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Newspaper

Mount Airy News

Location

Mount Airy, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1952

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Thurmond Chatham Seeks renomination in North Carolina Fifth District

U S Representative Thurmond Chatham announces candidacy for the Fifth Congressional District nomination in the May Democratic primary. Local reaction includes denial of a Woltz bid and talk of Umstead support as Governor Scott backs Hubert Olive. State offices and county posts, including Register of Deeds and county commissioners, face possible re nominations in May with some opposition rumored.

Surry County Washington U. S Thurmond Chatham Chatham United States Fifth Congressional North Carolina Fifth District Hubert Olive Lexington Superior Court William B. Umstead Durham Mr. Umstead Scott Mr. Olive

Cpl Vogler Arrives in Alaska for New Duties

Cpl John F. Vogler, 21, son of Mr and Mrs John W Vogler of the city, has arrived in Alaska to assume new duties. He graduated Mount Airy High School in 1948 and joined the Air Force October 31, 1950. After basic at Lackland he went to Keesler where he earned honors and a commendation from Maj Gen James F Powell. He then trained at Brooks before his assignment with the Alaskan Air Command.

Cpl John F. Vogler John W. Vogle Alaska Cpl. Vogler Mount Airy High School Air Force Lackland Air Force Base Texas Keesler Air Force Base Miss James F Powell Cpl Vogler Brooks Air Force Base Alaskan Air Command

Former Mount Airy Boy Dies In Car Wreck

Cpl. William E. Gardner 23, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edd F. Gardner of North Wilkesboro, formerly of Mount Airy, was killed eight miles south of Rockingham in a highway crash while returning to Shaw Field D C. from Greensboro with Cpl. Bob Grime of Texas. Burial at Mount Lawn Memorial Park followed funeral in North Wilkesboro. Surviving: parents and sister Mrs. Don Culler of North Wilkesboro.

William E Bill) Gardner Edd F. Gardner North Wilkesboro Mount Airy Rockingham U. S. Highway No Cpl. Gardner Greensboro Shaw Field D. C Cpl Gardner Cpl Bob Grime Texas Mount Airy Mirror Company Carolina Mirror Corporation Don Culler North Wilkesbero First Methodist Church Mount Lawn Memorial Park W. E. Bernard W. M Johnson R. F. Collins

Murray Praises Mount Airy High Teams At Lions Banquet

Duke coach Bill Murray lauded Mount Airy High football tradition at the Lions Club banquet. Coached by Wallace Shelton, the team received 27 letters, four managers and 10 cheerleaders for the 1951 season. Award winners included Bobby Beamer Rees Trophy, Dick Phillips most improved, David Browne best sport, and Norman Smith best blocker.

Lions Sam Moir Duke Bill Murray Norman Smith Bobby Beamer David Brown Dickie Phillips Wallace Shelton Duke University Mount Airy Lions Clubs Mount Airy High Rees Lions Club

Raleigh fair session secures Lawrence Greater Shows

Roy Hutchens and Ralph Boyles returned from the North Carolina Fair Association meeting in Raleigh where they finalized Lawrence Greater Shows for the Midway. Boyles and Hutchens will be fair secretary again this year and George Hamid will supply grandstand attractions nightly. Fireworks by the Fireworks Corporation of America promise elaborate displays and improved exhibit facilities are planned.

Roy Hutchens Ralph Boyles Raleisth North Carolina Fair Association Boyles Mr. Hutchens Lawrence George Hamid Fireworks Corporation of America

Three Men Arrested At Potts Community Still Raid

Three men Arlis Dowell Wayne Hall and Fred Payne all of Mount Airy were arrested after a large still was seized off Haystack Road in the Potts Community last Thursday night. About 100 gallons of mash were recovered and 30 gallons of whiskey had been produced. The suspects face federal charges for manufacturing non tax paid whiskey. Deputies Roy D. Smith Roby Key ATU agents Earnhardt and Martin and Patrolman J hk Howell conducted the raid.

Haystack Potts Here J. Hk. Howell Howell Arlis Dowell Wayne Hall Fred Payne Mount Airy Sheriff's Roy D. Smith Roby Key ATU Earnhardt Martin

North Carolina Newspapers Rated For 1951 Honors

The 1951 review of North Carolina newspapers was announced at the Press Institute meeting in Chapel Hill with Governor Scott presenting awards at a Duke University banquet. Northwestern papers earned multiple honors including eight Journal-Sentinel staff awards. Mount Airy News earned third in weekly editorials, Elkin Tribune second in general news, Morgan ton News Herald first in semi weekly, with Chatham News first in weekly and Shelby Times second.

Northwestern The Journal-Sentinel Mount Airy News Chatham News Shelby Times Elkin Tribune Morganton News Herald

Scout Week Plans Released For Civic Day Events

Surry District Scout Week program outlines events from February 3 union church service at Haymore Memorial Baptist Church to February 6 Civic Day in Mount Airy where Scout Mayor Bill Worth leads with exchanges between scouts and city officials. Activities include Home Day Dehal Day International Day Anniversary Day and a district Court of Honor.

Bill Worth Young Worth Surry Scout Week Committee Haymore Memorial Baptist Church Mount Airy Boy Scouts of America Mount Airy High School

Car Crash Kills Driver From Heart Attack

O H Pittman age 61 of 152 Broad Street died at 6 30 a m Wednesday en route to Renfro Hosiery Mills where he worked He suffered a heart attack while driving an ambulance called but pronounced dead at the hospital Two women coworkers were with him in the car which struck a pole on Virginia Street Funeral services were held at 10 a m Thursday and a service will be held at Bearden Baptist Church Bearden Burial at New Gary Cemetery Knoxville Survivors include wife Flora Lawson three sons and eight grandchildren plus siblings and a Navy adopted son in Norfolk Va

O. H. Pittman Broad Street Renfro Hosiery Pittman Virginia Street Mr. Pittman Monroe County Tenn Smith Margaret Ann Cleviger Pittman Howard Barham Knoxville Bearden Baptist Church New Gary Cemetery Flora Lawson Robert Clyde George Pittman James Pittman U. S. Navy Norfolk, Va Sallie Mitchell Bull's Gap Mary Taylor Chattanooga Bertha Lane Jack Pittman Dennia Pittman Spruce Pine

Surry voters approve bond issues in county election

Surry County voters approve 450000 for a school building program and 125000 for an agricultural building. About 3100 of 15000 registered voters cast ballots amid rain and fog. School bonds allocate 350000 to county schools and 50000 each to Mount Airy and Elkin. agricultural bonds fund a building near the courthouse in Dodson with a 200 seat assembly hall.

Surry County Aginst Mount Airy Surry S. M. Smith Mount Airy and Elkin Dodson

Samuel T. Tracy Arrives Overseas with Marine Wing

Marine Staff Sergeant Samuel T. Tracy arrives in Korea for duty with the First Marine Aircraft Wing. He comes with a Far East replacement draft and was processed in Japan before joining his squadron at an advance Marine airbase. Tracy previously led a crash crew at Cherry Point and enlisted September 2, 1946.

Samuel T. Tracy Schafer Street Korea Marine Aircraft Wing Far East Tracy Japan Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point Marine Corps

Brim VA Man Serving In Korea

Pvt. Charles H. Hooker of Brim Virginia serves with the 2nd Infantry Division in Korea. The division has been probing Communist positions on the east and east central front with Hooker in the 23rd Regiment.

Charles H. Hooker Brim 2Nd Hooker

Mrs Etta F Jones 67 Dies of Heart Attack in Mount Airy

Mrs Etta F Jones 67 of Mount Airy route 4 died suddenly of a heart attack Thursday at 11 30 am She was taken to Martin Memorial Hospital by ambulance and pronounced dead Funeral services will be held Saturday at the Friends Meeting on South Main Street at 2 30 pm with Rev Seth B Hinshaw of Asheboro officiating Burial will be in Oakdale Cemetery Surviving are her son Clarence of the home daughter Mrs Roscoe P Stewart of Mount Airy brother Walter Welch and three sisters all of Mount Airy and stepmother Mrs Lela Welch of Mount Airy

Etta F. Jones Mount Airy Route 4 Martin Memorial Hospital Robert Jones Franklin Heights Jones Surry County Calvin Della Hutchens Welch Friends Meeting South Main Street Seth B. Hinshaw Asheboro Oakdale Cemetery Clarence Roscoe P. Stewart Walter Welch

Soldier Enlists in the Army in 1961

The report notes a man who entered the Army in June 1961 and was stationed at Camp Breckinridge Kentucky. His wife is listed as living in Mount Airy.

Army Camp Breckinridge Mount Airy

Brother of Mrs Somerville Dies in Alabama

Attorney J. K. Taylor aged 60 native of Yadkin County died Sunday night in Birmingham Alabama where he was a prominent lawyer for many years The funeral was held Wednesday at 2 p m in Mackie Funeral Chapel Yadkinville with burial at Deep Creek Friends Church Cemetery Surviving sisters include Mrs A B Somerville Mrs R Wells and Dr Lola Taylor Attendees from the area listed by name.

J. K. Taylor Yadkin County Birmingham Ala Mackie Yadkinville Deep Creek Friends Church C. H Maury W. R. Jenkins A. B. Somerville R. Wells Lola Taylor H. P. Stewart John T. Moore A. V. West John Folger J. A. Sitison W. M. Lewis Judson Ashby Harvey Hennis W. S. Monday Annie Thomas A. C. Waggoner D. C. Lewis

Plans Announced For Scout Troop 85

The Men's Brotherhood of Flat Rock Presbyterian Church will host a Saturday 7 30 p m meeting honoring the scouts and dads of Troop 85 with Ugo Alfona leading the program Scout Sunday will be observed at Flat Rock Presbyterian Church Sunday at 7 p m Rev R Pooley pastor will deliver a special message to the scouts

Men’s Brotherhood of

Mrs Leitch Carried To Baptist Hospital

Mrs John Leitch mother of Mrs J D Lewis of this city was carried to Baptist Hospital in Winston Salem January 23 where she remains a patient.

John Leitch J.D. Lewis Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem

Legion Meets Tonight In Monthly Session

The American Legion will hold its regular monthly meeting at 7 30 p m tonight An attendance prize will be given and refreshments will be served.

The American Legion

Johnny Johnson Leaves for Air Force Training in Texas

Johnny Johnson departed Sunday for San Antonio to begin Air Force training. He formerly owned Johnny's Shell and is married to Mary Elizabeth McBride.

Johnny Johnson San Antonio Texas Air Force Mr. Johnson Johnny's Shell Mary Elizabeth McBride

Leonard Couple Return From Gilt Show in Atlanta

Mr and Mrs Walter D Leonard returned from Atlanta Georgia where they attended the Gilt Show noting the event and their travel.

Walter D. Leonard Atlanta, Ga

Services Held For Mrs Pearl Monday

Mrs. Pearl Monday of 140 Fact ory Street died Monday evening after a lingering illness. Born February 27 1918 in Carroll County Virginia she was the daughter of James K and Nettie Whitaker Monday. Survived by her father two sons J C Monday two daughters Zella and Edith Monday two brothers James Monday of Cana Virginia Willie Monday of Columbus Georgia two half brothers Cecil Monday Mount Airy Route 5 Rufus Monday Mount Airy also one sister Mrs Eunice Kemmeil Pulaski Virginia three half sisters Miss Martha Monday home Mrs Mary Greenwood Mount Airy Route 2 and Mrs Nancy Castevens Airy Route 2. Funeral was held Wednesday at 10 am with Rev W O Powers and Elder Walter Beasley officiating. Burial in Snake Creek Primitive Baptist Cemetery Fancy Virginia.

Pearl Monday Factory Street P.m Carroll County Virginia James K Nettie Whitaker J. C. Monday Zella Edith Monday James Monday Cana Willie Monday Columbus Cecil Monday Mount Airy Rufus Monday Eunice Kemmeil Pulaski Martha Monday Mary Greenwood Nancy Castevens Airy W. O. Powers Walter Beasley Snake Creek

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Ha Fa FF Re & P Sewg Onuuio AL Uffiuen H. O. Woltz Woltz Stokes County R. P. Jones Howard O. Woltz, Jr State House Sam Smith Past Mountain Marshall CC Fowler M. Q. Snow Cpl. W. E. Gardner G. M. Eldridge KF. C. Bivens Donald Fugene Edwards Eldridge Everette O. Rumsey C. J. Jackson Rumley Edwards Eldidge Hillsville Anwl Hero Young Edwards Wytheville Young Rumley Wrytheville Gleaves Shrader Jim Patterson Wythe-Pulaski Patterson E. (. Bivens Recorder's Court F Lions New High School Raleigh Greater Mount Airy Fair the News Ward Bryan A Ok Dobson Eldora Kelkin Franklin Long Hill Marsh Rockford Shoals Stewarts Creek Westfield Marine Aircraft Man Somerville Mrs. Leitch Legion
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