100 Gift Bags Is County Quota For Yale Project
Surrey County Chapter of the American Red Cross will again run a project to prepare 100 care bags for American servicemen in Vietnam. Teens gather items such as soap cases toothbrush holders and nail clippers to fill the bags. Finishing by September 20 aims to meet an October 15 shipping deadline with Greensboro and J P Stevens handling free transport to the San Francisco warehouse for dispatch to Vietnam.
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Yale
Surrey County
American Red Cross
Vietna
Inens
Red Cross
Greensboro
J. P. Stevens and Company
Red Cross Distributing
San Francisco
Keat
Vietnam
E G Kallam Rites Held At Mount Zion Church
Funeral rites for Everette Gorden Kallam 56 of Pinnacle were held at Mount Zion Church yesterday at 1 am. He died Monday at the VA hospital in Fayetteville. A World War II and Korean War veteran, he was born in Stoke County to S. T. and Lilie Stone Kallam and survived by three brothers and two sisters. Burial was in the church cemetery.
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Everette Gorden Kallam
Pinnacle
Mount Zion Church
Fayetteville
Stoke County
S. T. Fend
Lilie Stone Kallam
Charles Kallam
Raymor Kallam
Camdern
S&s C
Marvin Kallam
Winston- Salem
Vivan L. Angell
Bad Rend
Otis Rierson
Greensboro
Chereh Cemetery
Mount Airy Arts Festival Announces Three Instructors
The Mount Airy Fine Arts program introduced three instructors for its festival. Abbe Rose Cox will teach drawing painting style and history to high school students and adults. Pauline S. Jones will teach painting drawing sculpture and crafts at elementary and junior high levels. Frank Holyfield a 1966 Mount Airy High School graduate and UNC-Chapel Hill junior will conduct ceramics and sculpture for high school students and adults and help convert North Main Street School into festival headquarters.
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Mount Airy Fine Arts
Abbe Rose Cox
Pauline 5. Jones
Frank Holyfield
Cox
Surry Community College
Pauline S. Jones
Mount Airy
Prank Holyfield
R. G. Holyfield
Mount Airy High School
Unc-Chapel Hill
North
Mount Airy News postal and subscription note
The Mount Airy News, established 1880, published Tuesdays and Fridays at 129 Moore Avenue Mount Airy NC 27030. Second class postage paid. Rates: $4.00 per year in Surry and surrounding counties, $5.00 elsewhere. Member NC Press Association.
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Mount Airy
Moore Avenue
North Carolina
N. C
Surry
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Tweeda
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N.C. Press Association
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Ree Levy
Gulf
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