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Newspaper
Mount Airy News
Location
Mount Airy, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
2
Mount Airy News lists subscription terms: one year for $1.50 and six months for $1.50. This publisher announces rates for readers.
Entry filed as second class matter at Mount Airy post office under Congress act of March 1872 with classification details and delivery status.
Town leaders urge taxpayers to fund school expansion as population and new homes raise demand for more teachers and larger buildings. Editors argue that low levies hinder future growth and compare local rates to higher California benchmarks, stressing that investing in youth education costs less than neglecting the rising generation.
The Raleigh based J W Bailey addresses graduates in our city and is viewed by many as a logical next governor for the state. He is praised for language mastery, editorial leadership of the Biblical Recorder, legal success, and concern for tenant farmers and poor citizens.
J. B. McCreary, head of the engineering firm in charge of Mountry sewerage, arrived last week with his wife and two children. He will reside here until the completion of the project, expected to take twelve to eighteen months.
A brief urging voters to back Porter Groves in the upcoming primary in June, highlighting a focus on public peace and civic stability.
State Highway Commission in Raleigh outlined four main road projects in this county. They include a 6.1 mile hard surface on the Fancy Gap road to the Virginia line, 2 miles through Pilot Mountain, a segment from Yadkin County line through Elkin to the Dobson road about one mile, and a Mount Airy to Pilot Mountain sand clay rebuild. Contracts await surveys and plans, with work likely starting next spring after engineer surveys over the next three to four months.
Leaders of medicine at a St Louis meeting call for a shift from treating sickness to preventing illness. They advocate neighborhood visits and funded hospitals to provide free care in rural areas, arguing current practice forces people to seek care only after illness.
The women of Surry County urge primary voters to re nominate Porter Graves for Solicitor of the 11th Judicial District. They argue the office defends homes, enforces laws, and protects families from liquor crime, citing his faithful service and strong record. They ask women to vote on June 4th.
Daber, a Cherr street resident and multilingual draughtsman, installed a complete wireless outfit and began receiving concerts from Pittsburgh Detroit Indianapolis and other stations. He notes the fascination of listening in a neighbor's home to singing readings sermons and music and the sense of closeness to the wider world as programs follow one another each evening.
County health officer Dr. L L Williams plans an intensive vaccination drive over the next two months with appointments at about 30 locations across the county. Assistants will vaccinate at these sites and an attendant will extra visit Mount Airy every Saturday to reach residents.
Superintendent C M Whitlock and team upgrade the light system by installing three large transformers at each plant to raise current to 18 volts then reduce to city voltage by three transformers at City Hall. Current 2300 volts will be boosted for stronger, steadier power improving small motors and irons. Power will be cut Sunday during progress and finish about July 1, with no power Sundays until then.
Three year old Gracie Estis daughter of E C Estis of Round Peak died last week from pneumonia after a two day illness. Remains buried at Peddigo Patrick county with funeral by Rev J H Maynes. Family receives sympathy from many friends in the loss of this bright child.
The Democratic party urges voters to choose the most capable public servant Porter Graves as the ablest solicitor in the state. Cast your ballot in the June 3 primary.
S. G. Brim was found not guilty in the recorders court here on liquor charges connected to Len Taylor’s arrest and the discovery of about 15 gallons of liquor on Taylor’s premises. Taylor, an invalid, testified he handled liquor for others on shares, naming Brim as a supplier. The jury rejected the witnesses’ credibility and the accusation, while Len Taylor faces possible state hospital treatment or further punishment for his ongoing liquor offenses.
The Martin Memorial Hospital Training School for Nurses held graduating exercises on June 1 1922 at 8 30 p m in the Mount Airy High School Auditorium. Program opened with invocation by Rev Z V Roberson music by Misses Donna Bolt and Virginia Moore address by J H Folger, class poem by Elizabeth Lovill, delivery of pins by Lula Wes and diplomas by Dr M S Martin. A duet by Miss Olive and Rev Mr Olive and additional readings by Clara Mabel Allen King Noe Mae Boyles Pilot Mountain followed The Nightingale Pledge poem and other classroom rites marked the ceremony.
Democrats of Surry push for Porter Graves to receive a unanimous vote for Solicitor on June 3rd. The motion emphasizes Graves as the preferred candidate supported by local party leaders and members.
Prof Paul John Weaver of the University faculty gave an organ recital at the Baptist church last Sunday under The Woman's Club auspices. A well filled house wide attention and high appreciation marked the event, held on the pipe organ.
The Fine Arts department met at the Blue Ridge hotel with readings from Uncle Remus and Booth. Members won prizes, welcomed new leadership, and planned a Chautauqua ticket campaign including canvassing Mount Airy and outlying districts. Greensboro profit reported at 225 dollars.
A local resident purchased two ferrets for 6.50 after they were shipped from Ohio. The owner believes ferrets, when properly managed, can effectively control the rat population in the town.
A former sheriff of Surry County announces candidacy to run again as a Republican, noting prior rule adherence and public service. He pledges to uphold law, safeguard county interests, and invites inspection of public records while seeking nomination and election in the upcoming primaries.
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