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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1963

Page

37

Wide Salvation Army Program Serves City Community

Army unit led by William Booth’s tradition emphasizes both physical and spiritual regeneration. The High Point Corps runs welfare interviews, food and shelter aid, and youth programs including Girl Guards and Sunbeams. A large staff supports music, recreation, and leadership training at the Citadel with a $10,000 bath house project completed in 1961.

Army Capt Leonard

THIS n' THAT Offer Sparks Political Satire in Town

A local column riffs on campaign spending and voter confusion after a mother funds a candidate, primaries reveal ticket splitting myths, Jackie Kennedy pregnancy rumors spark gossip, a bootlegger joke links phone mix ups to Judge Haworth, a child fumes about a pool cue shiner, and a church christening ends with a child declaring crucifixion foil.

Kitzoner Byron

Army Reports 1962 Services

Emergency relief and welfare activities track 1962 services including lodging meals groceries fuel rent clothing shoes medicine furniture and clothing distributions. Boys club and youth work sections show classes meetings and attendance figures.

Salvation Army Origins and American Arrival Timeline

The Salvation Army began in 1865 in London under William Booth. It grew from a small tent revival to an international movement, facing persecution before expanding to the United States with open air missions in Philadelphia and New York by 1880. Presidental endorsements followed from Grover Cleveland in 1886 and have continued since.

Salvation Army William Booth London Halleluia Army Booth The Christian Mission Salvation England Philadelphia Eliza Shirley George Scott Railton New York United States America Cleveland Army

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