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Newspaper
Mount Airy News
Location
Mount Airy, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1954
Page
1
A sample ballot outlines the Democratic Party official primary ballot for county officers. It lists candidates and positions to be voted on in the upcoming primary election.
Instructions explain marking a cross in the square beside a candidate's name and returning the ballot to the registrar if mismarked or damaged. The guidance notes how to obtain a replacement ballot.
Surry County Democrats vote Saturday to choose nominees for Sheriff and Recorder's Court Judge after no candidate won a majority in May. Top Sheriff contenders are Sam C. Patterson and Neal Thompson. Mount Airy voters also pick a Recorder's Court Judge in a two candidate rematch. Polls run 6:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. with May officials. Returns tabulated at The NEWS office Saturday night.
Dr and Mrs R B C Franklin and daughter Ann Hope travel Friday to Simcoe Ontario to spend a week with Dr Franklin's mother Mrs Hipe Franklin.
Westfield has launched a push to gain 100 more telephone subscribers to qualify for a local exchange. The Westfield branch of Raritan National leads the campaign with 238 already signed. The Rural Electrification Authority urged signatures and possible funding release, while leaders include Dr. Gerald J. Brown and others.
Mr and Mrs James H Smith of this city attended the wedding of Adrian Rice and Robert Shore held at p m Saturday in St Pauls Episcopal Church in Winston Salem.
Mount Airy reports fewer summer jobs for high school and college students this year though overall employment improves. About 300 graduating seniors hold aptitude-tested applications for permanent or temporary work with local hosiery and garment firms. Veterans employment head and Baber note peacetime production revival post Korea War and shifting buying plans. Fall harvests expected to bring more jobs. women's stenographic openings remain scarce requiring advanced training or experience.
The Wilkes General Hospital balance sheet shows assets of 1,121,106.16 and a year end deficit of 5,340.50 for the year ending April 30. The town of North Wilkesboro built and funds the 100 bed facility with state and federal aid. A nurses home costing about 200,000 was completed this year with the town covering about 22.5 percent.
City officials hear a protest petition opposing a proposed annexation plan. The June 1904 anniversary supplement notes The NEWS has served the locality for decades, detailing its 50th year and a history of local publication by the Johnson family since J. E. Johnson purchased it in 1904.
Charles Lockridge of Greensboro, formerly of Mount Airy, suffered a heart attack during Sunday services at Haymore Memorial Baptist Church. He received aid and was transported to Winston-Salem hospital. He had observed a birthday at home Wednesday with relatives present before returning to Mount Airy for a visit. He formerly worked as a foreman in a local furniture factory.
The Virginia Supreme Court agreed to review the death sentences of two Carroll County youths, Lawree Tilton 18 and Grover Newman 23, for the murder of storekeeper Eldridge Bunn. Gov. Stanley halted execution, pending high court action and potential grounds include 背 background and insanity evaluation.
Thieves entered Hutchens' Grocery in White Plains by a side window sometime Friday night and stole forty to fifty dollars and a large supply of cigarettes. Deputy Roy Smith said about forty-five dollars was missing from the cash drawer and ten cartons of cigarettes were the only other missing items. The break-in occurred between closing time Friday and 6 am Saturday. No leads were found as of Monday.
Eighteen people from local industrial plants and scout groups earned Red Cross first aid certificates after six lessons taught by Jack Caudill at the Surry County chapter. The class at the local YMCA concluded with a Civil Defense film on atomic warfare and treatment.
William H. Johnson managing editor of the Mount Airy News recovers from pneumonia and is expected to return to work in two weeks for three hours daily at his Fairview Avenue home under the care of Dr Roy C. Mitchell.
Mount Airy officials hold a public hearing Thursday on annexation of the Banner site for a new hospital. A petition opposing annexation with 1892 signatures circulated, while the Hadley property remains listed as No. One site by the Medical Care Commission. If the Banner site is approved, election action may follow. otherwise the hospital board will seek a site acceptable to commissioners.
Postmaster and Mrs. C. G. Robertson attended the Carolina Branch of Postal Supervisors meeting held in Winston-Salem on Friday.
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