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Beat SERVICE.
Mount Airy Drug Co.
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NOTICE
State of North Carol ma. Sorry
County.
Purceant to call at the Chairman of
the Board of EUctkma of Surry Coun
ty, tha aaid Board of Electiona of
Sorry County, mot on this the 8th
day of 8ept. 1924. and the following
proceedings are had and dona towtt:
All Member* are preeent.
The following Order and Resolution
m made, entered and adopted, towtt:
Whereas it appear* to the Board
that the four ward* and polling place*
to Mount Airy Townahip, are not suf
ficient for the ansey nidation of the
voter*, and the Board finds it advis
able and reasonably necessary to
create another ward and polling place
within the *aid Townahip, by dmaion
e« Ward No. 1 Into two ward*.
Therefore bo it orderd:
1st. That Ward No. 1 bo divided
into two warda, deiignatod bounded
und defined aa fellow*:
That the following territory shall
bo and constitute ward No. 1 to wit:
Beginning at the Intel aotlimi of
Bockford and Main streete in the
Town of Mount Airy, and raining
thence with Rickford street and con
tinuing with the Mount Airy-Dobeon
highway to th* Dobaon Townahip Una
thence Westward with the Dobaon
and Mount Airy townahip lino to
Stewarta Creek and Mount Airy
Townahip Mae and continuing with
Stewarta Creak and Mount Airy
Townahip line to the Pine Ridge-Low
gap road; thence with *aid road Eaat
ward to th* Corporate limita of th*
Town of Mount Airy; and thence
with Pine street (extended) to South
street; thence with South Street to
Franklin street; thence with Frank
lin street to Main street; thence with
Main street to the beginning.
That the following territory shall
be and constitute Ward No. S to wit:
Beginning at the intersection of
Main and Franklin Streets in the
Town of Mt. Airy, and running with
Franklin street to South street;
thence with South Street to Pine
street; thence with Pine street to the
bridge on Lovill's Creek, the corpor
ate limita of The Town of Mount
Airy; then with the Pine Ridge-Low
gap road to the Mount Airy and
Stewarts Creek Township line; thence
with the Mount Airy and Stewart'a
Creek Township line to the Virginia
line, and continuing with the line be
tween Virginia ana Mount Airy
Townahip to the Fancy Can road;
thence with aaid road to Lebanon
Dirwi ii uic curpumie iimiu 01 uie
Town of Mount Airy; thence with
Lebanon street to Main street; thence
with Main atreet to the beginning.
That alt ealla for roads and streets
riiall be held and construed to mean
the middle of aoeh roada or atreeta.
2nd. That there shall be a new
Registration in Warda No. 1 and No.
B, aa above daacribed and defined aoeh
reeintralion to be held in accordance
with law, and for the nest ensuing
general election.
Srd. That the polling place, or
election precinct in Ward No. 1 shall
he at Granite City Motor Company
•how room, on Main Street, Town of
Meant Airy, that the polling place,
er election precinct in Ward No. I
ahalT be at Old Central warehouse
(now Tobacco Grown' Co-optritlvc
Association Warehouse) on Franklin
•treat. Hi The Town at Mount Airy,
M. C.
4th. That W. J. Herring b« and
county will hold their annual all-day'
session with the Pint Baptist church
of Mount Airy ne*t weak, Sept 17,
1924. Luncheon will ba wild by
the Mount Airy lad tea to all
Erery Baptist church in the
association is being urged to i
preeentatives to this meeting wheth-1
er they hare actit woman's socle-1
ties or not. The program which fol
lows offers apeochss by many talent
ed woman of the country as well as
representatives of the state organi
Progjam Far W. M. U.
ia| of Surrj
Airy, Sept. IT,
1M4
10:00 A. M.
Devotional period—Mrs. C. W. Wil-|
liama, Mountain "Park
Welcome—Mrs. W. E. Woodruff, |
Mount Airy.
Response—Mrs. W. L. Reece, Dob-1
Roll eall of W. M. societies. Rep
resentatives |in ! minutes report
Recognition of viaitors aad pas
tors—reports of officers.
Special musie—Mrs. i. M. Hays, |
Elkin.
Address—Mrs. A. O. Bray, North ]
Wllkesboro.
Open Discussion—"Let the earth
be filled with Bis glory" through
Bible and Mission study—Mrs. R
P. Merritt, Dobaon.
Enlistment, Soul Winning, aad Psr-1
sonal Service—Mrs. R. R. Garrey,j
Elkin.
Gift.
Ray, Elkin.
Address—Mrs. E. G. Da via, Mount
Airy.
Song.
Addreee—Miss Mary Warren, KaU
eigh
Appointment of
Announcementa.
Adjournment.
Afternoon Session t P. M.
Devotional—Miss Kate Jenkina, I
Mountain Park.
Roll Call of Young People's
tiea. f minute reports. '
Importance of Young People's So-1
cietiea, Miss Warren.
Special musie—Y. W. A.'s of Mount |
Airy.
Pageant—G. A.'a of Mount Airy.
W. M. U. Special Panda—Mrs. C.j
W. Taylor, Mouat Airy.
Discussion of asseriatiawal
tag
Report of
Miacellaiiasua
Dismissal.
♦ha Epworth Ln|W eanfntMi at
fWmm teat Sunday afternoon and a
coontjr union wna affartad wtth Waa
Clara Ball, of Elktn, aa praaldant and
Mm. T. J, Rank, of Koekford, rtea
TV ftaat am>ln» wffl W Md at
Ontral Matfcodtat drarek. Movnt
Um'«W Mfes
in enjoyed by the old aad young.
ptaii practical eort The gkjulln
of tha morning «■ ileal b tha i««|
enlng of tha aylilloaI ltfa af the
Tonight, eobjeet: "A Qaead.a
Gad Caaaot Anawar
Friday light, aobjaet, "A lafoge
of Urn."
No aarriee Saturday night.
Sunday morning at aUeoa, sub
ject, "Saying Goodbye to God."
Sunday night, aobjaet, "Whan Gad
Givaa tha Bkmr UpT
Tha Suaiay School wiB Mat at
>:46 8onday morning and tha B. T.
P. U at IJt Sunday seuofog.
D. M. Jonea, agad 74 yaon, died
at bis haOM naor Hay atacb bat
Thursday might aftar aa illness of
mom than a year. Tha daeaooad la
surriead by aeren ehildran, his wtfa
baring died aamal yoora ago. In
trrment waa at New Hopa Baptist
church, tha funeral being conducted
by Bars. Jackson William*. Marion
and Draoglm.
Rtriral at
Rfrinl MUkw win begin it An
tioch Baptiat church at U A. M.
Sunday 8«pt 14, br. Walter W.
Calloway will preach and Haritafi
East will conduct tba ainginft.
Strrkti will be heW every day at
11 A. M. and 7:S0 P. M. The public
la invited to attend all wifltw. J.
D. Ferguaon, pastor.
Centra! Methodist Church.
The Mission Study dass of the
Woman's Missionary society is re
organising for the fall and winter
term; Mrs. Calvin Graves will teach
and twenty two names have been en
rolled. The first book for the sea
son will be on China.
Two new stoves add much to the
convenience of the church kitchen.
Me electric ranee was bought by the
ladies, the other, a four burner otl
stove of the "Neaea Perfect" brand,
was presented by the National Enam
eling A Stamping Co.. through the In
strumentality of the dealers the W.
E. Merritt Co., these stoves make it
possible for the ladies to serve with
The Hollow
Tobacco P
The Hollow, Va, Route 2. Sept.
V.—The farmers of this ■action are
very busy taking cava of their tobacco
and palling fodder.
Mr. John A. Young of Greensboro
spent a few days with P. M. Griffin
of The Hollow last week.
J. 8. Montgomery waa fat Danville
Vs., on business last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Jeasup ipent
Saturday night and Sunday with
Mrs Jessup's parents.
Mr. Mack Light of The Hollow haa
been visiting hia relatives near May
berry, Vs., for the past weak.
M. G. I.yerly who has been spend
ing some time at Hie Hollow luia re
turned to Davidson.
Miaa Eva Gates left Sunday far
Allison is, Va, where ahe will teach
the coming year.
Mies Sallie Bailee left the first
to teach in Winston-Salem.
W. H. Bowman and daughter Misa
Icy returned Wedneeday from a trip
north. *
Misa Ethel Wilson left Monday for
Maryvflle, Tena. where she will enter
college.
Canon R. Bowman left Sunday for
Westtown, Penn., where he will at
tend aehool thia year.
Several hoya and girla left Monday
far Central Acadaaay, Stuart, Va., to
W. P. Epperson is
bungalow near Bine Ridge
Jt written together with B eenta (a
thii dip) to Chamberlain Medicine
Co.. Dei Moines. Iowa, and receive hi
retorn a trial package cantainin?
Chamberlain'i Cowrh Rrmedy for
Lhwr Tablets for ataMaeh troablea,
tixn: Cbamherlam'i Salve, needed in
•vary family fee baraa, «i aMi
pile*, and «k<a affection.;
lr •
1 Prof. G. L Hook, formerly of
Fnuiklin, N. C., is principal of the
•rhoot and teacher of science. Prof.
Honk outlined the paiym ud pro
<rram of the school thla year, stating
'hat the arhool haa bean placed an
the accredited li*t of atate high
schools sine* hia romhif to Pilot
Mountain two week* ago. Prof.
Hoak's commsnding appearance and
hia familartty with school work tm
pr»s*sd all with hia ability to take
charge of the aehool and *tay In
-rharge tin the and of the torn.
The other teacher* of the aehool
are: Miaaea Jennie Held, Nannie Gor
don, Wilma Snow, Pilot Mountainj
Mia* Mamie Cox. Pox. Va„ Miaa Jenf
nie Harria. Wilkeaboro, Paul A Re id,
Pilot Mountain, Miaa Anna Phippa,
Columbus, Ohio, Miaa Sal He Harriaon,
Hookerton, N. C. Miaa Lucfle Griffith
Jackson, Tenn., and Miaa Eugenia
Wheeler, Walnut Core, muaie teacher.
All the high aehool teacher* are grad
uataa of standard college* and moat
of the grammar grade teacher* haw
had at lea at two year* in collage.
A New Rafiatralioa Far
Ward No. 1
The continued growth of Moot
Airy and the surrounding territory
haa made it neceaaary for the coun
ty board of eiectiona to make another
ward in Mount Airy township. A
few year* ago whan tkia township
had only two wards it was almost
impossible to care f«r those who
cam* to the polls. The hoard realis
ed this condition and made four
ward* of the township. Now it de
velops that Ward No. 1 has grown
until the board has been obliged to
divide it and make a fifth Toting
place, which calls for a new regis
tration of all voters in the present
Ward No. 1. Those who reside in
No*. S, I and 4 will not have to re
gister nor are they in any way affect
ed by the changes made in No. 1.
No. 1 Ward will compoae tha ter
ritory bounded aa follows: Begin
ning at the intersection of Roekford
nnd Main streets and runs with the
Dobaon road to the Dobaon township
line; thence westward to the Lowgap
road; thence with said road to Meant
Airy at South street; thence up
South and Franklin streeta to Main;
then down Main to Roekford.
Ward No. B will embrace the fol
lowing territory: Beginning at
Main street and run* down Franklin
and South streets; thence oat the
Lowgap road to the 8terrarta Creak
lina; thence westward with the
Mount Airy township line to the
Fancy Gap road; these* with laid
road and Lebanon street to Main;
thence down Main to Franklin, the
beginning.
The voting place for Ward 1 will
be Granite City Meter Co. shew
rooaa, and for No. • eld Csotral
Warehouse on Franklin street.
Injured im Ante AecUat
L C. Martin, plumber for 0. B.
Webb, la • patient at Martin Manor
ial hospital dm ha U raweartng
vara rata rmlwd hi an aata
op the noon tain an the Wmflill
road hia car tui aed orer N a fin
and In the affair Martin an ee»eie
!y cut en both anna, ana of the
main arte ilea hehf aerated (ran
which he bleed freely i enduing him
vary wank. 11m kaa at bleed has
Guilford College
Opens
Tuesday, September Sixteenth
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For further information address:
The President, Guflford College, N. C.
hop* la
He is a brulhw of T. S. Lowry sad
for ywri
ing this
of ft.
16 with a faculty of IS to^km
id will operate aiz tracks
The high aehool will —play aim
teachers ind pupils from any point
hi the county can attend without
tuition.
A farm llfa department and a do
meat ic science department wfll ha
new featuraa of the aehool thia year.
«i Big Trip
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Partridge left
edneaday afternoon to attaad a
meeting of repreaentatiraa of the
New York Ufa Insurance Co., at Dh
rille Notch, Now Hampahire. Thia
'rip includes atop overs at Waahing
ton, D. C.. Philadelphia, Now York
and other pointa and ia |lwn to Mr.
Partridge aa a reward for having
•old WOO ,000 worth of insurance dur
ing the year. They will ha away tan
Mr. Partridge la to be congratulated
on hia iplendid aueeaaa in hla now
field of labor.
Party For Mra Gwya
A faw frienda and all the children
and grand children gathered at Idle
wilde to celebrate the »th birthday
of Mra. R. L. Gwyn last 8aturday.
The dining table had aa ita canter
piece the customary huge birthday
cake with lighted candlea and the
menu included everything that mind
or palate could deaire tr old time
Southern hospitality provide.
The gracioua honoree waa the re
cipient of many beautiful and valua
ble presents.
Among thoae present were Mr. and
Mrs. T. D. Gilliam and children of
High Point.
NOTICE
North Carolina, Sorry County
By virtue of the authority to ha M
rectad by the Referee in bankruptcy,
in the auitter of S. E. A yen, bank
rupt, I will offer for aale at the store
room formerly occupied by J. E.
A yen, all atoek in (foods, fixtures,
open and aecored accounts and One
New Ford Touring Car. Terms of
aale rash, gale to be made on the
30th day of September at the hoar
of 9 o'clock A. U.
A. G. Webb, trustee,
1. E. Ayers, Bankrupt
This the 9th Sept., 1924.
NOTICE
North Carolina 8u#ry County.
By virtue of an order of the Ref
eree in the matter of J. E. Ayers,
bankrupt, and la pursuance
I will offer for aale on the
in Mount
Mnk ... __ ...
terms of one third cash in four month
and balance in eight months wtth ap
proved security, the following ml
offer for sale on the iirtmisss
nt Airy, N. C-, on 11th day of
r, 1924 at » o'clock A. M., on
Beginning on Lebanon Street on
e south edge of the old read and
46 decrees and It i
76 1-2 feat; thence south M 1-2 img.
east 290 feet; thence north 49 dag.
and SO minutea weet 126 feet: thence
north 26 dog. eaat «1 10-1M feet;
thence north 66 eaat 24* foot to tkm
beginning, containing
or leea.
O J T-adt •
oBCufM] IrSCl. _
south edge of Lebanon Street and on
Newton's N. E. and runs with New
ton's line sooth 89 1-2 de. west 299
feet to his south east earner; thenco
sooth H 1-2 deg. eaat 111 1-2 fort
to A. G. Webb's earner; thence with
Webb's line northerly to Webb"* N.
W. Corner 281 feet; thence with
Lebanon Street north 49 1-2 defieea
weet M fact to the beginning. The
above is only sold for one half inter
est in same, the other half being own
ed by other party. The one half be
in* the northern half of said lot.
A. G. Webb, Trustee,
J. E. Ayers, bankrupt.
This the 9th 8ept. 19S4.
Moved!
OVER BENNETTS STORE
Due to the increase of business larger of
fices were required now giving to you the
best of service, comfort and results.
NOTE—What's in a name? Quite much!
But there are no Drs. Cox located over
Leonard's Jewelry Store.
There to only cm place in Mount Airy
to gel Cox's Chiropractic service—over
Bennett's. There's a reason!
DR. J. P. COX
Chiropractor