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A compact reflection on the mind as the driver of fortune and character. Cites Webster and Watts to claim thought determines wealth status and personal worth.
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Newspaper
Mount Airy News
Location
Mount Airy, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1944
Page
4
A compact reflection on the mind as the driver of fortune and character. Cites Webster and Watts to claim thought determines wealth status and personal worth.
Surry County school attendance officer T. M. Robertson ends a five and a half month term by visiting about 1 200 families and filing 61 compulsory attendance charges. Most pleaded guilty and paid fines, with six cited to return to court. cases centered in Mount Airy Mountain Park and Pilot Mountain. One family with seven children across ages showed no prior schooling, leading to renewed attendance for the term.
A reader quiz asks about Wendell Berge and wartime facts including estimated U S deaths, veterans seeking reemployment rights, statements about retaliation, farm deferments under 26, postwar government costs, actual wartime expenditures, a federal official directing spending, whether the German Army was betrayed on the home front in 1918, and a comparison of total fighting by Germany versus the United Nations. The answers appear on the next page.
Numerous names and places show guests staying with families and travelers passing through. Mrs. O L Brannock and son of Easley S C joined by Greenville and Savannah visitors. A J Wagner from Oxford schools plans a summer class. Miss Mildred Hines attends Girl's State at Greensboro. families from Winston Salem Baltimore Washington D C and New York visit, visit, and travel between.
Joe A. Hickman, 75, a White Plains farmer who lived alone, died at his home on June 5. His funeral was held at 2 p m Monday with Rev. Mrs. Lottie Robertson and Rev. L W. McFarland officiating. He was a son of Hardin and Linda Craughn Hickman. his nearest relatives are the children of his sister Fannie Hutchens in Kansas. Interment followed at the White Plains Friends Church cemetery.
The Office of Price Administration set price ceilings on all used passenger cars effective July 10, with two prices per model for as is and warranty sales. Regions vary by geography, ceilings drop 4 percent biannually, and buyers and sellers must file transfer certificates with local ration boards after each sale.
John Hayzee a Shanghai native died Wednesday morning at Surry County Home aged over 99. He came to the area in youth and married Nancy Cobbler who preceded him. Survived by two sons Walter and Conse Hayzee of Galax and daughter Mrs Robey Culler of South Street. Funeral Friday at 2 pm from the Culler home with Revs Delmar Hodges and J F Honeycutt in charge. Interment at Antioch Cemetery.
The Long Hill Township interdenominational Sunday School Convention will be held at Ararat Friends Church next Sunday at 10 30. Speakers include Rev J W Chilton and Rev H A Johnson with a program from all five township Sunday Schools. Attendees are asked to bring food baskets for the noon meal.
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