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for The State Vol. 19 Issue 33, Jan 1952
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Under the leadership of an evangelistic Texas pastor, High Point's Green Street Church piles record on record of church attendance and baptisms.
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In 1929, persistent, stubborn B.B. Dougherty installed a tiny, one-woman music department at the college he founded - Appalachian State Teachers College at Boone. Twelve years and a couple of wars and depressions later, the dream of a useful and nationally recognized music department has come true.
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Charlotte College, which owes its existence to the backwash of one war, is finding its growth impeded by the possibilities of a new one.
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13734
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What do Southerners do with this unique marsupial? They have come up with special ways to make this animal a delicious meal.
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Arnold Schiffman is not content to sell gems - he studies them, pursues them around the globe, and tells the world about them.
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It started when a North Carolinian started messing with an old battery - now BOB BROWN'S SCIENCE CIRCUS, a television program, is nationally known.
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13737
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Do you remember Allenton? The promised canal never came, but the lake did, and covered the town forever.
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13738
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North Carolina's only surviving plane line got into the air after years of struggle. Today, Piedmont is one of the state's shining success stories.
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