Mt. Airy News article when Larry Alderman went to Nashville and was signed as a writer to the publishing company of Grand Ole Opry stars, the Wilburn Brothers
Glen and Melecta Alderman Family: l-r top Mildred Alderman, Myrtle Alderman, Clinton Alderman, seated Glen Alderman, Melecta Alderman bottom row: Mona Alderman. Glen and Melecta were Larry Alderman's grandparents. Glenn was in the Nave, a Seabee and was at Utah Beach on D-Day. He was the son of Walter Alderman who owned a blacksmith shop on South Street