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Fire erupts in kitchen of Hillcrest Drive home. by High Point Enterprise.;
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Subjects: Cooley, Cyrus.; High Point (N.C.). Fire Department.;
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Feast of Caring, Helping Hands events shine light on others. by High Point Enterprise.;
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Subjects: Bradley, Vera.; Cooley, Cyrus.; Bogest, Mary.; Key, Steve.; Fealy, Raylene.; Miller, David.; Graham, Leslie.; Garrou, Brooke.; Painter, Melissa.; Griffey, Anthony Dean "Tony"; Helping Hands Ministries (High Point, N.C.); J.H. Adams Inn (High Point, N.C.); Open Door Ministries (High Point, N.C.); First Presbyterian Church (High Point, N.C.);
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A 'good bargain' becomes 'pay it forward': Fundraisers allow Salvation Army, Helping Hands to help others. by High Point Enterprise.;
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Subjects: Rickard, Jim.; Bogest, Mary.; Goodman, Robin.; Goodman, Bill.; Landis, Sally.; Baxter, Sue.; Rickard, Deborah.; Jones, Peggy.; Jones, Mike.; HARRIS, STELLA.; HARRIS, DARRELL.; Langdon, John.; Amos, Peggy.; Goodbred, Pamela.; Goodbred, Steve.; Hayworth, David.; Yarborough, Martha.; Speckman, Denis.; Allred, Susan.; Cooley, Cyrus, III.; Jones, Mike.; Carda, Carrie.; Helping Hands Ministries (High Point, N.C.); Salvation Army of Greater High Point (N.C.) ; Furnitureland South (High Point, N.C.);
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Sun & Stars woos the crowd by High Point Enterprise.;
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Subjects: Culp, Susan.; Culp, Rob.; Culp, Pat.; Rosser, Lesley.; Esckew, Melanie.; Esckew, Andy, Dr.; Webb, Don.; Potter, Denise.; Potter, Steve.; Webb, Susie.; Delgaudio, Michael.; Delgaudio, Julie.; tucker, Donna.; Tucker, Royster.; Horney, Claire.; Inca, Pia.; Peters, Lenny, Dr.; Bovio, Ernie.; Honrey, Jeff.; Covington, Katherine.; Covington, Ned.; Cooley, Cyrus.; Bovio, Holly.; Made, Debbie.; Bogest, Mary.; Wharburton, Mark, Dr.; Culp, Catherine.; Culp, Frosty.; Osborne, Jeffrey.; High Point (N.C.) Regional Health Foundation;
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Raven Rock State Park.
Newspaper article, "Making ways for the future" by Amneris Solano, Fayetteville Observer, March 1, 2005 about the restoration of the horse trails at the park using mule teams. Newspaper article, "Land of Opportunity: Added acreage gives park room to grow" by Nomee Landis, Fayetteville Observer, January 7, 2003. Newspaper article, "Raven Rock: Paradise preserved" by Dan Jones, Fayetteville Observer, October 6, 2002. Copy of a newspaper article, "Hiking Trail was Popular Thoroughfare" by John Hairr, Dunn Daily Record, November 25, 1993 about the Northington Ferry Trail. Newspaper article, "Vehicles ford a creek with no bridge on road" by Victoriana Summers, Harnett County News, September 9, 1993 about Moccasin Branch Road near Raven Rock. Newspaper photo and caption, "Vignettes from the Past" showing picnickers at Raven Rock ca. World War I, September 15, 1993, Sanford Herald. Map of Raven Rock State Park ca. 1991 with information about the park on the reverse side. Pamphlet, "American Beech Nature Trail" with descriptions of flora and fauna found in the park, 6 p., ill. Brochure, "Checklist of Birds for Raven Rock State Park" undated, 3 p. Sheet showing "Common Fish in Cape Fear River at Raven Rock State Park" with fishing license requirements on reverse side, undated. Trifold brochure of the park with map, undated. Typescript history of Raven Rock, no author, undated, 2 p. Copy of a typescript history of Raven Rock, no author, undated, 5 p. Typescript "Raven Rock State Park" description of the park with 2 maps, no author, undated, 3 p. Copies of deeds pertaining to the sale of land that later became Raven Rock. Information compiled by Charles Terry of Tampa, FL and submitted by Bruce Manning, Jacksonville, FL and pertains to Northington and Arnold Mann families. Copy of an article, "A Bit of History About Raven Rock" by John Hairr, The Steward, a newsletter of the NC Division of Parks and Recreation, January 1993. Copy of a newspaper article, "An Afternoon at the Rock" by Ron Gustafson, Sanford Herald, June 24, 2001, includes color photos of the park. Copy of a letter to Margaret Randall from Bruce Manning, March 17, 1986 containing information about the previous owners of the Raven Rock land. Copy of two obituaries from March 1920 on Mrs. M.I. Donelly (Maria Irvin Watkins Donelly), no source. Copy of "Questions for interviewing senior citizens about the Northington Ferry" along with responses from one individual, unnamed, 4 p. Copy of a letter from R. Gage Smith, secretary of the William G. Hill Lodge, A.F.& A.M. to Howard Hodges, superintendent of Raven Rock State Park, October 2, 1974 about the initials carved on a tree at Raven Rock. Includes a list of members of the lodge from a 1964 centennial publication and a copy of a letter to Mr. Hodges from Wilmer C. Betts about the initials carved on the tree, October 3, 1974, 3 p. Pages titled "Naturalist Corner/Steve Vitamvas, Seasonal Naturalist, Raven Rock State Park" containing much information about locks and dams on the Cape Fear River, including maps. Includes copy of an article, "Water Watts at Buckhorn" by Kimberly Mullins, Southern Engineer, October 1976, 3 p. Includes copy of a letter and pamphlet from the American Canal Society. Pamphlet is "The American Canal Guide: a practical guide to the historic canals of the United States and Canada - The South: North Carolina to Florida" August 1975, 50 total pages. Copy of the legend of Raven Rock from "North Carolina Indian Legends and Myths" by F. Roy Johnson, 1981, 3 p. Newspaper article, "Raven Rock State Park" by Nomee Landis, Fayetteville Observer, February 17, 2007, color photos. Newspaper article, "Raven Rock visitors get bigger welcome to park" by Gregory Phillips, Fayetteville Observer, Jun 20, 2010 about the opening of the Raven Rock Visitors' Center. Newspaper article, "Park to Dedicate New Visitor Center," Daily Record, July 12, 2010, includes photos. Photo, black and white, 8 x 10, of Cyrus Cooley, manager of Erwin Mills division of Burlington Industries, and Roy G. Sowers Jr., Secretary of Natural and economic Resources, as they look over a deed conveying 169 acres of Burlington Industries property to Raven Rock State Park, probably taken October 1, 1971. Press release from the North Carolina Department of Conservation and Development, October 1, 1971 about the donation of 169 acres of land by Burlington Industries to the state of North Carolina to be used for Raven Rock State Park.
Subjects: Fiction.; Dams;
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Grave inheritance / by Phillips, Rachael O.,author.(CARDINAL)416144;
It's a scorching hot summer in Pleasant Creek, Indiana, but the temperature isn't the only thing that's boiling. Everyone's on edge, including Liz Eckardt and her quilting group, the Material Girls. So when charming Anglophile Cyrus Whittington arrives in an antique car to stay at Liz's bed-and-breakfast, it's like a breath of cool, fresh air. Liz feels an immediate connection with the elderly eccentric. Like her, he came to Pleasant Creek searching for long-lost Amish relatives. She sets out to help him find his family. But Cyrus seems to have brought more than a love of glass and china along with him. A rash of break-ins at nearby Amish farms coincides with his appearance. And when Cyrus shows Liz his precious heirloom tea service and declares he's looking for a matching set among the Amish to confirm his heritage, Liz can't help but wonder if he's hiding something. Is her new friend guilty of the crimes? When she begins receiving threatening phone calls, and even a smashed teacup in the mail, she's steaming mad- and ready to investigate. That's not the only trouble brewing at the Olde Mansion Inn. Stirring the pot are a mysterious stranger seen skulking around the grounds, and two female guests who, ostensibly vying for Cyrus's attention, may have agendas of their own. Add in one appliance salesman who comes and goes just as the criminal acts are happening, and Liz's world will be anything but cozy until she finds the perpetrator. It will take the combined skills of Liz, the Material Girls, Mayor Jackson Cross, and of course the English bulldog Beans to serve up a cuppa justice before any more lives are fractured. Will it be tea- or jail- for two?
Subjects: Cozy mysteries.; Fiction.; Amish; Hotelkeepers;
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