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for The State Vol. 2 Issue 18, Sept 1934
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Abstract:
Jutaculla Rock, a boulder measuring forty feet around and covered with petroglyphs, sits near Cowarts in Jackson County. The rock is the largest example of a petroglyph in the state. How old the petroglyphs are, who carved them, and what their meaning is, is unknown.
Abstract:
One of aviation's great early heroes was Belvin W. Maynard, who was born in Morven in 1892. An Army Air Service officer in World War I and a ministerial student at Wake Forest Theological School, he planned to return to the ministry after the war, but the call of flying was too strong. Maynard won the first coast-to-coast air race in 1919 and was later killed in a plane crash in 1922.