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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1954
Page
2
Rev. Paul Dannenfeldt of Gary Indiana will arrive in High Point to lead Grace Lutheran. He and his wife and child will reside at 808 Centennial Ave and be officially welcomed in the installation service on September 26.
Distinguished visitor Dr T S Paulus renowned religious and political leader from India will speak at a 7 50 p m vesper service. He recently attended events in Evanston Illinois and is delivering tonight’s address at Lenoir Rhyne College with a planned appearance at Envy manuell Lutheran next Wednesday.
Home of tce feesart on Hodgins Street hosts a hamburger fry for Young Adults on evees at o'clock. All young married couples in the area are urged to attend for an evening of fellowship and good food.
The Seventh Biennial meeting of the Southern Synodical Women’s Guild of the United Church will be at Mt Church Route 1 Whitsett on May 21–22. Registration starts 1 30 p m with the first session at 2 30 p m The fellowship meal is at Alamance School Cafeteria at 6 p m The night session begins at 9 30 a m with a Communion Service Mrs Jr will display pictures from her visit to the United Nations during the report portion
The Evangelical and Reformed Church will meet at First Church in Winston-Salem on Wednesday at 6 30 p m. After the banquet local church leaders will give talks and demonstrate how the church transacts its business. Members officers of the Womens Guild Youth Fellowship the Brotherhood and all committees in the Southern Synod are invited.
In the wake of Rev. Lloyd Garner Jr.'s absence a layman leads the service. Garner is identified as a student at Wake Forest and a pastor.
A fragment notes events at St. Catherine's Ladies Lounge at 3 p.m. and St. Anne's gathering at 8 p.m. hosted by Mrs. Sydney, with events centered around private social activities at church-affiliated venues.
A mixed list of puzzle items including Dutch Revue 1 Holland notes and various numbered clues for words such as Aerify Note in Guido's scale Tupian Indian Russian river Rivervalle Island Fr It is a mem of the Nations Bowling Clear Son of Seth Bib with scattered numeric hints and incomplete entries.
Puzzle clues list with numbered entries and partial words. The reader is asked to solve for missing words matching provided hints such as famous English school, Greek god of war, Dutch city, and eras.
Sunday 9 45 am Sunday School 11 am Meeting for worship sermon topic can Did You That Way 2 30 pm Visiting committee at Reid Mendenhall home celebrating Josie Mendenhall 90th birthday 6 30 pm Youth Fellowship recreation room 7 30 pm Choir practice Auditorium Monday Night Circle United Society of Friends Women Recreation Room Tuesday 7 30 pm Afternoon Circle United Society of Friends Women home of Verna Mendenhall 7 30 pm Home Prayer meetings
The notice outlines church events with Evangelist Jarrell leading Sunday at 9:45 am and 11 am services, plus a Wednesday program at 7 pm including choir, Bible study, and praise service.
Morning worship at 6 30 p m Young People service at 7 30 p m Ladies Missionary Society program Monday choir meeting Wednesday prayer meeting Joint meeting of Sunday School teachers at the church with J Clarence Phaup of Lord as speaker.
Homecoming Day events are set for Glenola Church on Sunday with a 9 45 a m arrival for morning worship at 11 a m. Dinner will follow and Rev Cecil leads the services and church activities.
A local event is planned with Chesnut and Rockford at 8 p.m. at a venue on Whe Mere near Qub. Mrs. Russell Neece will host the Monday session and provide information at the house.
A Green Street Baptist women group hosts Miss Highfill a graduate of Meredith College and Carver School of Missions who served in Osaka and Tokyo. She will show colored slides documenting educational evangelistic work in Japan followed by a reception for members to meet her.
Youth Sunday service to morrow at 7 30 p m at Em Sponsored ee eee a the young will include the installation of junior and senior
Sunday activities include Sunda School session at 9 30 am Morning worship at 9 am Junior Choir at 5 30 pm Junior Youth Fellowship and Mary Martha Ladies Missionary Prayer Mens pre service prayer at 7 30 pm Evangelistic service Wednesday features midweek praise prayer and Bible study at 7 30 pm Friday closes with Cottage Prayer Meeting.
The schedule lists Sunday programs with 9:45 am Church School and 11 am Morning worship. Broadcast of the service on WNOS. Evening events include 6:30 pm Senior and Pioneer Fellowships and a film, plus Saturday 6 pm men’s picnic at Koonts Farm.
An OCR fragment notes a 9:45 am service time with a morning worship gathering and a church approaching its next religious observance.
Sunday morning radio program and Sunday School canceled. Sunday evening service. Monday study group. Wednesday officers and teachers training at 7 15 p m and 7 45 p m prayer meeting.
A church listing shows services at 9 45 am and 1 30 pm on Sunday and 7 0 pm Wednesday. A youth service titled Partners is planned with speaker Dr T. President of a Christian college in Guntur India. Thursday features 7 30 pm senior choir rehearsal.
The notice outlines Sunday events including 9:45 am Sunday School 11 am worship with the sermon A That Cannot Be Shaken, a youth fellowship planning session at Mrs Evan Yamoe Greate Choir led by Mrs Evan, 6 pm program My Suggestions for the New Year, 6:30 pm Adult Bible catechism, plus Monday Circle meetings and a Friday seminar in Christian Education for Young Ministers.
Sunday offerings include 9 45 am Church School 11 am Minister sermon titled The Magnificent Obsession 5 pm Youth Choir 6 pm Youth followed by MV E and Missionary Society Guild covered dish dinner in the church dining room 7 pm Boy Scouts and Visitation. Tuesday features 4 pm Intermediate class 3 45 pm Evening broadcast on WMFR Primary Choir practice at 3 pm and 7 pm.
Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru says it hurts him to address Parliament in English but must. He faces criticism for not using Hindi and notes a third of Parliament would not understand him. He states English can be used as a working language until 1964.
Indonesian President Soekarno, a pioneering revolutionary leader, reportedly married a divorcee and mother of five in a Moslem ceremony last June. His first wife Fasaawell and other married women are said to be considering divorce, triggering feminist protests and club meetings.
Sunday includes Church School at 9:45 and Morning worship with the measure of success. Evening programs follow vespers. Weekday events feature moana supper, Carillon Choir, Wesley Class dinner, prayer breakfasts, and MYF activities at Wesley Hall Memorial Chapel and other church locations.
The church holds its annual business meeting followed by a minister's anniversary sermon titled Our Ambition For You. A basket dinner is served after the morning service. Youth Fellowship is at 6:30 p.m. Prayer bands at 7 p.m. Evangelistic service at 7:30 p.m. Subject Sleeping Saints. Next week features a vocal music service and a continued series through Sunday.
Faith Baptist announces Sunday schedule with Sunday school at 9 45 a m morning service at 11 a m and evening worship at 7 p m Revival services begin Sunday and will continue thereafter with ongoing events and training unions to follow.
Sunday services include 9 45 am and 10 40 am Sunday School. The pastor Hershel M Hill leads a witch themed event. Evening activities include 6 45 pm Youth Fellowship and 7 30 pm Youth Choir rehearsal. Tuesday features 6 30 pm Adult Choir rehearsal.
Sunday 9 45 a m Sunday service The Church Of God Moves On Dinner on the cone at 1 p m Afternoon service 2 30 p m Rev Bradock to speak 6 30 p m Young people service 7 30 p m Evangel service Old and New Covenant.
The text discusses following Christian rules to improve character and cites Jesus answering Peter about forgiveness. It notes forgiveness as unlimited, citing a parable of a servant who owed a vast debt that could not be repaid and the master’s mercy in the narrative.
A devotional piece urges readers to love enemies as Jesus taught and forgive as God forgives us. It cites John 4 7 and other biblical verses, noting adults struggle to forget, while true mercy mirrors the Father in Heaven.
The Rev. Ben C. Fisher, administrative assistant to the president of Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary, Wake Forest College, will be guest minister at First Baptist Church tomorrow. He will speak at morning and evening services and has pastored in New Hampshire and previous state fields. Dr. J. E. Rawlinson is set to take the church’s new pastorate on October 1 after services led by Fisher on September 26.
Sunday schedule lists times for meetings and services including Superintendents meeting at 9 15 a m Sunday School at 9 40 a m Morning worship broadcast on WNOS at 10 55 a m Youth Choir at 5 p m Evening worship at 7 30 p m and various Union and G A activities. The week includes Training Union sessions Tuesday and late Thursday visits and banquets.
Mary Jones recounts speaking in a large Negro church and sensing Jesus rewrite her speech to focus on witnessing rather than eloquence. She recalls a tender blessing from a sister, the oneness of believers beyond color, and the race problem solved by being one in Him. The piece also notes pain and healing as part of humble service and ends with a Daily Thought about simple loving hearts.
Sunday timetable lists 9:45 Sunday School 11:00 worship 6:15 Training Union 7:30 Evening worship plus 7:30 prayer meeting at the church contradicts a typo. The notices indicate regular weekly services and prayer time.
The notice lists church events including Christian Endeavor junior group at 6 45 p m junior choir at 7 15 p m evening worship 7 45 p m mid week prayer 7 45 p m senior choir 7 p m and Friday Bible class at Frances home at 8 p m Haworth Wednesday 7 p m and 7 45 p m sessions are shown for mid week events.
A church weekly timetable lists services led by the Rev Ben C Fisher including Sunday School at 11 am and Morning Worship. Activities cover chorale choir, youth groups, prayer meetings, study courses and evangelistic events with guest Roy Dorsett as chalk artist and Rev Neil Arm also noted.
The Rev. George H. a. McRee, a Lafayette Georgia native, will assume the Archdale Church of the Nazarene pastorate at the 11 am service tomorrow. He succeeds Rev. L. J. Scherrer and has pastored in Augusta and Ta Ta, directed a Sunday annex build, and is married with a seven year old.
The Methodist church posts a Sunday service at 9:45 followed by 11 am worship and sermon Making Life Worth be by the pastor. An evening 7:30 activity, picnic shelter gathering, and McFarland Class meeting with Miss Davis at William and Mary Apts. Wednesday brings choir rehearsal at 8.
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