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Newspaper

Mount Airy News

Location

Mount Airy, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1934

Page

7

North Carolina Democrats Endorse Roosevelt at Rainy Convention

The North Carolina Democratic convention adopted a 1700 word platform without dissent, omitting any prohibition stance for two years. It endorses Roosevelt's national administration and Ehringhaus's governorship, supports increased teacher salaries if possible, and calls for continued state school funding.

North Carolina Rainigh Roosevelt Ehringhaus Democratic Party of Democratic Party Franklin D. Roosevelt Democratic Congress National Congress J.C. B. Ehringhaus

Notice of Sale of Land in Mount Airy Township

Public auction to satisfy a deed of trust by W. W. Christian and wife Ruth H. Christian dated 1991 to be held in front of the First National Bank, Mount Airy, N C on July 28 1934 at 2 00 PM. Describes two tracts in Mount Airy Township Surry County N C with references to boundaries and plots. Includes sale of 8 shares stock in the Workmen B L Association 44th series. Sale to cover principal interest and costs.

W. W. Christian Ruth H. Christian Register of Deeds Surry County N. C First National Bank Mount Airy Mount Airy Township School Street N. C. Granite Corporation E. Demetrio Said Edwards N.C Rothrock R. J. Galloway Edw. M. Linville I. W. Barber C. E Register of Deeds Office Aliso B. & L. Asso W. F. Carter

Shower Honors Bride-Elect Nancy Satterfield and Prof Minor

Miss Nancy Satterfield became Mrs M C Minor on Wednesday morning and Saturday afternoon friends hosted a miscellaneous shower and bridge at Mrs Tom Green's Pine Street home. Top score went to Miss Bessie Lou Bray and low to Miss Rebecca Hines. a salad course with sandwiches and tea followed.

Nancy Satterfield M. C. Minor Tom Green Pine Street Bessie Lou Bray Rebecca

Teacher Load Cut For Coming Year In Raleigh

The State School Commission reduced the teacher load for next school year. Six teachers for the first 140 pupils remains, then one for each 30 pupils and one extra for every 35 more. The change accounts for a drop in white student enrollment due to epidemics, with averages 577008 this year and 563462 in 1932-33.

Raleigh State School Commission

Methodist Conference Scheduled for Greensboro Meeting

The Western North Carolina Conference M EF. Church, South will hold its next annual session at West Market Street Methodist Church in Greensboro. The conference opens October 24 and will be presided over by Bishop Paul.

West Market Street

Victoria Collins Marries Eddie Badgett in Dobson Mount Airy Match

Mr and Mrs W A Collins of Dobson announce the marriage of their daughter Victoria to Eddie Badgett of Mount Airy on June 23 1993 in a Dobson ceremony.

W. A. Collins Dobeon Victoria Eddie Badgett Mount Airy

Gunnell Montgomery Nuptials Held in Stuart Virginia

Mr and Mrs W E Gunnell announce the marriage of their daughter Affie Florence Gunnell to Tyra M Montgomery on June 23 in Stuart Virginia with Rev G B Gwyn officiating. The bride wore powder blue crepe and will reside at The Hollow Virginia.

W. E. Gunnell Florence Tyra M. Montgomery Stuart G. B. Gwyn

Now I Am the Picture of Health After Cardus Use

Mrs. A. G. Gray of Cusseta Alabama reports severe back and side pain and extreme weakness. She began taking Cardus and after five bottles she regained health and now feels the picture of health.

Cardus Alabama A. G. Gray Cusseta Ala

Fence field value riddle in proverb form

A brief cryptic note states a field in a fence is worth two in. The line echoes a proverb about relative value between physical spaces and fields, with no clear event, persons, or organization attached.

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