Perfect Attendance Pupils Named at Rockford Street School
The Rockford Street School lists students with perfect attendance for the term by grade. Names include Tessie Mae Shelton Helen Robertson Janie Lee Patal in first grade and many others across second to seventh grades, highlighting a wide span of students with no absences or tardies.
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Rockford Street
Tessie Mae Shelton
Helen Robertson
Janie Lee Patal
Martha Haynes
Lizzie Snow
Edith Martin
Dan Eedwards
Carl Tilley
Maxine Redman
Velda Pruitt
Roy Haynes
Jack Snow
Margaret Roberson
Jane Partridge
Jean Partridge
Sara Jackson
Joe Patterson
Bill Lowe
Dan Edwards
James Norman
Lana Paul
Roger Patterson
Baamks Rector
Frank Roberts
Audry Jessup
Mary Snow
Evelyn Pearson
Frank Scism
Nelsory Allred
Houston Hudson
Melbena Snow
Susan Sparger
Millicent Whetstone
Ruth Morris
Mamie Sue Shelton
Kedna Holloway
Elizabeth Harris
Loraine Childress
Coley Lineberry
Paul Limeback
Sarah Martin
Reva Sheltora
Florence Partridge
Claude Blizzard
Margaret Chandler
Garland Leftwich
Lillian Kingsbury
Letitia Ashby
Lucy Bondurant
Rachel Chandler
James Edwards
Ben Harris
Vivian Holloway
Junior McCoy
Howard Morris
Frances Rothrock
Leotta Shelton
Leona Amburn
Lucille Snow
Charlie Reid Martin
Burton Badgett
Flaine Inman
Ruth Key
Gene Riddle
Paul Turney
Quincy Stimpson
Callie Combs
Forest York
Mary Frances Smith
Jane Inmam
Katherine Morris
Mary Alice Perkins
Mattie Lee Short
Mary Ellis Tilley
Sarah Wellman
Loraine Wernell
Perfect Attendance at North Main School List by Grade
School records show perfect attendance across grades one through six. Names listed include first graders Many students named across grades, with multiple entries per class and a range of surnames such as Jones, Slate, Brown, Chappell, Hines, Smith, Midkiff, Gwyn, Hull, Creasy Tilley, Deatherage, Gibson, Inman, Johnson, Monday, Quesinberry, and Toward the end, sixth graders Joseph Johnson Edward Jones Roscoe Stewart Mary Cox Georgia Midkiff Love Monday Josie New and Josephine Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weayne Jones
Thomas Slate
Frances Leftwich
Virginia Brown
Loraine Chappell
Clara Jane Hines
Eugene Smith, Jr
Larelle Smith
Russell Midkiff
Donnie New
George Starrette
Lola Mae Haymore
Carrol Monday
Loraine Crawford
Toommy Gwyn
James Hull
Monica Brown
Mary Jeam Gwyn
Edith Creasy Tilley
James Deatherage
Kent Gibson
Gene Watt Holland
Robey Quavesinberry
James Booker
Helem Boyd
Robert Browne
Louise Flemming
Grayson Inman
Henry Johnson
Greg Jones
Mildred Monday
Arba Quesinberry
Jack Whattie
Critz
Audrey Gibson
Mildred Midkiff
Bedla Tolbert
Fred Harling
Kenneth Westmoreland
Eadgar Foust
Scott Banner
Erdene Bowman
Vivian Carico
Doris Browne
Worothy Jeffries
Joseph Johnson
Edward Jones
Roscoe Stewart
Mary B. Cox
Georgia Mae Midkiff
Love Monday
Josie New
Josephine Stewart
Notice of administration for Ed Dawson estate in Surry County
Mary Dawson and R. T. Dawson as administrators of Ed Dawson deceased give notice to all creditors to present claims to H. C. Woltz attorney in Mount Airy by June 1, 1931. Debts should be paid promptly. Dated May 28, 1930.
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North Carolina
Surry County
Ed Dawson
Mount Airy
Northh Carolina
H. C. Woltz
Mary Dawson
R. T. Dawson
Dee
D. H. O. Woltz
Administrator's Notice for Estate of Joe Dobson
The Bank of Mt Airy as administrator notifies creditors to file claims by June 3, 1931 and debtors to pay now. This notice dated June 3, 1930 and signed by E C Bivens trust officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Dobson
Bank of Mt. Airy, Admr
Dee
E. C. Bivens
Notice of Sale Under Deed of Trust in Mount Airy
By virtue of a deed of trust dated September 8 1929 J W Hutchens trustee will sell at public auction on July 2 1930 at 2 P M in front of the Bank of Mount Airy Mount Airy NC the property described starting at the center of Ararat River following Snow lines to an iron pin and along the river to the beginning containing 16.91 acres more or less with a right of way from H Woodland to the highway near the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Hutchens
Etta Snow
Tom Snow
Mount Airy
N. C
Ite
Ararat River
Snow
Aarat River
H. Woodland
Wood
B and P Women Prepare for North Carolina Convention
The Mount Airy Business and Professional Women’s Club will be well represented at the North Carolina Federation convention in Raleigh June 12 to 14. Highlights include addresses by Josephus Daniels and Mrs Ellen Libby Eastman, with sessions, luncheons, a tea at the Executive Mansion, tours, and a closing banquet expected to draw many leading businesswomen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Airy Business and Professional Women’s Club
North Carolina Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Club
Raleigh
Sir Walter Hotel
Josephus Daniels
News and Observer
Woodrow Wilson
Raleigin Chamber of Commerce
Federation
Max Gardner
Executive Mansion
Elsie Flake
Winston-Salem
Armel
Winston-Salem Loses Largest City Status in Carolinas
Winston-Salem with a population of 75,272 trails Charlotte which was listed at 82,645 as the Carolinas' largest city. Growth since 1920 nears 56 percent, reversing the 1920 ranking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Winston- Salem
Charlotte
Carolinas
C. B. Poindexter
Winston—Salem
Durham Youth Faces Murder Charge in Fratricide
Julius C. Goss of East Main Street is dead after a Sunday night incident. Norman W. Goss, 20, is charged with murder claiming he shot his father during a struggle after his father attacked the family with a knife and a poker. Witnesses say the elder Goss was intoxicated and had attacked relatives. Norman surrendered to police after exiting the residence and requesting transport to the station. no coroner's inquest was held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Julius C. Goss
East Main Street
Norman W. Goss
Goss
Norman
Surry County Bond Issue for School Houses and Tax
County commissioners order bonds not exceeding 72000 to fund purchase and erection of schoolhouse facilities under the state system. Annual tax levy to cover principal and interest. debt statement filed for public inspection. Effective 30 days after publication unless tax voters approve under the County Finance Act.
Pigs Gain 663 Pounds In 35 Days Under State Feeding Aid
Mor. Geo. Haynes of La donia started feeding 20 pigs on April 23 under the State Swine Extension Service and the county agent. Over five weeks the pigs consumed 795 pounds of mash and 114 bushels of shelled corn, costing $33.20 in total. Net gain for 19 pigs was 663 pounds, at 35 pounds per pig, with a cost per pound of gain about 5 cents.
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Mor
Geo. Haynes
Ladonia
State Swine Extension Service
Notice to creditors of Francis B Whitaker estate
Harriet R Whitaker administratrix of Francis B Whitaker deceased of Surry County North Carolina warns creditors to present claims by May 2 1931 at George K Snow Mount Airy NC and requests immediate payment of debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis B. Whitaker
Surry County
North Carolina
Geo. K Snow
Mount Airy
N. C
Harriet R. Whitaker
Peanuts Fuel North Carolina Farm Innovation
The Coastal Plain hosts truck farming with double cropping in North Carolina. E C Blair promotes crop rotation with legumes. peanut planters raise over 100 bushels per acre. Peanuts, once common after the Civil War, yield synthetic rubber, dyes, lard, and more, with NC ranking second in U S peanut production valuing 9.99 million dollars in 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coastal Plain
North Carolina
E. C. Blair
State College
Blair
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