Minutemen Strive To Save North Carolina Historic Structures
In Raleigh the Minuteman Committee seeks to preserve endangered historic buildings across North Carolina. Projects include Mosby Hall, Michael Brown House, Bath’s old town, the Marsh House, Cross Creek, Old Brunswick excavations, Gov Aycock home restorations, and a planned museum complex. Chairwomen are Mrs. Ralph Hanes and Mrs. J. C. Tally Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Minuteman
Ernest L. Ives
North Carolina Society For the Preservation On Antiquities
State Department of Archives and History
Minutemen
Gath
Ering
North Carolina
Mosby
Littleston
Michael Brown
Salisbury
Rowan County Museum
Brown
Bath
Beaufort County
Marsh
Fayetteville
Cross Creek
Old Brunswick
Cape Fear
Southport
Brunswick
Ralph Hanes
Winston Salem
Minuteman Committee
J. C. Tally Jr
Judges Taken By Mrs Davis Camellia Tops South Carolina Show
Mrs D W Davis won top honors with a pale pink camellia measuring five by three inches in the eighth annual South Carolina Camellia Society Show held in Charleston. Exhibitor Paul Milliken of Hamlet N C won for the bloom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
S.C
D. W. Davis
South Carolina
Paul Milliken
Hamlet
N.C
N. Gruber Sires
American Camellia Society
Jean May
C. K. Clark
North Charleston
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Kerr Oil CO
Broad ST
Summerville
Diddy Mealing
Frank Dows
Charlotte
Mansfield Lattimer
Rock Hill
H. E. Ashby
Cecil C. Morris
Greenville
Ellington
Main ST
Numa F. Reid Lodge
Emergent Communication
Arnold J. Koonce, Jr
Edward G. Updegrove
Sec'y
Trailer Court
Kivett Drive Bridge
Indu
Is. Tractors
Dumont Televisions
Television Sales & Service
Malpass & Kearns
Kingan & Morrell Pride
Pillsbury & Ballards
Maxwell House
Pepperidge Farm Chicken
Turkey
Hormel Dairy
Strietmann Pecan Sandies
Py Mera Sie
Pere Pe