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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1951
Page
7
A dense directory page lists numerous churches and religious groups with locations and leadership names across the area. Entries mention Adventist, Catholic, Methodist, Lutheran, Presbyterian, and other congregations along with street references such as 25 Willowbrook and 1105 Lake Street.
A fragmented OCR list shows numerous church names such as Baptist Calvary Emmanuel Mt. Olive and St. Luke Sevent h Day, alongside street and avenue designations and personal names like Baker, Waddell, and Leonard. Entry appears as a directory snippet with scattered locations andN names rather than a cohesive narrative.
Several churches report Sunday schedules in morning and evening worships. Wesley Memorial lists multiple choirs, youth activities, and Thanksgiving Day services led by Dr James Cannon Ill from Duke Divinity. Emmanuel, Tabernacle, and other congregations outline classes, fellowship events, and midweek prayer sessions with Rev. Eddy joining First Church of God for a November revival.
Church School at Randolph and Crestwood Churches on Sunday November 18 at 9 45 a m Morning Worship at 11 00 a m and Evening Worship at Randolph Church at 7 30 p m Mr Howard Pancoast will lead both services The Pioneer young people of local church announce program plans.
A National Council report finds some areas show friendlier, better treatment of migrant workers and families, yet many remain outcasts amid harvest cycles. The study notes over a million seasonal workers move for crops while facing hunger and exclusion. civic groups and churches expand aid as mobile camps and wagons provide basic services.
Phoenix milkman Roy Mallory recalls notes left in milk bottles by customers and fellow drivers. He cites examples asking for more milk, thanking the milkman, and requests about deliveries.
Public financial filing for High Point Savings & Trust Co of High Point North Carolina shows total deposits of 9 898 422 04 and total liabilities plus capital accounts 104 785 896 62 as of October 10 1951. Bank officers attest to accuracy including cashier N W Garland and directors R R Ragan and Robert Davis with notary Bessie A Foster notarizing November 1951.
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