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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1943
Page
2
A group of residents recites the pledge of allegiance to the flag, affirming loyalty to the United States and the ideals of liberty and justice for all during a civic gathering. The ceremony emphasizes national unity and shared civic duty among attendees.
The article reflects on the Sept 26 International Uniform Lesson Deuteronomy chapter themes. It recounts Moses reviewing Israelite history from Egypt to the 40th year, the choice of wise men, spying the land, and the Lord guiding marches. It notes the conquest of Sihon and Og, land division among tribes, Moses’ plea to enter Canaan, and his death in Moab with his burial hidden.
Local church notices outline service times and leadership for Lutheran Grace Emmanuel and Srentwood, including Sunday schools at 9:45 or 11:00 a.m. and evening services. Episcopal St Marys features services at 8:00 and 11:00 a.m. Weekday choir and prayer times noted. U S Army feet sizes range from 18 to 22.
The piece lists multiple Wesleyan Methodist churches with pastors and weekly schedules. Rev. N C Connor at Ennis Street holds Sunday school 9 45 a m preaching 11 00 a m W Y P S 6 30 p m Geraldin Richardson president Evening service 7 30 p m. Hayworth 517 Newton St Rev B H Phaup Sunday school 9 45 a m Morning service 11 00 Evangelistic service Sept 12 through 26 W Y P S 6 p m Mid week prayer 7 15 p m. Pastor W M Phaup 9 45 Sunday school superintendent Rev C T Steele 11 a m worship 6 30 p m W Y P S 7 30 p m Sermon 7 30 p m Wed prayer 7 30 p m Fri cottage prayer service.
Sunday school superintendent J. R. Young presides as Rev. Hoyt Lee Fesperman leads morning service at 11 00 o clock Youth Fellowship meets at 6 30 p m TUTTLE Mission at 1209 Park Street hosts Sunday school at 2 09 p m and afternoon service at 3 00 p m all in the same community.
Churches publish sermon topics in the regular Saturday directory and submit changes to The Enterprise by 9 a.m. each Saturday. Special church events appear on the religious page weekly. Cooperation is requested to provide complete material before the deadline.
The notice lists ministers, Sunday school directors, and service times for numerous churches including Oak Grove, Pisgah, West End, Jewel, Green Street, Pilot View, North Main, South Side, Temple Baptist, Second, First Christian, and many more. It details Sunday worships, Sunday school, BTU, midweek prayers, vesper services, and special revival or preaching dates in a compact community bulletin style.
Morning service at 11 a.m. Testimonial meetings every Wednesday at 8 p.m. Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. Reading room open Wednesday and Friday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
The Church of Living God Macedonia at 1105 Lake Street lists Rev W L Hicks as pastor. Sunday services at 11:00 AM and 7:30 PM with Friday 7:30 PM service. Sunday school superintendent Rev John Pugh W R Jones and choir activities include Junior Choir at 2:00 PM and general choir practice 6:30 PM. Prayer meetings occur Wednesday 7:30 PM and Cottage Prayer Friday 7:30 PM.
South Hamilton Street O L Ruth pastor Sunday school 945 morning worship 11 P Y P 8 615 pm Wednesday prayer service Pentecostal Highland Avenue Thomas T Lindsey minister M M Strother superintendent PHLY S8 6 pm Evening service 7 pm Mid week prayer 7 30 pm
The annual promotion day service of the First Methodist Church school will be held Sunday with a special program in the assembly room at 9 45. All departments will participate and graduates will receive certificates from Mrs T R Ballard superintendent.
Mayor Arnold J. Koonce proclaims September 26 to October 3 as Religious Emphasis Week in High Point. A committee appointed by the North Carolina Council of Churches led by W. T. Powell and P. E. Lindley will sponsor the movement with services across city churches and a call for family participation.
Sunday morning service combines rally and Harvest Home observance at the First Evangelical and Reformed Church. Miss Ollie Sherrill will speak. Sunday school meets at 9:45 and 10:30 with a unified service in the auditorium. Canned goods donations go to Nazareth Orphans Home near Rockwell. attendees receive rally day tags.
The life-span of a soldier's pair of shoes may be as much as two months in some areas and only two weeks in others, reflecting differing conditions and wear.
A compiled list of Sunday worship times and activities from numerous churches including First Baptist Rev W F Elliott St Mark Methodist Calvary Baptist Pilgrim Congregational Mt Vernon Baptist Christ the King Church and others. Morning services range 9:45 to 11:30 withSunday schools and evening services often at 6 or 7:30. Also notes weekday masses and special events across Catholic Protestant Holiness and Adventist denominations.
WSJS presents a 1943 Saturday program slate listing multiple show blocks and sports. Highlights include Pittsburgh Notre Dame football, Abie's Irish Rose, Grand Ole Opry, Truth or Consequences, and Million Dollar Band with Esso Reporter segments through the evening.
Reverend Robert J. MacMillan leads services at Park and Green Streets. Confessions are Saturday from 7 30 to 8 30. Holy masses are at 9 and 11 a.m. Morning vice at 11 a.m.
Service men from Ward Street Methodist Church and community will be honored at the evening service on Sunday September 26. Parents and other relatives of men in government service have a special invitation.
A dense list of radio program slots notes Sept 25 Eastern Time with varying segments: Victory Orchestra, science adventures, CBS News, live sports football to be announced, Navy bulletin, Three Suns Trio, Chips Davis drama, News Time, Prayer and forum, Voice from Alaska, World News, and late night variety shows. The grid shows multiple networks, host names, and series like Ellery Queen, Grand Old Opry, Truth or Consequence, and National Barn Dance along with music, drama, and quiz programs.
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