Mrs. E. Marshall Leads North Carolina Cancer Drive
Mount Airy leader Mrs. E. Marshall retires March 15 after 14 years as State Commander and Executive Vice President of the North Carolina Division American Cancer Society. Her tenure saw a rise in contributions from 3,884 in 1941 to 10,792 last year and the establishment of statewide cancer clinics and education programs.
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Mount Airy
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North Carolina
American Cancer Society
Kentucky
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Army of Cancer Workers
Nancy Miller
Sandersville
Woman's College
Valdosta
Rabun Gap Industrial School
George E. Marshall
U. S. Forest Service
Asheville
Asheville Chamber of Commerce
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State Federation of Women's Clubs
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Ethel Parker
Stonewall Jackson Training School
Concord
Mount Airy Public Library
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
North Carolina Cancer Institute
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New York
Eros Peters
Inta
Duval Medical Center
Jacksonville
Florida
Carl Reiser
National Society
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Leonard Griffith
State Board of Health
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