Mount Airy News Post Office Classification Notice
The Mount Airy News was entered as second class matter at the Mount Airy post office under the act of Congress dated March 8, 1912.
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Newspaper
Mount Airy News
Location
Mount Airy, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1933
Page
4
The Mount Airy News was entered as second class matter at the Mount Airy post office under the act of Congress dated March 8, 1912.
An article lauds President Roosevelt for tackling a severe national crisis with confidence. It credits his inclusive advisory circle, bipartisan congressional support, and new legislation that expands executive powers to regulate business, banking, and farm and home loans. It forecasts a potential bloodless revolution improving future living conditions.
The county health doctor treated 500 people last Monday and 600 more Tuesday in rural areas to prevent typhoid and other diseases. The essay argues the program should continue beyond next month despite finances, recalling a diphtheria tragedy that devastated a local family and underscoring health work as a life-saving obligation rather than a money issue.
The Mount Airy high school pupils received awards for essays on alcohol effects. Gilbert Spargo won first prize in grades ten and eleven, earning a sterling best set. Mary Engle Hoffman took second prize, Bettie Norwood won first prize in grades eight and nine, and Love Monday earned second prize in those grades.
Dr. Critz George professor of biology at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill and his mother Mrs T M George of Critz Va were business visitors Monday. He planned a summer trip sailing from New York to Bermuda Islands for several weeks of research connected to his university work. Mrs George visited Rev D Vance Price and friends during the stay.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Dickerson from San Paulo California spent Wednesday as guests of Mr and Mrs William Merritt on Rawley street. They arrived by airplane about 11 00 A M with Oscar Porterfield and Miss Elizabeth Porterfield from Glade Springs Virginia accompanying them. They landed at the old landing field on the Winston Salem road beyond town.
Miss Sallie Jeffries Mount Airy is a medical case. Mrs 8S A Conduff Mount Airy shows improvement. Pauline Nichols Toast A 3 had tonsils removed Saturday. Mrs Archie B Carter Mount Airy operated on for appendicitis Monday. Mrs Bernie Hollingsworth Mount Airy R 5 is a medical case. A son born to Mr and Mrs Jesse Hylton Hillsville Va Monday June 12th. Miss Ocie Crissman Siloam had tonsils removed Monday. Mr Roger P Allred Mount Airy R 2 is a surgical case. Miss Stacy Simpson Dobson R 2 operated for appendicitis Wednesday. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Grover Tilley Mount Airy Tuesday June 13th. Miss Nora Binder Mount Airy had adenoids removed Wednesday. Discharged from the hospital: Mr J W Williams Meadows of Dan Va R 1 Mrs Leo J Kuhl Mount Airy Mrs Sam Galyean Ladonia Mrs James R Orander Stuart Va Mr J Weldon Parker Mount Airy Mr Hassel Yeates Meadows of Dan Va Mrs Ed Leonard Mount Airy R 6
A Surry County man near Longap, L. W. Hawks, runs 700 honey colonies in Martin County swamps. Bears raid bee yards at night, destroying colonies and consuming honey, prompting traps and night watchmen. Hawks attributes losses to bear raids, floods, and forest fires, yet he continues packing 5,000 pounds of honey daily for shipment.
Mrs. Alice Mabe Key wife of John C Key of Durham Street passed away at 11 45 A M Tuesday She was daughter of Alex and Rosa Anne Gilley Mabe and survived by husband four children Alice Ethel Grace Key and Isaac Key and sister Mrs Robert Hiatt Funeral from Rocky Ford Church at 2 PM Wednesday with interment in Rocky Ford cemetery officiated by Rev Callaway and Hopkins
Mrs Rosa Hardy wife of Charlie Hardy of Siloam died Sunday night at 11 P M aged 36 years She was the daughter of Sanford Brown and Martha Flynn Brown of Yadkin County The funeral was held Tuesday at 2 P M from Siloam Church with burial in the church cemetery
A correction notes the uncle on whom the Haymore children lived in Oklahoma was S G Whitaker not 8S G Haymore. Whitaker, brother of Mrs. William Haymore, has long subscribed to The Mount Airy News.
W. M. Snow of Lambsburg Virginia died Tuesday at 6 P M aged 48. He was a Virginia native and farmer. His wife Mrs Mattie McHafey Snow preceded him in death. He was the son of Wiley and Celia Harrison Snow of Carroll County. Chestnut Grove Church service at 2 P M Thursday with Rev Crews officiating.
Harley Lester Kirkman infant son of Mr and Mrs Charlie Kirkman died at home in Sheltontown at one month and three days old. He is survived by his parents one sister two brothers grandparents uncles aunts and many relatives. Funeral services were held at Flat Rock Baptist Church by Rev George Shropshire with burial in the church cemetery.
A Special communication of Granite Lodge No. 322 A. PF. and A. M. is called for Friday night of this week with Work in the Third Degree. Next Tuesday night is the regular communication. W. E. Poovey, Master. J. H. Hill, Secretary. England’s finest fleeces come from the Orkney and Shetland Islands where seaweed is a large part of sheep food.
The J C Penney Co of Elkin hosted a picnic for managers and staff from Mount Airy at Klondyke Lake on Klondyke Farm near Elkin last Thursday night. Attending were Mr and Mrs W E Briscoe and daughter Frances, Juanita Dunman Kathleen Hanks Mary DiPalma Bill Sloan Bill Stanley Claude Ayers and Jack Sparger.
Captain Charles D. Palmer head of the state highway petrol notes fewer beer consignments entering North Carolina at border points compared with initial liberalization. He states people are disappointed in beer and cannot hold enough to feel effects, with current shipments far lower than at first.
The rent shelf lists The Provincial Lady of London by Delafield Beyond Desire by Anderson Gods Little Acre by Cardwell Light of the Jungle by Marshall Forgive Us Our Trespasses by Douglas Murder By An Aristocrat by Eberhart.
Rev John E Marion, pastor of the First Baptist Church Cullman Alabama, will conduct evangelistic services at Westfield Baptist Church Westfield starting Sunday July 16 for two weeks. He is son of the late Mrs Jennie Harrison by her first marriage, nephew of Dr Tom Smith pastor physician of Westfield, and brother of Mrs Dwight Cooke of this city. He is well known in the area and his meeting will attract many friends.
Elkin June 12 Miss Shirley Roberts Pegram age 70 died today at her home on the east side after several weeks of heart illness. A noted local poet her first volume Shirley appeared many years ago. She with her sister Aurora Pegram lived at the parental home since their sister Mollie died last year. She was a daughter of the late Rev. Robert Wesley Pegram.
Furman University trustees in Greenville South Carolina are weighing nine candidates including Gov John G Pollard of Virginia for the next president to succeed Dr W J McGlothlin who died in an auto accident last month. The board has narrowed from 12 to 15 possible contenders.
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