North Surry High to Present Two One-Act Plays
North Surry High School will stage Anton Chekhovs The Brute and William Saroyans Hello Out There as a double bill on Saturday February 21 at Mount Airy Fine Arts Center. Pattie Norman Freddie Jones Gary Watson Dena Dollyhigh Gary Chilton Hiram Thompson Billy Hull Kaye Evans lead the cast directed by Arnield Wengrow with Mrs Mary G Staples and Miss Carol Moss producing. Tickets are on sale now.
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Mount Airy Fine Arts Project
Drama Club
North Surry High School
Mount Airy Fine Arts Center
Anton Chekhovs
William Saroyan
Pattie Norman
Freddie Jones
Gary Watson
Dena Dollyhigh
Gary Chilton
Hiram Thompson
Billy Hull
Kaye Evans
Mary G. Staples
Carol Moss
North Surry
Arnield Wengrow
Democrats Enter Four Candidacies For Surry County Posts
Four Democrats filed for county commissioner seats in Surry County with Henry Eidenhour, A Haywood Merritt Sr, Elmer Hodges, and Dr Jack Snow entering the race. Hodges and Merritt seek Mount Airy district seats while Eidenhour and Snow run from East and Beulah areas. Republicans plan re election, with all seats countywide in primary and general elections.
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Henry Eidenhour
Pilot Mountain
A. Haywood Merritt
Elmer Hodges
Jack Snow
Hodges
Beulah
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Soil Conservation Service
Dobson High School
Round Peak Masonic Lodge
Beulah Raritan Club
Lowgap Wildlife Club
Mary Flinchum
Carroll County
Surry County
Merritt
Mount Airy
W. E. Merritt Company
First National Bank
United Savings and Loan Association
Edith Earnhardt
Caswell County
Board of Commissioners
Surry
Nidenhour
GOP
South
Elkin
Dean's list honor for Joan Niteon at High Point College
Joan Niteon Stir of Mount Airy earned placement on High Point College's dean's list for the fall semester indicating academic excellence. The recognition highlights continued scholastic achievement by students from Mount Airy and surrounding areas.
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Joan “Niteon
Stir of
Beginning Drawing Course for Adults at Surry Arts Council
The Surry Arts Council announces an eight session Beginning Drawing Course for adults starting Wednesday February 18. Instructor Bud Kallenbach conducts classes from 7:15 to 6:30 p.m. at the Mount Airy Fine Arts Center with a fee. Call 786 2297 before 4 p.m. to register.
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Surry Arts Council
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Bud Kallenbach
Mount Airy Fine Arte Center
Potential Grape Industry Grows in Piedmont Area
Lauratown Mountain Vineyards based in Rural Hall promotes grape production in the Piedmont. The firm, already planting in Guilford, Stokes and Forsyth counties, spoke at the Carolina Virginia Fruit School about costs 600 dollars per acre to start a vineyard and a 100 percent production potential after three years with 2 to 4 tons per acre yields. They seek several five acre plantings and will have extension staff assist.
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Lauratown Mountain Vineyards
Reeves Ymca
Piedmont
Guilford
Stokes
Forsyth
Charles C. Jackson
Surry
Jackson
Potential for Countywide Mechanized Harvest Explored
Jackson notes real potential in expanding machine picking if acreage reaches a viable scale. Grape vines need layout friendly to machines, with 5 acres cited as a threshold. The group also covered strawberry production, orchard practices, chemical use, disease control, and packaging and marketing.
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Jackson
Ancient Staunton Dispatch and News from February 4 1910 Found
A couple preserves a February 4 1910 Staunton Dispatch and News. The issue features local ads about land and dry closets, plus items from Staunton and beyond including Rayo kerosene and Quaker Oats. A note on the town council fines for unsanitary fixtures and the Baltimore Sun promo appears among global briefs.
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Alvin Watson
Lebanon Street
Baltimore Sun
United States
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Staunton
Inman funeral held for Arthur Inman 71
Funeral services were held yesterday at 2 PM at Red Bank Primitive Baptist Church for Arthur Inman 71 of Westfields Cloudville Virginia who died Tuesday at home. Born in Patrick County he was a retired farmer. Survivors include wife Nora Jones Inman two daughters Mrs Michelle Martinsville and Mrs Howard Cole Westfield and four sons Andy Russell Akers Martinsville and John Inman Westfield. Burial followed in Inman family cemetery near the home.
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Arthur Inman
Review
Cloudville
Red Bank Primitive’ Baptist Church
Patrick County
Nora Jones Inman
George Mitchell
Martinsville, Va
Howard Cole
Westfield
Andy, Russell and
Akers Inman
John Inman
Inman
Church To Honor Veteran Leader At Appreciation Day
Chestnut Ridge Baptist Church near Mount Airy will hold an Appreciation Day at 3 pm Sunday honoring Mrs. Manervia Cox 90 of Westfield. Rev O J Hatcher will lead ceremonies. Cox, mother of 14 with 66 grandchildren 125 great grandchildren and 22 great great grandchildren is known as Mother Cox and has long served as teacher and leader. The event coincides with her 61st birthday.
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Chestnut Ridge Baptist Church
NC 89
Mount Airy
Manervia Cox
Westfield
O. J. Hatcher
Roy Cox
Chestnut Ridge Church
Missionary Society
Woman's Council
Woman's Congress
Sandy Ridge
Mother Cox
Mount Airy Officer Gillespie Named Policeman of the Year
Patrolman CC R Gillespie of the Mount Airy Police Department, 23, was named Policeman of the Year in a ceremony at police headquarters. The award, sponsored by Chief David Beal and The Mount Airy News, rewards his scooter patrol work and positive attitude.
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Mount Airy
CC R. Gillespie
David Beal
James E. Johnson
The
Mount Airy News
Gillespie
Woo
Dobson
Wesley Gillespie
Route 1
Belvue Drive
Midway Baptist Church
Beal
Police Department
Department
Patrolman
Johnson
Chief Beal
Market Report From Mount Airy Livestock Market Sales
Market day summary notes 332 animals sold on Wednesday at Mount Airy Livestock Market. Quotations include top hogs at 28 dollars, sows at 18.78 to 25, calves up to 45 with heavies to 43.50, heifers 18 to 19.50, cows 14.50 to 23.50, steers 23.50 to 28.30, bulls 22.50 to 26.50, cows by bead 132 to 23.
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Mount Airy
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