Mount Airy News Train Schedule and Local Notices
Mount Airy June 7 1917 local items include train times 8:10 11:30 3:30 8:30 a.m. and p.m. The page lists social visits from Dr Hege Mrs Nimocks Miss Banner and many others visiting Greensboro Fayetteville Winston-Salem and Washington. It notes real estate sale of John Jackson home, engagements, marriages and road contracts in Wadesboro, plus Confederate reunion attendance and community notices. Residents plan visits to Chapel Hill Atlanta and Alabama, with bridge material issue in Surry County. It also invites clean used Triction top syrup buckets for a bee project paying five cents each.
Honor of Visitor and June Bride Shower
Mrs J D Martins entertained yesterday morning for guest Miss Annie Simmons of Martinsville VA and Miss Sallie Seville whose engagement to Dr H R Rowe was announced. A pink basket shower arrived with prizes to Miss Simmons and Miss June Jenkins. Refreshments included salad course cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Youll
H. B. Rowe
Mise Bettie Lovill
J. D. Martins
Rock Yesterady
Annie Simmons
Martinsville
Sallie Seville
Dr. H. 3. Rowe
Annie Hoffman
Virginia Graves
Jimmie Drew Martin
June Jenkins
Miss Simmons
A Thought for the Week by Emerson
A meditation on inner worth making outward signs obvious. The passage argues that concealment fails, vice shows in the face and body, and true character cannot stay hidden. It cautions that foolish actions and ungenerous deeds betray a person to all observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Plea for Granite Use in Mount Airy Buildings
A reader urges stronger use of local granite to unify Mount Airy’s image and spur the quarry industry. The letter cites the First National Bank building and Rheims Cathedral as granite showcases and praises local builders and the Woodroffes for supporting granite adoption. It also notes a playground project by Mrs. E. C. Seaveld and calls for community efforts to promote granite in new construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Airy
First National Bank
Rheims
Ashear
Local product lines up despite minimal effort
A fragment notes limited effort to line up a local product, leaving questions about arrangement and preparation. The vague reference suggests uneven coordination or scarce resources affecting the setup.
Mothers in town seek reliable child care support
Many mothers in the town struggle to care for children at all times due to sickness and other pressures. Finding someone to look after the little ones in an intelligent, dependable way would be a great aid to busy mothers.
Italian Queens Offered by Mail Order Seller
A mail order seller offers Italian Queens from top three band stock guaranteed to satisfy. Prices listed include 1 for 1.00, 3 for 2.75, 6 for 5.00, and 12 for 9.00 with cash on delivery. Orders shipped by return mail for urgent delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass
Gardening Prosperity Boosts Town Plots In Hard Year
Town observers claim double the usual garden land is planted as residents work to increase production. In ordinary years many neglect gardens due to cost, but this season people aim to maximize output even with high labor costs.
Boy Causes Townwide Panic Over Missing Weekend
Ed Combs ten year old of this city left home Monday causing neighbors to rumor he fell into a pond and drowned. Citizens hunted three days before he returned home with a farmer’s family. The episode highlights dangers of rumor and the need for careful behavior around children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Combs
Rockford Street
Liberty Loan Bond Drive Promotes Universal Peace
Encourages enrolling in a Liberty Loan Bond purchase at banks to support the great cause of universal peace. Calls readers to inquire at their bank for details and participation.
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Mount Airy News
Mount Airy, N. C
Hf. R. Hege
Winston
My. and
Mia
Children of
Gastonia
Virginia Banner
Greensboro
Mary Fulton
Washington, D. C
Blanch and
Maud Long
Elkin
Sitas Elizabeth Long
Franklin Street
Miex Mildred Thomas
Winston- Salem
Mrs. E. ¥. Bobbitt
Gladyse George
Lilly May George
Cherry Street
Henry Houser
Tallahasse, Fla
S. N. Alfred
Granite Street
Thelma Cloua
Ivor, Va
Susan Gentry
Payton Neal
Edith May Neale
W. R. Kiger
H. R. Hege
Washington
Maryland
Erwin Dickey
Atlanta, Ga
Cruz George
Guilford College
T. M. George
Caleb Mitchell
Roy
Kate
Chapel Hill
Minnie Edmond
Rocky Mount
C. H. Haynes
E. J. Matthews
Aberdeen
E. L. Lundy
Mesdames
Grace Moody
I. W. Bush
Grayson
This City
C. E. Lundy
John Jackson
North Main Street
Atkins and
Ball
W. H. Marion
C. C. Jorddh
Wadesboro
Jordan
Fox Marshall
Annie Clark
First Presbyterian
Marshall
Mr. Marshall
8S. E. Marshall
Winston-Salem
J. J. le Brinkley
Omanville
N. C
R. L
Tion
County of
Surry
J. H. McSween
Timmonsville
S. C
W. F. Carter
J. C. Hollingeweisn
Fayetteville
Henry Wolfe
Edward Ashby
William
Margaret
W. S. Taylor
Messrs
C. W. Bunker
A. W. Dean
Z. T. Smith
George Nichols
J. H. Woltz
Dobson
J. A. Richards
Round Peak
Oscar Yoxtey
J. B. Sparger
J. H. Fulton
S. M. Hale
J. L. Woltz
H. C. Sprinkle
Dorthy Crevdling
Elizabeth Ashby
Alice Herman
Frances Foy
Mount Airy Boys
Moore Street
J. BE. Johnson & Son
E. C. Seaveld
Fort Mount Airy
Ning
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Widow Jones
Boston
Lundy’s Clothing Store
Vili Creg
Shiris
Haynes G Company
Insurance McCargo Builting
Mt Airy
N.C
Chevrolet
Marion-Harrison
Coa
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