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Mount Airy News

Location

Mount Airy, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1971

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Pilot Mountain Police Report for May

In May Pilot Mountain officers investigated eight automobile accidents with one injury. One unlocked business, fifty arrests over 1,568 man hours, 28 investigations, 5,141 patrol miles, 708 gallons of gasoline, 313 foot patrols, six police escorts at funerals, 48 school crossing duty periods, four break ins, two thefts, and 44 extra duty hours spent as witnesses in court.

Pilot Mountain Department For Investigation

School Food Server Ends 24 Year Mount Airy Career

Mrs. Kate B. Jackson, longtime Mount Airy High School cafeteria manager, resigns to aid her husband’s growing business. Principal J D Bartley presents a silver tray as thanks for 24 years of service to students.

Kate B. Jackson Route 2 Mount Airy J D. Bartley Mount Airy High School Bartley Kate B Jackson Mae Turpin Mrs Jackson Bannertown School

Miss Mount Airy Entered In State Pageant For Crown

Miss Penny Nichols of Mount Airy competes in the Miss North Carolina pageant in Charlotte, aiming to represent the state in Miss America at Atlantic City. She travels with chaperone Mrs Don Beverly as 63 contestants vie for over 5000 in scholarships and the crown across preliminary rounds and final telecast.

Mount Airy Penny Nichols Merlin Nichols Route 7 Charlotte Queen City North Carolina Atlantic City

Lost Youth Found After Overnight Search in Surry Woodlands

A six year old Orlando boy, Billy Kite, was found alive early yesterday after an all night search in Surry County. He had been playing with friends near the Carlan home when he wandered away Sunday afternoon. Rescue squads, sheriffs deputies, fire departments, and volunteers scoured the area aided by the Wilkes County Radio Club. The boy was cold and scratched but recovered at Hugh Chatham Hospital.

Orlando Fia Surry County Billy Kite Tom Carlan Route 1 Thurmond Billy Carlan Jim Taylor Mount Airy Pilot Mountain Elkin Ashe County Mountain Park State Road Wilkes County Elkin Rescue Squad Hugh Chatham Hospital

Break-in at Bright-Lies Drive-In Sees Pennies Missing

Overnight entry at Bright-Lies Drive-In theater leaves ticket booth forcibly opened. A can containing between 4 and 5 dollars in pennies stolen. Police say they are investigating the burglary and reviewing security.

Bright-Lies Drive-In Theatre

Vaden Graduates Marine Automotive Maintenance Course

Roger D. Vaden of Westfield Route 1 graduated from the Automotive Maintenance Course at Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune.

Marine Pfe Roger D. Vaden Route 1 Westfield Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune

Methodists Announce New Pastors in Western North Carolina

The Western North Carolina Conference of the United Methodist Church releases moving day changes. Central United Methodist Church Mount Airy gains Rev. Robert J. Ralls as pastor while Dr. Horace K. McSwain moves to First Methodist in Wadesboro. Other moves include Rev. Leonard Von Cannon to South Point Belmon t and Rev. Jackie Dean Denley to Mount Airy Circuit.

Central United Methodist Church Mount Airy N. C United Methodist Church Earl G. Hunt, Jr Lake Junalusa Horace K. McSwain Central Church First Methodist Church Wadesboro Robert J. Ralls Waynesville Jackie Dean Denley Matthews Chapel-Price Leonard von Cannon von Cannon South Point Belmont J. E. Smith Pinnacle Church Marshville Church Albemarle Pinacle Clifford A. Weller Lake Norman Dwight Ludwig Virginia Grassy Creek State Road High Point Cyrd H. Metcalf Elkin-Jonesville Robert P. Crawley Eretor Mountain Park Guaan Creek

Police log shows 23 arrests in Mount Airy week

Mount Airy police headquarters logged 23 new cases in the past week. Eleven charges were auto law violations including six drunken driving cases, eight were liquor law infractions, and four were minor offenses.

Mount Airy

New Area Mail System Begins in Mount Airy and 27 Towns

Mount Airy and 26 other Piedmont towns launch a new mail processing system. Residents must use marked Local boxes or First National Bank for local cancellation or send mail to Winston-Salem for high speed cancellation. The local mail deadline moves from 6:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. and the city name must be spelled out for delivery.

Mount Airy North Carolina First National Bank Winston-Salem

Youth for Christ Meeting Set at Mount Airy Church

A first in a series of Youth for Christ meetings will be held at 7 p.m. Saturday under Fellowship Baptist Church picnic shelter on Banner Street. Leaders Rev R L McDaniel and Rev Billy Sellers aim to draw 100 or more attendees with singing testimonies and a brief message. Morning prayer sessions from 9 to 10 a.m. at Fellowship Church prepare for the event. all interested citizens are invited.

Youth For Christ Fellowship Baptist Church Banner Street Mount Airy R. L. McDaniel Fellowship Church Billy Sellers Salem Baptist Church Youth Fellowship

Sweet Sue's Dairy Barn Grand Opening Set

The grand opening for Sweet Sue's Dairy Barn near Ray's King Burger No. One on US 52 Bypass runs Friday through Sunday. The Mount Airy business offers barbecue and homemade ice cream, hot dogs for children, and both hard and soft ice cream. Ray's Restaurants, Inc. owns the enterprise with Ray Goad as president and Ron Jenkins managing operations. Sweet Sue herself will attend to distribute balloons and greet guests.

Sweet Sue Kingburger No. One US 52 Mount Airy Ray's Restaurants, Inc Ray Goad Ron Jenkins

Car Crash on West Lebanon Street Ends with No Injuries

Patsy Ann Simons, 17, of 540 Alfred Mill Road, was rear ended while driving a 1966 Ford on West Lebanon Street about 7 p.m. Saturday. Brenda Faye Blackmon, 19, of Mount Airy, admitted taking her eyes off the road. Vehicle damage totaled a few hundred dollars. Blackmon charged with failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident.

Patsy Ann Simons Alfred Mill Road West Lebanon Street Brenda Faye Blackmon Mount Airy Miss Blackmon

Unclaimed Cashoree Prize Drawn in Elkin Woman Missing

Marylene Wood of Elkin did not claim 500 Cashoree dollars drawn Saturday at 4 p.m. She was among the eligible registrants for the Mount Airy merchant sponsored promotion. A second drawing will take place Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock with the same prize amount.

Elkin Marylene Wood Cashoree Mount Airy Merchant

Kiwanis Mark 20th Anniversary In Mount Airy

The Mount Airy Kiwanis Club observes its 20th anniversary with a 6 30 p m meeting at Ray's Starlite Restaurant. Guests include George K Snow, the club's sole living charter member, and Carl B Hyatt will speak. Elected officers for the year October include Robert Poplin president E C Belton Jr vice president Lester Hensley secretary Dean Bray treasurer and directors Stewart Smith P A Tendall Bill Cox Watson Murphy to serve three and two years respectively.

Mount Airy Kiwanis Club Ray's Starlite Ed McGee George K. Snow Kiwanis Kiwanis Club Carl B. Hyatt Carolinas Robert Poplin E. C. Belton, Jr Lester Hensley Dean Bray Stewart Smith P. A. Tendall Bill Cox Watson Murphy

Two Liquor Stills Seized In Thurmond Search

Sheriff deputies found two liquor stills while searching for 6 year old Billy Kite in Thurmond. One submarine still contained about 5000 gallons of mash. A second, inactive still near a stream held 3300 pounds of sugar and an abandoned 1961 Dodge pickup.

Sheriff's Deputies Billy Kite Thurmond Jim Taylor Rge

Pilot Mountain Sets New Monthly Meeting Date

On Mayor John McKenzie’s recommendation the Pilot Mountain commissioners set a new regular meeting time. Monthly sessions will now start at 7 30 p m on the second Monday of each month.

John McKenzie Pilot Mountain

Thieves Enter YMCA Through Unlocked Window

A thief entered the YMCA in the early hours last Tuesday via an unlocked window. Intruders forced open two vending machines and stole coin boxes. An attempt to open a nearby soda machine in the basement failed. Police continue investigating.

YMCA

Caudle Reunion Set for Sunday at Long Hill Building

The Caudle reunion will gather Sunday beginning at 12 30 p.m. at the Long Hill community building off Out 52 on the Ararat Road between Pilot Mountain and Mount Airy. Relatives and friends are invited.

Long Hill Out 52 Ararat Road Pilot Mountain Mount Airy

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Pilot Police Beverly Miss Nichols Miss Surry Vestigate Taylor Vaden Graduates Methodists Captain Hiatt Sheriff Taylor Caudle Reunion
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