Carolina to Begin 1923 Baseball Schedule Amid Scheduling Uncertainty
The University of North Carolina faces delays announcing its 1923 baseball slate due to venue conflicts with a Davidson Easter game and league use of Winston-Salem grounds. UNC plans a March 30 opener in Wilson vs Navy, then meets Maryland in Raleigh, with many games set in Chapel Hill Raleigh Greensboro and other cities. Captain Roy Marrs leads eight returning players including Nel Legan and Shirley McDonald.
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Associated Press
University of North Carolina
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Carolina
Duke
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Winston-Salem
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North Carolina
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Alabama
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Seaso
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Navy
Maryland
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Roanoke College
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Wilkes Forest
Trinity
Durham
Virginia
Chamblottessill
Roy Marrs
Legan
Shirley
McDonald
McGee
Sweetman
Nonner
Bryson
Charters Granted to New Concerns in Feb Listing
Secretary of State grants charters to several firms in North Carolina. Lewis Motor Co. Fayetteville authorized for auto sales and repair with $25,000 capital, $8,000 paid in. incorporators Lewis and Sandlin. Thompson Spring Co. of NC Greensboro forms to make auto parts with $50,000 capital. Levlin Chamblier Leathers of Greensboro as incorporators. Harmony Shirt Mill Co Harmony forms with $100,000 capital. Patterson Gaither Wall of Harmony listed as incorporators. Pearson Co Goldsboro mercantile house with $60,9090 paid in $9,000. Pearson Stevens Taocaine of Goldsboro named incorporators.
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F.C. Levlin
H. M. Chamblier
B. Leathers
Greensboro
Rincipal Incorporators
Harmony Shirt Mill Co
Harmony
Capital Stock
C. E. Patterson
Hounstonville
D. Gaither
J M. Wall
Pearson, C.co
Goldsboro
General Mercantile
I Pearson
Oh. Stevens
Taocaine
Lutherans to Build New Church in Salisbury
The St Aken's Lutheran church of Salisbury announces construction of a new church at the corner of Innes and Church streets. Plans and specifications will be decided upon immediately.
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Saliobury
Staten's Lutheran Church
Innes and
Church Streets
Radio Church May Rise As Campbell Street Paved
J Matt Hedgecock urged the city council to pave Campbell Street from Kennedy to Allred and Allred Street from Campbell to English. The petition was approved and the streets ordered paved. Hedgecock cited growth in Ward 1 and hinted at plans for a radio church in the area to be equipped with radio for members to listen.
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J. Matt Hedgecock
Campbell Street
Kennedy
Allred
Allred Street
Campbell
Broys
Mr. Hedgecock
Hedricks
Graysons
Tadios
Hedgecock
Virginia agents seize four illicit distilleries in Patrick county
State prohibition agents report four large illicit distilleries, ranging from 125 to 175 gallons, were seized in Patrick county, Virginia. No arrests were made.
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Virginia
R. B. Sams
Prohibition Enforcement
Mr. Sims
Patrick County
Organizing 3 basketball zone in Kiffin Rockwell post
The American Legion post at Kiffin Rockwell announces the formation of a three team basketball zone. After several days of practice the unit plans games with other legion teams in the state.
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Sheviti LE
Kiffin Rockwell Post
American Legion
Public hearing on Pasanetank harbor lines proposed
A public hearing on revising the harbor lines of the Pasanetank River at Elizabeth City is scheduled for February 21. The session, announced by BigZARere Guy, sets the framework for city harbor boundary adjustments.
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Bigzarere Guy
Elizabeth Cty
Emmie Harris toCoach Legion Play Mr and Mrs Polly Tickle
Miss Emmie Harris to coach the American Legion play Mr and Mrs Polly Tickle. She will meet the cast tonight at the Elks home. Rehearsals will begin immediately with the cast already selected. Harris represents Wayne Lens company of Atlanta and arrives from Henderson where she coached a previous production.
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Emmie Harris
American Legion
Polly Tickle
Elks
Miss Harris
Wayne 7. Lens
Atlanta
Henderson
Guilford School Produced Noted Scholars and Leaders
The period saw Pendleton R. Ning emerge as a renowned scholar and diplomat while A Marshall Elliott became Johns Hopkins Romance Languages professor and the first American awarded the Legion of Honor. Greensboro families and Guilford founders shaped a community linked to King Hall and Archdale as the college's growth began.
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New Garden
Yearly Meeting of Friends
Founders Hall
Ohio
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
California
Oregon
Guilford College
Pendleton R. Ning
A. Marshall Elliott
Johns Hopkins University
Greensboro
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Guilford
King Hall
Archdale
L. L. Hobbs
Memorial Hall
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Cox Hall
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Alen
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Om Emir
Suinportitie
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Isham Cox
Jonathan IX. Cox
Nereus Mendenhall B
Sheboro
Joseph M. Dixon
Montana
Gilbert Pearson
National Audubon Society
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