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Newspaper

Mount Airy News

Location

Mount Airy, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1952

Page

8

Building Permits and Fire Calls Reported for November

Fire Chief J Ed Brannock told the Town Commission that November building permits totaled 96250 with most for additions and improvements and only one new residence on Pairview Drive owned by Ed Cox. The department answered 20 fire calls in November with no damage reported. Six erosions, five sawdust fires and three alarm fires highlighted minor blazes. An annual inspection covered 2260 structures mostly houses 177% of total.

J. Ed Brannock Pairview Drive Ed Cox Sparky Fd Hicks Houston Street Mount Airy Branneck

Beasley Rites Held For Surry County Native

Funeral services were held Tuesday at Creasy Chapel Methodist Church for Miss Beasley born January 15 1938 in Surry County daughter of Edgar and Annie Lou Beasley She was educated at Bannertown School and worked at Allendale Hosiery Mills Mount Airy Survivors include her parents four brothers and four sisters with several in laws and extended family members listed

Recorder's Court Miss Beasley Creasy @hape! Methodist Church Arl Lackey Surry County Edgar Annie Lou Shelor Beasley Bannertown School Allendale Hosiery Mills Mount Airy Sammie Willem Beasley Harry Beasley Cloudville James Beasley Stuart Mra Bill Gordon Pieldwie Tollie Cole Acme Thelma and Shirley Beasley The Home

Farm Bureau in Surry County Still Short of Quota

The Surry County Farm Bureau faces a shortfall of about 675 members toward a 1700 member goal. President J Kyle Thompson says the drive was extended after a planned check up meeting in Dobson, with hope for new memberships this week. Only Siloam township reached its 90 member target. Marsh Copeland and Long Hill trail, with others near or failing to report.

Farm Bureau Surry County J. Kyle Thompson Surry Marsh, Copeland Long Hill

29 Men Report For Army Duty

Most recruits hail from Mount Airy area as 20 youths depart Dobson for Charlotte for induction. The Surry County Coast Board reports 21 accepted and 11 rejected in the November 21 call.

Mount Airy Dobson Charlotte Surry County James Edward Payne Robert Theodore McMichael James William Akers Grover Cleve Thomas Ralph William Mears Bill Hall Charles Wagoner Cook Weatfield Howard Bernard Jackson Arvil Cockerham Roland Church Brown Daniel D. Hayes Elkin Billy Jack Cockerham Jackie Lee Newman

P N Taylor Heads to Seattle for Farm Bureau Meet

Perry N. Taylor of White Plains heads to Seattle to represent North Carolina at the 34th annual American Farm Bureau convention. Executive VP R Flake Shaw joins him. the pair attended pre convention sessions and part of the resolutions committee. David Marion of Surry also joined the trip aboard the Dixie Farm Bureau Special en route through 26 states and Mexico, with return to North Carolina on December 16.

Perry N. Taylor White Plains North Carolina Farm Bureau Seattle Washington American Farm Bureau Convention R. Flake Shaw Greensboro Resolutions Committee Surry David Marion Dixie Farm Bureau States Mexico North Carolina

Mary Faye Jackson Wins State 4-H Ironing Contest

Mary Faye Jackson of Mount Airy route 4 won the state 4-H improved ironing project contest. She was honored at the state 4-H Recognition Day in Raleigh and awarded a medal at the Surry County Achievement Day in Dobson.

Mary Faye Jackson Lon Jackson Mount Airy Route 4 Raleigh Surry County Dobson

Handel's Messiah To Be Held December 14

The Community Choir will present Handel's Messiah Sunday December 14 at 4 o clock at Haymore Memorial Baptist Church. Charles Johnson of Mount Airy High School directs the oratorio. Rehearsals are listed at Haymore Baptist Church on December 5 7 30 p.m December 7 2 40 p.m December 9 7 30 p.m December 11 8 30 p.m and December 13 7 30 p.m.

Haymore Memorial Baptist Church Charles Johnson Mount Airy High School Haymore

Friends Women To Have Quarterly Meeting Sunday

The Surry Quarterly Meeting Missionary Conference of the United Society of Friends Women will be held Sunday afternoon at three o'clock at the Mount Airy Friends Church. Members of all the churches in the Surry Quarter are invited to attend to learn about world Christian Mission. Rev. Luther McPherson leads a devotional period and Mrs. A. F P. Phillips introduces the program. Rev. Howard B. Yow speaks on Friends Missions in Kenya with color slides. Mrs. Marvin Shore of Pilot Mountain presents the Surry Quarterly project.

Surry United Society of Friends Women Mount Airy Friends Church Surry Quarter World Christian Mission Luther McPherson A. F P. Phillips Howard B. Yow Friends Kenya Marvin Shore Pilot Mountain

Curdy Savage to be staged by Mount Airy Opera Club Monday

Doris Pardington, manager-director of Winston-Salem Little Theatre, directs Mount Airy Opera Club in John Patrick's three act Comedy-Drama The Curious Savage to be performed December 15 in the high school auditorium. Pardington, a charter member, has led the local theatre since July 1950 after serving as WAIR program director and has directed many notable productions in Winston-Salem.

Doris Pardington Winston-Salem Little Theatre Mount Airy Opera Club John Patrick Pardington WAIR Portland Maine Winston-Salem Twin City Little Theatre

Byrd Family Weekend Visit With Sparta Guests

Mr and Mrs A W Byrd and Floyd Byrd with children Carolyn and Cathy returned to Ervin after a weekend with Mr and Mrs James Seasons. Rev and Mrs Jack W Byrd of Sparta joined family for dinner Friday. Pvt Donald Blackburn son of Mr and Mrs J R Blackburn spent the weekend. he is stationed at Fort Jackson. Mrs J R Venable and son Bill spent Thanksgiving in Lexington for the Lawrence-Darr wedding.

A. W. Byrd Floyd Byrd Carolyn Cathy Ervin James Seasoms Jack W. Byrd Sparta Donald Blackburn J. R. Blackburn Pvt Blackburn Fort Jackson S. C J. R. Venable Bill Lexington

Surry Baptists Plan M Night Rally This Monday

The Surry Baptists meet Monday at 7 30 p m at Haymore Baptist Church Mount Airy to observe M Night with Rev A Maddry of Temple Baptist Durham as principal speaker The rally, an annual southern Baptist event, has Training Union leaders organizing an excellent program with Mrs Thelma Frye in charge of arrangements.

Surry Baptiste Haymore Mount Airy A. Maddry Temple Baptist Church Durham Southern Baptist Thelma Frye

Albert Cornett Dies in Georgia at 64

Albert Cornett, 64, died November 23 in LaFayette Georgia after a long illness. He was a World War I veteran and worked in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Funeral services were held November 24 at First Baptist Church LaFayette with burial in the local cemetery. Survivors include his widow a daughter and a stepson. Relatives from Mount Airy attended with E J France and family.

Albert Cornett LaFayette First Baptist Church Cornett Chattanooga Tenn Mount Airy E. J. France France

Two Injured In Wreck On Highway 52 Near Mount Airy

Two people were injured Tuesday at about 10:45 p.m. when a car driven by James A. Lowe pulled into the left lane to turn and swung back into the path of an oncoming truck on Highway 52 east of Mount Airy. Celie Lowe, 15, was held for shock and possible concussion. James Lowe and Celie Lowe were treated at Martin Memorial Hospital. a young boy and the truck occupants were uninjured. Police Sgt J B Howell investigated. damage estimated at 325 dollars.

Highway 52 Mount Airy James A. Lowe Celie Lowe Martin Memorial Hospital Lowe J. B. Howell

Heroin Cache Found Aboard President Wilson Liner

A canvas bag containing heroin valued at $750,000 was found aboard the President Wilson liner by a customs officer. The passenger identified as Le Que Hook confessed to the stash and was detained on a Portland, Oregon train.

San Francisco President Wilson le Que Hook Portland Ore

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