Proctor-Silex Slome Run Secures Home Win in Tenth
Delmar Marshall of Proctor-Silex No 1 crushed a game winning homer in the bottom of the tenth at Veterans Park to lift his team over Motor Supply. Ken White earned the win for Proctor-Silex while Gary Sutphin took the loss. First National Bank beat Hospital Pharmacy 6 to 6 in the eighth with an unearned run for the deciding score as Dave Poole pitched for the winners and led First National with ten hits in 20 at bats. N C Granite routed Quality Mills 10 to 2.
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Delmar Marshall
Proctor-Silex No. 1
Motor Supply
Veterans Park
YMCA
Marshall
Gary Sutphin
Ken White
First National Bank
Hospital Pharmacy
First National
Dave Poole
N.C. Granite Run Rough
Quality Mills
Ricky Simmons
Hollingsworth
Lions
Chile
Simmons
Keith Goodman
K. Doetivligh
Handy Welch
Spencer
Slate Motor Company
T. Payne
Slate
S. Parker
Spencer’s
July Trek in Little League Train Good Pitching
A wag on train trek toward Independence Day, with stops at Woodlawn and Austinville, includes a planned dance and meals by Raritan's. Kyle Creed named secretary. wagonmaster Curtis Kirby. Plus Little League results: Simmons pitches Hollingsworth past Lions 8 1, Spencer's tops Slate Motor 8 7.
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Colem
Wire
Sam Robinson
Woodlawn
Austinville
Glen Jackson
Pot Rock
Hebron
Pee Rock
Galax
Wasone
Kyle Creed
Creed
BL Patterson
Robert DD. Hiveine
Curtis Kirby
Dennie Bercham
Scorta
Loves To Travel Memphis Woman Keeps Adventurous Life Alive
Mrs. James Walker at 80 rode a mule to view an active Mexican volcano. She toured F tro at 90 and just turning 100 plans a world tour, celebrating a life of travel and curiosity.
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Memphis
Ten
James Walker
Mexico
Ftorael
New York
Sweet youths map plans for coming summer season
Readers note how a group of young people organizes strategic plans for summer activities, aiming to optimize events, programs, and outings under guidance from local leaders.
Local Schedule Of Activities And Classes
Community calendar lists events including Little League day, boys day camp, womens and recreational swims, various swim classes, mens softball, mens chorus, knitting class, and gym and tennis times. Sessions run across morning to evening with multiple overlapping programs and recurring weekly slots.
Funeral Held for James Abe White 75
The funeral for James Abe White age 75 was held at 2 p m Sunday at Salem Fork Baptist Church. White, a retired farmer and live stock dealer, was born in Surry County to T J and Jona Lyons White. He is survived by his wife Stele Holyfield White four sons and three daughters and a sister. Burial was in the church cemetery.
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James Abe White
Greensbore
Grady T. Hicks
Accokeek
Mra
Idliie Jones
Greenabore
Portal
Church Cemetery
VIETNAM WAR PFC JAMES CUTLER RETURNED TO DUTY RECORD
Private First Class James Cutler 22 son of Mrs Letti Culler Route 3 Mount Airy North Carolina served with Advisory Team 70 in Vietnam under II Corps as a light weapons infantryman. He entered active duty May 1966 and was last stationed at Fort Campbell Kentucky a 1965 graduate of North Surry High School.
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James &. Cutler
Letti Culler
Mount Airy
Adtveory Team 70
Vietnam
II Corps
Pvs
Culler
Ft. Campbell, Ky
Caller
North Surry High School
Boatmen Seek Refund of Unclaimed Fuel Tax
North Carolina boatmen press to return a portion of unclaimed fuel tax money to the Wildlife Resources Commission. The funds, estimated between 500000 and one million dollars annually, largely go to the state highway budget. A Senate bill proposes 150000 be sent back to the Wildlife Commission over the next two fiscal years with a study to determine a fair distribution of the rest within the 140 million highway budget.
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North Carolina
Wildlife Resources Commission
Senate
The
Wildlife Commission
Sach
Mages
Private William Completes Training at Fort Jackson
Army private Roger P. D. Williams, son of Mr and Mrs Raleigh Williams of Mount Airy Route 4, finished eight weeks of advanced infantry training at Fort Jackson South Carolina. He received specialized instruction in tactics and in weapons handling.
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Army
Roger PD. William
Raleigh. Williams
Route 4
Mount Airy
Ft. Jackson S. C
Williams Promoted in German Army Service
Williams promoted to SP5 while serving with the U S Army in Germany. He is the son of the late Mr and Mrs Howard Williams of thirty years. He serves with the Supply and Cleanups unit in Zweibrucken. His wife Vicky Jones of the city accompanies him at Zweibrucken. People who enforce laws should set the example by obeying them.
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Sp-5
Elwood Williams
Mgr
Howard Williams
UU. 4
Germany
Supply and Cieans
Zweibrucken
Vicky Jones
St Zweibrucken
Member of Joint Cape Vairo Sub Committee
A reference notes a member serving on the Joint Cape Vairo Sub Committee. The fragment provides no names, dates, or locations beyond the committee designation and its existence within a governmental or organizational framework.
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Joint
Cape Vaio
4H Club Tour Visits Duke Power Station and Cowan's Ford
Friday about 50 4H Club members from Serry County toured Duke Power hydroelectric facilities. They viewed Plant Marshall and Cowan's Ford on the Catawba River, led by club leaders and agents, with Miss Betty Conley guiding the visit and a lakeside picnic lunch provided.
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Iris
Serry County
Cowan’s Ford
Duke Power
Copeland, Beulah
Good Neighbor
Lawrence Horton
Fern Holder
George Dohy
Rachel Overcash
Charles Earnest
Plant Marshall
Lake Norman
Cowan's Ford
Catawba
Lakeside
Funeral Held Sunday for J T Gant Sr
Funeral services for John Thomas Gant Jr aged 49 of 1212 West Drive were held Sunday at Highland Memorial Church in Sorry County. He was owner of Gants Cabinet Shop and was survived by his wife Pauline Williamson Gant a daughter Sandra Sue Gant a brother Troy Gant of Mount Airy and two sisters Doris Bine of Mount Airy and Mrs Edward Lewis of Danville Virginia.
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John Thomas Gant, Jr
Werreat Drive
Sorry
John T
Maggie Barker Gant
Gant
Pauline Williamson Gant
Sandra Sue Gant
Troy Gant
Mount Airy
Doris Bine
Edward Lewis
Danville
Forgotten In Jeil Fort Worth Case Sparks Jury Action
In Fort Worth Texas Lloyd Mack Gray aged 46 was released after a 1946 confinement review. The jury found no grounds to hold him and his release was misdated with a planned recall in mid February.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Lioyd Mack Gray
Gray
Teaching Challenge: The Eager and the Reluctant for Knowledge
The difficulty in teaching lies in the paradox that those most in need of knowledge often refuse to seek it. Educators face a barrier when motivation and curiosity are weak, hindering learning progress and classroom gains.
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Poole
Procter Silex No. 1
Moter Supply
James White
Kroger
Mrs
Williams
North Main
Oak St
lWers
Itleetric Station
Betty Conley
Duke Power Home Service
Seevy Ceenty
Caw
Sun
J. T. Gant, Sr
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