*13,500 PENSION
MONEY COMES TO
SURRY VELERANS
|l9 COUNTY CONFEDERATE
SOLDIERS GET CHECKS;
OTHER COUNTY SEAT
NEWS
by H. C. Hampton
Dobson, June 19.—Pension
PKtaey amounting to $13,500
ifeaa been received by the Clerk
•f the Court and is being paid
«at by him to 119 conferedate
Vtterans and widows of confedr
ate veterans.
Mrs. Julia Shaffer left the
9aat week for Weaverville wher«
4ke will teach in the summer
•cfcool at Weaver College.
The following is a summary of
Ike activities of the county agent
■for the month of May 1930:
Miles traveled 1930 CL**l234
Miles traveled 1071; days at
V*ork in field 19V4; days at
Work In office 7V4. Visits to
4amonstratlons 66; visits to oth
er farms 49; office interviews
113; letters written 64; letters
toeeived 25; circulars prepared
If; newspaper articles 7; meet
fe*s held and attended 6; attend
a#ce 639; promoted Guernsey
calf sale and placed 9 in coun !
•ly; milk route established from
Mitchells River and State Road
te West Jefferson; official vis-j
flora 6; communities visited 20;
flarmers visited 102.
Marriage liscense were issued
4M«r past week by T. M. Marsh
Aogister of Deeds to Arohlf
Kirk man to Reba Morrison both
lit. Airy.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Fowler had
Ma their guests the past week.
Clay Gilbert and Sam Fowler of
High Point.
H. E. White, former Surry
Connty Farm Agent who lias
&«*n attending school at State
•College the past winter received
Als Master of Science Degree
ln agricultural economics) on
4aot Tuesday. He is also a grad
uate of the University of Wis
consin.
The Surry Baptist Association
Will meet this year with the An
tioch Baptist church 011 Friday
jfeofore the third Sunday in July!
#ed will continue through Sun-'
Mr.
Masons comprising the Lodges
0t the 31st district will meet
jaitb the lodge at Zephyr, Surry
County, Saturday June 28th and
iMr an address by E. W. Tim
'frerlake Jr. ot Wake Forest,
Grand Master. Other speakers
(Will be Hon. S. F. Graves, J. H.
Anderson, Grand Secy., and Supt.
«f the Orphanage at Oxford'
-3* he exercises will begin at 2:00;
p. m. and will continue until
1«:00 o'clock. A picnic supper
Will be served at 5 o'clock. It is
desired that everyone bring' a
basket of food and participate in
the picnic supper. Refreshments
Will be sold and half of the pro
ceeds will be used for the benefit
4>t the Orphanage. The exercises
Will be held in the auditorium of
•the new Zephy r shool building.
The W. M. B. of the Dobson
Methodist Church held their
June meeting with Mrs. R. C.
Freeman Friday evening. The
president Mrs. Elmer Simpson
was present and presided. Mrs.
Grady oCoper conducted the
devotionals. Mrs. Maggie Lewel
lyn was program leader. Those
participating in the program
were Mrs. Grady Cooper, Mrs. T.
J. Folger. Miss Emma Comer*
and Mrs .Elmsr Simpson.
The following is the report of
L. F. Walker, Supt. of Public
Welfare, Surry County, for the
month of May 1930; .Juvenile
Court Work, unfinished cases 4,
number dependants 2, number
delinquents 4. probation 2. pri
vate home placements ,1, commit
ted to institutions 1, warned by
court 1, under temporary super
vision 4, reprimanded and warn
®n 4, private home placement 2,
placed temporarily in institution
1- Probation work, number on
probation first of month 12,
month 14, number probation vis
number added 2, number end of
its 12, number probation office
calls 12: School attendance, ab
sences reported 67, returned to
school 43, investigated by letter
18, excused 14, investigated by
visit 15, visits to schools 3. con
fernces with teachers 12. Poor
*»Mef, cases reported 12, com
mitted to county home 1, placed
on outside poor list 2, given
temporary aid by county 1, cases
pending 1, Conferences, board
members 3, J. C. Judge 18, Gen
eral 98, Meetings 2, Visits, moth
ers aid 6, family case work 7,
Jail 1, county boiqe 1, Supervis
ion Paroled, adults 9, official
trips outside county 1, miles
traveled 1479, issued 10 age and
«rade certificates. |'
Those who attended a meeting
o fthe Surry County Medical
Society at the Kenlin 1 Hotel-
Tuesday evening were Drs. M. T.
Foster, JR. C. Mitchell. W. M.
Stone, Robt. Smith, 1. S. Gamblll
J. M. Flippin, J. U Wlltz and
Dr. Parks,
a son June lOtb.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Mock and
small daughter Marieanne of
Sparta spent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Reece.
Leading on Thursday for
Camp Bragg at Fayetterliie were
four Dobson young men who
have enlisted in the Citizens
Military Training Camp, for a
full course in field artillery, cal
vary, infantry and other lines of
training. Considerable enthus
iasm in the movement is mani
fested by the Dobson boys, some
of them Jufct out of High school
and all eager to make the most
of the C. M. T. C. The party
leaving Dobson to spend a
month in the camp included
Wilson Comer, Richard Nichols,,
Cbas. Cox, Kelly Callahan.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Bowles'
and family of Ashevllle spent i
the week-end with Dr. and Mrs.
R. R. Folger.
Bor D to Mr. and Mrs. Robt.
Nixon, a son, June 2nd; born to
Mr. and Mrs. John Slaydon, a
son. May 28th, born to Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Slaydon a son, June
9th.
Born to Mr. and Mrs: John
Simpson, a son June 15th; borir
to Mr. and Mrs. Robt Wilmoth,
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THE Mjqy TRIBUNE, fflUHBf NORTH CABCUWA
WANTS INFORMATION
OF SURRY ANCESTOR
I would like to learn some
thing of the parents and grand-
of !ldfton Edwards
Johnson, born in Surry County,
N. C. September .21, 1802. He
was a large land owner, a justice
of the peace and a deputy sher
iff for a number of pears in Sur
ry county. He moved to Ruther
ford county, N. C., in December
1849, and died October 12, 1864
He married Galatha Ladd, of
Wake county, N. C. and they
had the following children: Can
dance Wallace (born 1824);
Hezeklah Johnson (born 1826,
my great grand father); Nathan
H. Johnson (bor n 1828); Amos
L. Johnson, (born 1830); Jona
than Hutchins Johnson (born 18-
34); Lewis William Johnson,
fborn 1837); and Drucilla Ann
Johnson, (born 1^23).
Any information in regard to
this family will be gratefully
received.
Clarence Griffin, County Histor
ian, Rutherford county, Spindale
N. C.
g NGING CONVENTION
I BE AT SWAN CREEK
The Ronda Singing Conven
tion will be held at Swan Creek
Church, near Jonesville, Sunday
June 30th, beginning at ten o'-
clock a. m. All choirs or any
singers are invited to come and
have a part in this song service.
Everyone will receive a hearty
welcome at this church.
W. H. Jones, chairman,
J. F. Sparks, secretary.
1900 Over a quarter of a » century of service 1930
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