Pearnes Whitaker and Barnes Tie in Dobson Mount Airy Wedding
Brenda Joyce Whitaker and Lee Franklin Silas Smith performed by the Rev Silas Smith June 24 at 3 pm in Dobson. The bride is daughter of Woodrow and unidentified Whitaker. groom son of Dallas and Barnes of Mount Airy. Reception at the bride’s home. Couple to reside at 607 West Elm Street, Mount Airy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenda Joyce Whitaker
Dobson
Lee Franklin
Silas Smith
Barnes
Mount Airy
Woodrow Whitaker
Route 2
Dallas Barnes
Route 4
Annebell Corder
Kenneth Whitaker
Dobson High School
U. S. Air Force
Weat Elm Street
Birth of Theodore Martin Guynn in Winston-Salem
Mr and Mrs Theodore Guynn of Ararat Virginia announce the birth of their son Theodore Martin Guynn on June 24 at Baptist Hospitals Winston Salem. The baby weighs seven pounds fourteen ounces. Mrs Guynn is the former Miss Bertie Hill daughter of Mr and Mrs T D Hill of Route 6 Mount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Guynn
Ararat
Virginia
Theodore Martin Guynn
Baptist Hospits
Winston - Salem
Guynn
Bertie Hill
T. D. Hill
Route 6
Mount Airy
Stancil Family Guests Sunday at Franklin Street
Mrs. M. L. Stancil and daughter Miss Lucy Stancil of Selmia and W. H. Stancil of High Point Daily Enterprise were guests Sunday of H. H. Lowry on Franklin Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Stancil
Lucy Stancil
Selmia
W. H. Stancil
High Point Daily Enterprise
H. H. Lowry
Franklin Street
Residents travel and visitors fill area social circuit
Mrs W W Poore and granddaughter Linda Bowman plan two weeks in Norfolk with Mr and Mrs W H Poore. George Jones Jr and Mrs Jack Dickerson with children Darrrell and Joyce return from Newport News and Hampton. Janet Davis visited Ann Pruitt at Pilot Mountain. R W Waiters and Susan Davis attend a UNC Chapel Hill music clinic. Charles Barr and Beth of King join Tom York and Anne of this city on trips to Williamsburg and Washington. Younts family from High Point visit G L Byerly. Epperson plans three weeks in Washington and Idaho. Pauline Irwin attends a two week course at Duke University. Clarence and Otis Goad families trip to Washington DC. Ruth Johnson and Fred Johnson with relatives in Fayetteville. Mrs Pratt from Tucson visiting A T Overby. J W Johnson returns from Richmond visit. B W Carr family visits J E Edwards. D S Hodge hospitalized. Neuber family visit Philadelphia. Myrtle Beach trip with Pyles, Davenport, Tickle. Almarie Sims in Greensboro. Largen returns from Hillaville. McPeak family trip to New York, Atlantic City, and DC. Osborn and Moas families visit Blacksburg. Verona West to six weeks in British Isles. Jekyll Island trip to Georgia.
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W. W. Poore
Linda Bowman
Norfolk
W. H. Poore
George Jones, Jr
Jack Dickerson
Darrell
Joyce
Newport News
Hampton
Janet Davis
Ann Pruitt
Pilot Mountain
R. W. Waiters
Susan Davis
University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
Charles Barr
Beth
King
Tom York
Anne
Williamsburg
Washington
James Younts
Gayle
Marion
High Point
G. L. Byerly
Cherry Street
W. F. Epperson
Idaho
Pauline C. Irwin
Martin Memorial School of Nursing
Duke University School of Nursing
Durham
Clarence Goad
Mary Ellen
Debbie
Otis Goad
Ellen
Washington, D. C
J. W. Holmes
Edgar Welch
Richmond
B. W. Carr
Wilmington
Del
Philadelphia
Tommy Childress
P. D
Victor Pyles
Steve Davenport
Bobby Tickle
Myrtle Beagh
S. C
Almarie Sims
Greensboro
LeRoy Sadler
L. D. Largen, Sr
Hillaville
Funeral Rites for A F Cook 50 Pilot Mountain Resident
The funeral for Arie Foster Cook 50 of route 1 Pilot Mountain was held at 2 30 PM Wednesday at Sulphur Springs Baptist Church. He died at home Tuesday after an illness dating to October. He had worked seven years for Mount Airy Chair and recently ran a service station and grocery. Surviving: wife Eleanor Parkes Cook two sons Climton and Douglas four daughters Joyce Faye Brenda Nedra and Ann seven relatives including his parents Tom and Baldie Cook and siblings. Burial followed in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arie
Foster Cook
Route 1
Prot Mountain
Sulphur Springs Baptist Church
Tom Cook
Lester Bell
Cook
Mount Airy
Surry County
Tom
Baldie Cook
Eleanor Parkes Cook
Climton
Douglas Cook
Joyce Faye
Brenda
Nedra
Ann Cook
Pilot Mountain
Elmer Cook
Route 2
Flossie Cook
Mra Lewis Inman
Winston-Salem
Low Bidders On Surry Road Projects Listed
The State Highway Department announced bid openings for road projects across 24 counties. In Surry County the low bidders were E R Short and Sons for grading and structures on road 2230 at Mount Airy totaling 139,774 with Mount Airy Grading Company for structures 34,134.70. In Watauga County the low bidders were E R Short and Sons for grading and surfacing on secondary roads 1520 and 1521 totaling 64,060.20 with Mount Airy Grading Company for structures 25,263.42.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surry Road
State Highway Department
Department
Surry and
Watauga County
Surry County
Copeland
E. R. Short and Sons
Mount Airy
Mount Airy Grading Company
Boone and
Bamboo
Local man Bernie Sutphin injured in runaway horse incident
Bernie Sutphin is recovering at his Flat Rock home from injuries suffered recently when he was thrown from a runaway horse last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernie Sutphin
Flat Rock Section
Last Sumiay
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Pearnes
Mrs. Lee Franklin Barnes
Armission
Dobson Theatre
Girlie
W. A. Jackson
Westfield Road
Valeria J. Shuford
Sarah J. Howerton
Margaret J. Francisco
Alies Aead
Hines Street
New York City
Atlantic Cay
N. J
W. M. Johnson
Thomas Osborne
Euretta Oxwborne
Ga‘les, Va
W. M. Jordan, Jr
Aml Sen Marc
Verona West
British Isles
Carol Stewart
Pat Stewart
Carol
W. D. Moas
Blacksburg
James E. Johnson
Roscoe Stewart
P. D. Cain
E. J. Loftis
Jekyll Island
Georgia
Willie Roth Willard
Dorothy Key
Myrtle Beach
Bia Ana
Bill Barker
Carolina Beach
North Carolina
Maen G
James Darren
Debby Walley
Chael Callen
Carl Reiner
Columbia Picture
One Eyed Jacks
Cire Dareen
A. F. Cook
Baggage Insurance
Ie Friendly Insurance Agency
Worth Street
Robby
BIG Army
Mount Airy, N. C
Coast Guard
Loafer
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