Five Round Over To Court For Safe Blowing
Five men face trial on charges tied to a Pilot Mountain robbery and safe blowing after a court hearing. Reuben Chappel posted bond while others received higher bonds. Percy Newsome admitted guilt and waived a hearing. Evidence included tools, nitro glycerin, and unexploded bullets from a cited gun.
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Chappel
State Bureau of Investigation
ABC Board
Durham
FBI
Pilot Mountain
SBI
Beaux Institute Design Contest Honors Grunenfelder
In the House Beau competition on outdoor rooms, M. Grunenfelder of Notre Dame University won first prize, with Charles Sanders from the University of Illinois taking second.
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Beau
Institute of Desi
M. Grunenfelder
Notre Dame University
Charles Sanders University of Illinois
Pilot Mountain officer admits firing six shots at men not the car
In a hearing scene two women claimed to be sisters visited the defendants while Percy Newsome, a confessed member of the Forsome, talked during proceedings. Reuben Chappel asked not to be bound over on suspicion as his attorney and the judge considered a bond after a verdict.
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Chappel
Surry
W. B. Umstead
Durham
Percy Newsome
PBI
Pilot Mountain
Rigsby
Murphy
Oglesby
Ralph Scott
John Taylor
Stokes County
Reuben Chappel
Umstead
Drunk and Disorderly Docket In Recorders Court
The weekly Recorders Court session led by Judge H H Lewellyn dealt with drunk and disorderly and assault cases. Harbour Cox received 60 days imprisonment for assault while William Hatcher drew 30 days for drunk and disorderly. Garland Leftwich was taxed with costs. James Everett posted 300 bond after appealing assault charges. George Hazelwood and Oscar Moore also received 30 days each for drunk and disorderly. Other defendants like Hubert Gray Claud Collins Erastus Gilley Ed Kidd and Tom Morrison were taxed with costs on related charges.
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Recorders Court
H. H. Lewellyn
Harbour Cox
James Everett
Garland Leftwich
William Hatcher
Hubert Gray
Claud Collins
Erastus Gilley
Ed Kidd
Tom Morrison
George Hazelwood
Oscar Moore
Bhaymore Memorial Baptist Service Schedule
Rev. Raymond Lanier leads Bible School at 9 45 A M with 8 A Mc Knight as superintendent. Morning worship at 11:00 led by the pastor, Training Union at 7:00 P M directed by Miss Ruby Wagoner. Evening worship at 8:00 P M with sermon by the pastor.
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Bible School
Cardus Builds Up Women Tenaciously For Relief
The text explains that a woman's periodic suffering from headache irritability and cramps may be functional dysmenorrhea from malnutrition. Cardus purportedly stimulates appetite and gastric juice flow, aids digestion, and builds energy and nerve strength, with a fifty year popularity claim.
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Cardus
Hospital News Briefs From Town Page
Several patients listed including Miss Lois Dobie in the city as a tonsil patient and Mrs Gray Roberts of Pilot Mountain as a surgical patient. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Walter Tolbert on June 5. Arthur Collins of Westfield and John Pwlltsos of Winston Salem are noted as medical patients.
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Gray Roberts
Pilot Mountain
Walter Tolbert
Arthur Collins
Westfield
Virgin Horton
Hillsville
H. C. Bray
John Pwlitsos
Winston-Salem
Poster Marion
Thomas Childress
Friends Women Meet In Country for June Society
Members of the Woman's Missionary Society of the Friends Church gathered at the Hollow Virginia home of Mrs Ralph Levering on June 2 for their monthly meeting. Miss Susie Young and Mrs Levering hosted. The group heard a devotional on Mother's Influence Over Her Son and a stewardship play titled Waked Up.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the Friends Church
Ralph Levering
Hollow
Susie Young
Walter Welch
Roland Carpenter
Weldon Parker
Walker Lewis
Woody Pruett
Eva Vestal
Seth B. Hinshaw
Sheriff Arrests Elkin Man Here
Hubert Dockery of Elkin, about 22, was arrested on Rockford Street last Saturday afternoon by Sheriff H. S. Boyd after eluding officers in a taxi amid larceny charges. Elkin police alerted that he attempted to flee toward Mount Air, and he was detained with the taxi driver before being returned to Elkin for further action. Federal officers were later contacted to report to Elkin.
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Hubert Dockery
Elkin
Rockford Street
H. S. Boyd
Boyd
Mount Air
Dockery
Sigma Delta club chases summer with dances and life-saving feats
Senior picture chatter notes a Bunker's Monday square dance and singing party. Peggy Eaton helps vocals while Jean Heathcoat revisits revival meetings and Jack Folger irons out junior life-saving. John Elliot and Howard Weitz plan a cabin party. the Smiths head to Myrtle Beach. Lib Fawcett joins bank work with coaching from dad as readers brace for vacation columns.
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Sigma Delta Club
Jean Heathcoat
New York City
The
Barbers and the Carters
Tommy Pawcett
Jacksons
Jack Folger
Sarah Jackson
Aquacade
John Elliot
Howard Weitz
Johnny
Lib Fawcett
Mrs Greer Woltz Hosts Newark Guest At Card Party
Mrs Greer C Woltz was hostess to Mrs Prank Casey of Newark New Jersey. Playing began at 10 30 oclock with Mrs D C Lewis taking top score and Mrs Edward Ashby low. A gift was presented to the guest of honor Mrs Casey. Refreshments were served in two courses.
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Greer C. Woltz
Prank Casey
Newark
N. J
D. C. Lewis
Edward Ashby Low
Casey
Old Square Dance At Mount Airy Club Draws Crowd
Members of the Mount Airy Country Club enjoyed a lively square dance Saturday night at the clubhouse as part of the club’s summer program. A large group attended and shared in the festive event.
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Mount Airy
Mrs. Sarah E Collins Dies at 86 in Pinnacle Area
The remains of Mrs. Sarah E Collins widow of Hezekiah Collins were brought from Pinnacle Route 2 for funeral and interment at Old Hollow Church and cemetery last Sunday. The deceased was nearly 86 years old and is survived by a son Walter D Collins of Pinnacle Route 2.
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Sarah E. Collins
Hezekiah Collins
Pinnacle Route 2
Old Hollow Church
Walter D. Collins
Bud Taylor Dies of Cancer Aged 73 at Route 1
Bud Taylor aged about 73 of Route 1 died Sunday from carcinoma. He was married to Jennie Collins and eight of eleven children survive: Ben, Cebron, Joe, Taft, Ora in Surry County, Sam of Carthage, and daughters Mrs. R. H. Hall of Surry and Mrs. Bob Marshall of Carthage. Funeral and interment were at Pine Ridge Baptist Church and cemetery Monday afternoon.
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Bud Taylor
Route 1
Jennie Collins
Ben
Cebron
Joe
Taft
Ora
Surry County
Sam
Carthage
R. H. Hall
Surry
Bob Marshall
Pine Ridge Baptist Church
Mrs Helen Meyer to Visit Richmond Family
Mrs Helen Meyer of Richmond Va will arrive Friday to spend a week with Dr and Mrs Otis Oliver Her daughter Mrs Oliver suffered a minor ankle fracture this week and will use crutches until healing is complete
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Helen Meyer
Richmond
Otis Oliver
Mrs. Oliver
Women’s Society Meeting Held in Walkertown
Attendees from Winston Salem district of the Woman's Society for Christian Service joined a gathering at Love's Methodist Church in Walkertown on Tuesday. Principal participants included district members Miss Myrtle Short Miss Myrtie Moore Mickey Princes Owen Margaret Macon Rev Walter J Miller and Mrs Hugh Holcomb.
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Mrytle Short
Myrtie Moore Mickey
Princes Owen
Margaret Macon
Walter J. Miller
Hugh Holcomb
Winston- Salem
Woman's Society For Christian Service
Love's Methodist Church
Walkertown
Beulah Home Demonstration Club Meets in May
The Beulah Home Demonstration club met May 29 at Mrs. Walt McGee’s home. Members gave reports and Mrs. Brown spoke on vitamins and health building foods. Games followed by refreshments during the social hour.
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Beulah Home
Walt McGee
Brown
Edwards Dies at Home at 61 in Charlies Sassell Edwards
Co C Edwards Charlie Sassell Edwards farmer of Route 1 died at his home Friday May 31 aged 61 years. He survived by his wife six sons one daughter two brothers and two sisters. The funeral was held Sunday at 2 00 P M from the Antioch Baptist Church with interment in the church cemetery.
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Charlies Sassell Edwards
Route 1
Antioch Baptist Church
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