Revival Continues Two Weeks In Flat Rock
Miss Dorothy Shelton of Salisbury spent the weekend with Miss Josephine Parker. Mr and Mrs Gurney Reaves visited Mrs Reaves mother Sunday. Mr and Mrs C F Parker of Winston Salem visited Ed Parker Sunday evening. Mr Houston Simmons and Miss Ruth Belton drove to Martinsville Virginia. Miss Dorothy Shelton and Miss Josephine Parker visited Fiynn Parker Saturday night. Mrs Moorefield Simmons visited Mrs Reynold McCoy Sunday. Miss Josephine Parker visited Mrs Roscoe Campbell last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flat Rock
Dorothy Shelton
Salisbury
Josephine Parker
Gurney Reaves
Fiynn Parker
Moorefield Simmons
Reynold McCoy
Roscoe Campbell
Ararat Man John Armstrong Hospitalized for Illness
Mr John Armstrong of Ararat was taken to Baptist Hospital in Winston Salem Saturday for diagnosis and treatment after months of illness Local readers note the Long Hill Sunday school convention was held at Sulphur Springs Baptist Church Saturday and concluded with plans for future meetings
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ararat
John Armstrong
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Long Hill
Sulphur Springs Baptist Church
Convention Closes with Officers Reelected and Plans Set
Mr Lynda Arm strong presided as president of the convention and officers were reelected for another year. The next convention will meet at Simmons Grove Baptist Church on the third Sunday in June 1937. Local churches attended and gave fine programs while E C Bivens of Mount Airy delivered an inspiring lecture. Revival begins July second at Ararat Church with Rev S N Bumgarner of Hickory. Recent rains refreshed crops. Mrs Brady Jones recovering after June 14 car wreck was moved home last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynda Armstrong
Simmons Grove Baptist Church
Sulphur Springs Baptist Church
New Hope Methodist Church
Ararat Methodist Church
E. C. Bivens
Mount Airy
Ararat
N. Bumgarner
Hickory
Brady Jones
If You Drink Do Not Drive
Even a small amount of alcohol slows reaction and judgment. The message urges motorists to avoid driving after drinking to prevent accidents and keep roads safer.
Cripple Clinic Expands to Monthly Sessions in Mount Airy
Health notes from Surry County report the first Cripple Clinic began in August 1930 in Mount Airy. Now monthly, the clinics run on the fourth Friday with Kiwanis financing dressings and supplies while the State Vocational Rehabilitation funds the doctors. Over 350 people have sought advice, with many receiving operations braces or corrective footwear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Department
Mount Airy
Kiwanis Club of
Kiwanis
State Department of Vocational Rehabilitation
White Plains Weekend News From June Gatherings
Mrs Margaret Taylor Mrs Edith Lawrence and Glenn Robertson of Teachers College Boone spent the weekend in White Plains. Mr and Mrs Tom Badgett and family toured Durham Raleigh and nearby points. Mary Hope Smith daughter of Edgar and Mrs Smith was shocked by lightning revived at hospital and now home. Adolphus Wolfe of Union Grove joined Roy Epperson for dinner. Home Demonstration club met with Mrs G W Christian with many attendees.
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White Plains
Margaret Taylor
Edith Lawrence
Glenn Robertson
Teachers College
Boone
Lottie Badgett
Tom Badgett
Durham
Raleigh
Alma Badgett
Mary Hope Smith
Edgar Smith
Adolphus Wolfe
Union Grove
Roy Epperson
Home Demonstration Club
G. W. Christian
White Man Executed For Slaying Spouse
John Horne, 38, of Edenton, was executed in the North Carolina gas chamber for murdering his wife on August 14, 1935. The 11 year marriage ended when he slashed his wife's throat at a cotton mill and attempted suicide. Witness Alvin Bennett watched in tears as Horne died in about 10 to 12 minutes, marking the seventh gas execution in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
John Horne
Edenton
Central Prison
Alvin Bennett
Horne
Bennett
H. H. Honeycutt
North Carolina
Revival Meeting Set at Raven Rock Friends Center
A revival begins July 5 at Raven Rock Friends Center The Hollow Va with all day services and a basket dinner at noon Rev Ethel Propst of Dayton Ohio leads the meeting Everyone is invited Social notes report visits between local residents including Miss Rutherson Miss Clara Watson Mr and Mrs J T Matthews and Mr and Mrs Bill Whitaker Also mention of Miss Anna Epperson of Mount Airy visiting her parents and a social at Bacay Smith with Misses Virginia and Georgia Lou Jessup
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Hollow
Raven Rock Friends Center
Grove
Ethel. Propst
Dayton
Ohio
Miss Rutherson
Gertrude
Lola
Clara Watson
J. T. Matthews
Bill Whitaker
Trusteess Sale Notice in Mount Airy NC
Trusts sale authorized by Edward M Linville as trustee under a deed of trust dated February 5 1930 recorded in book 116 page 19 in Surry County NC. Default occurred and sale to the highest cash bidder will occur in front of the First National Bank Mount Airy NC on Saturday July 11 1926 at 12 o'clock the described real estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward M. Linville
Surry County
First National Bank
Mount Airy
North Carolina
Towit
Deed of trust foreclosure notice in Surry County NC 1936
The document notes a deed from R F E Hines and wife to Glen Jones registered in book 96 page 06 with cross references to book 97 page 296. It states 10 shares of stock in the ee Building and Loen Association are sold to satisfy the deed of trust with interest costs and taxes. Dated June 6 1936 and signed by A B Carter substitute trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Register of Deeds
Surry County
North Carolina
R. F E. Hines
Glen Jones
Ee Building
Loen Associat
A. B. Carter
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Flat Rock News
Ararat News
Doyles Shoe Store
Double Eagle
Ortee
Goodyear
John JH
Midkiff Hardware
Surry County Health Department
White Plains News
Chowan
State Prison
Belk
the Hollow News
Hanes
Mount Airys Fird’s
Shorts
P. H. Hanes Knitting Company
N. C
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Eomelion
Tecomelon AB Coy A Fa
WBT
Duke Power CO
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