Public hearing set on East West Development Urban Renewal Project
Mount Airy officials schedule a July 7 1966 7 30 PM public hearing on the East West Development Urban Renewal Project No NC 46 Mount Airy NC The hearing will review the project area bounded by Willow Street Virginia Street Lovill Street and nearby unnamed streets and railroad lines The aim is to consider urban renewal under North Carolina statutes and Title I of the Housing Act of 1949 with federal aid Also noted are Anniversary celebrations for Rob Collins and family with a gathering and cake in Woodville Community near Mount Airy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Airy
Willow Reet
Wichia Street
Virginia
Virginia Street
Lovill Street
Said Street
Athern Railroad
Uth
Corr
The
Southern Railroad
North South Street
Porter Street
Merritt Street
Maple Street
Operty
Willow ‘Eet
7Th Carolina
Rob Collins
Woodville
Worthing
Claude Arrington
Route Two
Will Barnard
Ararat
Bernice Love
Pilot Mountain
Walter Beasley
Mout Airy
Collinge
Notice of Service of Process by Publication in NC
Public notice in Surry County Superior Court informs William Edward Seal of a divorce action filed by Mildred Virginia Shelton Seal. He must respond by August 8, 1986, or the court may grant relief. Also includes urban renewal relocation hearing notices with public inspection and opportunity to be heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of North Carolina
Surry County
Mildred Virginia
Shelton Seal
William Edward Seal
Weekend Visitors and Local Moves Across Surry County
A long list of extended stays and travels across Surry County includes Greg and Gloria Simpson visiting grandparents in Lexington, Bobby Poore and family from Richmond, and Mrs Gordon Hennix recovering after surgery in Northern Surry Hospital. Others travel to Clifton Forge Virginia for a wedding, and Miss Anne Turpin plans a Houston vacation with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greg
Gloria
Darrel Simpson
Lexington
Monroe Simpson
Bobby Poore
Cindy
Robert
Annette
Gordon
Richmond, Va
R. C Poore
Winfrey Road
Bob Gordon
Pilot Mountain
Poore
Bobby Belton
Flint
Mich
Gordon Hennix
Northern Surry Hopital
Jack Greenwood
Thomas
Todd
Clifton Forge
Central Metho«dfist
Warren Martin
Chattanooga. Tenn
H. Rountree
Mr Rountree
Country Club Road
Mildred Seal
Winston Salem
Moertle Beach
Ervin Rovers
Alma Jackson
June Badgett
Alma
Greensboro Coliseum
Mise Fike
St. George
Bruno School of
W. Howard Johnson
Internal Revenue
Richmond
Northern Surry Hospital
Johnson
R. Kent Tayman
Inglewood
Calif
TWA
Paris
France
London
England
Geneva
Switzerland
West Berlin
Germany
Tayman
James Hicks
White Plains
Anne Turpin
Braxton Turpin
Charlotte
Houston
Texas
M. Dale Hughes
Kimmy
Malcolm Cloukey
B. D. Smith
University of North Carolina-reensbeore
Thomas Hatchens
Tommy
Tracey
Foster Snow
S. Franklin Road
Snow
Ray Hutchens
Dana, Va
Robert Hutchens
Martinsville
Mee. Hodges
Miss Myra Hussey Weds Owen Shelton in Winston-Salem
Miss Myra Dale Hussey and Owen Smith Shelton were married at Flat Rock Baptist Church with Rev. William P. Patrick officiating. The couple, both from Winston Salem, plan to live at 301 Pershing Street after a wedding trip to western North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myra Dale Hussey
Pershing Street
Winston Salem
Owen Smith Shelton
Flat Rock
William PF. Patrick
O. L. Hussey
Randieman
Randieman High School
Draughon Business College
H. Cannon and Company
Winston-Salem
Shelton
Roy C. Shelton
Mount Airy
Mr. Shelton
St. Andrews Pres
North Carolina
Mrs. Shelton
Winston-Saiem
Tricks For Flat Lot Become Mounded Yard Feature
Plan a raised wood deer feature at the back yard edge with soft plantings and rocks. Construct elevated planting beds with earth fill to create a rounded effect. Add hardy evergreens to preserve shape and form throughout the year.
Friday Dinner Party Honors Miss Ashburn
Miss Mary Lynn Ashburn was honored Friday at 6 40 p m with a three course dinner at the Btu Vue Restaurant hosted by Miss Judy Wright and her mother Mrs George C Wright Sr Covers were set for 18 and the table featured pale pink gladioli chrysanthemums and greenery in a silver bowl with white tapers. The occasion honored Miss Ashburn before her upcoming marriage to Mike Allan scheduled for Sunday afternoon June 26 at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lynn Ashburn
Judy Wright
George C. Wright
Ashburn
Mike Allan
Merc
Herman Ashburn
Robert Allan
Mise Barbara Neville
Mize
Sandra Hamill
Enfield
Miss Ashburn
Miss Wright
Meredith College
Working Brides And The Budget
North Carolina State University specialists advise couples to create a family spending plan and treat paychecks as joint income. They urge decisions on who pays bills and saving, with goals for using the wife’s income and plans for future income changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina State University
Two fools meet as one runs another life and allows it
A brief aphorism noting the meeting of two fools where one controls another life and the other consents to it. The line hints at folly and power dynamics without naming people or events.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ban
Martha C. Comer
Superior Court
Redevelopment Commission
Jefferies Street
MR. and
Mrs
W. M. Johnson
L. CD. Largen, Sr
Hillsville
Hare
Asheville
Columbia
Bruce Stapleton
Lewisville
Russell Stevens
Mexico
Missouri
George Slaughter, Jr
Oklahoma City
Okla
Bill Burch
Greenville
S. CC
H. P. Stewart
Stewart
Major
Edward Bran
George C Wright
California
J. R. Hines
F. L. Johnson
West Fim Street
Gaffney
S. C
Walter Anderson
South Boston
John H. Midkiff
Orchard Street
H.R. Mayfield
Chattanooga
Tenn
E. France
W. L. Anderson
Mises
Ann Fieming
Franklin Read
Gloria and
Carel Butler
Bensemmer City
North Western
Canada
Alaska
Sammy Lawson
Stephanie
Kir
Sam Lawson
Myra Hussey
Owen Shelton
Tommy Hauser
Winston-Falem
Sandy Hutchens
This Daty
Elbert Hiatt
Karen
Toccoa
J. Howard Paul
Reeece Hiatt
Byterian
Laurinburg
United States Post Office
Winston, Salem
Shop Belks First
Knapp and Mason
Neo
Billy G. Johnston
Zee
Henry Coble
Iasel
Berate
N. Main & E. Oak Murniture
Mount Airy, N. C
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