Stocking Fund Drive Set in Mount Airy for Christmas
Mount Airy prepares its annual Empty Stocking Fund drive with bag collection on 2 pm November 24 and distribution by firemen and Boy Scouts on November 21. Residents may request pickup by calling 786-4027 AB. Carter leads the fund with help from the Mount Airy Woman's Club.
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Carter
Jamboree Gets Going Tonight at North Surry High
The Mount Airy Kiwanis Club sponsors a two day Pancake Jam at North Surry High School. Tonight 5 pm to 8 pm and tomorrow 6 am to 9 am the cafeteria serves pancakes sausage syrup coffee jam and jelly. Proceeds support school projects.
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North Surry High School
Mount Airy Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
Scnoor
Kiwanis Club
Season Tickets Not Valid For Tonight's Mount Airy Playoff
Mount Airy High School faces Southern Alamance in a postseason playoff with tonight's game not covered by regular season season tickets. Ticket holders must purchase entry at the gate.
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Mount Airy Youth Foundation
Mount Airy
Mount Airy High School
Southern Alamance
Scouting District Renamed Dorwood District in Surry Stokes Merger
The Surry District of the Old Hickory Council dissolves and combines with Stokes County scouts to form the Dorwood District. Dr H W Bradley announced the ballot outcome to about 200 Scouters at Central Methodist Church. Oliver Hauser and Mickey McCall named Scoutmasters of the Year for leadership and troop development.
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Surry
Old Hickory Council
Boy Scouts of America
Stokes County Scouts
Dorwood
H. W. Bradley
Fellowship Hall
Central Methodist Church
Wiley Love
Pilot Mountain
Oliver Hauser
Mickey McCall
Hauser
Shoals
Local Scouting Leaders Honored At Shoals Ruritan Event
Cenfer Surry Cenfer Surry president of the Shoals Ruritan Club and Shoals School principal received praise for community work. McCall, Level Cross Church Scoutmaster of Troop 505, earned tallies for his troop. Scoutmaster Jimmy Davis of Troop 529 won Scouter of the Year for enthusiasm and leadership, with Davis also receiving the Fred C. Pruett Camping award for Troop 528.
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Shoals Ruritan Club
Shoals School
Jimmy Davis
Dobson Methodist Church
Bill Hawks
Mount Airy
Davis
Fred C. Pruett
Raymond Smith
Monroe
District Awards Highlight Troop Recognition at Banquet
Wilson of Troop 542 was runner up in the annual competition sponsored by Mount Airy Friends Church. John Sobotta Advancement trophy went to Troop 596, host church sponsor. Cubmaster Harry Vaughn accepted in the absence of Scoutmaster Richard Vaughn. Mrs Opal Wilson, awards banquet chair for five years, presented Troop 546 with best decorated table award. Bradley honored Mrs Wilson with a plaque for five years of service during awards banquets. Den Mother award noted.
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Smith
John Sobotta
Richard Vaughn
Harry Vaughn
Opal Wilson
Bradley
Wilson
Second Snow Storm Slams Into County
A severe snow storm dumped 5 to 10 inches across the county with higher totals atop Fancy Gap and Mount Airy. Snowdrifts and high winds blocked highways, delaying traffic and closing schools while power outages affected residents for up to two days.
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Mount Airy
Chaims
Hillsville
Siich
New England
Mount Airy Hardware Owner Hospitalized After Surgery
John Midkiff owner and general manager of Midkiff's Hardware Store on North Main Street in Mount Airy is a patient in a Winston Salem hospital after undergoing surgery Wednesday.
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John Midkiff
Midkiff
North Main Street
Mount Airy
Winston-Salem
Eldridge Receives Jailor Diploma From Federal Course
Lt. Gilmer Eldridge of Mount Airy Police Department earned a diploma for completing a correspondence jailor course sponsored by the U S Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons. He passed exams on prisoner care security receiving supervision feeding sanitation health services and duties. The framed diploma will be displayed at police headquarters.
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Gilmer Eldridge
Mount Airy
Market Report From Mount Airy Livestock Market
Market sold 310 animals on Wednesday. Top hogs 18.10, heavy top 17.50, sows 13 to 17.50, top calves 37.30, heavy top 34.75, No 2 calves 34, heifers 15 to 22.50, cows 11 to 16.75, bulls 18 to 22.50. Cows by head 90 to 187. Night after hospital stay.
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Mount Airy
Bids Sought for US 52 Lane From Boone's Hill to Pilot Mountain
State Highway Commission calls for bids on a six mile segment of US 52 from Boone's Hill near Mount Airy to Pilot Mountain. Project adds a second lane, creates a four lane divided highway with interchanges and service roads. Bid opening in Raleigh on Tuesday November 26 at 1:16 am. contract possible by December if funds permit.
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State Highway Commission
Boone's Hill
Mount Air
Pilot Mountain
Raleigh
Smith
Mount Airy
State Commission
Boones Tuli
Zere
Quality Mills
Winston Salem
Park develops dividend and new industry at regional park
Mount Airy Pilot Mountain Development Corporation announced a fifty cent per share dividend for stockholders of record October 16 1968 payable January 1969. The group plans a new heavy industry for the Pilot Mountain park and has acquired an alternate site near Mount Airy for Cablevision Inc. equipment. A topographical map is being prepared for prospective clients and Thomas may purchase Pilot Mountain land.
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Cablevision, Inc
Mount Airy
Pilot Mountain
Dale Simmons
John E. Woltz
Joe Jackson
al Howell
Thomas
Mount Airy News announces $200000 expansion and offset press
Publisher James E. Johnson announced a major expansion for the Mount Airy News including a new 6000 square foot building on Renfro and Oak streets and a 16 page 4 unit Goss offset press from Chicago. The project aims to boost biweekly editions to color full production with 14000 copies per hour.
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Mount Airy News
James E. Johnson
Renfro
Oak Streets
Moore Avenue
Krentro Street
Goss
Chicago
Mount Airy
Hanes Contemplates Acquisition of Pine State Knitwear
Hanes Corp of Winston-Salem negotiates to acquire Pine State Knitwear Company of Mount Airy pending favorable tax lines and earnings inventories conditions. Pine State, founded 1930, employs 285 in 90 000 square feet and markets under Arena label with 32 salesmen. If finalized personnel remain in place. Acquisition would expand Hanes line to include sweaters for men and boys.
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Pine State Knitwear Company of
Mount Airy
Hanes Corporation of
Winston-Salem
Hanes Corp
William B. Cash
Pine State
LU. S
Lindsay Holcomb
Lindsay, Jr
Smith
Cash
Hanes
Surry County Schools Schedule Make-up Day
Surry County schools will be in session Saturday from 8 30 AM to 2 PM to makeup a snow day. No Tuesday session was held due to snow. this is the first makeup day of the current season.
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Surry County
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