Surry Central Taps New Football Coach
George N. Helton 30 of Yadkinville will lead the Surry Central Golden Eagles when practice opens in August. A multi sport athlete at Yadkinville High and Guilford College graduate, he earlier coached Cobb Memorial High School to conference titles and an undefeated 1960 season. He has been Bartlett Yancey High’s head football mentor for three years, guiding a conference championship run.
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George N. Helton
Yadkinville
Surry Central Golden Eagles
Helton
Yackinville High School
Guilford College
Cobb Memorial High School
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Bartlett Yancey High School
Golden Eagle
Joe Bryant
Jonesville
George Whitford
Hellion
Dobson
Yanceyville
First National Bank Leads In YMCA League
The Rankers stay undefeated after six wins in the YMCA league as First National Bank beat Quality Mills 7 to 4. Motor Supply defeated Proctor Silex No 2 13 to 3 while Proctor Silex No 1 edged North Carolina Granite 4 to 3.
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First National Bank
Noth Caroling Carene & Run
Quality Mills
Motor Supply
Proctor Silex No
Proctor Siiex
North Carolina Granite
First National Head
North Carolina Granite Motor Supply
Proctor Silex
Hospital Pharmacy
YMCA Little League Opens With Broad Action at Veterans Park
Twelve teams from the American and National YMCA leagues began the season at Veterans Park. One American and three National teams remain undefeated Hollingsworth Boyles Store Rotary Club and VFW lead the standings. Top hitters include Bernie Youn Handlingsworth Honnieaster Spencer Jimmy Parker Si ters Patterson Gee Laeions Guakeater Club Easter Simmons Motors Pruett Ellis Lodge and Alien Watson.
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Veterans Park
Hollingsworth, Boyles — Store
Rotary Club
Demolition Derby Keeps Brown On Top At Municipal Stadium
Brown earned his second straight victory and third win of the season tying his career mark at the municipal stadium. Glenn Wood, now retired from driving, shared the moment as Brown moved into the lead in the modified sportsman point standings with a 10 point edge over Pee Wee Jones who fell to second after a 10th place finish. About 120 cars were expected. program starts 8 45 p m with practice at 6 30 p m.
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Ching
Municipal Stadium
Glenn Wood
Stuart
Pee Wee Jones
Winston- Salem
Ralph Brinkley
Lexington
Bobby St. John
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Laurel Lane and Camellia Court Added to State Roads
The Country Board of Economic Development approved road petitions to place Laurel Lane and Camellia Court in Meant Airy township onto the state roads system for maintenance. In racing news Brinkley of High Point and Wikle of Winston-Salem contend for second in overall standings as Skip Edwards, a local driver, earns his first win and narrows the gap to 18 points in the novice division.
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Scincinkinese
Nort Tedes of Economic Developrt
Laurel Lane
Camellia Court
Airy Township
Maintenancs
Cox Rites Scheduled for Mrs Cox in Claudville Va
Funeral services for Mrs Mattie Anderson Cox 77 of Claudville Va will be held at Red Bank Primitive Baptist Church at 2 PM Saturday. She died Thursday morning at Northern Surry Hospital after a brief illness. She leaves two sons Walter Cox and Zane Cox four daughters nine grandchildren four brothers and three sisters. The body remains at Moody Funeral Home Mount Airy until services.
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Mattie Anderson Cox
Claudville
Red Bank Primitive Baptist Church
Northern Surry Hospital
Waltersville
Zane Cox
Winston-Salem
Bryan Smith
Westfield
Kermit Bondurant
Mount Airy
Aubrey Cooke
Cloudville
Aunice Marie
Lawsonville
David Anderson
Amelia Courthoune
Lee Anderson
Edd
Sam Anderson
Sam Epperson
Warren Francia
Stuart
Folger Jesoup
Powhatan
Moody Funeral Home
Patrick County Teachers Leave Posts See Decline
A Virginia study shows 165 percent of 7,111 teachers statewide did not return to their classrooms in 1966-67. Patrick County reported 17.1 percent leaving their positions with family responsibilities given as the top reason, accounting for about 6 percent.
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Patrick County
Tinginia
Rvey
Virginia Iati ‘ m , Association
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Burial plans noted for church service
The remains were carried to the church to be in state for half an hour before the services, with burial scheduled in the church cemetery.
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