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' -reached ,Sta
CiMiity, ill 1858,
Lhordee Indians
cit iand$ to the
.Carolina' in the
ifnpVyreatjr t l .o, iA 1793. 'f
-rHY O"' ' ;r '3.T t ; doors' of the
""J)Cai. j, .-College .f j.firiculture
I . and iu.kaM Arte Opened in 1889
Wkith 71 student l 71 o whom
. were North Carolinians. ' ; s v
V October;--4.' ;J 1858 Benjamin
Sherwood He-lck,' professor . at
ih Vnjwrsity' of North; Catilhia;
itoiU,td .'iDefena"! of hii b;
vphtumist' iWi " Th XJti i vcrsity
ilismiaswd 4ita. aad-h-. f'.wt to
SNew . York r '
i October K'li tfitt Wildcat
emorial oh- Captitu -quore in
jRaleiah to4hfii)ien f the Eighty.
HFirst (UTiWoatii ,Oiww8ion...f ytar
jiii wi t.f t f ye
- October 6. In 1728 Hycotte
Creek. HJ8 miles from Currituck
was "reached by the commission
era who establishedfthti boundary
line ItctweNeDtfr CarUria,fnd
VuKi;4a. --y :. ,-: Vrt
Octnber 7 In 1780 group of
' Dvtei'wauntain' men. led 'by
Campbell,: Vjgevier,''- Shelby '.. and
Cleveland,; attacked. Colonel Pa
trick Ferguson's Tories and Bri
tish, i? .who were camped on : top
of King's Mountain. Ferguson was
killed and his losses were 110 kil
led, 123v wounded and 864 rap
tured 'The patriots Jogt 28 killed
and 62, wounded , . . -:L
October 8. The North Carolina
State Agricultural Society ' was
organized in Kaleighan, 1852,
celebrated itsj 20eh atiniversaryt
, October' 10. In -1709 Baron Chr
istoph' de . Grafjenried. and . Louis
MittjhelJP Wad a contract .jKitfc
Queen Anne of Great Britain to
care for 600. Palantines, for each
of whom the Queen allowed 20
shillings in clothing and 1 5, 10
shillings lawful money, The E-
ron settled New Best..-"Kir
October 11. fai 1764 Governor
William . Tryon, re ache oJtfofth
CafoliiMt froriv .England. ,V;'v1h'
C OotobedJ. Oft this day in 793
thevcornefstoiPt Old 4s3.
buildings be,teea, at jlho uw
Ker?itKof, North; Carolina, dhapel
Hill was laid y Willianx JSich'
ardson Davie, Grand Master,' and
members of the Grand Lodge of
Masons ih; North Carolinav ? V
October 13. Ii 1871 Kowan Co
unty held the Western North Ca
rolina Agricultural and Mechani
cal Fait In Salisbury. During the
samp jnontha. . Ipyrnameflt,,, cow
nation, ball,, and. -Jwbn. .Robinson's
Circus and Menagerie 'exhibition
were held. ' '- i-i U,:"
. October . 14. 1 1756- the first
postal contract servJcij Waft awar
ded -New Bera'sv. James Duvis
(public printer), who was autho
rized; ito "forward public dispat-i
ofcejtf. tj- all parte of the province,",
l October 15. In 1951, Ijrncans
Hazel, one of the nut disastrous
storms ; ever experienced S?
NorU Carolina, struck the coast
and eastern interior. ;"':
October 16. General WilHara
Snallwood reported to General
Hpfcttio Gaft'Si Octobarv4tl)
the Tories w,ere defeajtedj t Sria
low Ford . i .. yrm pnt wndr
sixty ,'Virgijiia nod aiorthj CfVflr
Una militia,',' Thi, Kevolutionsry
battle took, place in 1780, in Sur
ry County.
October 17 John Charles -Mc
Neill of . Scotland County,", born
nar, Wagram, whff, wrote "Songs
Merry and Sad" and ;"Lyrics from
Cotton Land," died in 1907. He
lies buried in the Old Spring Hill
Cemetery in Scotland County.
October a , ueinwn .foovyt
created by a papal edict in 1910,
wbs -the first oathedral abbey.
created in the Western, , Hemw-
phere.'Vy(:;'''".i. is -
October 19. jn statue io o
"Three Presidents North Caroliija
Gave the Natioa" Ahdrew Jt
ekson-t JumaseK. Polk aid. Afldf
rew Johnson. was unveiled in
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PROPRIETORS
Clinton, hi.
G. B. ROSS
CLARENCE KIRVEN,JR.
C
lu J en Capit-i ; are with Pre
sident Karry. ii. ,V'nan making
the, .principal addreas.!; V. ?
October 20. Colonel fidward Ja
mes Parrish of Elurham ,was born
In 1846, He opened the ,tobacco
UiadejjWith Japan and was deco
rated With" : the t'Medal of the
Saed, Tfeii6i-.e"y the ifiuperor
oj Japan1!' , it :&,iy.'k$ " .'
.ypt Ukper 21.? James Da is, he
first-',North 'CatpUna printaiv was
born iii 1721 In ..Virginia, -r-J s-.
October 22. The "Raleigh Re
gister and North Carolina State
Gazette, an influential newspa
per, vwas fuunded m 17,09 by ip
seph Gales, Si. ' 1 ! 5
! October '23. In 1396 the first
Rural Free Delivery , (R. F. D.)
route in North Carolina was es
tablished in Rowan County.
Oc'tober 24.' In 1059 Uie State
of North Carolina received $1,-1
000.000 worth of machine tool
qiuipuient to be used in the new
Industrial Woeation. Prograin.
.he first State thus, to be smglea
out i by , the' Defense! Depai tmeDt
(jfjtlw V4ed States.; The. equip
ment will be on loan for five ycaus
to the Division of , Vocational Ed'
ucation'rt'V 'A-
October i 25. Fifty-one wonlen
met at the home btr Mrs. EUzsj
beth,; King in IBTdenton and resol
ved to support the Amerlpan ca
use, in 1774. This meting U re
ferred to ' as "The Edentoa Tea
Party."
occuiej bt . a I. -n und Coji
federate forces at Warm Springs
in Madison County. , v v ,.
. OQtober 27. ' The. Confederate
Ram :' "Albemarle"" was suuk by
the enemy , at, Plymouth in 1863
with Union U- WiJliaon B. Cush
ing. "perform jn thfe dariiui feat
o& des'ingi(ho liWiti tofpe-
''','.' i?, f''-;-' .'! ' .-:'",
, October 28. A statue was un
veiled. i& to Sir Walter Ra
leigh in Whitehall, Lo4oo, Eng
land i .''belonging equally o
the OW World and the New'' ac
the Id Wgrld nd the New" - ac
cording- to "the 'program presen
ted. I , , ,
October 29. Sir Walter Raleigh
wa executed in 161. He was a
soldier,, navigator, .explorer, , his'
tDfian autuor and poet. - He oat-
fitted five expeditions in. an at
tempt to establish tliei English in
the New woru. our capital wy
of Roleiahv was aamed for him.
,w Octobe 3fl. In 4029, Claries 1
granted,hi4 Attorney-General, Sir
Robert Heath,, , a . patent l.jr, the
province of 'Carolana'', ,-- the
land south of Virginia,, ' , ,
a October 31. Governor Arthur
Dobbs, Royal Governor, was
iworn into office; in 1754. :"
i ,Tbeae dtes are based on the
conroilationa of Elizabeth W. WiJ-
born of the Stite Department of
Archives - and' Htstoity Kaleigh
Will assure car owners that they
Will not be :" -'it by surprise
when hazan'
conditions d .-vAuj . suiUenly," the
vehicles chiof"d--f:lared.- .v:;;"-'.
He urge 1 mot! ) ;;.:.!' to have spe-J
c ,e iii ij.."niii3.' safety, '.-I
p;;iH.'ini;iit of any known or
r ana roaa peeiea rr. : s or repiacemi
will hasten the day of troub) 0
the road :: either in a Veni(
Decommg Gsawea tana,; usus
ciat'tttatkft gmn.to, the worjs--- far. mm a garage) or m provi.
ipg : effectiveness -qf all lighting !a hiajor' contributing .factor in ,
(Wipers, tires, 'taifly. ;'Mater, der
froater, and exhaust system.
. "It's not trite to say an ounce
of prevention ; in i this case Is
the Departme'nt of Motor Vehicl,
shows ithat 134 persons lost: theil
lives in Street and highway ' ',
Explorer Units .Star Fall Activities
Activities that appeal to high
school, boys are .uctiitf featured
this-fall by.Explorer unite, ttf thf
ruscaror Council,. Boy, Scouts of
America. Ci J-oan Jucrr council
Prosidzut . unnounces..
, "A .highlight cf this f nil's cti-
viiis is the -new exploring pijo
gram in eerger.cy jireparodnoss
which hps iust been , announced
by the Boy Scouts A Asik4,"
Derr, said. ......., .-f.-.'v;;..
A highlight of iliis fall's, ac
tivities ta the now exploring proi
gram in emergency poipumlness
which has just been ar,nounc d
by the Boy Scouts of AmeBica.'"
perr- said, v-j.;,x
The 80-mimite training event
is the first ot four se-diions to be
held during the net twelve . tmo
nths, Dert; explaine, .and. it will
provide 'training in mobiljatio-
and cpnnnunication. Other :,
sions . will cover . rescue aid , ana
public safely, family prepared
ness .and emergency . living, and
water safety. ,(. !. -..
Exploring (with its adult like
program places .emphasis on . de
veloping special .skills, learning
about -a variety of vocations, de
veloping eri appreciation. the
outdoors, ncoura&ing personal fit
nessi giving services to the, co;n
munfandjpnjarng 'Jbtj:w-. I
cent' of .the reStywsjJi)ities 'and
benefits of. citizenship. in. a free,
society, perr said. r; ; - . y .
Other activities which have
been suggested for this, fall's, Ex
ploring program are a freshman
barbecue, conservation ' demonst
ration, vocational ; exposition, in
ternational ' tape, exchange, ..hunt
ing safety field test, and a safe
driving qui? night. r ':'.
Boys who' are at least 14 years
of age and in the ninth grade or
r
higher or fifteen years of age re
gardles pf grade, are eligible to
m 1 Exiplorers. Information about
Exploring is available from Tus
oarra Council office, r- '
,i--.V' . '"' ''!
Oclober Jempfs
Js Ta Ride
BALEIGH -U- Pleasure driving
it this time of year can provide
Tar Heel motoring families with
some of the year's most memo
rable , trips, k accordiAg - to . Motor
Vehicles Commissioner , Edward
Scheidt. ,- -- - ;
"But neglect In maintenance or
operation of the family, car -can
lead to decidedly unhappy ev
ents," he emphasized, ,
Colorful October tempu us all
to devote 'much' of our leisure
time to outdoor activities, know
ing it won't be long before cold
weather forces us to spend more
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