Local Meeting and Community Notices From Greensboro Area
On Monday night June M4 at 8 o clock the Chamber of Commerce meeting will be held. Members are requested to be present. Various committees will report. New business for consideration. Miss Maggie Shaw returns to her Greensboro home after a year in the city and recent high school graduation. She is flanked by her nephew William Jordan. An ice cream supper raised about 18 dollars. Mr John Gardner and Miss Carrie Smith wed Sunday morning with Rev Suttenfield officiating. A suggested school colors service for students at Central Church next Sunday morning. Katherine Ellis celebrated her birthday with a party at her parents home on Main Street. Mr and Mrs J R Sawyers hosted a notable wedding last Tuesday as their daughter Finton Sarah became Mrs W E Turner of Laurel Fork. Out-of-town guests listed. Daughters of the Confederacy announce season tickets sale starting June 11 at Hawks and Gwyn Drug Stores. A Children Day program at the Dobson Methodist Church drew a large crowd with Ruth and Annie Folger praised for guiding the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Communten
J. R. Sawyers
Friends Mission
Finton Sarah
W. E. Turner
Laurel Fork
State Revenue Up in May 1946 North Carolina totals rise
May 1946 state wide finances show total net Highway and General Fund receipts at 51.7 million, up from 46.3 million in May 1964. General Fund at 38.6 million vs 34.2 million. Highway Fund at 13 million vs 12.1 million. Gasoline tax 11.7 million, up from 10.8 million. For the first eleven months, Highway Fund receipts reached 604.4 million, up from 547.3 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Illness Rumor Harm and Public Health Impact
A cautionary note on how suspicion of illness can damage individuals and communities more than confirmed illness. The text discusses the social and psychological effects of rumors, uncertainty, and stigma surrounding health concerns. It emphasizes careful communication and verification to avoid unnecessary harm.
Executrix Notices Claim Deadline in Dodson Estate
Mazif Dodson executrix of Carl B Dodson of Surry County NC calls creditors to present claims within six months from June 1 1965. Debts to estate should be paid promptly. Attorney Edward Swanson notes notice dated June 15 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl B. Dodson
Surry County
North Carolina
Mazif
Dodson
Edward II
Swanson
Nations Returns From Duty Tour Reassigned to Forbes
Technical Sergeant Grady M. Nations son of Mr and Mrs J R Nations of route 1 Dobson has returned from duty in the Dominican Republic and been assigned to the 313th Troop Carrier Wing at Forbes Air Force Base Topeka Kansas A 10 year service veteran Nations is married to Helen Marie Branch daughter of Mrs John E Branch and the late Mr Branch of Mount Airy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady M. Nations
J. R. Nations
Route 1
Dobson
Dominican Republic
313Th
Forbes Air Force Base
Topeka
Kansas
Nations
Helen Marie Branch
John E. Branch
Route 7
Mount Airy
Mr. Branch
Marion-Simpson Reunion Set for June at Wall Home
The annual Marion-Simpson reunion will be held Sunday June 13 at the home of Mr and Mrs Rose Wall three quarters mile from Union Church on Turkey Ford Road. Relatives and friends are invited to attend and bring a picnic lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Wall
Union Church
Turkey Ford Road
Family of Four Resides in Topeka with Sgt Nations
The couple lives in Topeka with their four children. Mrs Nations and the children reside with her husband while Sgt Nations serves as a flight engineer.
Rural House Is Economical
Working drawings for a compact economical 960 square foot house with three bedrooms a bath kitchen and dining area and living room plus 206 square feet of carport and storage are available. The plan No 7169 was prepared by the U S Department of Agriculture through the cooperative farm building plan exchange and may be obtained from Charles Jackson county extension agent at the Agricultural Building in Dobson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Extension Service
Farmers Home Administration
Charles ©. Jackson
Dobson
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Cooperative Farm Building Plan Exchange
Man’s Old Fashioned Honor Echoes Through Time
A reflective piece recalls a era when a man’s word stood as his bond, valuing trust, integrity, and personal reputation over formal contracts. It contrasts past simplicity with modern reliance on legal safeguards.
Retired from Retirement Rhodes Weighs Fifth Term Run
Aus tin D. Rhodes, 80, of Waltham Massachusetts, after leaving retirement, contemplates running for a fifth two year mayoral term. He worries that if he dies in office the city would face the cost of a special election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Mass
Austin D. Rhodes
Rhodes
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Mag Shaws
Bo Taniy
Greensboro
William Jordan
Willie Wolfe
Mooning
John Gardner
Carrie Smith
Suttenfield
Central Church
Katherine Ellis
Mrs. M. Ellis
Main Street
F. H. Baldridge
Moore
Sam Allred
J. A. Jackson
J. A. Adama
Hallie Allred
Jettie Allred
Grace Haynes
Irene Thompson
Mount A and
Robert
A and Hatcher
Brim
Daughters of the Confederacy
Cheutaqua
Hawks
Gwyn
Methodist Church
Ruth
Annie Folger
Caleb H. Hill
Ceremee
Fae
Comedy Corner
Nabisco
Beauty
AJAX
Ajax Pe
Pillsbury Or
Balla Biscuits
Throne Neene
Davey Jones
Leff & McWilliams
Gere Peete
Davy
SER
T Marco
Skipper
Kelly
Davy Jones
Bey
Neeh
Marco
Sherwin-Williams
W. Lebanon St
Mount Air, N. C
Moody’s
State Line
N. C
Hwy
State Line Trading Post
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