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for The State Vol. 2 Issue 30, Dec 1934
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Henderson describes what celebrating Christmas was like in North Carolina during the ante-bellum days.
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Bryant continues his series of articles, this time recounting a stormy period in North Carolina politics and the part Marion Butler played in it. Butler was an agrarian leader and United States Senator.
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Postmaster Warren S. Alexander presides over the smallest post office in the country. Located at Grimshaws near the Jackson-Macon county line, the small building has a working space of six by five feet and serves ten families. However, business picks up during the hunting and summer seasons. Alexander has been distributing the mail since 1914.