Charlotte, Jan. 25 (AP)—The modeste Mme. Snow paid her second visit of the season to North Carolina last night and today.
Her design was cloak elaborate but more charming than the first. Its border of sleet was missing but instead it bore a deeper softness with a flake-like veil over it.
The southern section of the state was clad in a new garment at daybreak with the fleecy downpour still continuing. At Charlotte the snow was an inch or more deep at 8 this morning with no sign of letup.
Greensboro reported one account of three inches of snow with more still coming down. It is not unusually cold at the Gate City.
One inch was reported from Salisbury and still snowing. Winston-Salem, in the most northern part of the state, put the fall at 1 1/2 inches, melting as fast almost as it struck.
Gastonia measured the fall at three inches at 8:30 this morning with more descending.
From the front page of The Concord Times, Monday, Jan. 25, 1926
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