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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1954

Page

32

Interracial merger formed among High Point ministers

In High Point the White High Point Ministers' Association and the Negro Interdenominational Ministers' Union voted to merge into a single interracial body, the High Point Ministers' Alliance, effective January 1, 1955. The move follows years of collaboration on Bible instruction and Brotherhood Week activities, reflecting internal drive rather than external pressure.

Mously High Nt Ministers’ Alliance High Point Ministers’ Association Lloyd Sechriest First Evangelical and Reformed Church W. S. McLeod Brooks Memorial Meist Church High Point Lexington Statesville Supreme Court High Po Point Ministers’ Association Ministers’ Union Mr. McLeod Public Religious Education Council YMCA H. Millard Jones Springfield Friends Church A. Speight St. Stephens Methodist Church High Point Ministers’ Alliance Ministers Alliance Ministers’ Alliance

Thomasville Plans Bond for Sewage Upgrades and Watershed

Thom asville officials consider a 350000 bond issue to enlarge the sewage disposal plants add a filter plant and build a watershed with Lexington to curb pollution of Abbotts Creek and streams feeding the Yadkin River basin. Public hearing set for June 18 in Concord to discuss water pollution across nine counties.

Thomasville Lexington Carl C. Wilson North Carolina Stream Sanitation Commission Yadkin River Nto Hunts Creek Hambys Creek Abbotts Creek Swearing Creek High Rock Lake High Point Rich Fork Creek Commission George L. Hundley Hundley Greensboro Wilson Concord Davidson Rowan Randolph Cabarrus Mecklenburg Stanly Guilford Montgomery Union

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