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for The State Vol. 7 Issue 29, Dec 1939
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15242
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Miss Ella Butler of the Moravian settlement of Old Salem is making candles, a definite harbinger of Christmas. For about two months before Christmas, Miss Ella busies herself with her annual task of making by hand, in exactly the same holds and in the same manner as they were made in 1766, the more than 10,000 candles used for the Moravian Christmas Love Feast observed by all the churches of the Southern Moravian Province comprising North Carolina and Virginia.
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15243
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One by one the traditional institutions of rural life pass away; belonging to this class are the mills, now so nearly extinct which once were found on nearly every stream, large or small throughout the Piedmont section of North Carolina.
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17587
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Sidney Blackmer was born in Salisbury and came to Hollywood a few years ago having built a long and successful stage career. He has had a successful movie career and is known for his many portrayals of the of the 26th President, Theodore Roosevelt.
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17588
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Goerch details a car trip along the new Skyline Drive from Low Gap to Deep Gap, starting in Mount Airy. Along the way he takes in the sights and meets two men--T. N. Woodruff and T. O. Minton--who started with nothing and built up separate business enterprises of large proportions.
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