5 30 led by Vann York with Richard Crowder speaking Children and Youth Choirs perform Miss Charmione aoe directs. MYF at 6 30 led by Mrs Joe geeary Oat Mrs Albert Peele with Barton and Marie Jane. Guild hosts a covered dish in the church hall Wednesday features 9 30 am Life Fellowship in the ladies parlor and 6 30 pm church dinner to honor new members of the church J G Greer of Line Hill provides mountain songs and the Burgess Memorial is noted for the midweek broadcast on APR.
A brief lesson sermon centers on the theme of substance in Christian service. The discourse emphasizes inward character, practical faith, and moral conduct guiding daily life.
Services at 11 a.m. Sunday and 8 p.m. Wednesday. Sunday school meets at 9:45 a.m. for ages up to 20. A Christian Science program airs at 8:15 a.m. on WHPE Enterprise Station the first Sunday each month.
A Sunday school rally homecoming and sanctuary dedication are set for the third Sunday September 21. The program includes a children’s devotional service and a sermon What Value Your Soul by the pastor. Rev and Mrs Archie Argo missionaries to Africa will speak at the evening service. Speakers include Arthur Kirkman of High Point and Solicitor Alley J Hayes of Wilkesboro.
Sunday services include Sunday school at 9 45 a m worship at 11 with sermon Fool s Gold Youth Fellowship at 6 30 p m Minis try and Counsel meet in chapel at 6 30 p m Monday Worker's Council meets at James Mattocks home at 7 30 p m plus discussion of this year s program Christian nurture day features business meeting at 7 p m choir practice at 8 p m
Sunday school starts 9 45 for all ages. Morning worship 11 with Rev Albert S Hale sermon Who has First Place. Nursery open for under 4 Sunbeams 4 to 9. Training Union 6 15 for all ages. Evening worship sermon Idolatry in Our Day.
On Sunday September 14 worship services include communion at 9 30 a m Sunday school at 9 45 morning service at 11 with Pastor Wilbur McFarland preaching Grateful Samaritan based on Luke 17 15 16 MYF choir at 5 45 followed by snacks and meetings Evening worship at 7 30 with sermon Walk in the Spirit from Galatians 5 16 Monday at 7 30 p m the official board meets in Willis Kirby classroom to organize for the new conference year Trustees stewards ex officio stewards and associate stewards urged to attend Wednesday junior choir at 4 p m senior choir at bc meeting con Septal by the pastor at 7 30 p m
The Methodist ministers of High Point and vicinity are asked to meet Monday at 10 in the Memorial Methodist church to discuss church affairs.
Church school starts at 9:45 a.m. and the 11 oclock service features Dr W Arthur Kale speaking on The Diamond Principle from Matthew 1624 26. Evening vesper meditation News of God From a Broken Home follows at 530. Betsy Lewis to lead Youth Fellowship. Monday circles meet with Susanna Wesley class supper at 630 p.m. Irmerte board to hold final meeting at 730 p.m. Choir rehearsals this week noted.
In Wilhelmshaven Germany an 81 year old Sherlock Helmes helped police capture a refugee who pretended to be a U S GI. The man said the imposter wasn’t chewing gum so he deduced he was not American.
David longed to build a temple for Jehovah but was told by Nathan that his successor would. He gathered 30 000 chosen Israelite men to bring the Ark to Jerusalem. An oxen driven cart mishap sparked a solemn moment as David listened to God’s plan for his line and throne.
The account details David bringing the Ark to Jerusalem after a near death incident with the Ark's movement. Obededom prospers as the Ark rests in his house before David resumes plans for a permanent temple and covenant lineage. It reflects Israel's spiritual height at the end of David's 40 year reign.
Harvie Ward Jr. the British Amateur winner last spring will wed Suzanne Rockwell daughter of Mr and Mrs Sidney Daniel Smith of Atlanta. The ceremony is set for Oct 3 at the Cathedral of St Philip with a following reception at Ansley Golf Club. Ward, former national intercollegiate champion, studies brokerage in Atlanta and plans to return to North Carolina to open an office while competing in the Western Amateur quarterfinals in Chicago.
Milwaukee photographer Victor Anderson argues there are few truly beautiful people overall. He says lighting and posing can flatter most faces, but static photographs reveal flaws like crooked noses or uneven eyes that motion hides.
In 1825 Ezra Warren ran a Warren's Corners tavern near Lockport New York. He abandoned liquor after a dream from the Lord. Neighbors' hogs drank the spilled whiskey and brandy, staggered home, and Warren later became a traveling temperance preacher.
Masahara Kube a Tokyo University professor and 1950 Imperial Award recipient will undertake a two year study of ecclesiastical law at St Gregorian University Vatican City on invitation by the Italian government and the Vatican.
A local housewife reports seeing a flying frankfurter over Gadsden Alabama. She described a noise like an airplane and a sausage shaped object turning over the city high above, though she asked for anonymity.
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