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Mount Airy News

Location

Mount Airy, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1952

Page

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Surry Farmers Aroused By Scott's Own Roads

Farmers in Surry County and North Carolina read front page claims that Governor Scott had 15 miles of paved roads through his Alamance County farm built during his term. The piece alleges state road takings for U.S. 70 and cites personal land interests of Scott and relatives.

Surry Governor's Farm Alamance County Surry County North Carolina Greensboro Daily News Secott Scott Umetend Shore News U. S Mount Airy Greensboro Northlina William B. Umstead Umstead Hubert Olive Olive

Galax Merchant William E. Alderman Dies in Roanoke

William E. Alderman known as Lige Alderman, 65, a Galax merchant and longtime community figure, died in a Roanoke hospital after a short illness while en route from Richmond on a bus. He operated the A and Z store in Mount Airy and worked with Woodruff Evergreen at Lowgap, and served on the Galax town council. Funeral set for 2 p.m. Friday at Galax Friends Church. survivors include his widow, two sons and five daughters.

William E. Alderman Blue Ridge Mountains Roanoke Richmond Alderman Mount Airy Roland Woodruff Evergreen Lowgap Galax Friends Church Masonic Lodge Galax Friends Church

Juniors Named To Boys State As Representatives

Two Mount Airy High School juniors were chosen for Tar Heel Boys State in Chapel Hill. Bruce Craddock, co-captain of the Granite Bears football team, and Norman Key, band drummer, represent Mount Airy sponsored by the local American Legion post and Forty and Eight. The program runs a week focusing on government and citizenship under the Institute of Government.

Mount Airy High School Mount Airy Tar Heel Chapel Hill Bruce Craddock Mount Airy Granite Bears Norman Key American Legion Post American Legion Bruce W. E. Craddock Franklin Street Norman Ida Key Key Rockford Street Institute of Government At E. G. Wynne, Jr

Funeral Services Held For Surry County Native

Henry Thomas Moore 85 of Mount Airy Route 4 died at Morganton State Hospital after a year long illness. Born Feb 16 1867 in Surry County he was the son of Lewis and Minerva Moore. Funeral Tuesday at Pine Hill Friends Church with burial in the church cemetery.

Henry Thomas Tom) Moore Mount Airy Route 4 State Hospital Morganton Surry County Lewis and Minerva Davis Moore Pine Hill Friends Church Pilot Mountain-Elkin M. S. Simpson Dee Johnson James Cook Jesse Green Grover Holyfield Claude Martin

Two Local Ladies Buy Fabric Shop on Franklin Street

Mrs. Ethel Doss and Mrs. Sam R. Pruett have purchased The Fabrice Shop on Franklin Street. The new owners plan to offer a full line of dress materials in popular weaves and colors.

Ethel Doss Mra Sam R. Pruett Fabrice Franklin Street

City Purchases Gas Mask Equipment For Fire Dept

Mount Airy officials approve new gas mask gear for the fire department after smoke-filled Poore Building blaze on Main Street left fighters delayed on the second floor due to fumes. The purchase follows repeated calls for protective equipment in smoky structures.

Fire Dept Mount Airy Poore Main Street City Pathers Kief Hrannock Hulding Brannock

New Parking Violation System Aims to Reclaim Fines

Mount Airy introduces a new approach to parking tickets to improve collection. First notices will be mailed, offering leniency to first time offenders, followed by a second reminder urging appearance at the clerk's office or legal action for repeat violators. The city plans closer cooperation between police traffic officers and the traffic court.

Tte Mount Airy

Funeral Services Held For J. H. Crissman

John Henry Crissman 85 died at home in Siloam Route 1. Survived by wife six sons including John W and Sam Crissman, Charlie Crissman of this city Fletcher Crissman of Dobson Malory Crissman of Siloam, daughter Mrs Floyd Fallin Spring Lake, brother Dave Crissman Sanford sister Lonnie Crissman Siloam. Services 2 p m Thursday Pine Hill Friends Church burial in church cemetery.

John Henry Crissman S:loam Route 1 Aaron Betty Key Crissman John W. Crissman Sam Crissman Siloam Charlie Crissman Lonnie Crissman Pine Hill Friends Church Jack Martin Fletcher Beasley Church

Coxes Visit Indiana and Ohio Relatives

Mr and Mrs C FE Cox traveled to Indianapolis to visit Coxs brother Ivby and family en route they called on Amy Haffelt in Gallipolis and O A Unroe in Pomeroy Ohio. Gaston W Christian of White Plains returned from a week with son Bill and his wife. Bill is a rising junior at Emory University School of Dental Surgery.

C. FE. Cox Indianapolis Ind

Coleman Elected Head Of Local Legion Post

A. Jack Coleman, an electrician, was elected commander of the local American Legion post at a meeting in Veteran Memorial Park. He succeeds E. G. Wynne Jr. Other officers elected include Kent Tayman as first vice president and Jack Leach as second vice president. Installation is set for Friday night, July 25, at Veterans Park.

A. Jack Coleman American Legion Veterane Memorial Park Coleman E. G. Wynne, Jr Kent Tayman Jack Leach Woodrow Goldsmith Joe R. Fowler, Jr J. 8. Gardner Jack Warren Max Gardner Veterans Park

Two Local Boys Hit By Truck At Noon

Two youths were injured at 12 45 PM Monday after bicycles crossed the path of a truck at the Granite and Marshall Streets corner. Larry Cannoy, 13, suffered a knocked knee cap and a four inch gash. Rodney Clifton, 11, had minor arm injuries. Driver Harden Hawks, 45, of McLeansville, Route 1, was not charged.

Granite Marshall Streets Larry Dean Cannoy Roy R. Cannoy Price Street Rodney Fayburn Clifton Coy Clifton Cannoy Young Clifton H. B. Tolbert Harden Hawks McLeansville

VFW To Meet Tonight at Veterans Memorial Park

The Claude E. Hooker Veterans of Foreign Wars post holds a meeting at Veterans Memorial Park tonight at 7 30 o clock local time.

Claude E. Hooker Veterans of Foreign Wars Post Veterans Memorial Park

18 Year Old Dies After Mount Airy Wreck

Edward Chappell aged 18 died from injuries after a Saturday collision on Hamburg Road near Mount Airy. The car struck a truck driven by L A Quesinberry near the stock yards. Chappell never regained consciousness. Aldene Norman was hospitalized, both vehicles heavily damaged, and patrolman J P Rhyne investigated. Burial set for Mount Carmel Baptist Church with Rev. Fred Jurney officiating.

Hamburg Mount Airy Edward Chatham Chappell Bivens Orchard Highway 52 Mowntire Young Chappell L. A. Quesiaberry Hamburg Road Aldene Norman Chappell J. P. Rhyne Quesinberry Frank Essie Speas Chappell Charles Chappell Fort Jackson D. C Barbara Jo Chappel

Abbie Smith Escapes State Prison Sunday

Abbie Smith of Old Fancy Gap near Mount Airy escaped from the State Prison Hospital in Raleigh Sunday, officials announced. Surry County and Mount Airy officers have been notified and papers sent to pick him up as he is believed to have returned to the vicinity. Smith, a mental case, was admitted to Dix Hill under judgment in Recorder's Court on March 28, 1949.

Abbie Smith Fancy Gap Mount Airy Hoapital Raleigh Surry County Smith Dix Hill Recorder's Court

Six Simpson Children Born on Tuesdays at Memorial Hospital

A Mart in Memorial Hospital birth report shows Sherman and Mrs. Sherman Simpson of Mount Airy route 4 welcomed a Tuesday son. The couple has six children born on Tuesdays with the oldest aged 20, of whom three are sons and one a daughter living.

Martin Memorial Hospital Sherman Simpson Mount Airy Route 4

Patrick Men Get Road Sentence For Assaulting Negro

In Stuart Virginia two men Marion Rakes and Leonard Rakes were found guilty of riotous and disorderly conduct for assaulting a Negro soldier Pvt John Alec Wimbish at a Stuart filling station. Each got 12 months on the road with eight months suspended and two years of probation. One similar charge against Ray Hylton was dismissed at the defendants cost. Clarence Rakes faces a separate indictment not in custody. Judge John D Hooker ordered no good time credit. The sentences were agreed by attorneys with Pvt Wimbish’s approval.

Patrick County Stuart Marion Rakes Leonard Rakes John D. Hooker Ray Hylton John Alec Wimbish Clarence Rakes Pvt. Wimbish Frank P. Burton Commonwealth W. L. Joyce

Three Homes Change Hands In Granite City

Three homes in Mount Airy changed hands in the past week including a three unit apartment house. CC W Bunny Cockrell YMCA director plans to move into the Fairview Avenue home sold by Andy Bowman of B and O Furniture. Bowman purchased a Haystack Road house from Hulda C Moser. Ann Pruett daughter of G C Hauser bought a three unit apartment on Pender Avenue from Robert T Carswell.

Mount Airy Andy Bowman Fairview Avenue North Mount Airy CC. W Bunny) Cockrell YMCA Bowman B. & O. Furniture Company Hulda C. Moser Haystack Road Ann Pruett G. C. Hauser Pender Avenue Robert T. Carswell

W H Long 84 Retired A Y Railroad Conductor Dies

William Henry Long 84 longtime A Y Railroad conductor dies at his Pilot Mountain home after a long illness. A native of Person County and former Summerfield resident, he lived in Mount Airy in retirement since 1939 and served 43 years on the railroad. Interment is in Oakdale cemetery. Survived by wife Virginia Redman Long a son in Texas two daughters in Virginia and several grandchildren.

William Henry Long A. & Y. Railroad Pilot Mountain Oakdale Cemetery Mount Airy Virginia Redman Long W. E. Long la Marque Texas J. P. Spicer George Jackson Richmond

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W. E. Alderman Mount Air Boys State Henry Thomas Moore Ella Mae Cockerham L. E D. L. Moore Clinton Moore Lacey Moore City D. N. Johnson Ramseur Roy Simpson T. B. Terry J. J. Atkinson Carthage Minnie Moore J. Ed Brannock Moir Belton E. P. Pruitt W. H. Sumner J. H. Crissman Jack Coleman Legion VFW Edward Chappell Edward C. Chappell Simpson John P. Frank North Carolina Granite Corporation Ervin Bill) Everhart Charles Edwards Ervin Everhart Everhart Richard Slate John Frank Reeves Ymca Joe King Winston-Salem Brandywine Mr. King Patrick H. H. Lowry Haywood Taylor Pine Ridge Taylor Granite City W. H. Long A. & Y. Railway
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