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The Lutheran Pioneer St. Louis — 1932, Sheet 182
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THE LUTHERAN PIONEER
school, 61. Property: Church-school.
to be built this summer.
9. Mount Pleasant, N.C. Founded 1893. Mis-
sionary: Melvin Holsten, vacancy pastor. The con-
gregation numbers 53 souls (decrease of 6), 28
communicant and 10 voting members. The Sunday-
school has an enrolment of 13 pupils. Property:
Church, school, and parsonage.
10. New Bern, N.C. Founded 1928. Served
by students from Immanuel Lutheran College since
April, 1932. The congregation numbers 45 souls
(increase of 25), 5 communicant and 2 voting
members.
11. Salisbury, N.C. Founded 1895. Mission-
ary: Felton Vorice. The congregation numbers 94
souls (increase of 24), 52 communicant and 14 vot-
ing members. The day-school has an enrolment of
84; the Sunday-school, 50. Property: Church and
school.
12. Catawba, N.C. Founded 1895. Missionary :
Felton Vorice. The congregation numbers 23 souls
(no increase), 10 communicant and 2 voting mem-
bers. Property: Church. :
13. Conover, N.C. Founded 1904. Missionary:
Felton Vorice. The congregation numbers 14 souls
(increase of 11), 3 communicant and 1 voting
member. Property: Church.
14. Drys Schoolhouse, or St. Peter’s. Founded
1897. Missionary: Fred Foard. The congregation
numbers 48 souls (increase of 3), 27 communicant
and 9 voting members. The Sunday-school has an
enrolment of 35 pupils. Property: Church.
15. Rockwell, N.C. Founded 1893. Mission-
ary: Fred Foard. The congregation numbers 55
souls (increase of 7), 30 communicant and 11 vot-
ing members. The day-school has an enrolment
of 21; the Sunday-school, 40. Property: Church-
school.
16. Bostian Cross Roards, N.C. Founded 1904.
Missionary: Fred Foard. The congregation num-
bers 47 souls (increase of 3), 30 communicant and
9 voting members. The Sunday-school has an en-
rolment of 30 pupils. Property: Church.
1%. Gold Hill, N.C. Founded 1893. Mission-
ary: Fred Foard. The congregation numbers 32
souls (no increase), 22 communicant and 6 voting
members. The Sunday-school has an enrolment of
24 pupils. Property: Church.
18. High Point, N.C. Founded 1908. Mission-
ary: J. T. Shufelt. The congregation numbers 91
souls (increase of 34), 31 communicant and 13 vot-
Parsonage
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ing members. The day-school has an enrolment
of 56; the Sunday-school, 84. Property: Church.
19. Winston-Salem, N.C. Founded 1913. Mis-
sionary: J. A. Hunt. The congregation numbers
59 souls (increase of 13), 41 communicant and 17
voting members. The Sunday-school has an enrol-
ment of 41 pupils. Property: Church.
20. Greensboro, N.C. Founded 1893. Mission-
ary: P. D. Lehman. The congregation numbers
184 souls (decrease of 2), 107 communicant and 21
voting members. The day-school has an enrolment
of 131; the Sunday-school, 187. Property: Church-
school. The congregation is growing steadily.
Chapel in Yonkers, N. Y.
21. Southern Pines, N.C. Founded 1898. Mis-
sionary: W. Pledger. The congregation numbers
87 souls (decrease of 2), 17 communicant and
4 voting members. The Sunday-school has an en-
rolment of 27 pupils. Property: Church.
22. Meherrin, Va. Founded 1883. Missionary:
Lawrence Dorpat. The congregation numbers 125
souls (increase of 18), 61 communicant and 20 vot-
ing members. The day-school, taught by Pastor
Dorpat, has an enrolment of 38; the Sunday-
school, 38. Property: Church-school, parsonage,
and 28 acres of land.
23. Baltimore, Md. Founded 1929. Mission-
ary: Joseph Schlichting. The congregation num-
bers 32 souls (increase of 14), 11 communicant and
5 voting members. The Sunday-school has an en-
tolment of 60 pupils. Services are held in the
Y. M. C. A. building.