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Newspaper
Mount Airy News
Location
Mount Airy, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1925
Page
2
Mt Airy N C August 1925 publication details subscribe rates for one year six months and postal entry as second class matter under the 1872 act.
County commissioners met four hours at Dobson to trim the tax rate from last year. They lowered to 1.07 dollars but could not reach 1.00. They faced bond interest of 76,800 dollars and education budget needs of 157,000 dollars with roads and bridges adjustments while noting a county valuation rise of about 1.5 million dollars, led by Mount Airy.
On Tuesday morning in the Recorder's Court Judge Lewellyn disposed of multiple cases. Jim Pack paid the cost for disorderly conduct. Chester Flynn received a 30 day jail term for drunken disorderly conduct. J W Gardner of Pine Ridge was taxed with the cost for selling cigarettes to minors, who contested the action as malicious. John Harold and Frank Brown paid the cost for violating prohibition laws. Raphael Crawford colored was fined 25 dollars and cost for assaulting his wife and given a suspended road sentence if he harms his wife within five years. Five negro laborers from the quarry section were fined 10 dollars and cost each for gambling.
At a Dobson board of education session C Wallace of Kapps Mills qualified as a member and immediately resigned citing business conflicts. Wallace had been appointed to fill a vacancy created when Republicans failed to advise the legislature, with J F Carter and I O Wallace later named to the board. Carter currently serves. Wallace’s vacancy will be filled by a Republican at the next meeting.
Rain this week does not relieve water shortage. Supt Whitlock urges continued conservation with only household use allowed. A new 9 million gallon dam, 20 feet high, on the city water shed near Fancy Gap road will cost about 6000 dollars and provide a surplus for dry spells.
Dr. Bob Flippin III of Pilot Mountain is critically ill after attending a farmers picnic on Saturday July 25. A well known county physician and cooperative movement advocate, he is confined to his room and his illness has saddened many friends and colleagues.
S J Patterson, aged 75, died at his Pilot Mountain home after a long illness. A former Siloam farmer, he moved to Pilot Mountain years ago and was a Baptist member for 50 years and an active Mason. Survived by a widow, a second husband, and three children J S Patterson C W Patterson and Mrs T G Crisaman. Interment in Pilot Mountain followed a large farewell service.
The Alleghany County Superior Court in Sparta awarded the Cooperative Association damages in twenty six cases, with judgments ranging from 100 to 500 dollars plus attorney fees and court costs. Several defendants appealed or had judgments by consent, and court decrees required contract terms to be fulfilled and enjoined tobacco deliveries to others.
Mrs. Kate Burr Johnson, state welfare officer, approved Fred Armfield of Lowgap as Surry County welfare officer to succeed C. G. Roberson. The unanimous county action follows a prior state overrule and a Raleigh inspection by Mrs. Shopwell. Armfield’s appointment ends a tense dispute between county and state authorities.
Lewis Stephens of Peters Creek Virginia died after a fractured skull sustained when he jumped from a moving truck near Pilot Mountain. He was riding on the back of the truck as it slowed for him, then fell and struck his head on the pavement. He died shortly after arriving at Martin Memorial hospital.
Miss Lula B. West R N educational director of Martin Memorial Hospital has been named Educational Director of the North Carolina Schools of Nursing. She left this week to tour the state visiting hospitals with nurse training schools to standardize training. The trip will take six weeks to two months.
A county court calendar outlines two civil terms in September after a regular August term ending Sept 1. The schedule includes jury lists for the August and September sessions, with a one week break between civil terms and a later October term for criminal and civil cases.
Workmen lay the floor and install seats for the Victory Theatre addition. Proprietor Marion expects public opening by September 1. Remodeling of the old room to an arcade will lead to the rear auditorium with candy and drink stands. The project features modern facilities and is backed by noted company Al G. Fi.
A vintage ad promotes Green River as a snappy lime drink claimed to quench thirst and fight fatigue. The copy emphasizes refreshing citrus flavor and energizing appeal for everyday consumption.
Pastor E Gibson Davis leads Bible School at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 11 00 a m The morning topic is On the Jericho Highway The evening message continues the Ten Commandments series titled Profanity A Senseless Vice He invites strangers friends and the community to worship at the church.
J D Eldridge in The Progressive Farmer argues co op members would have faced lower prices if cooperative organizations in the South dumped a million bales alongside nonmembers. He laments wealth transferred to onlookers and notes the burden of large public enterprises on all people.
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