Scout Troop 10 Browne Reorganizes Officers Meet Schedule
Members and officers of Browne Troop No 10 convene for reorganization led by president June Smythe and secretary treasurer Jean Saunders. Officers include Lynn McCleney vice president and Xe Harrison patrol leader. Meeting Wednesdays at 4:15 pm Parish House with troop and care activities planned. Mary Hessson and Aubrey Els named as leaders.
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Adeen Johnston
Ren Ken Redy
Sybel Ann Lore
Frances Maddox
Mary Frances Marz
Kate Mendheim
Ann Moates
Jean O Brien
Clare Sue Regter
Mary Ells Tramam
Annene Wran
Mary Ne) Hess
Aubrey Els
Carl Burkert
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Troop leaders and service updates from area highlights
Boots Iyn Lamb and Jeanene Johnson lead a patrol with members including Dere thy Bussell Jean Eastern Alex Griffin Betty Heelm Sangs Parris Barbara Ann Windsor Hazel Wight Jolaine Berrs Patricia Anne Cooler Charlotte Dunn Deretha Elmore Grace Gaines Jessie Will Jackson Charlotte Knight Maxcie Love Virginia Stapleton Mary Thacker Jane Thornton Leslie Wilson Caroline Beverly Pittman Sean Melton Nina Maxwell Judy Raines Mary Cook Jane Nall Ann Rhody Troop Ten meets Wednesdays at 3 pm at First Baptist Church Leaders are Mrs A P Lamb Mrs R M Thornton and Mrs Sam Hernson The Associated Press lists additional area servicemen arriving from overseas First Lieutenant Harry Bearte 304 East Burdeshaw Street and Sergeant Johane F Berard To than aboard the NYU Victory in New York T-Set James F Helton Abbeville route Pfe Denzil R Partin Eula route one aboard the Lake Charles Victory in Boston T-Sai Kenneth Brazes Nathan T-5 James W Nolan Abbeville aboard the Samuel Adams in Boston HELD IN ATTACK CASE Earl Shaw Dothan Negro held in county jail on a statutory charge from a complaint by Minnie Mae Walker The sheriff said the warrant was sworn out by the accused’s accuser COMPLETES TRAINING Private Miltler Bamennool Mr and Mrs B F Barnes of Graceville route two say he completed 26 weeks of aiming at Camp Head Texas and is now at Fort Ord for his new assignment.
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Iyn Lamb
Jeanene Johnson
Patrol Fteaders
Derethy Bussell
Jean Eastern
Alex Griffin
Betty Heelm
Sangs Parris
Barbara Ann Windsor
Hazel Wight
Jolaine Berrs
Patricia Anne Cooler
Charlotte Dunn
Deretha Elmore
Grace Gaines
Jessie Will Jackson
Charlotte Knight
Maxcie Love
Virginia Stapleton
Mary Thacker
Jane Thornton
Leslie Wilson
Caroline
Beverly Pittman
Sean Melton
Nina Maxwell
Judy Raines
Mary Cook
Jane Nall
Ann Rhody
First Baptist Church
A P. Lamb
R. M. Thornton
Sam Hernson
Associated Press Today
Harry Bearte
East Burdeshaw Street
Johane F Berard
Tothan
NYU Victory
New York
T-Set
James F. Helton
Abbeville
Denzil R. Partin
Eula
Lake Charles
Boston
T-Sai
Kenneth Brazes
Nathan
James W Nolan
Miltler Bamennool
B F. Barnes
Graceville
Camp Head
Tex
Fort Ordelif
Whitaker Arrives in States From Overseas
Jim C. Whitaker son of Mrs Eula Whitaker Ashford route two has arrived in New York from overseas his mother reports after nineteen months in service He has served in Ireland Italy Africa France and Germany
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Jim C. Whitaker
Eula Whitaker
Ashford
New York
Ireland
Italy
Africa
France
Germany
Unclear excerpt questions use of state funds in campaigns
The fragment questions whether state offices in the Capitol used taxpayers money for water stationery telephone service postage and typewriters and whether campaign clerks were paid from the people’s funds as shown by state warrants 93207 93208 93209 96497 and 96498 against the temporary clerk fund.
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