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for The State Vol. 13 Issue 4, June 1945
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14495
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An extensive recreational program, in which adults and children a like are participating, is working out in splendid fashion in the Craven County capital of New Bern.
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14496
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The Uwharries Mountains are located mainly in Stanly, Montgomery, and Randolph Counties. These little mountains aren't very high, but all the same, there's a quiet loveliness about their gently rounded contours which gives them a charm all their own.
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14497
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After the war, no community in western North Carolina will fail to be touched and changed by the drawing power of the Blue Ridge Parkway and the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
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14498
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Henry Jerome Stockard was a man who lived a beautiful life. Although his writings were not many, they are regarded as being the most beautiful poetry ever composed in North Carolina.
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14499
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The Advertising Division of the Department of Conservation and Development has prepared a list of the points of interest in each of North Carolina's counties.
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