Big Weekend For Graduates Looms In Area
Area high school seniors face one of the bi ggest weekends of their lives as graduation nears. Many will pursue further study at universities colleges or trade schools while a number of young men plan military service. Some female graduates will continue education, others move into careers or additional training.
Record Low for June Is Posted Here
The thermometer dropped to 36 degrees in Granite City breaking June low records. Mount Airy Water Plant official Jim Boyd notes prior June lows of 37 in 1930 and 38 in 1933 and 1984. By afternoon it rose to 77 degrees while frost was seen on windshields at dawn. Commencement schedules follow for area high schools with Mount Airy High and North Surry set for ceremonies at Reeves YMCA and other speakers announced.
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Granite City
Mount Airy
Jim Boyd
Mount Airy High School
Reeves Ymca
North Surry
Charlies W. Phillips
Cransford College
Haymore
Town Board of Commissioners
Maynard Beamer
F. G. Doggett
Doggett
Mount Airy Recorder's Court
K. Snow
Judge Snow
Bingham Opens Ninth District Campaign Tour
Bingham, Democratic candidate for the U S House from North Carolina Ninth District, launched his campaign with appearances in Surry County and stops in Mount Airy Dobson and Elkin. A Stokes County native and 1960 UNC graduate, he served in the U S Army and later worked in real estate and publishing.
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Hobert Ifeh Binchuama
Raine
U. S House of Representatives
Fred Folger
Mount Airy
Surry
Democratic Executive Committee
Bingham
Surry County
Dobson and
Elkin
Stokes County
Pinnacle
Boone
The
University of North Caro
Lina
Chapel Hill
U. S. Army
Crerman
Watauga Young Democrats
W. S. Bingham
Folger News
GS BD
Hingham
Surry Mionday
Bingham For Congress
Watauca High School
John Criswell
Washington
Democratic National Executive Committee
Boone Man
Criswell
Lou Harris
South
North Carolina
James T. Broyhill
Lenoir
Broyhill
Broyhill Furniture Industries
Folger
Surry Democrats
City Employee Tapped For Court Clerk Post
Mount Airy officials promote Police Records Clerk Bobby Haymore to Clerk of Court replacing twelve year veteran Tommy Golding who moves to Tax Collector. Stewart resigns as tax collector effective July 1. Haymore approval pending Judge Snow.
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Mount Airy City Hall
Bobby Haymore
Tommy Folding
Reid Stewart
Tat Post
Heth Haymere
Coilding
Leftwich Family Reunion at Veterans Park
A reunion of Curtin Leftwich's family is planned for Sunday at Veterans Park. Relatives and friends are invited to attend with a picnic basket to share dinner and fellowship, with those in charge coordinating the event.
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Curtin Leftwich
Veterans Park
Lions Thank Public On 1966 Broom Sale Campaign
Mount Airy Lions Club held its annual broom sale to raise funds for services to the blind and visually impaired. Those who want to help can contact Rev Nelson at Moody Funeral Home or George Rives at Southern Railway.
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Mount Airy
Lions Club
Rev Nelson
Moody Funeral Home
George Rives
Southern Railway
Goads Attend National Restaurant Convention in Chicago
Mr and Mrs Ray Goad of Mount Airy represented Ray s Restaurants Inc at the National Restaurant Convention in Chicago with Clayde Hiatt supervisor of Kirns burger units in Mount Airy Winston Salem and Kernersville Jerry Waddell of North Wilkesboro and Radford Chilton head chef at Ray s Restaurant joined the group They toured exhibits of new restaurant equipment and features and took part in convention entertainment programs.
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Ray Goad
Munt Airy
Ray's Restaurants, Inc
Chicago
Clayde Hiatt
Mount Airy
Winston-Salem
Kernersville
Jerry Waddell
North Wikesboro
Radford Chilton
Ray's
Goad
Market Report From Mount Airy Livestock Sale
Market report notes 336 animals sold on Wednesday at Mount Airy Livestock Market. Quotations include hogs at 25.50 top, sows to 23, calves to 32.15, heifers 4, cows 12 to 20, bulls 15 to 22.25. Heifers by head 90 to 190, cows by head 115 to 240.
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Mount Airy
Magazine Pluys Granite City Native Son
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Granite City and Native Son with scattered phrases suggesting a feature or profile. The readable items indicate a magazine style piece focusing on local place and a persona, but specifics are unclear.
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Pluys
Granite City, Native Son
Country Club Pool Opens Tomorrow
The Mount Airy Country Club pool opens tomorrow at 11 am for members. It will remain open daily during the summer season from 11 am to 6 pm, with hours varying on certain days.
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Mount Airy Country Club
Recount Sought in Mount Airy Recorder Court Race
Attorney Frank Freeman of lbobsen, runner against Charles Handleman of Mount Airy, requested a recount after losing by 117 votes. Elections Board staff began retallying ballots from all precincts as Freeman cites possible counting error.
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Frank Freeman
Lbobsen
Charles Handleman
Mount Airy
Earler
Toree
Kiuopman Fd Swanson
Elections Board
Ee Wetterniay
Asker
Freeman
Five Girls Compete for Miss PM Honors in Parade
Five contestants vie for Miss Pilot Mountain at Fast Surry High School Tomorrow evening with a parade through the business district at 4 pm featuring the participants and the reigning Miss Pilot Mountain Martha Denny. The pageant theme Carousel mirrors Rodgers and Hammerstein. Contenders include Joyce Lynn Key 18 Sally Creasy 18 and Gilda Lorraine Whitaker 18.
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Joyce Lynn Key
Chester
O. Key
Route 1
Ararat
East Surry High School
Mari Memorial School Nursing
Miss Keys
Sally
Sandra Creasy
William (. Creasy
Pilot Mountain
Gilda Lorraine Whitaker
Gilmer Whitaker
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City Hall
Stewart
Tas
Golding
IBM
J. P Stevens Company
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W. Bradley
W. J. Miller, Jr
Starmount Forest Country Club
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Market Report
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