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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1964
Page
10
A letter to Ann Landers describes a husband bringing home a pet alligator named Pocketbook from Florida. The narrator fears the smell and mess as family baths become a daily scouring task. Landers urges removing the reptile and having the children contact a pet store for humane disposal.
The page notes outdoor daytime training on October with overnight sessions October 9 10 and nighttime training October 6 8 from 7 to 10 pm at Oak Hill Friends Church Westches. Leaders urged more volunteers for Girl Scouting formations and a Brownie troop was organized in Clara Cox apartments this fall. Mrs. L W Lamar presided as council president. Mrs. Smith the new field director will work with leaders at the Scout Hut in Thomasville and is round up chair. The council will select eight scouts with four alternates for Duty 17.98 at Barrett Memorial Park Idaho and 17-2 at Farragut National Park.
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