Local Happenings In Mt Airy Area This Week
Mrs G A Bailey visits relatives in Virginia. Dr and Mrs E C Ashby attend State Medical meeting in Pinehurst. Ruth Shore born to Floyd Poore Jr and wife April 23. R L Reeves of Mount Airy hospital patient in Winston-Salem. Mrs Lynton Ballentine visits mother in Fuquay Springs. Rev J H Pulgham of Mountain Park School visited. W B Partridge has interior work done on home. Julia Mulherin of Greensboro visits Mrs H B Rowe. O H Yokley weekend in Charlotte. accompanied home by Mrs Yokley and baby. Mrs George Marshall visits Pinehurst. Bessie Tuttle of Winston-Salem visits Beulah Beamer. Rev Edgar A Holton to speak at Holyfield building Sunday 11 am. Shriners to attend Billy Sunday service in Winston-Salem. Mrs J H McSween of Timmaenville visits parents on South Main. Mr and Mrs W E Lindsay and Mrs Will Monday weekend in Charlotte. return via Winston-Salem to hear Billy Sunday. Rena Wood and Eleanor Lang weekend in Rural Hall for commencement. Dr and Mrs R M Lancaster go to Pinehurst for State Medical Association meeting. John Banner and others go to Winston-Salem to hear Billy Sunday. Mrs Robert Winesett and daughter depart for Galax Va after three weeks. daughter was patient at Martin Memorial Hospital. Gertrude Knox of Wilmington visiting Eleanor Kirkman. Dr Lovill and party meet Greensboro guests at Pinnacle for picnic on Pilot Mountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Bailey
E. C. Ashby
Pinehurst
Ruth Shore
Floyd Poore, Jr
R. L. Reeves
Mount Airy
Route 1
N. C. Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Lynton Y. Ballentine
Fuquay Springs
G. A. Kittrell
J. H. Pulgham
Mountain Park School
W. B. Partridge
Hyd
Rockford Street
Julia Mulherin
Greensboro
H. B. Rowe
O. H. Yokley
Charlotte
George Marshall
Bessie Tuttle
Winston- Salem
Beulah Beamer
Edgar A. Holton
Moravian Church
Holyfield
Billy
J. H. McSween
Timmaenville
S. C
W. . Carter
South Main Street
W. E. Lindsay
Will
Rena Wood
Eleanor Lang
Rural Hall
R. M. Lancaster
Lancaster
State Medical Association
John Banner
J. D. McCollum
A. B. Somerville
C. L. Hennis
Long
Robert Winesett
Galax
Martin Memorial Hospital
Gertrude Knox
Wilmington
Greensboro College For Women
Eleanor Kirkman
Lovill
Miss Graves Hostess For Bridge Evening At Graves Home
Miss Mary Franklin Graves hosted six tables of bridge Tuesday evening at the home of her parents Solicitor and Mrs S P Graves Miss Mae Gwyn won high score and received a perfumizer as a reward Ice cream and cake were served at the close of the games
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Franklin Graves
S. P. Graves
Mae Gwyn
New Laundry to Open on South Main Street
L. Z. Hutchens announces a new laundry in the city opening this Saturday. He has built a new South Main Street building with modern machinery, costing about $12,000, aiming to serve the city’s growing needs for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Z. Hutchens
Prominent Kapps Mill Citizen Thomas J Thompson Dies
Thomas J Thompson a leading landowner in Kapps Mill section died at home after a short cancer illness He was 69 and survived by his wife and one brother William Thompson Funeral held at Mountain Park Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Thompson
Kapps Mill
William Thompson
Mountain Park Baptist Church
Surprise Birthday Dinner for John Kirkman
About fifty friends gathered at John Kirkman's home on Route 2 to celebrate his 63rd birthday with a lawn feast. The party was a surprise to Mr. Kirkman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kirkman
Mr. Kirkman
No Sympathy Asked About Busy Wife Clubs
A humorous exchange centers on a wife who joins numerous clubs and societies. Her husband shrugs at the time apart, claiming an hour daily together is enough as the busy social life continues.
Card of Thanks for Floyd Hutchins
We thank friends and neighbors for sympathy, deeds, and words during the long illness and death of Floyd, our beloved little boy. Mr. and Mrs. Byrd Hutchins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd
Byrd Hutchins
Miss Galloway Bride of Mr. Southerland
Announcement of the marriage between Margaret Cardwell Galloway and Charles Steadman Southerland in Wilmington North Carolina. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R J Galloway and a Meredith College alumna who trained as a nurse at James Walker Memorial. The groom is a Wilmington real estate and insurance professional. They will reside at 1701 Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard I. ‘Gallows
Margaret Cardwell
Charles Steadman Southerland
Wilmington
North Caren
Market Street
R. J. Galloway
City
Meredith College
James Walker
Mount Airy Citizens in Hospital
The following citizens are patients at Martin Memorial hospital. J F Alfred is improving after a painful operation. Mrs James Ashby is under treatment. Mr Bob Harris, father of Mrs C W Meeks, is quite ill. His age and his brother’s death contribute to his condition. Mrs John B E Banner has been critically ill but shows improvement Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Memorial Hospital
J. F. Alfred
James Ashby
Bob Harris
C. W. Meeks
John BE. Banner
Lincoln Sedan Arrives At Granite City Motor Co
Mr Fulton Blyss Lincoln W Fulton proprietor of Granite City Motor Co has received a new Lincoln Sedan for his personal use. The car is built in a Ford plant by Henry Ford with an eight cylinder engine and modern accessories. Price not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Fulton
Granite City Motor Co
Ford Agenta
Henry Ford
Death of Sutphin Baby on Route Two
Little George Sutphin 18 month old son of Mr and Mrs Nick Sutphin died April 23 after a two week illness. Funeral services were held at Flat Rock Presbyterian Church with interment at the Sutphin graveyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount’ Atry
Margaret Leitch
Greensboro
Flat Rock Presbyterian Church
Little George Sutphin
Nick Sutphin
Sutphin
John McKellar Sr
J. R. Gwyn
Kathleen
Jessie
Guy Johnson
St. Petersburg
Fla
R. C. Monroe
Hugh Campbell
Mount Airy News Ownership Statement 1925
The Mount Airy News lists J. E. Johnson and W. M. Johnson as owners with WM. Johnson as manager and business manager. Published in Mount Airy North Carolina with no known bondholders or mortgages. sworn April 11, 1926 by Notary E. L. Brannock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Mount Airy News
WM. Johnson
Mount Airy
J. E. Johnson
W. M. Johnson
N. C
Ww. . Johnson
E. L. Brannock
Heating Furnace Repair Offer From Ageer Bros
The notice urges immediate service for a worn furnace or faulty heating pipes. It promises an examination and a cost estimate from Ageer Bros, known as The Tiners, urging readers not to delay repairs.
Rev E E Snow to Preach as High School Chorus Sings
Rural Hall pastor Rev E E Snow will fill the Central Methodist pulpit next Sunday morning. The morning music will be led by the high school chorus under Miss Marian Dobson, promising a full house. Evening service at 7 30 features Rev J W S Walker from the Mount Airy circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Snow
Rural Hall
Central Methodist Church
Snow
Mount Afry
Mount Airy
Workers’ Council
Epworth League
Central Methodist
Hatcher's Chapel
Oak Grove
On Grove
H. K. Boyer
D. D
Gibson
Junction City
Kansas
Mrs. Gibson
Woodruff
Church Street
Col. B. Y. Graves C of C Meet Saturday
The Col. B. Y. Graves C of C will meet Saturday afternoon May 2 at 2 30 with Blanche Hart and Sarah Scott Gwyn at their North Main Street home. Members should bring a handkerchief for the Soldiers Home and 25 cents for the scholarship fund. Leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Y. Graves
Shower Honors Bride Elect Minnie Ruth Holcomb
Friends in Kings Mountain shower Miss Minnie Ruth Holcomb at Fannie Carpenter’s East Mountain Street home last Friday afternoon. The event marks her engagement and forthcoming marriage as she teaches in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Ruth Holcomb
Kings Mountain
Fannie Carpenter
East Mountain Street
First Baptist Church Evening Services Time Adjustments
First Baptist Church led by Pastor E. Gibson Davis announces evening services will start one half hour later. Morning messages begin a new series on the deeper Christian life while evening addresses tackle youth issues for all ages. Nursery provided. mothers invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gori Recerivecces Nesvstsrncses
Cetosacio
Eecenagse
Setea
Train Schedule Change Announced by Agent Pendleton
Agent M. A. Pendleton of the A railway announces schedule changes for pesrones trains arriving and leaving. Train 38 leaves earlier from 11 20 to 11 36. Train 32 departs 2 40 PM, ten minutes earlier. Train 31 arrives at 7 50 PM as usual to align with main line rearrangements and connections at Rural Hall with Wilkesboro trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Pendleton
A. Railway
A. N
Rural Hall
Wilkesboro
Notice Trustee's Sale of Land in Mount Airy NC
Trustee Edw M Linville to sell at public auction in front of Mount Airy Bank on May 9 1925 at 1 PM to satisfy a debt secured by a deed of trust against adjacent tracts totaling about 27 acres. Read description references Glenn Dobbins L W Isaacs F C Bates and dower lot with stakes trees and roads noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee
Minnie
Linville
J. R
N. C
Mount Airy
Glenn Dobbins
L. W. Isaacs
F. C. Bates
L. W. Isaacs Corner
F. A. Betes Corner
Bates Line
Dissolution of Cox and Nelson and Carolina Art Co
Notice states the dissolution of Cox and Nelson and Carolina Art Company at Pilot Mountain North Carolina. P B Nelson sells his interest to J E Needham and withdraws from Carolina Art Company leaving W R Cox and Needham as partners. All debts to date are payable to Cox and Nelson and both firms debts are to be paid by Cox and Nelson as of April 5 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox and Nelson
Carolina Art Co
Pilot Mountain
N. C
P. B. Nelson
Carolina Art Company
J. E. Needam
W. R. Cox
Needham
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mt. Airy News
Mt. Airy
Miss Graves
Miss Galloway
Mr. Southerland
Citizens In Hospital
Mr. Fulton Blys
Lincoln
J. E Johnson & Son
Mount Airy, N. Oe
J. E. Aeaben
Ageer Bros
Tiners
C. of C
VIA
Southern Railway System
Auto Speedway
Southern Railway
R. H. Graham
Charlotte, N. C
McKnight
M. T. McKnight
Mount Airy, N. C
Marion, N. C
McKnight Healin Spriien
Mr. M. T. Melin
Mount Airy, N
Bright
Yours Truly
R. G. Pinley
First Baptist Church
E. Gibson Davis
Edw. M. Linville
Hutchens Laundry
S. Main St
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