Local Community Meetings Highlight Youth and Safety Efforts
Rural meeting at the library led by Mildred Mills drew six members with prayers for an ail ping trip next Thursday. Boy Scouts Troop 23 of Pickett City held a meeting focusing on the Scout oath and planning a July 10 camp with Carter, Jones, Found, Morrison among attendees. Quality Club discussed safety with a guest speaker and a Ritv contest night on June 19 ended with Oleta Hem’s top vote count earning a table lamp. Five polar ball players received prizes and local supporters praised the team’s effort.
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IRL
Rulal
Rvés
Dewns
Mildred
Friends’ Playground
Cribe
Helen Phillips
BOY Scouts of Scouts of Pickett Cats
George Carter
Lewis Red Jones
Troy
Dennis Morrison
J. T. Hunt
RITV
Oleta Hem
Provident Life
Reavis
Moore
Barber
Fty
P. C. Peacock
Charlie Knight
Bins, Jr
Charlie Ray
Personal notices From Reidsville and nearby towns
Small and Nora Har four room operatives of the married Monday aft June 21. Louise Thompson and Mr Rex spent the week in Reidsville with Mrs. a mother Mrs. R. T. and Mrs. Elbert Harder Durham were the Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Horace Reavis and family spent in Yadkinville. A load of young people visited Calfar night Asbill and a son spent Sunday in Draper.
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Small
Nora Har
Louise Thompson
Rex
Reidsville
R. T
Elbert Harder- Durham
Horace
Reavis
Yadkinville
Calfaright
Asbill
Draper
Armory and Tonia Underpass Speech Planned
George W. Coan PA administrator Hoey and Dunlap chairman of the way and public works will speak at a dedication program for the armory and tonia underpass in the city.
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Nia
R Hoey
George W. Coan
Dunlap
The
Way and Public Works
Armory
Tonia
Skin Health Tonic Promises Glow Through Diet
The piece touts internal remedies for healthy skin using diet and energy from food. It claims skin tissues need red blood cells and energy, offers a tonic as a simple internal remedy, and suggests readers buy it at a drug store to restore weight of energy and give the skin a glow.
Pike Young Nuptials Announced in Local Society
Miss Mary Pike daughter of Mr and Mrs C C Pike and Garland Young son of Oscar C Young were married at the First Baptist church parsonage Saturday evening. Rev F R Mason performed the vows. The couple will reside with the bride's parents at 1505 East Lee Street.
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Pike-Young
Mary Pike
C. C. Pike
East Lee Street
Garland Young
Oscar C. Young
First Baptist Church
F. R. Mason
A. M. BE. Uureh
Orvices
J. Franklin Gibson
Edna Luling
M. M. Lamiorn
M. L. Graye
Evelyn Mae Willams
Inez Lamiorn
Calvary Baptist ‘Church
Connie James
Nona Dockery
Alice Eccles
Iss Thelma Hill
Elizabeth Williams
Mary Bass
Lule Ines
Raymond Williams Named Assistant Scoutmaster for Jamboree
Raymond Williams of Scout Troop 9 has been chosen as an assistant scoutmaster at the Boy Scout National Jamboree Region 6 under David H. Dwight of Jacksonville Fla. He will become an Eagle Scout at the Jamboree, the second Negro in North Carolina to do so and the first in the Uwharrie Council.
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Raymond Williams
David H. Dwight
Jacksonville
Fla
North Carolina
Uwharrie Council
Textile worker struck by train in Kings Mountain death
Luther A. Mitcham, 63, a textile worker, was killed instantly when struck by a southbound Southern Railway passenger train. The tragedy occurred in Kings Mountain on June 24.
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Kings Mountain
Luther A. Mitcham
Southern Railway
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Millsmunity News
Quality Club Utility Club
Ter
Father George
LACE
Rayon
Taffeta
Pongee
Mommie
SILK
Shantung
Rach
Allendale
Sheers
Men's Big Cut Union
Margaret Strong de Cuevas
John D. Rockefeller, Sr
Colored News
Willing Workers Club of
Mt. Vernon Baptist Church
Thomas Caldwell
Leonard Street
Annie Belle Kirby
Irene Kirby
Vera Edwards
Lilie Brice
Mamie Davis
Susie Bates
Carrie Steed
American Legion Quartet
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Griffin
A. J. Griffin
William Penn High School
St. Mathew C. M. E. Church
Clinton Jackson
Davis Avenue
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