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Mount Airy News

Location

Mount Airy, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1960

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Waddell is Elected Sertoma President

Ken Waddell, Mount Airy deputy collector for the North Carolina Department of Revenue, was named president for 1960 61 by the Sertoma Club of Mount Airy at last week s election meeting. He and his wife Carolyn live on Worth Street. New officers include Terry Gwinn first vice president Harold Burge second vice president Tommy Golding secretary Lacy Vernon treasurer Mae Willis and three two year directors Dave Griffith Bill Cooper Junior Millz. Bruce Corder serves as past chairman. installation set for June 24 at Banner Grove Community Club.

Sertoma Club Mount Airy Kenneth Waddell North Carolina Department of Revenue Waddell Concord Carolyn Worth Street Bacco Bob Tannehill Ken Sertoma Terry Gwinn YMCA Harold Burge Northwest Finance Con Tommy Golding Cerk Recorder’s Court Lacy Vernon N. C. Granite Corp Mae Willis N. C.va. Music & Vending Co Cub Dave Griffith Griffith Accounting Bill Cooper Motor Supply Inc Junior Millz Employment Security Commission John Browne Rawley & Apperson Inc Wayne Brannock Reeves Ymca Robert Wolfe Hollingsworth Drug Co Tannehill Bruce Corder Bannergrove Community Club

Meningitis Fatal To Son Of Former Mount Airy Couple

Funeral services were held yesterday for Guy Lee Byerly III five year old son of Guy L and Sadie Wolfe Byerly of Charlotte formerly of Mount Airy The child died at Presbyterian Hospital in Charlotte after a three hour illness Surviving are the parents two sisters grandmother and grandfather Rites were conducted at Providence Methodist Church in Charlotte and a graveside service followed at Oakdale Cemetery in Mount Airy The list of pallbearers included Thomas M Reik William F Perry Stanley Rehm Robert Broadway and others

Guy Lee Byerly Guy L Sadie Wolfe Byerly Charlotte Mount Airy Presbyterian Hospital Byerly Belk’s Stores Services, Inc Belk’s Galax Charlotte Civitan Club Thomas M. Reik William F. Perry Stanley Rehm Robert Broadway Edwin L. Jones Jr Robert J. Jones Dan 3. Wolfe W. B. Beery II Robert L. Hines

Guard Unit Here Leaves For Summer Camp

National Guard Company A Third Battle Group 120th Infantry, Fort Bragg, is in training this week and next under Capt. Russell F. E. Bowman for field maneuvers to acquaint the men with combat problems.

National Guard Third Battle Group 120Th Infantry Fort Bragg Russell FE Gene) Bowman

Costs Of Owning Car In Surry Keep Rising

In Surry County the average car owner spends about 15.56 million annually on operation based on 15,730 passenger cars. Fixed costs total 809 dollars per driver yearly, with depreciation and insurance being major components, and mileage costs vary from 8.1 to 20.1 cents per mile depending on annual miles driven. Local gasoline markets show steady gross business, with stations recording 4.798 million in the last fiscal year, up from 4.394 million the year before.

Surry County

Twin City Lass Wins Again NW Area Dairy Princess

11-year-old Mineral Springs rising senior Brenda Wightman won the Area 2 June Dairy Princess title at the Roth YMCA Elkin. She was crowned by last year’s princess Vicki Lemmons of Thomasville after a judges panel selected her over entrants from nine counties. Wightman advances with 11 other area princesses to Durham June 29 30 to vie for the state crown. Also in the contest, Surry County’s Wayllis Arrington daughter of Claude and Mrs Arrington of Bannertown, a Mount Airy High graduate, participated representing Bannertown Raritan Club and was escorted by club president Clayton Willis and others.

Mineral Springs Roth Ymca Elkin Brenda Wightman Sheraton Drive Winston-Salem Vicki Lemmons Thomasville Miss Wightman North Carolina Durham Surry County Wayllis Arrington Claude Arrington Bannertown Mount Airy High School Raritan Club Clayton Willis Willis Herbert Hall Mount Airy Barbara Martin Rossie Martin Route 3 Barbara Beulah High School Proctor-Silex Corporation Beulah King

Local pageant finalists named from multiple North Carolina counties

Selected contestants include Nannie Ola Bennett of Stoken Sandra Storie of Yadkin Cora Lee Holder of Watauga and Ella Carrico of Alleghany. They were judged on friendliness meeting people beauty natural look voice and quick accurate answering. N H Carpenter Elkin superintendent of schools was master of ceremonies and Arthur L Weiler of Winston-Salem extended the welcome. Mr and Mrs Graham Green of Elkin were in charge of the event.

Nannie Ola Bennett Stoken Sandra Storie Yadkin Cora Lee Holder Watauga Ella Carrico Alleghany N. H. Carpenter Elkin Arthur L. Weiler Winton-Salem Graham Green

Four-Way Fire Dept Parking Lot Graded and Gravelled

The Four-Way Fire Department lot was graded and covered with loads of gravel in a joint project with the Flat Rock Ruritans. Firemen handled grading and dumping, while the club bought gravel and fuel. Plans call for eventual paving of the area.

Flat Rock Raritans Flat Rock Ruritans Groupe

Summer School To Begin Here At High School

Summer school at the high school will begin next Friday morning with two periods. First period 7 55 to 10 and second 10 25 to 12 30. New courses include public speaking personal typing bio chemistry solid geometry and advanced algebra. Tuition for full course 32 half course 16. Junior and senior high students may take public speaking and personal typing.

H. M. Finch Finch

Last Rites Sunday For Mrs. Sumner

Funeral services were held Sunday for Mrs Annie Liza Leonard Sumner from route 5 Pipers Gap Road born Aug 24 1878 in Carroll County Va died Friday at Northern Surry Hospital after 10 days as patient She was the wife of Claude J Sumner and mother of five sons and three daughters with siblings and grandchildren noted The ceremony took place at Flower Gap Primitive Baptist Church with Elders Hawks and Sechrest officiating and burial followed in the church cemetery Grandsons served as pallbearers.

Annie Liza Leonard Sumner Route 5 Pipers Gap Road Sumner Northern Surry Hospital Lindsay Mandy Easter Leonard Carroll County Claude J. Sumner Everett Sumner Clyde Sumner Lexington Claude Charlie Sumner Greensboro J. E. Beck Norwood W. M. Decker Thomasville Cora Orange Richmond Harrison Leonard Shady McCraw T. J. Berrier Amelia Courthouse Flower Gap

No New Registry Needed In Runoff

Elections Board Chairman A B Carter notes no new registration before the June 25 second primary. Only those eligible for the May 28 primaries may vote in the runoff except for those who turned 18 after the primary and before June 25 who can register at the polls. Others must wait until October for general-election registration.

Elections Board A. B. Carter Carter

Mrs Ross Francisco Visits Gastonia Family Week

Mrs Ross Francisco and her children from Gastonia arrived Monday to spend the week with her parents Mr and Mrs W A Jackson on Westfield Road. The Rev Ross Francisco will attend the Western North Carolina Methodist Conference at Lake Junaluska.

Ross Francisco Gastonia W. A. Jackson Westfield Road North Carolina Lake Junaluska

New Scout Hut Dedicated in First Presbyterian Church

The church dedicates the new John Sobotta Scout Hut a masonry building for Boy and Girl Scout use. Mayor W Frank Carter Jr spoke on the value to the community and citizenship. The hut on church grounds features a kitchen rest rooms stage and seating for about 80. It was financed by church members and friends.

First Presbyterian Church John Sobotta W. Frank Carter Jr Carter W. E. Lewis Ellis Hawks

Clean-Up Campaign Aims to Deter Crime in Mount Airy

Police Chief Howard Sumner says the Jaycee sponsored Clean-Up Paint-Up Fix-Up campaign fights crime and beautifies the city. As alleys are cleaned and yards lit, offenders lose hiding places and youths redirect energy into constructive activity, reducing juvenile delinquency and blight.

Howard Sumner Sumner Mount Airy Serene Wenebe

Surry Native Is Buried Saturday

Funeral services for Minnie Linville Burrows of route 1 Elkin were held Saturday at 2 o clock. She died Thursday in an Elkin hospital. Born August 28, 1890 in Surry County to t and Nancy Richardson Linville, she is survived by three brothers Oscar and Richard Linville of Elkin Gaither Linville of route 2 Dobson and one sister Mrs Kemp Lynn of Lincolnton. The Union Cross Baptist Church ceremony was led by Rev Joel Johnson and burial followed in the church cemetery.

Minnie Linville Burrows Route 1 Elkin Burrows Surry County Nancy Richardson Linville Oscar Richard Linville Ilkin Gaither Linville Dobson Kemp Lynn Lincolnton Union Cross Baptisl Church Joel Johnson

Woman Reported Missing Comes Home

Mrs. Mary Ann Crowe Hardy, reported missing May 17 by her husband John D. Hardy, has returned home. Police said she had been staying with a Greensboro sister. she telephoned home after the notices were issued. No reason for her disappearance was learned.

Mary Ann Crowe Hardy John D. Hardy Police Department

Weekend Arrests Reach Fourteen, Police Report

Police records show fourteen people were taken into custody from Friday evening through Monday morning. Offenses include toxicants related charges, reckless driving, speeding, assault with deadly weapon, city ordinance violations, improper brakes, failure to stop for a light, and driving on the wrong side of the road.

R C Baxley Dies After Heart Attack

Roland Claude Baxley 74 died Saturday night at Northern Surry Hospital after a heart attack. A Robeson County native and farmer born May 18 1898 to Nelson and Virginia Baxley he left a wife Sallie Hoddnett two sisters Miss Kate Baxley and Mrs M H Richmond and several half siblings. Funeral services set for 11 at Westfield Baptist Church with Rev Talmage Hall. burial at Moody Funeral Home pending transfer to the church one hour before the service.

Roland Claude Baxley Route 2 Northern Surry Hospital Baxley Robeson County Nelson Virginia McDonald Baxley Sallie Hoddnett Kate Baxley M. H. Richmond Ft Myers Fla Westfield Baptist Church Talmage Hall Moody Funeral Home

Also Mentioned on This Page

New Flat Rock Don Childress Flat Rock Surry American Automobile Association AAA Department of Labor Studies Twin City Lass Judy Fuschell Wilkes County Callie Ann Bailey Davie Phyllis Arrington Brenda Vickie Mrs. Sumner Duke Robert Wilson Tyndall P. A. Tyndall Grace Street Duke University Tyndall District of Columbia R. C. Baxley
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