Encampment Details for North Carolina Third Regiment
Twelve companies of the Third Regiment National Guard began a ten day encampment at Camp Glenn near Morehead City. Eight hundred men are housed with special trains from Greensboro and Raleigh. features include field maneuvers, target practice, a regimental dance, and governor’s reception. The first encampment runs July 6 to 16 with various companies listed and support from state funds for improvements.
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Governor Commission Names North Carolina Boys to Panam a Pacific Exposition Delegation
Governor Craig selects more than fifty NC Boys Corn Club delegates to represent each county at the Panama Pacific Exposition next year. The list includes Roy Zeb Hornday from Rock Creek and Walter Phillips from Fleetwood among many others spanning Alamance to Yadkin counties.
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