Kerr Tobacco Control Bill Passed
Congress enacted the Kerr tobacco production control bill and sent it to President Roosevelt for signature. The act imposes a 33 1 2 percent market price tax on excess tobacco, with potential adjustments, and aims to stabilize prices for farmers while preventing unfair practices in inter state and foreign commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
AAA
Secretary of Agriculture
Senate
Kerr
House
Ellison D. Smith
Senate Agricultural Committee
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
North Carolina
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Mount Airy Township
Public sale to satisfy a deed of trust dated August 24 1933 from E W Cox and wife Thelma Cox to R S Westmoreland trustee, at First National Bank Mount Airy NC on June 22 1954 at 1 PM. Tract 1 borders E G Key and Cox lands with highway right of way. Tract 2 borders S E Marshall and others near Mount Airy Dobson Highway and Atlantic and Yadkin Railroad. Sale proceeds cover principal interest and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Westmoreland
E. W. Cox
Thelma Cox
Surry County
North Carolina
First National Bank
Mount Airy
N. C
Mount Airy Township
State of
E. G. Key
Highland Park
W. Cox
Cox
Mount Airy and
Dobson State
S&s
Dobson Highway
Atlantic and Yadkin
Obituary of H T Jessup 75 at Brim and The Hollow
H T Jessup of Brim died Friday June 8 after a short illness at 75. Survived by sons Haze and George Jessup and daughter Mary Jessup. Funeral held at the Hollow home with Rev. Walter Beasley and Rev. Newton Smith officiating. burial in Jessup cemetery. Attendees from Charlotte Bluefield and Hillsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Jessup
Nelson Willis
Romney Clement
Gertrude Jessup
Mount Airy
Haze Jessup
H. T. Jessup
Brim
Jessup
Haze
George Jessup
the Hollow
Mary Jessup
Walter Beasley
Newton Smith
Hollow
Ambrose Jessup
Charlotte
Nannie Lawson
Warren
Bluefield
W. Va
Grady Love
Hillsville
Mount Airy Church Services and Local Happenings
Rev. E M Cullars filled the Piney Grove Baptist Church appointment last Sunday. Next Sunday Dan Combs Winton from Mount Airy and Thomas F Power of Dobson will conduct preaching at Piney Grove. Farmers prepare to harvest grain as crops are growing well and residents report good health. Local visits include Lillian Haymore Callie Haymore and Mrs Lloyd Simpson. James Slayton returns from Greensboro. etc. Joe Smith improving. Sallie Lambert complains of worms endangering tobacco crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Airy
Route 4
M. Cullars
Slate Mountain Baptist Church
George Tucker
Piney Grove Baptist Church
Silas Smith
Ora Griffith
Josssie Hardy
Dan Combs
Winton
Thomas Fpolwer
Dobson
Lillian
Callie Haymore
Lloyd Simpson
B. M. Johnson
James Slayton
Emma McCraw
Greensboro
Souis
Ruth
Thomasville
N. C
Sam Cassell
Flat Rock News Highlights and Local Visits
Flat Rock notices show Walter Midkiff and Sam Simmons leaving for work in Washington and Philadelphia. Ed Snoddy and family visit Bob Midkiff for several weeks. Revival at Flat Rock Baptist Church set for June 24 led by Rev F C Lanier from Haymore Baptist Church. Aura Sutphin of Winston Salem visits her father E F Sutphin. Elsie Creasy of Stuart VA visits Ada Midkiff. Deatherages visit Kannapolis with Adcock. Frank Midkiff visits Abe Crenay in Stuart VA. Dennis Parris and Pete Shelton return home from Lowell MA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plat Rock
Walter Midkiff
Sam Simmons
Washington
Philadelphia
Ed Snoddy
Bob Midkiff
F. C. Lanier
the Haymore Baptist Church
Mount Airy
Aura Sutphin
Winston- Salem
FE. J. Sutphin
Elsie Creasy
Stuart
Ada Midkiff
Mra
Kannapolis
Adcock
Prank Midkiff
Abe Crenay
Stuart, Va
Dennis Parris
Pete Shelton
Lowell
Mass
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kerr Tobacco Control
the Hollow News
Cora Marshall
Friends Center Church
Bernice Jessup
Brim, Va
Percy King
Doozy" Anderson
Clifford Goins
George Keith
Wauar
Leonard Draughn
White Plains
Charlie Draughn
Charlie Marion Sun
Little Joe
Flat Rock News
Flat Rock
P. W. Green
Dan
Harrison
Bowman & Company
Pathfinder Tires
Ile
Goodyear
North Main St
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