Church Service Schedule Details
Morning prayer and sermon on the second fourth and fifth Sundays at 11 a.m. Sunday school at 10 a.m. Evening prayer and sermon the first and third Sundays at 7 30 p.m. Holy Communion on the second Sunday.
Mount Airy News in Mount Airy, North Carolina
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Newspaper
Mount Airy News
Location
Mount Airy, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1926
Page
3
Notice to creditors in the Poore estate at Gary County
Having qualified as administrator of the estate of R C Poore deceased late of Gary County North Carolina this is to notify all persons having claims against the estate to exhibit them to the undersigned on or before the 18th day of May 1927 or this notice will be plead in thar of their recovery All persona in to the estate will please make immediate payment This May 8th 1926 The Bank of Mount Airy Admr of R C Poore deceased
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Poore
Gary County
N. C
Bank of Mount Airy, Admr
Kiwanis Friday Meeting At Presbyterian Church
Kiwanis fellows will gather Friday at 6 30 pm at the Presbyterian Church for a program led by Ed Koch ane George Marshall and Joe Tesh. John Dompson plans to attend the Montreal Convention this week sending a telegram dated the 7th noting arrival and good accommodation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie's
Presbyteria
Presbyterian Church Church
Ed Kochane
George Marshall
Joe Tesh
John Dompson
Montreal
John D
Volstead
Notice of Sale in Mount Airy Surry County
A deed of trust in favor of P Johns on Raymond C Carter secures a note. In front of First National Bank Mount Airy on July 9 1926 at 1 PM the trustee will sell for cash a land parcel on Fancy Gap road west side described by bearings and distances to satisfy the debt interest and coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond C. Carter
Surry
P. Johns
First National Bank
Mount Airy
Surry On
North Carolina
Mount Airy Township
Fancy Gap Road
T. B. McCargo
J. H. Folger
Atty
Wiggins and Kidd Face Suit Over Note Debt in 1926 N C Case
In Surry County North Carolina a summons was issued June 1 1926 against W C Kidd and Wigs and Kidd trading as 7 Cou defendants in a suit by F T Lewellyn Clerk alleging a note for 432 37 due FP Riggs Co F P Riggs and W C Kidd. A warrant of attachment was issued June 4 1926 and returnable July 9 1926 at Dobson North Carolina requiring appearance and answer or demur to the complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Crolina
Surry County
Sehen Court
Wiggs An Kidd
W. C. Kidd
F. T. Lewellyn
Ao Riggs & Co
F. Riggs
Superior Court
F. T Lewellyn
Dobson
N. C
F. T. Lewellin
Auction Notice in Surry County for Hamby Isaacs Debt
By virtue of a Ven Ex issued by the Clerk of the Superior Court of Surry County in the case J. E. Hamby vs G. E. Isaacs I will sell to the highest bidder at the courthouse door on July 7 1926 the land boundary described as a tract in Franklin Township on Dobson and Longap road and Red Hill creek bounded north by the estate of G M Booker east by Fishers river south by W E Cockerham west by the estate of G M Booker. For better description see deed Book 28 Page 79 at the Register of Deeds office Surry County. Sale to satisfy debt of 108 with interest and cost. This May 18 1926. C H Haynes Sheriff of Surry County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Surry County
J. E. Hamby
G. E. Isaacs
Court House
Franklin Township
Dobson and Longap Road
Red Hill Creek
Fishers River
G. M. Booker
W. E. Cockerham
Office of Register of Deeds of
C. H. Haynes
Do it today drink a bottle of Green River
A snappy lime drink invites participation with a call to enjoy a bottle of Green River today. The terse prompt emphasizes quick action and brand awareness for the beverage.
Elkin to Build Handkerchief Factory
The North Carolina Handkerchief Company to be operated by A. M. Smith, founder of the Elkin Shoe Company. The plant in Elkin will begin construction at once and start operations when ready. The firm will manufacture handkerchiefs for the jobbing trade only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkin Tribune
North Carolina Handkerchief Company
Elkin
A. M. Smith
Elkin Shoe Company
Epidemics since 1914 deadlier than wars
Washington reports at the Second Pan American Red Cross Conference that epidemics have caused 40,000,000 deaths worldwide since 1914, with 9,000,000 in war and 6,000,000 in civil strife. Injuries reach 140,000,000. epidemics account for 100,000,000. Most relief comes from the American Continent, especially the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pan American Red Cross Conference
T. B. Kitteridge
League of Red Cross Societies
Kitteridge
American Continent
United States
Delco Light posts May record for Frigidaire shipments
Delco Light company reports a May record with 623 carloads of Frigidaire products valued at 11.25 million dollars. Seven thousand workers produced the output, with overtime equivalent to 900 more for a month, and executives expect continued maximum plant operation and a push past the 80 million dollar 1926 retail goal. Deferred payment sales rise from under ten percent two years ago to about forty percent last year and likely higher in 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delco Light Company
E. G. Biechler
Drought Lowers North Carolina Subsurface Water
Southern Pines reports drought has reduced underground water levels across central North Carolina. Howard N. Butler of Dowdy and Butler notes three to four years of below average rainfall have dried swamps, altered vegetation from vines to pines, and left ground harder to traverse as fires spread in previously swampy areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pines
Howard N. Butler
Dowdy & Butler
Sanford
North Carolina
Butler
Green River bottle with food value ten ounces egg plant
A bottle labeled Green River states its food value equals ten ounces of egg plant.
Food Value Equates to Three Ounces Mashed White Potatoes
The article states that the food value of a bottle equals three ounces of mashed white potatoes. It links a unit of measure to a standard potato preparation for nutritional comparison.
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Mount Airy, N. C
T. G. Fawcett
W. W. Burke
E. G Smith
D. C
Kiwanian
Kudw. M. Linville
Kineanian
Oak Grove Church
Bank of Mt. Airy
Edw
M.linvie
Trinity Episcopal Church
Arthur H. Marshall
Lewis Evans
West Graham
Tse
H. E. Money
Mt. Airy, N. C
Kiwanis
Roy C. Mitchell
M. D. Jeckaon
General Medicine
Robert J. Lovill, M. D
Vanday
Holcomb & Midkiff Kiwanian
Pr. O
Mt. Airy
N.C
Red Cross
W. S. Wolfe
Delco
Pathfinder Ear
Hugh Holcomb
Tire Headquarters
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