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Newspaper

Mount Airy News

Location

Mount Airy, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1955

Page

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Dr. Moore Honored For 25 Years Of Service

Dr. RK A Moore of Winston-Salem was honored by the Mount Airy Health Department and Kiwanis Club for 25 years of faithful service. The event featured a birthday cake and gifts including two silver napkin rings and a silver letter opener, with Dr. Moore continuing his orthopedic clinic on the fourth Friday each month since 1930. The ceremony included staff, doctors, and out of town guests acknowledging his long commitment to the region’s health and rehabilitation efforts.

Mount Airy Health Department Kiwanis Moore R. B. C. Franklin Bernice M. Harris Maybe D. Sith Irie Horton Claudia Bryant Alice Crews John R. Cruse Robert Walker James Hamilton Louise G. Bailey Violet W. Monroe Betty Cruse Vera Kerstell Kiwanis Club Kester Sink Moir S. Martin R. M. Caldwell John L. Ashby W. L. Glaney Joe Graves Red Mayberry Thomas Fawcett Louis Webb Paul Griffin, Sr N. C. Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem Trave Brown Jacksonville Thomas E. Styers N. C Elizabeth Moore Crippled Childrens Division Raleigh Wayne Hawkins Surry Yadkin Wilkes Alleghany Winston- Salem Mount Airy Clinic

Mount Airy Speed Trap Voiced In Letter to Detroit Times

Opal Davis accuses North Carolina patrols of a “vicious racket” after a June 4 speeding stop near Mount Airy. The Detroit Times piece prompted Lonnie Rector of Royal Oak to question depictions and seek tips on evading arrest, while locals criticize patrols hiding in woods and ticketing out-of-state drivers.

Mount Airy Detroit Times Opal Davis Mount Air Lonnie B. Rector Lennox Avenue Royal Oak Michigan Detriot Times North Carolina State Patrol Mt. Airy West Virginia Ohio Detroit Recorder's Court North Carona

Unemployment For City And Area At 1953 Lows

A historical report notes unemployment in the city and surrounding area at its lowest level since 1953. The article then profiles Dr. William Eric Jarrell who will open a medical office in Ararat Virginia, continuing the practice of late Dr. A M Gates.

Eric Jarrell Virginia William Eric Jarrell Ararat, Va

Science Fair Planned By Surry County Teachers

Surry County teachers organized a district Science Fair at the start of the second term with co chairs William Woodie and Eugene Cox. Committees include publicity Ellen Freeman and Oma Norman, rules Edith Hill, essay B F McCann, safety William Thompson, judging Mary Carroll, and awards Martin Wall.

Surry County William Woodie Mount Airy Route 5 Flat Reck Eugene Cox Dobson Beulah School Clara Freeman Oma Norman Pace Edith Hill Pilot Mountain B. F. McCann Flat Rock Toler Haynes Copeland William Thompson Mountain Park Mary Carroll Franklin Martin Wall Shoals Woodie Greensboro Duke University Durham Cox Allen Betty McNeely Red Springs

Hodges Urges Negroes Aid in Voluntary Segregation

Gov Luther Hodges told about 100 at Shaw University that voluntary separate schools are constitutional and necessary to save public schools. He argued the Supreme Court does not require integration and urged Negro teachers to support the plan despite protests and claims of violated rights.

Hodges Luther H. Hodges Shaw University The North Carolina Teachers Assen Supreme Court of the United States John J. Parker Clarendon County D. C Thurgood Marshall NAACP

Local Pageant Draws Morristown Attendance and Guests

Local residents Miss Rosa Lowry Mary Lowry Mrs Fleming and John Lowry returned from Morristown Tennessee where they visited relatives and attended the pageant Arrows to Atone celebrating Morristown s 100th anniversary More than 250000 people attended the pageant during the week of August 21 Davy Crockett was portrayed by Raymond Lowry of Morristown and the event featured the famous frontier figure Mr and Mrs Claude Sparger of Manteno Illinois are visiting relatives in the area The piece also notes a separate attendance plan urging Negroes to relinquish constitutional rights over school attendance and calls for Negro teachers as educational leaders for the race

Rosa Mary Lowry F. A. Fleming Robert W. Ausburne John R. Lowry Morristown Tenn T. J. Lowry Mount Airy News Davy Crockett Davy Raymond Lowry Claude Sparger Manteno, Ill Walter Sparger

Golding Receives UNC Degree and Joins Penney Co

J. C. Golding of Mount Airy and Winston-Salem graduated from the University of North Carolina at summer school commencement on August 24. He accepted a position with the J. C. Penney Company and earned a B S degree in business administration. He is married to Edna Duggins of Winston-Salem, and they reside at 515 South Main Street in Mount Airy.

J. C. Golding Mount Airy Winston-Salem University of North

Local Soldier Hicks Home On 30 Day Leave

Pvt. John W. Hicks, son of Mr and Mrs Robert T Hicks of Mount Airy Route 5, is home on a 30 day leave. He serves with Company C Slith Airborne Infantry of the 11th Airborne Division. Hicks trained at Fort Jackson and Fort Campbell and joined the 511th Airborne Infantry in January 1955 serving as a Rifleman.

John W. Hicks Robert Thomas Hicks Route 5 Mount Airy Hicks Co. “C

Man Bound Over To Superior Court For Shooting Son

N. T. Hazelwood was bound over to the September 19 term of Superior Court in Dobson on a charge of shooting his son Sherman Hazlewood. The hearing was held Wednesday in Dobson Recorder's Court. The shooting occurred July 25 at the elder Hazelwood home near Dobson.

N. T. Hazelwood Superior Court Dobson Sherman Hazlewood Dobson Recorder's Court Hazlewood

Editor Johnson Is Confined At Home

W M Johnson was suddenly ill Monday and confined to his bed at home after returning from a weekend trip to Charleston West Virginia with Mrs Johnson The couple visited the new West Virginia Turnpike Dr K C Mitchell said the condition is not serious In February he observed his 56th anniversary as publisher of The NEWS part of the time with his father the late Editor J E Johnson

W. M. Johnson Mr. Johnson Charleston West Virginia Johnson K. C. Mitchell the News J. E. Johnson

M A Whitaker Passes Sunday

M A Whitaker 77 retired farmer of Dobson Route 2 died at 4 30 p m Sunday at his home after a long illness He was born in Surry County son of Lee and Susie Davis Whitaker He survived by wife Josephine Dinkins with whom he observed a golden wedding anniversary two years ago The funeral is set for 2 p m Tuesday at Mount Herman Baptist Church with Rev Grover Tilley and Rev T S Craughn officiating The body will be taken to the home Monday morning

Manus A. Whitaker Dobson Route 2 Surry County Lee Susie Davis Witaker Whitaker Josephine Dinkins Stacie Smith Winston-Salem Susie Hyatt Pilot Mount Herman Baptist Church Grover Tilley T. 5. Craughn

Employment improves in Mount Airy and surrounding area

Carl Baber of the Surry and Yadkin Counties Employment Commission said unemployment in Mount Airy and Elkin and Yadkin counties is at its lowest since July 1963. About 500 people total receive unemployment in the two counties, with 130 in Elkin and 50 in Yadkin. Placements rose to 120 in August, aided by aptitude tests for garment and textile mills.

Mount Airy Carl Baber Ployment Commission Surry Yadkin Baber Baker The Employment Commission Canada

Drug Stores To Close Thursday Afternoons Through Thanksgiving

Local drug stores will continue to close each Thursday afternoon at one o clock until after Thanksgiving as announced this week.

Morris Family Reunion Planned

The thirty-fifth Morris family reunion for Virginia and North Carolina will be at Claytor Lake State Park Pu laski Virginia on Sunday September 4. Secretary W R Morris Fancy Gap Va reports a social hour 10 to 11 a m and events 11 to noon followed by a 12 30 p m picnic dinner. All relatives are invited.

Morris Virginia North Carolina Clayter Lake State Park Pulaski W. R. Morris Fancy Gap

Also Mentioned on This Page

Dr. Moore Pervision State Department of Rehabilitation Crippled Children Division State Board of Health Rehabilitation Department Kenter Fink Presenta KR. A. Moore Pic Graniteer Zareh Sarkisian North Carolina State Patrol Ararat Dr. Jarrell A. M. Gates Jarrell Gates Route 3 Brevard College University of Virginia Commonwealth of Virginia Phi Theta Kappa Pacific U. S. Navy W. Eric Jarrell Marshall Naoccp Os Lee Fuse Volun Golding UNC Penney Co M. A. Whitaker Morris Family
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