Museum Planned On North Carolina Entrance Of Great Smoky Park
Waynesville reports a 55 page plan to build a Mingus Creek museum on the North Carolina side of Great Smoky Mountains National Park. The museum would span 10 000 to 12 000 square feet with rooms for exhibits, archives, a library including Horace Kephart, crafts displays, and field trips to local mountain sites.
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North Carolina
Great Smoky Mountain Park
Waynesville
North
Carina
Great Smoky
National Park
National Ark Service
Washington
Real Smoky Mountains National Ark
Westrn
Milor
East Tennes
H. C. Wilurn
Westernorth Carolina Committee
Arthur Jupka
Mingus Creek
Piont
Rutherford
Holston
Horace Kephart
Park Service
Cade's Grove
Sugarlands
Greenbriar
Deep Creek
Observations on Yadkin River Weekly Report 1939
Weekly weather and river observations for High Point area on the Yadkin River near Clemmoné. Data include mean temperature 42.8 F, high 66 F, low 21 F, mean humidity 84.5 percent, high 99 percent, low 49 percent, total precipitation 4.13 inches, river stages from 3.45 to 10.76 feet with the peak on the 28th. Prepared by Murray and Flood, Inc.
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Murray and Flood, Inc
High Point
Clemmoné
Styers Ferry
Yadkin River
Sap Sucker Holes Maples and Elms A Guide
Farmers report sap leaking from small trunk holes on maples and Chinese elms caused by a sap sucker woodpecker. Wrapping trunks with burlap protects against further injury, though sap flow is not stoppable. Mild weather and temperature shifts affect sap flow. many trees recover and sugar maples yield sap for syrup without dying.
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F. C. Thomas
Vermont
Louie Beam Hosts Boy Scout Troop Meeting
The Boy Scouts of troop No. 3 from First Baptist church were entertained at Louie Beam's Tipton street home Friday night. Scoutmaster Murray A. Miller led games with prizes going to Earl Gibson for best animal contest and William Craven as high bingo scorer. Each guest received a party souvenir after a treasure hunt.
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First Baptist Church
Louie Beam
Tipton Street
Murray A. Miller
Earl Gibson
William Craven
Fred Flagler
Jimmy Ward
Billy
Gilbert Fergurson
Charles Tabor
Neal Lancaster
Social Roundup From Denton to Winston-Salem
Miss Grace Crater spent Saturday shopping in Winston-Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Clay Loftin and family returned to Greensboro after visiting here. Miss Ruth Morris spent the weekend in Southmont with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Morris. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Burns of Troy were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Hill. Miss Fannis Mae Wilkins also noted.
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Grace Crater
Winston-Salem
Clay Loftin
Greensboro
Ruth Morris
Southmont
G. C. Morris
Local Folks Visit and House Guests Around Town
Monday visits in Asheboro included Miss Pauline Sexton as a guest. James Rush from near Clinton spent the weekend with his brother Lee Rush. C C Adams Jr and wife of Charlotte stayed Tuesday night with Rev and Mrs G L Curry. Mrs W E Hill visited Charlotte Thursday with the Johnsons. The Rushes returned from Florida after a week away. Mrs J A Russell of Troy visited the Hill home for a week. Rome Hardy and family from Lexington visited H P Sexton. Col Crawford and Reid Hedrick of High Point were in town on business Monday. Joe Long and son Bobbie of Southmont spent Sunday afternoon here.
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Asheboro
Pauline Sexton
James Rush
Near
Clinton
Lee Rush
C. C. Adams, Jr
Charlotte
G. L. Curry
W. E. Hill
Edd Johnson
W. H. Rush
Florida
J. A. Russell
Troy
A. L. Hill
Rome Hardy
Lexington
Doctor’s stark verdict reshapes life with looming limits
A patient receives a grave medical assessment that dictates drastic lifestyle changes to slow a fatal condition. The doctor’s guidance implies near total cessation of normal activities to extend life, reframing daily routines and future plans amid pressure to change.
Funeral for Roy Andrews Held This Afternoon
Roy Andrews 25 dies Friday morning at a local hospital. Funeral services set for 2 p m at Sechrest Funeral Home with Rev O L Ruth of First Pilgrim Holiness Church officiating. Burial at Oakwood Cemetery.
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Roy Andrews
Sechrest Funeral Home
O. L. Ruth
First Pilgrim Holiness Church of
High Point
Oakwood Cemetery
Moonlit walks linked to hair beauty in 19th century Italy
A historical belief among Italian women linked walking in moonlight to increased hair beauty. The superstition reflects cultural notions of hair care and lunar influence in that era.
Mars Hill wins top honors in NC Junior College Forensic meet
Mars Hill collected 14 first places to capture the annual North Carolina Junior College Forensic tournament in Charlotte. Boiling Springs finished second with 12 firsts and Brevard third. Mars Hill debater Daphne Perry led with eight wins from 12 contests, followed by Wilma Davidson of Boiling Springs and Dorothy Tomlinson of Mitchell.
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Charlotte
Mars Hill
North Carolina Junior College Forensic Society
Boiling Springs
Brevard
Daphne Perry
Wilma Davidson
Dorothy Tomlinson
Mitchell
Red Cross Meeting Set by High Point Chapter
The executive committee of the High Point chapter of the American Red Cross will meet at the Elwood hotel on Tuesday March 7 at 12 15 o clock.
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RED Cross
High Point
American Red Cross
Elwood Hotel
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Flarilee
Gossar
Gossard
U.S
Harllee
Plarilees
Denton News
By William Ferguson
Leonardo DA Vinci
Christy Mathewson
New York
Mathewson
Phoenix
Plarlee
VOGUE
Clarllee
Mars Hill Annexes
du Barry
Richard Hudnut
Plarilee
Char
Rafield
Millinery Dept
W. L. Mauney
Kirkman
Paris
Harlee
Parllee
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