Surry County Students Graduate From Wake Forest College
Seven Surry County graduates from Mount Airy and nearby towns earned degrees at Wake Forest College among 375 total. Names include Sandra Holder Roby Hunter Rachel McGee Roberson Freeman Carroll Perkins Phyllis Sowden and Robert McGee. Holder English BA, Hunter English BA, McGee mathematics BS, McGee PE BA, Freeman English BA, Perkins education BA, Sowden biology BA.
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Surry County
Mount Airy
Wake Forest College Go
Sandra Carol Holder
Otis Holder
Roby Hilda Hunter
VY. R. Hunter
Hunter Drive
Rachel Marie McGee
Robert Lee McGee
Allen McGee
Route 1
Robert Alexander Freeman III
R. A. Freeman
Dobson
Carroll Lee Perkins
Lee Perkins
Phyllis Virginia Sowden
Guy Sowden
Pilot Mountain
Miss Holder
Hunter
Miss McGee
Mr. McGee
Freeman
Perkins
Mias Sowden
Card of Thanks for J. M. Inacore
The family of J. M. Inacore thanks friends and neighbors for sympathy and condolences during their recent bereavement.
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J. M. Inacore
Ite
Forest Hills Senior Wins City Art Contest Third Prize
Carolyn Weinstein of New York City niece of Mrs. Lester Lamet of Smith Development Mount Airy has been named a third place winner in a citywide high school art competition. She is a Forest Hills High School senior and received $200 for her efforts in the contest.
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Carolyn Weinstein
New York City
Lester Lamet
Smith Development
Mount Airy
Carolyn
Forest Hills High School
Miller Reunion Sunday Near Siloam
The Miller reunion will be held Sunday afternoon at Charlie Millers near Siloam. Friends and relatives of Mr. Miller are invited to attend and bring a picnic lunch.
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Miller
Charlie Miller
Siloam
Mr. Miller
Birth Announcement for Christopher Garnet Fawcett
Mr and Mrs George D Fawcett of Woburn Massachusetts announce the birth of a son Christopher Garnet on June 2 The couple already has a daughter Laurie aged years old
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George D. Fawcett
Woburn
Masa
Christopher Garnet
Fawcetts
Laurie
Local Students Receive Degrees at Duke Commencement
Do Duke University conferred degrees on 1088 students from 40 states and 21 foreign countries in ceremonies at Duke Chapel and Indoor Stadium. Dr Walter George Muelder preached the baccalaureate sermon on Whom Shall the Educated Serve and Dr Merriman Cunningham delivered the commencement address on The Un teachable Alma of a University. Alumni events included ROTC commissions, a golf tourney, board meetings, reunions, a carillon recital by Anton Brees, and an organ recital by Frederick Swann.
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Walter George Muelder
Boston University
School of Theology
Merriman Cuninghim
Danforth Foundation
St. Louisa
Alma
Duke Air Force
Naval Rotc
Miss Sarah Moseley Receives UNC Degree in 1960s Ceremony
Miss Sarah Moseley graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill with a B A in Social Studies from the School of Education. Ausgrust Heckecher spoke as commencement speaker. Governor Terry Sanford President William C Friday and Chancellor William B Aycock led the ceremony. Moseley, daughter of 1518 Forrest Drive, will teach in the Winston Salem Forsyth County School system.
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Sarah Moseley
University of North Carolina At
Chapel Hill
School of Education
Ausgrust Heckecher
Kennedy
Terry Sanford
William C. Friday
William B. Aycock
Moseley
Forrest Drive
Winston-Salem-Forsyth County
Boy Scout Troop 551 Meeting and Camporee Report
Scout group Troop 551 of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints held a midweek meeting in the Scout room. Steve Haymore won the inspection and both he and Tommy Love received activity awards at field day. The troop attended the Cam poree at White Sulphur Springs, earning blue ribbons for camp project work including a gate entrance and various fixtures. Scoutmaster Jimmy Watts and Scribe Steve Haymoore led the event. Cub Scout Pack 542 at Mount Airy Friends Church held a Pinewood Derby with derbies in the church basement. Wilkins Den 1 Tim Wilson Den 2 Philip Thacker Den 3 presented ribbons. Hal McCoy won the grand prize trophy. Den mothers Opal Wilson Selma Worth and Maryann Steele served refreshments.
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Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Steve Haymore
White Sulphur Springs
Tommy Love
Jimmy Watts
Steve Haymoore
Mount Airy Friends Church
Wilkins
Den
Tim Wilson
Philip Thacker
Hal McCoy
Opal Wilson
Selma Worth
Maryann Steele
No Longer Responsible for Debts Claim By Individual
Kyle Rudolph Harris states he is no longer responsible for any debts. No details on the relief, court, or governing authority are provided. The notice asserts a personal financial status change with no substantiation or dates.
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Kyle Rudolph Harris
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