Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Mount Airy News in Mount Airy, North Carolina

We have 6,272,717 pages in North Carolina

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 16 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Mount Airy News

Location

Mount Airy, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1944

Page

5

Dobson Club Holds Christmas Meeting

The Dobson Woman's club met at the club house last Thursday with President Mrs. R. C. Llewellyn presiding. Minutes by Miss Rachel Freeman and the treasurer's report were given. The group planned a financial contribution to the Empty Stocking Fund. A Christmas program followed with readings, solos, duets, carols, and refreshments served by the entertainment committee led by Mrs. D. T. Sparger.

Dobson Woman's Club R. C. Llewellyn Rachel Freeman J. W. Comer Club Treasury R. B. Blackwelder Bertha Jewell Hemmings Bill Lancaster Miss Hemmings D. T. Sparger

Efird Clerks Celebrate Christmas Party at Orchard Street Home

Efird department store clerks enjoyed a Christmas party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J A Lewis at their Orchard Street home Monday evening. About 40 guests attended with platters, games, contests, and prizes. Gifts were exchanged and the Lewises received gifts from the employees. Mr. Lewis is manager of the Efird store.

Efird’s J. A. Lewis Orchard Street

Haymore Memorial Church Circle Meets at Mrs Allen East Home

Circle No 2 of Haymore Memorial Church met at the home of Mrs Allen East on Worth Street Thursday evening December 7. A short program with special music was presented. A social hour followed with Christmas gifts exchanged among members and refreshments served.

Circle No Haymore Memorial Church

T E L Class Has Christmas Party

The T E L class of the First Baptist Church met Thursday night at Mrs. J E Stimpson's home on South Main with hostesses Mrs. Spain Mrs. A F Stewart Mrs. Harvey Parkes and Mrs E A Rancelman. Evergreen decorations and red berries framed the Christmas tree as Luke's story opened the devotional. Mrs John Foy led the business session and a personality contest led to a lively social hour with Mrs John Midkiff as prize winner. Refreshments matched the holiday theme and gifts were exchanged.

First Baptist Church J. E. Stimpson South Main Street Spain A. F. Stewart Harvey Parkes E A. Rancelman Luke John Foy A. G. Webb John Midkiff

Arts And Crafts Guild Holds Annual Christmas Dinner

The Arts and Crafts Guild celebrated its annual Christmas dinner at Mrs. 8. A. Conduff’s home. Members and visitors enjoyed the festively decorated rooms, buffet service, and tables with lighted angels. Mrs. Conduff and Mrs. J. B. Haynes led top scores at their tables while guests from Pass Christian received corsages.

Arts and Crafts Guild 8. A. Conduff Conduff J. B. Haynes J. D. Sargent 4. B. Haynes Jim Martin Pass Christian

Dorcas Class Christmas Party At First Baptist Church

Dorcas Class of the First Baptist Church held a Christmas party Monday night at Mrs. A. Randieman home. Mrs. George Slaughter Jr led the devotional with the Christmas story from Luke. Members brought gifts for a needy family. games were played and Snowsball contest won by Mrs. Slaughter Jr. Candies, fruit cake, coffee, and colored jello plates were shared. Gifts were exchanged later in the evening.

A. Randieman Dorcas Bapdiet George Slaughter, Jr Slaughter, Jr

Mrs Hallman Hosts Christmas Bridge Party

Mrs Vance L Hallman entertained her three table bridge club at the Midkiffs home to usher in Christmas. A decorated tree, candles and pines framed the party. Prizes included a crystal tumbler set, double deck of cards, and a crystal fruit bowl. A fruit salad course with Russian tea followed. Special guest Pfc Romney Simmons Jr was honored with a club gift. Guests later searched for hanging names and clues to a hidden gift.

Vance L. Hallman John H. Midkiff Pfc Romney Simmons, Jr

Mrs Leach Hosts Missionary Circle December Meeting

Circle No 4 of the Haymore Memorial Missionary Union met at Mrs Henry Leachs Durham street home with Mrs Hass Marion as associate hostess. Fourteen members and four visitors attended. Rev C E Otey spoke on the spirit of Christmas and the war as Mrs Ralph Midkiff led devotions. Gifts were given to December birthday honorees Mrs Leach and Mrs R G Carpenter, Christmas gifts exchanged, and refreshments served.

The Haymore Memorial Missionary Union Henry Leach Durham Street Hass Marion Ralph Midkiff C. E. Otey Leach R. G. Carpenter

Mrs. R. G. Carpenter Hosts Christmas Party

Mrs. R. G. Carpenter entertained friends at her Rockford Street home on Thursday evening December 14. Guests played games with winners Mrs. Hass Marion and Miss Lillian Creed, exchanged gifts, and enjoyed refreshments hosted by the hostess and her mother Mrs. W. M. McCoy.

R. G. Carpenter Rockford Street

Fancy Gap W M U Meeting Elects New Officers

The Fancy Gap W M U met last Friday night with Mrs Connie Horton in charge. Members Roscoe Hiatt Connie Horton Hazel Smith and Bertie Segraves participated. New officers elected include Hazel Smith president Verona Quesinberry vice president Mary Lou Cundiff secretary treasurer Sallie Quesinberry program committee and Connie Horton community.

Fancy Gap Church Connie Horton Fred Norman Roscoe Hiatt Hazel Smith Bertie Segraves Verona Quesinberry Mary Lou Cundiff Sallie Quesinberry

Mrs Fawcett Hosts Entre Nous Club Close Of 1944

Mrs. T. G. Fawcett hosted the final Entre Nous Book Club meeting for 1944 at her North Main Street home. Neighbors gathered for the club game with rook rook top score by Mrs. L. B. Pendergraph, high visitors score by Mrs. R. J. Lovill, and low by Mrs. G. D. Fawcett. A dessert course with coffee followed and the hostess contributed the usual Red Cross donation.

T. G. Fawcett North Main Street Rook L. B. Pendergraph R. J. Lovill G. D. Fawcett Red Cross

Ration Board Holds Christmas Party

Members of the local ration board and office force will hold their annual Christmas party Friday night in the banquet room of the New Willow hotel. About 50 plates will be prepared. After dinner, games and an entertainment program are planned, and gifts will be exchanged by a name drawing.

Office Force New Willow Hotel

Green Hill Club Holds Meeting

The Green Hill home demonstration club met at Mrs. Myrtle Jones home with Mrs. Fred Norman presiding. Marion Jones led the devotional as 16 members and two visitors attended. New officers were elected for the year and yearbooks were distributed by Mins Gillam.

Green Hill

Local families plan Christmas visits and travels

A long list of residents and relatives plan holidays with kin across North Carolina and nearby states. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. P. N. Taylor, Messrs. Sims, Mills, Johnson, Foy, Carter, Jackson, Hauser, Torrey families, and many others visiting Greensboro, Dobson, Arlington, Valdese, Winston-Salem, Raleigh, and Richmond.

P. N. Taylor R. E. Sims Greensboro Guilford College Wilmer E. Mills Doris Ann Valdese N. C Maxie and Loree White Baltimore W. T. White Dobson George Key Aberdeen Proving Ground W. M. Johnson Joe W. Johnson Winston-Salem Priday Johnson Carolyn Carter Greensboro College Frank Carter South Main Street Patty Holcomb William and Mary Extension Richmond Hugh Holcomb West Elm Street Ruth Johnson Fayetteville W. A. Burch, Jr Billy Dorothy Jo Greenville S.C Carole T. Daber Judy Roscoe Stewart Fort Bragg Margaret Jackson Friendsville, Tenn W. A. Jackson Louise Johnson Emma J. Foster Washington Rachel Mabe National Business College Roanoke W. M. Mabe Dick Howerton Raleigh T. C. Britt Bowman Gray School of Medicine R. E. Forrest Matt Shelton C. J. Gunter Madison Frank Johnson National Gurnsey Association Eleanor Asheville Jack Watson Winston-Balem W. L. Glancy Jimmie Harrison Duke Medical School Graham Harrison Shirley Carter Catherine Clayton Carter Washington, D. C Howard Monto Ida Ayers Monto J. E. Ayers Pulaska Grady State Rogersville Tenn Westfield Virginia Muriel Coletrane Emory Wade L. Hatcher State Highway Patrol Shelby

City Schools Take Holiday

Mount Airy district schools observe Christmas holidays ending Friday with classes resuming Monday January 1.

Mount Airy

Holiday students listed from Betsy Sparger to Barbara Folger

Notices list several students home for holidays including Betsy Sparger Randolph Macon Lynchburg Ann Inman Wake Forest Betty Jean Davis Greensboro Barbara Wrenn Mary Baldwin Ruth Poore Patricia Rothrock Lanelle Patterson NC Helen Finch Meredith College Ann Simmons Billee Hennis and Barbara Folger Salem College. The First National Bank of Mount Airy NC holds its annual stockholders meeting to elect directors on Tuesday January 9 1945 at four o'clock p m in the bank office. December 4 1944 Rector

Betsy Sparger Randolph Macon Lynchburg First National Bank of Mount Airy N. C

Also Mentioned on This Page

Dobson Club Efird Clerks Haymore Church Benny” Gilbert Port Bragg Mrs. Hallman Mrs. Leach Fancy Gap W. M Mrs. Fawcett Ration Board Green Hill Club Rex Tilley, Jr New Orleans Seaman Louise Kendall Pearl Jackson Marvin Ellis Martin Memorial Hospital Evelyn Coleman Snelling Knoxville Ann Hauser Winston- Salem G. C. Hauser Beatrice Carder Jessie Trevathan A. Wanless W. W. Thomas Charlotte Buck White Annie Thomas Miss Thomas John Banner, Jr D. E. Hudgins John Banner Mildred Hines Greens Wro Prank Hines Ruth van Duyne Central Methodist Church Philadelphia Broome Hale John Howard Woltz University of Va Charlottesville Osler Woltz Larry Curtis Wilmington A. Hawks Winston-Salem Apex News Office Rawley Ave Rector Coe Bivens Ponement Busi Ness Geo. W. Sparger, Jr Waht Te Ay Maal
Search Courier

Search the Mount Airy News Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Mount Airy News?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication