—
m* ahewing the hut intereet la the
raeatvtog wheel that wae reedy to de
liver to the lucky «N mm valuable
that most pMfk ktn learned that H
to « toeing pum to bet aa the ether
■M i trick And then H My ha that
tk) folks ara akort oa change at tkla
iamn of the jreer, far May Jwt Ira
to toka a rlak ma if tk* nbaana* an
all agalaat them
Qm af tka delights of tha Fair to
that people hava the opportunity to
Mat u4 talk. One citlaen enjoying
ttowlf with hto friends, jut to Mke
talk, no doubi, told sboiit im!b| a
young fallow a faw minutaa before
highly enjoying himself with a young
womb with whom ha had just made
« aaw aaqualntanra the two yoaag
faika war* having tha Um of tMr
Ufa taking In the sights. And the* the
eittoen remarked that ha had mm
along with the young fellow that
morning aad that he had told of Veav
ing hto wife aad children at home for
the day. Now, eaid the cttiaen, I am
expecting htm to haat me up and
+*g me not to toll It hack home aa that
fcto Wife will find out how. ha baa apent
all this aad went ap la the
airtl metaphortoally peaking, whan
she thought af the whole event. She
gat great ploaeure, evidently, by giv
ing fall rant in worda to her feeling.
"Yea, sir," aha said, "That young men
should hava aoM one Mg enough to
4e a goad job with a big foot ea hto
anatomy. He aeede to be kicked until
nm is aa old
Oat the ikomikar'i wife
White DM Of the
Of tlM business of
Ite Mount A try Now* is
vertiaiag ism to
to advertise tMr own Mmm. Itegr
kin boon obncsneid with the idea that
• good livo newspaper ftlted with ia
ttrwtbif nowi in their Tory boot
got it ia mind to pat oa a
display at the Fair, sad it May aot
haw occarrod to those who loofcad oo,
how moeh trouble it waa to rig up a
■mail priatiag office in the big com
mercial building. There an many
printing office* in Uhk malWr t9WM
that at* aot nearly an wall eqaipped
for doiag Job work u waa tha little
office on display aad viewed by Utboe
who vieited the fair. That printing
that you law ruaning u one af |
for small job work and
enta a ateo Uttte investment' Maay
people rt<Mni and hwlrtd tt (In print
ing press in operation who
fore ia their lives saw Um
of actaally Mm Pfiatlng.
An interesting featurs of the dupUy
was the back copies of The Mount
Airy News showing the history at the
years gone by, one volume giving the
history of the World War aad rseord
ing the maay tetters that Um soldier
hays seat back hows white they wane
la France. A anther volume gave aa
account ofethe first fair held bore 11
viMd Mm public to mm uri «mp
durimt tfca fair aa thai* wu>ll am
lot for ita om. Alio tpacU tow rouad
trip rata* mn —caiod from tfca rail
toad for tha immImi. In thoaa day*
poopl* caaM and vtayad for two ar
thraa dar*. toktaf a half day or mm*
tfca II yaara of tka iiWihi of tfca
fair Hw. M. LtoriUa >aa boon Ha
fuMtoc Mtad aa fcaaraUry and W. 0.
•
Mi la Um tap of tbo ban
Tbo atroke that
la auppoeod to kavo
of «
Tbo foar victim were buried at|
•t Cbnrcb cm
of tbia city 8u
by a crowd variously'eatiaaat-'
od froaa throo to five tbooaaad por
sona. Om largo grave wu dug la
wbkh Um ronuiru of tbo three ;
juapla were buried rid* by aide Vhilo
tho oldor McCreary waa buriod la a
aoparato grave by the Mo of Ua wife
of a former
Tbo National Theatre of tbia city la
and TW» Baak of Mount Airy,
too for tbo theatre, bopof to
have tho work completed. Tbo eatire |
ntorlor at tbo theatre ia
paintod aad decorated, aad a aow|
front la being put la aad tin
lobby oalargod to aeeoaamlato a
imber of poopto
Liavilla aad Cbrt
active management aif
too are mapping out a program for
tbo coming fall aad wtaftor aaatka
that will bring to Mount Airy aoma
of tbo boot ptcturaa to bo bad. Next
waek tboy stage Tbo Big Parade"
field, aad aooa tboy will briag "Baa
Hur" bare. Aa aooa aa tboy eaa work
out a complete program tt wlU ba
publiahed weekly ia tbia
And What H«»P— to tU
W* mmi Kid. 7
trwin. Tana., 8«pt )L «ft.
{•to*
Mr*.
without iajury ud a MtOa hay bM'
who accompanied Jo# M his
fracturad aad hia iwdttina la mi
, Mrs. 4. H.|
ton W. Fulton
Ml to ImwI» Friday morning Bad
Mrs. Fuhoa will wl> until Mrs.
ftt ear,
rosk broa
wm a compWta wrack and all Uw oa-j
MiM Judith Franklin, mm of Surry
County's oMaat and MMt highly f«-|
spacted citiaaas, Ml aalaop at tl
W. W. Lorill htM mi IMU > juat|
niaaty yaara. MiM Fraaklin wm aj
of Wilay Franklin,
liwd at tha old Frankhn homo ia tha
after which aha raaidid with Mr. a
In. W. W. Lovill.
Har mind maainad kaan aad alort
church aad public affairs; it will ha