Mount Airy Bruins Dominate Blue Ridge Play Through Week
Mount Airy swept a midweek pair beating Galax 6 to 5 after Saturday win over Mount Airy, then handled Wytheville 5-3 in a ten inning clash. Bruins hit well with five players earning two or more hits as Bason Cooke and Hazel starred in the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Mount Airy
Galax
Bruins
Pries
Wytheville
Bluefield
Fries
Reddick Park
Underwood
Regular St Johns Day Communication at Granite Lodge No 322
A regular St Johns Day communication of Granite Lodge No. 322 A F and A M is called for next Tuesday night at 8 o clock with work in the Second Degree. Master W E Poovey and Secretary J C Hill announce invitation to all fellowcrafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Day
Granite Lodge No. 322
A. F
A. M
W. E. Poovey
J. C. Hill
Bruins Lose to Mount Airy in Slugfest at Home
The Bruins fell 9 to 7 as Mount Airy mounted a late rally after leading 5 to 2. Key moments included Flick’s triple and Wingfield’s homer, plus Dunlap and Hazel producing multi bag hits. Eighth and ninth innings saw Marion rally with bases loaded and a disputed ruling by umpire Fowler before Williams scored. Leading errors and fielding by Ingram at first stood out for Mount Airy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruins
Marion
Mount Airy
Livengood
Stephenson
Livingood
Querry
Hazel
Sims
Woodruff
Dunlap
Ingram
Fason
Paul Dunlap
Wingfield
Williams
Hutton
Anderson
O'Connor
Fowler
Stone
Miller
Williams Dean
Wright
Eason
Cooke
Dean
Haze
Granite City
Atlantic Greyhound-Mount Airy
Paul
Bruins power to 20 run win over Spencer
Bruins blasted Spencer 20 to 4 after 22 hits. Woodruff Hazel Sims Ingram and Stephenson had three hits each. Ingram and Stephenson homered. Pletcher started for Mount Airy, Harry Ingram finished, shutting out Spencer over final two innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruins
Spencer
Railroaders
Woodruff
Hazel
Sims
Ingram
Stephenson
Pletcher
Mount Airy
Harry Ingram
Revival Meeting Set at Flat Rock Baptist Church
Mount Airy notices announce a revival led by Rev. O H Hauser of Westfield starting at 8:00 PM on Sunday June 25. The invitation extends to all to participate. Community news reports picnics, visits, parties and weekend gatherings across Flat Rock area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Airy
Flat Rock Baptist Church
O. H. Hauser
Westfield
Beulah
Notice of Summons and Attachment in Surry County Court
In Surry County Superior Court J A Jones sues Meadowfield Lumber Co North Carolina Virginia Railroad Co Harry L Light and L T Brandon for 1922 17, with a warrant of attachment on their property. Defendants must appear and answer within thirty days of publication or demur as advised. Clerk T Llewellyn signed June 2 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadowfield Lumber Co
North Carolina & Virginia Railroad Co
Harry L. Light
L. T. Brandon
Sursy County
J. A. Jones
Local baseball results and next week schedule
The week’s results show Marion defeating Fries 9 to 2 in a postponed game and a 6 to 5 Marion win over Mount Airy. Wytheville beat Fries 13 to 12 in 10 innings, while Galax routed Bluefield 10 to 1. Next Wednesday features Galax at Fries and Bluefield at Mount Airy. Wytheville at Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galax
Marion
Wytheville
Mount Airy
Bluefield
Fries
Bluefield Pries
Church News and Sunday School Notice
Church News informs Rev. RE. W. HURST serves as Priest in Charge. The Second Sunday after Trinity and church school at 10 00 A M led by J D Simpson as superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RE. W. Hurst
Trinity Church
J. D. Simpson
Pastor M F Book Service Schedule
Morning worship at 11:00 with sermon An Evil Heart. Evening worship on Remedy For Sin. Sunday school and Young People group meet. Community singing Sunday at 2:00 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rccaneoe S
The True Standard of Measuring Our Characters Sermon
First Presbyterian Church schedules morning worship at 11 00 with Rev J W McPall as pastor and Sunday school earlier at 9 46 A M The sermon topic is The True Standard of Measuring Our Characters The church will not hold Sunday evening service instead joining Central Methodist Church for the revival conclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Methodist Church
Mount Airy Library Appreciation and Summer Reading Plan
Mrs J D Simpson expresses thanks for books donated by local readers. Vacation reading clubs run through July and August divide readers into primary grammar and high school adult groups. Diplomas awarded for prescribed books. Beginning July 1 Miss Nina Binder leads Saturday story hours at 4 30 at the Community Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Simpson
Marion Hurst
Sarah Yakley
Kiein Thompson
Frances Terry
Helen Hardy
Evelyn Moore
F. D. Holcomb
H. E. Taylor
Kingsbury
Virgil Harvey
Annice Marshall
Richard Simpson
Orion Gravely
Woodrow Goldsmith
M. F. Davis
Nina Binder
Mount Airy Opens Night Game at High Point with New Lefty Shoun
Mount Airy travels to High Point for a Friday June 24 night game hoping to avenge last week’s loss as Bruins debut new left-hander Lefty Shoun in a Mount Airy uniform. Several Mount Airy pitchers left the team this week including Fletcher Marsden and ace Lovill Dean who joined other clubs.
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Mount Airy
High Point
Bruins
Lefty Shoun
Guy Fletcher
Johnnie Marsden
Fletcher
Pines
Marsden
Elizabeth City
Lovill Dean
Ace Bunker
Mount Airy High School
Greenville
Dean
Mrs. J. H. Jackson Passes at 68 in Mount Airy
Mrs. J H Jackson aged 68 died Saturday and was laid to rest Sunday at 3 00 PM in the family plot near her Chestnut Ridge home with Rev Ira Ferg and Rev Will Chilton officiating. She was a longtime Holly Springs Church member, survived by 11 children and many grandchildren and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Airy
Route 1
J. H. Jackson
Chestnut Ridge
Ira Ferg
Will Chilton
Holly Springs
Wayne Stevens
Ethel
Fay Cook
Boone
J. M. Hunter
Charlie Mills
Father boasts eleven brothers fetch daughter from school
The boarding school principal laments a large family visit, noting the daughter has had eleven brothers call for her this term and expects another the next day.
Prisoner’s Soliloquy Echoes a Faded Escape
A brief exchange hints at a prisoner who may be losing touch with reality. Mentions wandering thoughts and a belief he will not stray far, suggesting a mental strain or confinement theme within a broader narration.
Cardus Helps Woman Revive Health and Strength
A Virginia woman credits Cardus with lifting longstanding weakness and back pain after three bottles. She reports gaining weight, improved color, and regained energy, noting her mother also used Cardus with positive results. The remedy is described as purely vegetable and widely recommended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardus
F. H. Scott
Roanoke
Deaths Johnnie Moxley Jr. Dies at Home in Carroll County
Johnnie Moxley Jr., son of Mrs. Eliza Moxley, died Tuesday night from colitis at his Renfro street home. The funeral was held Wednesday at 2 PM conducted by Rev. Mr. Pfoff, with burial at Foster cemetery in Carroll County Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Glidewell
Harry Campbell
Robert Loftis
Robert Campbell
Stone Mountain
Josephine Parker
Bertha Thore
Rockford, Street
Nannie Parker
Jimmie Haynes
Beulah
Joe Adcock
Edna
Joe Ellis
Concord
Prank
Johnnie Moxley, Jr
Eliza Moxley
Renfro Street
Mr. Pfoff
Foster Cemetery
Carroll County
Funeral services for Ausburn H. Cooke at Westfield Friends Church
Ausburn H. Cooke 83 of the Cook’s School area died after heart trouble and a stroke. Funeral at Westfield Friends Church Friday at 2 PM with interment in the church cemetery. He leaves four daughters Mrs. D. Taylor, Mrs. Sam Inman, Mrs. Jennie Snoddy, Miss Della Cook, and two sons G. W. Cook of Stokesdale and M. L. Cook of Pilot Mountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Westfield Friends Church
Ausburn H. Cooke
Cook
Pilot Mountain
Old Cook Homestead
D. Taylor
Sam Inman
Jennie Snoddy
Della Cook
Chevrolet Leads First Quarter Vehicle Registrations
Chevrolet registered 96 621 new units in Q1, 37.2 percent of industry totals, surpassing the next three makes combined. Trucks numbered 14 278, about 45.5 percent of all industry trucks. January to March totals show steady Chevrolet volumes despite banking disruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Motor Company
D. C. Lewis
Surry Bales Co
General Motors
Do you believe in the survival of the fittest
A quoted exchange pivots on a wry reply by an undertaker denying the Darwinian frame. The remark frames a debate on competition and mortality with a dark humorous edge.
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Opie Shelton
Blue Ridge League
Wytheville At
Bason
Rosy Thomas
Aggregation
Pugzz
Sammy Hezel
Lacy
Peters
Thomas
Greyhounds
Atlantic Greyhounds
Winston-Salem
Reggie Mapp
V. P. IL
Winston-Salem Twins
Blue Ridge
Wrytheville
Rotice
Beech Falls Dairy
Carter Furniture Co
C. B. Coleman's
Bebson
N. C
Ed Davis
Ife
Beech Falls Dery
Tfe
Javis
Flat Rock News
Church News
North Carolina
Surry County
Harry L. Light and
L. T. Brandon, Defendanta
T. Llewellyn
Trinity Episcopal Church
Haymore Memorial Church
M. F. Book
First Presbyterian Church
J. W. McPall
Ingram Anderson
Cooke I Tvingood
Woofuft
Puller Mapp
Mount Airy Public Library
Jack Onslow
Richmond
Piedmont
Sammy Haze
Loey Eason
Route 1 News
Jean Piccard
T. G. Settle
Unite States Navy
Chicago
Patrick County
John D. Weatherman
Coleman
H. M. Smith
Friends Mission
Cross Roads
J. Elliott Tilley
Brim
Jesse Anderson
Bud Mills
Calvin D. White
Adj
Charlie Ring Farm
William O. Culler
James T. Hayden
Josh Pratt
D. Overby
Uly 6Th
Niten Land
Ararat River
Bowman, Collins and Others
Weatherman’s Store
Potomac Joint Stock Land Bank
Washington, D. C
N. C. Hines
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