Excerpt from Natural Resources, Vol. 1: May 19, 1923

It is to be supposed that the modern Green Point boasts a main street sufficiently bright with electricity to be known as the local White Way.

It is more than probable that its domestic gas is derived from sources far removed from the Deep River field.

At the same time, it was to Moore County that Green Point looked when it had its first impulse to become really modern, according to the standards of its day.

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