Pfc Boyce Wells Completes Training At Lackland AFB
Pfc Boyce Wells AY 14403503 son of Mr and Mrs W Mike Wells of York Road has completed basic training at Lackland AFB Texas and is assigned to Casual Co MPRTC 68011 TSU Camp Gordon Ga He is a 1950 Clover high school graduate and recently visited his parents while training for Air Police duty.
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Camp Gordon
Boyce (Chubb) Wells
Mike Wells
York Road
Lackland Afb
Texas
Pfc
Wells
Clover High School
Air Police
CERTA-VIN Kings Moon relief claim ad copy
An old advertisement describes a man with ten years of a stomach brick sensation relieved by CERTA-VIN Kings Moon. It touts faster digestion, reduced gas and bloating, and strengthened nerves using herbs and Vitamin B-1 with iron, urging readers to buy before meals.
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Brick
Kings Mountain
North Carolina Scholarships Offer Full Ride for War Veterans’ Children
The state offers four year scholarships covering tuition room and board for eligible children of war veterans who are legal residents at service entry. Three classes exist with fixed annual caps. renewals require NC residency, two years state residence, and age under 21. Adopted children excluded. Applications via NC Veterans Commission and county service officers.
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North Carolina
U. S. Veterans Administration
North ‘Carolina
State of North Carolina
Igi
N.C
Veterans “Commission
P.O
Raleigh
N. C
Jack C. Winchester
Veterans Commission
Morganton
Farm Group Sets Point IV Meeting at NC State
Agriculture and home economics specialists across North Carolina are invited to a June 1 meeting at NC State in the Ridrick Engineering Laboratories Building auditorium at 1:30 p.m. Dr. Ross Moore of USDA will discuss the Point IV program and its aims, with emphasis on scientific assistance for developing countries.
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North Carolina
N.C. State College
Ridtick Engineering Laboratories
Ross Moore
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Office of Foreign Agricultural Relations
Moore
United States
State College
Nin
Ralph W. Cummings
School of Agriculture
I. C. Schaub
Lost Colony longest running outdoor drama in the United States
The Lost Colony on Roanoke Island enters its 11th season June 30 at the Waterside Theatre, marking 500 th show mid season. Based on Sir Walter Raleigh and the 1587 colony, the 3,000 seat production stars a mixed company of professionals, Carolin Playmakers students, and islanders under director Samuel Selden with Westminster Choir support.
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Raleigh
America
John White
Ingyhe
Roanoke Island
Amok Sound
Ocean Beach
Kitty Hawk
Dare
Atlantic
Killdevil Hill
Suter Banks
North Carolina
Hateras
Ocracoke Islands
Nags Head
Paul Green
New World
Los Colony
Sir Walter Raleigh
Est
Vic Dare
Eleanor Dare
White
Spain
Green
Franklin B. Roosevelt
Roanke Island Historical Association
Carolin Playmakers
University of North Carolina
Samuel Selden
Playmakers
Woden
Westminster Choir
Princeton
New Jersey
Fort Raleigh
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Norge
Cooper's, Inc
Kings Mountain Drug Company
Hollingsworth Hobby Box
Gillette
Schick
Eaton's
State Advertising Division
Dept. Conservation & Development
Craven County
Sara Sugg
Ings Mountain High School
Jim Cobb
Jim Kimmel
Ken Dalton
Steve Jones
Dewitt Guyton
Ollie Harris
Harold Rhine
Ronnie Layton
Bob Stringfellow
Bob Hudson
Rasee
States
Manteo
Strupy Hall
Truly
Hall
Keeter’s
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