Cub Scout Leaders Meet In Enterprise For Wessel Talk
Representatives from local Cub Scout groups gathered at Hotel Rawis in Enterprise for a luncheon honoring William C. Wessel national director of Cub Scouting. Grace cub master presided as Wessel spoke on expanding the program and home centered leadership for children. Additional speakers included Rev B R Justice J W Cooke and local scouting officials. A council pow-wow was proposed for December at Teachers College in Troy if approved. Rhode Island urban rural figures noted: over 650000 urban and about 60000 rural.
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Rawis
William C. Wessel
Cub Scouting
Boy Scouts of America
Grace
Wessel
Oegh Horhoog
Afl Groupe
U. S
B. R. Justice
J. W. Cooke
Dothan
Bay
J. W. Reeder
Coffee County
Assstant
Louie Manrins
Joe Moates
Park Jones
M. R. Ivey
H. T. Grace
Cooke
Teachers College
Troy
Marianna GI Farm Training Winners Named
Winners in the GI farm training contest in Jackson County were announced by the Marianna Chamber of Commerce. First prizes of 100 dollars went to Charles Henderson for corn and B W Cloud for peanuts, with second prizes of 75 dollars to William Gay for corn and Jack Swores for peanuts, and third prizes of 25 dollars to Julian Thompean for corn and Silas Creel for papers. The awards were presented by the rural affairs committee chaired by R A Willis with members R L Price D D Bevis R W Lipscomb Walter Anderson and Hugh Dukes, and displayed at the Jackson County Fair alongside subject papers by the winners.
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Marianna Chamber of Commerce
Rural Affairs Committee
Chamber
Sam Morrow
R. A. Willis
RL. Price
D. D. Bevis
R. W. Lipscomb
Walter Anderson
Hugh Dukes
Prante
Julian KR. Thompean
Silas Creel
Jackson County
Louis T. Bass
Casfnber
Branson Appointed VEW Service Officer
Branson appointed area service officer for the Alabama Veterans of Foreign Wars announced by Department Commander Joseph J. Laanstan Branson will oversee posts in Coffee Geneva Dale Houston and Covington counties assisting veterans with disability claims insurance and related benefits and aiding families in filing claims under the GI Bill of Rights.
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John Branson
Enterpris
Alabama Veterans of Foreign Wars
Joseph Oe Laanstan
Branson Willwe
Mantromery
Wall
Coffee
Geneva
Dale
Houston
Covington
Filini Eclaimus
Elaines
Enterprise Group At OES Meeting
Members of the Bullard chapter Order of Eastern Star in Enterprise will take part in the 47th annual Grand Chapter meeting, to be held in Montgomery this week. Attending are Mrs. Uiga Giese, Misty Als, Collie Good-HOT, and Mrs. Ro BL Hawes, with others from the Bullard chapter joining in.
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Order of Eastern Star
Enterprise
Grand
da Montgomery
Misty
Als
Lagat Bang
Jeffeson Davis
Ro BL Hawes
Second Rotary Forum At Enterprise
The Enterprise Rotary Club hosts a second forum featuring New York City speaker Joy, part of the Understand program. He discusses a China spring and summer, aims to aid local posts, and engage veterans officers with the Veterans Administration course in the Southeastern Alabama area.
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Rotary Club
Enterprise
Erterpiee Borate Chi
Usderstand- Joy
Heebert
New York City
Ori
Avcoreebt
Wirth
Taang
China
Alabama
Haisom 13
Veterans Administration
More Mental Clinics Urged For Nation
The United States should expand mental health services with more clinics and psychiatric training in medical courses. James V. Lovers urges increased access, predicting many areas lack facilities and mental health care remains uneven nationwide.
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James V. Lovers
Pathe Heath Service
Dro Lowery
SION
Ware Pesyet
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