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Mount Airy News

Location

Mount Airy, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1949

Page

12

Mount Airy Widow Dies. Postmaster Race Looms in Town

The widow of R. J. Reynolds, Mrs. Johnston, died in a New York hospital after two months as a patient. She was a Mount Airy native, formerly married to K. J. Reynolds, then to J. Edward Johnston. In Mount Airy the pending postmaster selection follows civil service exams certifying George K. Snow, J. B. Sparger, and D. O C. Bowman, with Snow the current postmaster. The article also notes literary recognitions by Mrs. Creveling and Miss Blair, a funeral for Mrs. J. Edward Johnston, local visits, and an accident involving May 9 injuries to May 9 victim Rachel Marshall.

R. J. Reynolds New York Johnston Z. T. Smith Mount Airy K. J. Reynolds J. Edward Johnston Reynolda Civil Service Commission George K. Snow J. B. Sparger D. O C. Bowman Snow Woman's Club J. Edwards Johnston Winston-Galem C. Creveling Marian Blair Winston-Sales Federated Womans Clubs Miss Blair Raleigh Creveling Federation Miss Underhill Greensboro R. R. Jackson Bob Blackburn T. N. Brock J. M. Hollingsworth Mary Franklin Graves J. Edward Johnson Winston- Salem Joe W. Johnson Kemp Reece North Carolina State College James M. Ball Winston-Salem Charles Ball Elbert Partridge Edward Allen C. Hale J. Bray Kernersville Oak Ridge

String row tobacco layout helps curb erosion on five acres

El Collins, operator of the Never Wood farm at Seae, adopted the Soil Conservation Service string row system to lay off tobacco rows between terraces on five acres. The method ensures each row carries water to its end, reducing wet spots and erosion. Over the past two weeks SCS personnel aided fourteen farmers across forty acres in staking guidelines, including Thomas and Marvin Johnson, Poindexter, Emerson, Hunter, Harp, Hobart and Herman Simpson, Layne, and Clayton Smith in Dobson, Westfield, Marsh, and Rockford townships.

el Collins Never Wood Seae Soil Conservation Service Collins Thomas Johnson Marvin Johnson R. L. Poindexter Grady Emerson Dobson Township Elbert Hunter Westfield Township William C. Harp Marsh Township Hobart Simpson Herman Simpson F. E. Layne Clayton Smith Rockford Town

Dear Louisa Advice Column Exposes Secrets and Cautions

A reader seeks guidance on dating a married man and coping with a neighbor who uses her child as a nurse. The advice urges ending the affair if married, and suggests clear communication or setting boundaries with the neighbor to avoid caregiving duties.

Louisa

Ponds Stocked and Seining Noted in Local Townships

The report lists residents Ship James Dunbar and D. J. Moser of Stewarts Creek and A. J. Jagkoon of Mount Airy involved in stakeouts for two farm ponds intended for Mrs. Emma Wagoner of Siloam and Dillard Johnson of Dobson BE. A. Smith of Zephyr stocked a small pond with about 210 bream caught by the Layne boys using a ripped fertilizer sack. Bass are expected to be available in June for care and feeding, with casual remarks about a goat and a warning about imposition.

James Dunbar D. J. Moser Stewarts Creek Township A. J. Jagkoon Mownt Airy Township Emma Wagoner Siloam Dillard Johnson Dobson BE. & Smith Zephyr F. & Layne Layne

Repair costs for nonfarm homes estimated in 160

The article estimates total repair costs for the nation’s nonfarm homes at between 2 500 000 900 and 3 100 000 000 dollars. For every 100 dollars spent on home repairs about 25 dollars go to heating equipment and 16 dollars to roofing. Painting and redecorating accounts for about 25 dollars per 100.

Prediction of 6 Million Receivers in Operation by 1961

A forecast states 6,000,000 receivers in operation by 1961 with 2,000,004 or more produced this year. This would augment the prior output of about 1,260,000 units, marking rapid expansion in production and deployment.

Sale of real estate under deed of trust in Eldora Township

Roy Dixon and wife defaulted on a $676 debt to Meadie Darnel. On June 10 1949 at 1 PM the property in Eldora Township Surry County NC will be sold at public auction on the premises to the highest cash bidder. The tract is described starting at a rock on Mount Airy road and following lines through Mills line to a rock and back to the road.

Roy Dixon Meadie Darnel Eldora Township Surry County N. C

Property Deed Reference in Surry County Deed of Trust

The notice cites a deed of trust recorded in the Register of Deeds office in Surry County North Carolina and references an addition of about one half acre to the described property. It notes links to the recorded document and indicates further description will follow.

Office of the Register of Deeds of Surry County N. C

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The Mount Airy News FP. L. Smith Smith Farm Francisco Henry Foger Frank Smith Elmer Badgett U. 8. Army America U. S. Army U. S. Air Force Post Office Mount Airy, N. C Colonial Stores Incorporated and Carolina Power & Light CO Frank J. Walker P. C Joheaton Building Well Street Soil Conservation News June M—Dei Leonard's Leonard Jewelers Chevrolet Chevrolet Trucks Rawley Ave V. M. Jackson Ash Coca-Cola Company Mt. Airy Coca-Cola Bottling Co., Inc Mt. Airy, N.C Main Tyndall Auto Supply
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