Miss Hartman Crowned Miss Mount Airy 1964
Donna Hartman, five foot four blue eyed pharmacy student from Chapel Hill, was named Miss Mount Airy for 1964 and will represent Mount Airy in the 1965 North Carolina Pageant. First runner up was Nancy Lee Simmons, with Mabel McMillian, Randy Marion, and Sandra Patton also placing. If Hartman cannot continue, Simmons becomes successor. The pageant, held at Mount Airy High School, featured nine contestants and honored outgoing Miss Davenport.
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Donna Hartman
Mount Airy
Uneery
North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Hartman Wll
Granite City
Nancy Lee Simmons
University of North Carolina At Greens
Miss Hartman
Miss Simmons
Mabel McMillian
Randy Marion
Sandra Patton
Miss MacMillian
Lowgap Youth Wins Speech Contest At Boys State
Zack Lowe 17, son of Mr and Mrs Jack Lowe of Lowsap, won a finals speech at Chapel Hill Boys State. He spoke from memory on curing national problems through a modern Apostle Paul doctrine and warned against a uniform welfare state and Communism.
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Zack Lowe
Jack Lowe
Lowsap
Chapel Hill
Lowe
William B. Aycock
Paul
Lawe
Moore Rally Set Thursday for Dan Moore Candidacy
Raleigh attorney J. Melville Broughton Jr will speak at a Deba courthouse rally for Dan K Moore Thursday night at 7 30. Light refreshments and string music will be provided. Charles Randleman, Moore force chairman in Surry County, invited the public to attend.
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J. Melville Broughton, Jr
Raleigh
Dan K. Moore
Deba
Charles Randleman
Moore Forces
Surry
Miss Hooker Named Teen-Dem Chairman
Mount Airy’s June Hooker was chosen chairwoman of the Fifth Congressional District at the State Teen-Dem Convention held at North Carolina State College in Raleigh. The officers will serve immediately, directing Teen-Dem affairs in their districts until the next state convention, following sessions with Ivan Sinclair and J. Albert House Jr., national and state YDC leaders, and Tom Gilmore.
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June Hooker
Mount Airy
Eight arrested in spate of area break ins
Surry County officers and local police reported a busy weekend as eight suspects were arrested in connection with multiple break ins. Key arrests included Claude Hall and Robert Willard, with Willard brothers tied to the Simmons Mill safe removal and a taillight fragment linked to the case.
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Surry Sheriff's Department
FOX
Pilot Mountain
Coe
Claude Hall
Route 2
Pinnacle
Robert J. Willard
Ee Ieth
Simmons
Pilot Knob
Paul Joseph Willard
Mount Airy
Chandler
Simmons Mill
Robert Willard
Willard
Youngrer Willard
FHI
Hall
Surry Superior Court
Dobson
Mount Airy Budget Slashes 105000 In Tentative 1965-66 Plan
Mount Airy board reviews a tentative 1965 66 budget totaling 867 695 50 with a 105 119 cut from the prior year 972 814 50. Tax rate remains 28 per 100 value as a July 16 hearing is set and final adoption is due by July 28. The meeting also approved water sales to Proctor Silex zoning exemptions for Qualit Mills Franklin Street lease renewal and a Springs Road water line extension while residents asked action on three dogs nuisance complaints.
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Mount Airy
Proctor-Silex Corp
Franklin Street
Springs Road
George Tucker
Pippin Street
Preyer Rally Set Wednesday in Dobson
Irving Carlyle, prominent Winston-Salem attorney, will speak Wednesday at 7 PM at the Dobson courthouse. The rally supports gubernatorial candidate L Richardson Preyer, sponsored by Surry supporters. Judge Carroll Gardner leads the local Preyer effort. Light refreshments will be served. public invitation extended.
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Irving Carlyle
Winston-Salem
Dobson
L. Richardson Preyer
Surry
Preyer
Carroll Gardner
Preyer Forces
Four Guilty in Public Affray. Identity of Unknown Man Remains
Unidentified man described as about 60, 160 pounds, with amnesia, was questioned by police on Main Street after being found near Northern Surry Hospital. Four men—Jerry Inman, Bobby Matthews, Jerry Leftwich, and Thomas William Butcher—were found guilty of participating in a public affray near Lang Horn Cafe on Hamburg Road. Others were charged but found not guilty.
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Harald Davis
Route 6
Dixie Exposure
Davis
Davie Dul
Sheriff's Deputies
Joe Cochran
Gravely Street
Dennis E. Wright
Dennis W. Stock
Mr. X
Sr” Bick and Weythin
Jimmy Sawyers
Main Street
Northern Surry Hospital
North Wilkesboro
J. T Oliver
A. M. Clark
Boonvile
W. H. Sumner
J. T. Oliver
Justice of the Pearce Eerl Ramey T
Jerry Inman
Bobby Matthews
Jerry Leftwich
Thomas William Butcher
Lang Horn
Hamburg Road
Jerry Loman
Matthews
Texac
Bobby Loman
Bobby Inman
Jerry Aubrey Leftwich
Social Security Office Aid Delivers Help in Mountly
A representative from the Winston-Salem Social Security Administration visits Mountly each Tuesday to assist residents with filing and answering questions about social security. The Frank Ruritan Building on West SP serves as the venue.
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Winston-Salem
The
Social Security Administration
Mountly
Tor Wena Ag
Social Securitie
Frank Ruritan
Wathn SP
30 Arrests Reported By Mount Airy Police Weekend
Mount Airy police records show 30 new cases over the past weekend. Eighteen entries by police, eleven by deputies, one by highway patrol. Auto violations numbered three, liquor law violations ten, and the rest covered miscellaneous offenses including several breaking and entering incidents.
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Mount Airy
Sheriff's Deputies
Highway Patrol
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Allen Brown
Jack Wisen
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Skees, Jones & Co
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Chamber of Commerce
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Andy ‘Hennis
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