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Newspaper
Mount Airy News
Location
Mount Airy, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1964
Page
12
A collage of humorous exchanges spans insults about equality and competence, a driver seeking a fender fix, a physiology joke about weight gain, a jests about clothing and water leisure, classroom roasts, a boy’s prayers, a fear of punishment for grades, a bored dog, a psychiatrist gag, and a fugitive ruse told to a local constable.
Lawrence Chellis, 69, will graduate from Oregon State University in the June class. He first enrolled in 1914, left to serve in World War I, later married and started a business, and returned to complete his education while running his enterprise.
Grace Moravian Church will convene for the annual Church Council Meeting on Wednesday evening June 24 at 7 50 in the fellowship hall. The council, the church's legislative assembly, will hear reports and decide matters of general interest. Elections will be held for leaders including the Board of Elders Trustees and the Committee on Christian Education.
Four Surry County youths are enrolled in Wingate College's summer session, running through July 11. The students are Lance Chandler of Mount Airy, Robert Nowell of Mount Airy, Frank Addison Jessup of Walnut Creek, and James Tandy Pell of Pilot Mountain, as announced by President Pudd E. Smith.
Surry County’s Soil and Water Conservation District notes farmers protecting soil and water resources with grassed waterways terraces strip cropping and pond storage. Wayne McBride near Mount Airy showcases careful planning from a 10 year farm conservation outline to terraces ponds and wildlife areas. The front field illustrates adaptive challenges as a rain washed gullies before terracing.
A discussion outlines that the 22nd Amendment prevents a president from serving more than two full terms and analyzes scenarios involving President Johnson and Kennedy. It covers potential re election in 1964 1968 and methods for filling a party nomination if a candidate dies or resigns before election day and the role of electors after election.
The excerpt notes Horace Greeley's death between election day and the Electoral College, allows District of Columbia residents to vote for president for the first time, and references a 1961 constitutional amendment effective April 3, 1961 expanding or defining voting rights for the president and vice president.
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