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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1945
Page
3
In Genesis 43 44 Judah leads pleas to spare Benjamin and stay as a servant to save their father Jacob Israel. He offers himself in place of the younger brother after Benjamin’s cup is found, showing deep contrition and responsibility for their family fate.
Six of ten of the 37 million occupied dwellings in the United States in 1944 had mechanical refrigeration. The era saw about 15 million dollars spent, accounting for roughly 44 percent of the total.
Durham announces the tenth annual busi ness session of the North Carolina Council of Churches at Guilford College on September 25 with 125 lay and clerical representatives from 17 denominations. Pre council meetings will occur September 24 at First Presbyterian in Greensboro. Dr John R Cunningham of Davidson College is named president of the council.
The Raleigh White Ministerial Association backed eight objectives to improve race relations over five years. They urge interracial minister meetings, study groups, sermons on race, a yearly week highlighting Negro contributions, and proportional Negro representation on civic committees. Large attendance marked the session.
R B Lemmon and Miss Jessie Trout will address eleven pre day Fellowship Meetings for Disciples of Christ across North Carolina beginning Sunday Sept 16 at Fairfield. The tour covers Athens Chapel Plymouth Williamston Red Oak Southwest Broad Creek Beulah Mill Creek Rest Day and Poplar Springs with talks on home and world missions religious education and women's work. Trout will host an open forum on Japan after twelve years in Akita Japan.
The Woman's auxiliary fund for the historical foundation on Presbyterian Assembly grounds in Montreat nears completion with less than $2,000 still needed. Donations totaling over $23,000 have been raised from the auxiliary and other sources, with $17,000 more sought for bookstacks and $8,000 for furniture and an elevator. The project seeks a third $25,000 contribution from individuals and churches to finalize the funding.
Revival at Green Street Baptist Church will run through next week with daily services at 10:00 a.m. and 7:45 p.m. Dr Solomon F Dowis of the Southern Baptist convention leads preaching with nightly topics listed for each session. Tennessee is reported as the leading state by European wild boar numbers with about 500 in the herd. New Hampshire also reported a herd.
Rev Paul Tudor Jones of First Presbyterian speaks on The Church Must Understand Herself at 11 00 Sunday. Miss Margaret Barrier leads am service. Supper at 6 00. First Methodist minister Wilson O Weldon preaches The New Life at 11 00. Dorothy Wells sings Repeat Ye. Wesley Memorial hosts second Associated service at 7 30 with Weldon preaching Victory Through Suryel Youth Fellowship meet 6 00 Jeanne Teague leads. Workers Conference supper Monday 6 30. Rev Elwood Carroll of Leaksville to speak. Board of stewards call meeting Monday 7 30 in ladies parlor.
Holy communion begins at 8 o clock Sunday morning at St. Marys Episcopal Church Church school is scheduled for 9 45 Ante communion litany and sermon follow at 11 o'clock.
Saint Dunstan Boy Choristers will perform Alleluia Praised Be God by Bach Sunday morning at 11. Saint Mary's choir presents a program of church music Sunday afternoon at 5 including Healey Willan Te Deum Laudamus Noel Noel Noel Father Finn Jesu Joy of Man's Desiring Maunder O Thou Whose Sweet Opinion Gounod Christ Our Passover Schilling as the season opening concert open to the public.
Morning worship Sunday at 11 00 led by Rev Hoy L Fesperman with the choir singing Seek and Ye Shall Find by Wilson The service opens the Crusade For Christ program with a 630 social room gathering Evening worship at 730 with the pastor delivering the message and the choir singing the anthem Did You Think to Pray Prayer service Wednesday at 730.
The Rev. R Kaolan Benfield pastor of the First Baptist church of Hickory will preach at both services this Sunday marking a full day of worship and instruction for parishioners and visitors alike.
The 11 o clock service will explore What It Costs To Be A Christian and the 8 o clock service What Is Your Life. Benfield assists Rev W Wilbur Hutchins in evangelistic services with nightly sermons at 7 30. Sunday school starts at 9 45 with Dr F Clayton in charge. A 3 00 mass meeting for men and boys will be led by Dr S F Dowis in the church auditorium. Public invited.
Morning service at 11:00 at Central Friends Church with Cecil E. Haworth speaking on Building Bridges Into a Better World. Young Friends at 6:30, evening worship 6:30, Boy Scouts Monday 7:00, pastoral committee September meeting after evening worship, monthly meeting Wednesday 7:30, all day sewing bee in the annex Monday 10:00 with units to service committee.
The congregation hosts Rev. Wilson O. Weldon for a sermon titled Victory Through Surrender at 8:00. An 11:0 event lists church meetings including Stewards' meeting and quarterly conference at 7:30 followed by Victory hour with Some Unfashionable Words in Religion. Thursday features education board meeting at 5:30 and Workers' council supper at 6:15.
Ration Roundup notes Book four red fats stamps through dates A1 to Q1. meat dealers keep 2 red points per pound fat turned in. Sugar Book four stamp 38 valid through Dec 31 for five pounds. stamp 37 to be invalid. Shoes Book three airplane stamps 1 2 2 4 valid indefinitely. OPA has no plans to cancel stamps.
Yom Kippur the Jewish Day of Atonement falls Sunday night September 16 and all day Monday September 17. Observances include prayer fasting and repentance with Kol Nidrei on the eve and a service marking forgiveness and individual responsibility. The Book of Jonah is read and a memorial Kadish is offered for the righteous of all nations. Bnai Israel schedules Sunday 7 pm sermon Those Who Forgive and Monday 8 am services all day with Rabbi Mauskoff leading Facing God.
The Academy of Medicine warns of a serious drug shortage in France. Professor Fabre calls for immediate ships to import emergency drug supplies and coal to restart French pharmaceutical production. The note also mentions a medieval claim about mosquitoes as malaria agents.
A King Features Syndicate 1945 piece explains gasoline vapors irritate lungs and mucous membranes and can affect the brain. It cites dizziness headaches and faintness, possible collapse, and stresses ventilation, skin protection with lanolin oil cream, and prompt outdoor exposure if symptoms appear.
Dr Barstow outlines a $221250 reconstruction plan for war ruined Protestant churches in Holland Germany and Belgium with American churches asked to contribute $127500. Funds will support temporary wooden churches literature bicycles and equipment in Sweden Switzerland and England backs the rest. Gandhi's birthday verses and postwar Lutheran social welfare push follow.
Homecoming and rally day begin with a basket lunch at noon at the Masonic Temple meeting church. Sermons at 11 a m and 2 30 p m by Joe seph David Boyd titled Gods Call to You and Me and The Religion of a Cross.
Ocean travel in the future may be easier as ships fitted with fins cut seasickness. Clyde experiments by British shipbuilders show fins are practicable. Stabilizing devices already tested on British sloops and destroyers during the war years.
In 1678 the aggregate value of all the estates in New York province was 750000 dollars and a planter with 1500 dollars or a merchant with 3000 dollars was counted as a rich man.
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