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Newspaper
Mount Airy News
Location
Mount Airy, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1967
Page
7
A Christmas bazaar is planned for the village with stalls, decorations, and crafts. Organizers invite residents to browse gifts, baked goods, and festive ornaments while supporting local charities. Proceeds will fund community programs and youth activities.
Mr and Mrs Roy Lee Martin announce the birth of their son Tony Lee on November 27 at Northern Surry Hospital weighing seven pounds eleven ounces. The Martins also have a daughter Sandra Blaine. Tony’s father is the former Virginia Coe of Dohnen and the event is sponsored by the BOT of this school.
Promotion notice for Sergeant Thurston L Chappell son of Meard and Mrs Thom L Chappell Mount Airy route 5. Elevated to a present rank after training at Chanute and Sewart bases. Served a month in Taiwan during a tour in the Southern theatre with the 30th Division.
Real estate agent George Sparger reports a five room house at 99 Shafer Street disappeared. Mount Airy Redevelopment Commission had no title or demolition authorization. Police investigate possible private demolition crew removing the structure and transporting lumber as negotiations continue with the commission.
A veteran Wor 1 farmer named B Duran will be buried at a local church cemetery after services at Needham Farmers Home. Survivors include Lonnie Borman and Will Donan, with burial to follow on church property as part of ongoing arrangements.
A recipe for rath with cup hot mashed carrots uses 3 tablespoons margarine 1 teaspoon salt 2 teaspoons ground pepper and 1 teaspoon minced onion. Mash until fluffy then pile into potato shells and bake at 450 degrees for six minutes or until browned. If baking at a lower temp extend time.
A public survey indicates 59 percent of Americans favor continuing the wartime effort. The poll shows broad support across regions and aligns with current government policy aims.
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