Camp Roland and Camp Houston Set for Boy Scout Sessions
Bulletin mailings to 900 Scouts announce camp setup at Camp Roland hosting 50 boys per week and Camp Houston 100. fees 7 dollars weekly with 1 dollar early registration by July 6 reducing 50 cents per camper. Camp dates July 11 to 25 and July 26 to August 9 with improved wells, shelters, toilets, piers, and dam repairs to ease swamp conditions. Charles Atkinson, scout executive, notes improvements and registration urge.
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Camp Roland
Camp Houston
West Virginia
Charles Atkinson
Atkinson
Scout
S.S.S. Blood Tonic Promises Restored Health
Diary note claims S.S.S. Blood Tonic cured weakness and pale appearance, restoring appetite and weight. It urges readers not to rush recovery, citing natural processes, and pitches the tonic as the simple remedy for tired, rundown blood cells.
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S.S.S
OS5
S. Co
Mary Lee Beauty Shop Promises Satisfactory Hair Services
Mary Lee Beauty Shop advertises permanents hair dyeing and tinting with graduate specialists. It promotes fast unit drying, shampoos and waves, and promises patron satisfaction while listing phone number 2760.
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Mary Lee Beauty Shop
Scout Camp Plans Improve Waterfront Safety and Health
The bulletin outlines waterfront safety at Camp Roland and Camp Houston with two dams for boating and swimming, an adult swimming director, life buoys first aid boxes and regular health checks. Staff includes director Charles Atkinson and assistants, with clear access directions to both camps from U S highways.
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Camp Houston
Atkinson
Charles Atkinson
Clark M. Brown
Bluefield
Eugene Yeager
Mearl Atkins
Mannington
Willis “Buck” Cowling
James Graham Jr
Hinton
Guy Chriss Nicholson
Welch
Gawthrop Family Plans Buckhannon Visit
Mr and Mrs Tom Gawthrop and daughter Phyllis Rae depart for Buckhannon West Virginia for a weekend trip. Mrs Gawthrop and Phyllis Rae will stay two weeks with Mrs B S Gawthrop. Billy Hoge son of J H Hoge returns home from Washington and Lee University for the summer.
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Tom Gawthrop
Phyllis Rae
Buckhannon
W. Va
Gawthrop
B. Gawthrop
Billy Hoge
J. H. Hoge
Washington and Lee University
Let There Be Light pageant draws large audience
An almost full Rameey auditorium witnessed the second performance of the Biblical pageant Let There Be Light by Christ Episcopal church. Wellington of New York and Hollywood directed with praise for promoters, cast, and production as one of the most elaborate in the area.
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Rameey
Christ Episcopal Church
Withay Wellington
New York
Hollywood
Farewell Party for Miss Lyde Baldwin in Roanoke Departure
Miss Lyde Baldwin leaves to make her home in Roanoke. A farewell gathering informal will be hosted by Miss Ethel Killey at her Rogers street home Saturday afternoon with a few friends in attendance.
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Ethel Killey
Rogers Street
Farwell
Lyde Baldwin
Roanoke
Enjoyable Bridge Party Hosted by Lydia Boggs Society
The Senior group Lydia Boggs society Children of the American Revolution sponsored a bridge party Thursday at the Appalachian building. Fifteen tables competed with Mrs. C. B. Sykes winning the high prize and Miss Annette Thomas taking the floating prize. Spring flowers decorated the room and refreshments were served.
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Lydia
Local social notices list Washington guest and summer plans
Miss Nancy Southward of Washington visits Miss Elizabeth Alexander before heading to Elkins for the summer. Miss Mabel Taylor will return from Berea College for a brief visit then go to Knoxville to begin a new position. Miss Pearl Bourne of Gratton visits Mrs. W C Barton in Pedigo building.
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Nancy Southward
Washington
Elizabeth Alexander
Elkins
Mabel Taylor
Charlotte Taylor
Third Street
Berea
Ky.) College
Knoxville
Tenn
Pearl Bourne
Gratton
W. C. Barton
Pedigo
Local People and Visits Reported Across States
Mrs Clara Creutzburg returns from Washington. Howard Hale leaves for ten day visit with Victor Frederiksen in Columbus Ohio. Miss Woodlyn Tabor begins summer school at Concord College Athens. Luther Tabor completes business course at Greenbrier Military Academy Lewisburg. Mrs W A Hancock returns after grandson James Hancock graduates Emory and Henry College. Miss Dorothy Akers returns from Roanoke visit with grandmother Mrs W B Akers Bluefield Princeton road. Mrs J B Hatcher returns from Huntington and Charleston visit guests Mrs Blanche Gooch now of Bluefield.
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Mre
Clara Creutzburg
Washington
Howard Hale
Lynn Street
Victor Frederiksen
Columbus
Luther Tabor
Greenbrier Military Academy
Lewisburg
W. A. Hancock
James Hancock
Emory
Henry Colege
Dorothy Akers
Bluefield
Princeton Road
W. B. Akers
Roanoke
J. B. Hatcher
Huntington
Charleston
Blanche Gooch
Conquerine Restores Stomach Strength for Quick Relief
A physician designed plant based remedy Conquerine promises relief from indigestion constipation and dyspepsia. Most users feel improvement within forty eight hours and can eat freely with no restrictions. Conquerine Co Lynchburg Virginia advertises a money back guarantee.
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Conquerine
Conquerine Co
Lynchburg
Ady
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Roland
Houston
Alan
Tate
Ean Rtt
Lake Yy
Carl Henderson
Frigidaire
Frigidaire Iggt
Burgess Electric Co
Bland ST
J. Millar Watt
Ohio
Woodlyn Tabor
Concord College
Athens
Prince of Wales
London
Claussner
Batiste
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