Local Notes Highlight Mt Airy Social Scene
In Mt Airy North Carolina on October 29 1925 Mrs J R Paddison visits son Roger in Norfolk Virginia Mrs R N Childress returns from Raleigh Mrs E H Kothitzky leaves for Baltimore Miss Mary Banner guest of Mrs J D McCollum and Miss Delia Banner in town. Several students and locals travel for studies and work and a large reception honors Mount Airy school faculty with more than three hundred attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Paddison
Roger Paddison
Norfolk, Va
R. N. Childress
Raleigh
Mra
E. H. Kothiitzky
Baltimore
Mary Banner
Azalia, N. C
J. D. McCollum
Delia Banner
First Baptist Church
Mount Airy
E. Gibson Davis
Elizabethnderson
Atkinson
Levill
Hendren
Bolt
Bray
Mesars
Blevins
First Baptist Church Services and Sermons
The First Baptist Church led by Pastor E. Gibson Davis invites worshipers with Bible School at 9.45 am Morning Worship at 11.00 am Evening Service at 7.80 pm The pastor preaches next Sunday on Sardis The Church With a Live Name But Dead Membership and The Tenth Commandment Covetousness A call to attend church to avoid criticism and gain fairness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Don’t Fail To Pay City Taxes This Week
A public tax reminder urges residents to pay city taxes this week to avoid penalties. Local officials stress due dates, payment methods, and available assistance for seniors and low income households.
Women to form Mount Airy club after Winston-Salem meeting
A delegation of women from Winston-Salem will meet with the Business and Professional Women of Mount Airy to organize a local club. The meeting is set for Thursday evening October 20 at 7:30 in the high school building. All interested women are urged to attend.
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Winston- Salem
Mount Airy
Unusual Window Accident Injures Local Child
A ten year old girl, daughter of W H Marion, sustained a three inch scalp wound Friday afternoon when a second story window sash fell onto Main Street in front of the Oldsmith building. She received prompt medical care and is expected to recover quickly.
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W. H. Marion
Main Street
Oldsmith
Lieut Haynes Flies Across Continent To Visit Parents
Lieut. Vance Haynes stationed at San Francisco aviation field flew his own plane from Langley Field to Norfolk then reached Mount Airy by train. He completed the three leg journey in three days covering over 1000 miles per day, a feat once deemed impossible. He left his aircraft at Langley Field for government mechanics to inspect while visiting his parents, Sheriff C. H. Haynes and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vance Haynes
C. H. Haynes
Lieut. Haynes
Government Aviation Field
San Francisco
Langleyfield
Norfolk
Mount Airy
Lieut
Haynes
Langley Field
Simm ons and sons plan move after Jacksonville tour
Mount Airy Route 1 News reports W W Simmons and sons George and Elbert 返回 last Friday from an automobile tour to Jacksonville Florida. They liked the country and may move there. Hollow Springs school progresses under W B Blair Prin with assistants Mrs Jones and Mrs Cora Beasley. Mrs J C Barnes of Bannstown visits father J T Riddle. aunt Mrs B E Haymore joins. J K Richardson heads to St Augustine Florida for winter carpenter work.
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W. W. Simmons
George
Elbert
Jacksonville
Fla
Hollow Springs
W. B. Blair
Prin
Mias Jones
Cora Beasley
J. C. Barnes
Bannstown
J. T. Riddle
B. E. Haymore
Fider J. S. Morrison
Primitive Baptist Association
Selma
N. C
J. K. Richardson
St. Augustine
Marriage Announcement for Marian Rhodes Banner
Mr and Mrs Gurney Simpson Boren request the honour of your presence at the marriage of their daughter Marian Rhodes to Dr Allen Carthers Banner. The ceremony is Thursday evening November fifth at eight o clock at West Market Methodist Church Greensboro North Carolina. Dr Banner is son of Mr John Banner of this city and a young physician associated with his uncle Dr Charley Banner of Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia Banner
Oteen
W. C. Banner
Mount Airy
Guy Dozier
Richmond
Dozier
Joe Dobson
Allen Banner
Gurney Simpson Boren
Marian Rhodes
Dr. Allen Carthers Banner
West Market Methodist Church
Greensboro
North Carolina
John Banner
Charley Banner
N. C
South
Dr. R. W. Reece Ill With Serious Ailment
The city shares concern as Dr. R. W. Reece, once a prominent dentist, lies gravely ill after years of high blood pressure. He retired from practice and spent his final years caring for his farm and family, with little hope for recovery and constant attention at home.
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R. W. Reece
Kelly
Central Methodist Church Welcomes New Pastor Rev W A Newell
A large audience attended the 11 o clock sermon by the new pastor Rev W A Newell at Central Methodist Church. He based his talk on Romans 147 stressing the lasting influence of every thought word and deed. Services are scheduled for 11 00 A M and 7 30 P M with the Epworth League Union meeting at 2 30 P M and various church activities announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Newell
Surry County
Epworth League Union
Woman's Missionary Society
R. H. Leonard
J. L. Waltz
Calvin Graves
D. D. Carroll
University of North Carolina
Knights of Pythias
Stewards
An Appeal By The Mayor For Charity Funds
Mayor W. G. Sydnor appeals to residents to donate to the city charity fund as winter increases need. The Salvation Army and two public agencies oversee investigations. F. P. Sparger is treasurer and the police chief approves aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Sparger
Associated Charities
Police
Salvation Army
County Tax One Percent Rebate Last Day
Sheriff C H Haynes notes the final day to claim a one per cent rebate on 1925 county tax payments. Pay now to save.
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C. H. Haynes
Notice of estate administration for Fred Quesinberry
George K Snow administrator announces claims against the estate of Fred Quesinberry of Surry County North Carolina must be filed by September 25 1926 at Mount Airy or be barred. Creditors asked to settle debts promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Quesinberry
Surry County
Nort Carolina
Sa Restenek
Mount Airy
George K. Snow
Confirmation at the Catholic Church by Bishop Hafey
On Sunday at 2 30 PM Bishop Hafey of Raleigh administered Confirmation to thirteen at the Church of the Holy Angels on North Main Street. He preached on Pentecost and the laying on of hands and noted confirmations strengthen faith and courage. Bishop Hafey, newly consecrated Raleigh’s first Catholic bishop, succeeds Bishop Leo Hard and previously served as chancellor to Cardinal Gibbons and Archbishop Curley. Mass and Benediction follow monthly the first Sunday, with a note that the next November 15 special Mass replaces the usual service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. J. Hafey
Raleigh
Hafey
North Carolina
Leo Hard
Cardinal Gibbons
Curley
Baltimore
Church of the Holy Angels
Father Alphonse
Belmont
N. C
Trinity Episcopal Church Service Schedule
Rev. Arthur H. Marshall presides as minister with morning prayers and sermon on the second, fourth and fifth Sundays at 11 a.m. Sunday school starts at 10 a.m. Evening prayers and sermon occur on the first and third Sundays at 7.30 p.m. Holy Communion is on the second Sunday at 11 a.m.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
Arthur H. Marshall
Ego of Senator Lodge and the League of Nations
Washington reports depict Senator Henry Cabot Lodge branding Woodrow Wilson an egotist. Observers note Lodge’s jealousy over the League of Nations and his opposition after Versailles. The piece characterizes Lodge as highly intelligent yet prejudiced against the South and Dixie.
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Washington
Henry Cabot Lodge
Woodrow Wilson
Mr. Lodge
Mr. Wilson
Mr Lodge
League of Nations
Wilson
France
Lodge
Senator Lodge
Withal
South
Dixie
For Sale Everywhere Green River Sneppy Lime Drink
An ad notes the Green River Sneppy Lime Drink available for sale everywhere. No further details on price or distribution are provided.
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Green River
Hall Clifton Ties The Knot In Quiet City Ceremony
Roy Clifton and Miss Zina Hall were quietly married on October 15 at the home of Rev. C. C. Haymore on North Main Street. The bride is the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Hall of Woodville, and the groom is the son of R. F. Clifton. They will reside in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Douglass
Richmond
Virginia
A. Goldsmith
Pine Street
Gladys Kelly
High Point
N. C
George C. Graves
J. W. Prather
North Main Street
Elizabeth Ashby
Elaine Sparger
Becase
Roy Clifton
Zina Hall
C. C. Haymore
Community Notes From Route No 2 and Local Church Meeting
Mrs Ada Walker visits her brother J W Walker and family in Faison Miss Lucile Walker a MCCW student, spent weekend with uncle Frank Wallen The Flat Rock Presbyterian Adult Bible Class Earnest Workers plans its monthly meeting at J D Thompsons Friday at 700 All Sunday School teachers invited
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Walker
J. W. Walker
Faison
Lucile Walker
Frank Wallen
Flat Rock
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Charley Worrell
Thelma Creed
Walter Carter
Southern
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Gam
Nell Folger
Winston-Salem
Isabel Smith
Salem College
Jessie Woods
Guilford College
W. H. Woods
J. W. Fisher
Honeybrook
Penna
William S. Martin
West Elm Street
J. G. Harrison
Sara Harrison
New York City
Eddie Dixon
E. H. Dixon
Sarah Starling
Western Union
Theodore Reece
Furman University
Loreta Woodruff
North Carolina College For Women
W. E. Woodruff
Mary Lou Haynes
Edgar L. Bennett
Louis Talbert
Bennett
Weatinghouse Electric Co
W. M. Lewis
Victoria Hines
B. D. Wright
Salisbury, N. C
Samuel Edwards
Cookeville, Tennessee
George Sparger
Holly Springs
Charlotte
Marshall
C. W. Fulton
Katherine Fawcett
Mary Raine Cooke
Annie Fawcett
Frances Fawcett
Mary Margaret Hollingsworth
Pearl Klutz
Louise Bailey
John Campbell
South Main Street
James Jarvis
Duke University
Hisrents
R. A. Jarvis
J. W. Willard
Elkin
Martin Memorial Hospital
Eugene Paddison
Bridge Club
Mesdames
J. F. Prather
John Sabotta
Winston Fulton
R. J. Lovill
B. H. Williamson
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Dr. Allen Banner
Central Methodist Church
W. G. Sydnor
Ego
Hall
Clifton
E M. Moore Paint Co
Franklin Street
Hale’s Department Store
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