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Mount Airy News

Location

Mount Airy, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1952

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Community Center Set to Open in Mount Airy This March

Mount Airy prepares a new Community Center on Pines and Renfro Streets to be ready by mid March. The Mount Airy YMCA will operate the center with J F Yokley as president and C W Cockrell named general secretary. Board officers include William Merritt, J H Crossingham, D C Lewis, and R D George.

Mount Airy Pines Renfro J. F. Yokley Mount Airy Young Men's Christian Aassociation Ymca Interstate Committee Charlotte Mount Airy Ymca J. F. Yakley William Merritt J. H. Crossingham D C. Lewis R. D. George C. W. Cockrell Cockrell Ymca No YMCA Bunny” Cockrell Yymca The

Perry N Taylor Re elected Surry Man Head Farm Bureau

Perry N. Taylor of White Plains was co elected president of the North Carolina Farm Bureau Federation at Raleigh as the 16th annual convention closed. Taylor led the group in 1951 and received commendation. he also chairs the Surry County School Board. N P Bryant of Yadkinville named for the district including Surry. Mrs Taylor among directors re elected. Governor Kerr Scott said he would not run for lieutenant governor.

Perry N. Taylor White Plains North Carolina Farm Bureau Federation Raleigh Taylor Surry County N. P. Bryant Yadkinville Surry Associated Women Kerr Scott

Funeral Services Sunday For Pvt. Hamlin Of Dobson

Pvt Samuel Carlise Hamlin of Dobson route 2 died in Korea on November 21 1961 at age 21 after serving from 1951 He was born September 28 1930 and graduated Dobson High School in 1949 Funeral services are Sunday at 2 pm at Salem Baptist Church with full military rites by Mount Airy National Guard VFW and American Legion Burial at the church cemetery He is survived by his parents a brother Kerney E Hamlin and two sisters Delpha Arlen and Hazel Marie Hamlin with grandmothers Mrs Ella Stanley Draughn and Mrs Fannie Wood Hamlin The body will be carried to his parents home Saturday morning

Samuel Carlise Hamlin Dobson Route 2 Moody Funeral Home Korea Pvt Hamlin Eugene Hamlin Dobson High School Japan Salem Baptist Church Tom Cook Delmar Hodge Fred Jurney Gardner Mount Airy National Guard Veterans of Foreign Wars American Legion Kerney E. Hamlin Delpha Arlen Hazel Marie Hamlin Ella Stanley Draughn Fannie Wood Hamlin

Winford Norman Enters State Senate Campaign in Stokes County

Winford W. Norman of Pinnacle, a promising attorney and longtime prosecutor at Pilot Mountain Recorder's Court with a 90 percent conviction record, announces candidacy for State House from Stokes County. Former UNC Young Democrats leader, Wake Forest Law graduate, Army veteran, married to Algene King with two children.

Winford W. Norman Pinnacle State House of Representatives Stokes County Norman Pilot Mountain Recorder's Court Young Democrats University of North Carolina Young Democrats of North Carolina Wake Forest Law School Algene King King Deirdre Lee

City Police Ordered to Limit Law Enforcement Inside City

Mount Airy police will limit enforcement to within city limits after a Superior Court verdict in Dobson. Judge Rudisill fined Jim Stanley for speeding in town and ruled Sgt. Simmons had no right to arrest out of town. Chief Monte W. Boone announced the change, directing that outside duties are sheriff or township responsibility.

Mount Airy Monte W. Boone Dobson Joe Simmonge Jim Stanley White Plains J. C. Rudisill Stanley Sgt. Simmons Boone

Lions Club to Sponsor Granite City Horse Show Soon

Mount Airy Lions Club president Roy Hutchens announced the club will again sponsor the Horse Show in Surry County. The event is set for May 23 and 24 at Veterans Memorial Park in front of the grandstand with prominent southern horses displayed and participating. Paul Calloway and Earl Watson chair the committee. A Fordson tractor prize is planned for the attendant, with cash alternative offered if not preferred.

Roy Hutchens Mount Airy Lions Club Lions Club Granite City Surry County Veterans Memorial Park South Paul Calloway Earl Watson

Surry Baptist Plans Bible Camp Near Zephyr

Surry Baptist Association moves toward building a Bible camp on L. E. Isaacs land two miles southeast of Zephyr on the Elkin highway. Fox White of Dobson donated about 25 dollars saved from upholstery, aiding the camp fund as Rev J F Woodruff leads plans for summer programs and speakers.

Surry Baptist Association Fox White Dobson Route 2 White Fairview Baptist Church L. E. Isaacs Zephyr Elkin Highway J. F. Woodruff Association Harold Stone Association Camp Fund C. S. Brannock Kitty Sullivan Stone W. H. Poindexter

Three In Family Hurt In Car Plunge Down Hill

Three members of a single family were injured when their car went off a hill and plunged into an old mill race eight miles southwest of here on Monday night. Mrs Jennie Reynolds age 36 suffered a broken arm and leg lacerations, Early Stewart Reynolds age 36 had a knee laceration, and J C Roosevelt Reynolds age 15 sustained facial and head lacerations. A daughter Mary Jane Reynolds reportedly drove the car and was uninjured. The injured were taken to Martin Memorial Hospital.

Here Jennie Reynolds Early Stewart Reynolds J. C. Roosevelt Reynolds Mary Jane Reynolds

Reorganized Red Cross Meeting Set for Surry County

Otto Estes, General Field Representative, calls a reorganized Surry County American Red Cross meeting Monday at 7 30 p m at First Methodist Church Dobson. All officers directors committee chairs and interested persons urged to attend as $12 094 county fund quota for March 1 is stated.

American Red Cross Otto Estes Surry County First Methodist Church Dobson Red Cross

Grand Jury Charges Marshall With Murder in Dobson

A grand jury of 16 including the foreman returned a true bill against Jesse Marshall of White Plains for the murder of William Thomas on February 1. The case is continued to the April term. Marshall is free on 8000 bond. The jury also charged Spencer Lawson with murder, to be tried next term. William R. Golding was found guilty of manslaughter in the White Plains wreck last fall and given two months suspended five years on good behavior and court costs. Numerous other cases before Judge J. C. Rudisill resulted in suspensions, fines, or terms for offenses including assault, larceny, non-support, and reckless driving.

Dobson Jesse Marshall White Plains William Thomas Marshall Spencer Lawson William R. Golding J. C. Rudisill James Shinault Conrad Hemrie Tessie Lou Hawkins Cathey N. Hawkins Odell McCormick Clayton Upchurch Hama Clyde White Tommie Cox Martin Memorial Hospital Bill Carter

Local Businessman Named Organizer Of District YDC

Mount Airy businessman Joe R. Fowler Jr has been named organizer for the Central District of The Young Democratic Clubs of North Carolina. W W Staton Sanford president of the state YDC announced Fowler 26 will work with YDC presidents in the piedmont section to boost active interest in the clubs during the election year. Fowler a Mount Airy High School and UNC and Cornell College alumnus and Navy World War II veteran, has served as vice president of the Surry VDC and two years as president of Surry County clubs.

Cornell College Surry

Crime Prevention Week Observed In Mount Airy

Mayor Proclaims National Crime Prevention Week February 17 to 24. Exchange Club urges attendance at church services and calls for community support of the education program to curb crime. Police chief Lineberry to speak to junior and senior high students. police open house Friday at the station.

Mount Airy Exchange Club W. F. Carter, Jr Stanhope Lineberry Mecklinberg County Rockford Street

Kurtz Elected Head Of Mount Airy Merchants Association

F S Kurtz manager of Woods Store was chosen president at a Green Room Blue Ridge Hotel breakfast in Mount Airy. New directors include Fox Lawrence and P A Tyndall. Lawrence named vice president and G Thomas Fawcett treasurer. M A Thomas named state director with W S Wolfe former NC Merchants president. Mrs John A Browne named secretary.

F. S. Kurtz Wood Mount Airy Merchants Association Blue Ridge Hotel Mr. Kurtz Fox Lawrence P. A. Tyndall Roy Hutchens F. Rees G. Thomas Fawcett J. A. Sitison Clay Hauser Joe Boyles Ed Sparger James E. Johnson Ralph Epperson

Banks Closed February 22 Observances

The city announces banks will be shut all day Friday February 22 in observance of Washingtons birthday. The First National Bank Work mans Federal Savings and Loan Association and The Surry County Loan and Trust Company in Mount Airy and Dobson will close.

Washington First National Bank Workmen's Federal Savings and Loan Association Surry County

Shrine Officers Installed At Ladies Night in Surry County

Shrine Club officers were installed during a Ladies Night at the Blue Ridge Hotel. P. D. Cain Jr. became president, Charles F. Lowry vice president, and Dr. Carl L. Thomas secretary treasurer. New directors include Calloway, Patterson, Carter, Hennis Jr, Foy, Collins, and Sobotta. W. S. Wolfe performed the installation and Dr. Dale Gramley spoke. Paul Calloway received a watch. Mrs. Calloway a potted plant. Each guest received a candy box.

Surry County North Carolina Merchants Association Dale Gramley Salem College Paul Calloway

Dollar Days Free Parking In Mount Airy

Dollar Days will be held in Mount Airy on February 22 23 and 25. City officials and Police Chief M W Boone announce meters will be bagged to allow free parking. Merchants expect the largest Dollar Days ever in the Granite City.

Mount Airy M. W. Boone Granite City

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