Training Night Maneuver by 105th Medical Regiment
Lt Sgt James T. Martin reports Company B of the 105th Medical Regiment joined a 60th Brigade overnight field exercise from Thursday 4 p.m. to Friday 10 a.m. with Company F as ambulance support. The unit received meals, held a field review for Major Glasscock and Col Fenner, while personnel inspected gear and classes progress continues in Medical Tech and First Aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
60Th Brigade
Sam
National Guard
Glasscock
Sebastian
Moore
Col
Fenner
Randolph Stephenson
Medico
105Th Engineers
105Th Medical
Roanoke Rapids
Sgt. B. B. Rock
Pfe’s
Town Talk 22 Town 22 Crowded Out Last Week
A social page notes many local residents and visitors spending weekends and Sundays in nearby towns and beaches. Names include Collie Bissett Yelverton Myrtle Thorington Garris Lamm Burke King Gurley and others with trips to Norfolk Ocean View Richmond Washington D C Roxboro Manteo Virginia Beach and Valen tine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collie Bissett
J. B. Yelverton
Myrtle Thorington
Durham
C. C. Shell
J. N. Bynum
Rosemary Baptist Church
F. W. Haynie
Thelma Garris
Margaretsville
W. C. Williams
W. T. Lamm
Martha Clayborne Lamm
Chicago
C.C. Shell
Frank Hawley
Christiansburg
Hazel
Florine Clary
Norfolk
Ocean View
Francis M. Ellis
Camp Stewart
Emma Lee Burke
Betty King
Mary Gurley
Richmond
G. M. Boyd
Avonne
Verlie
Hubert Twiddy
Washington
N. C
Alton Finch
Howard Cook
Odell Dorsey
Roxboro
Bland Harding
Emporia
Ann Dawson Ma
Local social notes from Greenville and area visitors
Mr and Mrs Charlie Speight and Mrs Roland Shell visited relatives in Greenville Sunday. Several couples vacationed in Asheville, Farmville, and Norfolk. Trips included Nag's Head Manteo and the Lost Colony. Virginia Beach and Dunn are among weeklong sojourns, with extended visits by Murray, Akers, Faison, Reaves, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Floyd
W. T. Floyd
Haze Barms
Charlie Cannon
Jack Barms
Pfc
Raymond T. Floyd
John J. Mathews
J. T. Garner
Raymond Newton
Bill G. Lowder
Agnes Maddron
Fannie Hunsucker
Stro B
Bunn
Nellie E. Hoggard
Fort Bragg
John J. Brantley
Corp
Benj. D. Barnete
Charlie Speight
Roland Shell
Greenville
William Duke
Farmville
J. W. Smith
Troy Merritt
Fort Jackson
Mike Faison
D. D. Reaves
Great Smoky Mountains
Doris Reaves
Lois Reaves
Clayton
Mallory Faison
Norfolk
Dallas Reaves
James Pitman
J. M. Faison
R. L. Ferrell
Scot Hasty
Harry Mulder
Shady Rest
Raleigh
A. E. Akers
Ann Dawson Mahorn
Katherine Tragham
Virginia Beach
S. E. Wilson
Carolyn
Rocky Mount
Lelia Murray
Olin Warren
J. W. Taylor
Mary Frances Taylor
Belmont Murray
New York
J. H. Murray
Clifton Smith
Ruth Warren
Dunn
Betty Wynne
Margar
Scotland Neck to require spelling in all four high school grades
Scotland Neck school officials announce a new policy making spelling a required study in all four high school years. Supervising Principal C Gordon Maddrey states spelling is essential and will be drilled, with entering students receiving an extra unit at graduation for spelling.
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Scotland Neck
Board of Education
C. Gordon Maddrey
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105Th Medical Regiment
Fort Jackson, S. C
Sgt
James T. Martin
Service
VR Buses
Catan TV
ATO Rueva
H. P. Motors
Carolina Coach Company
H.p. Ford
Zephyr
Carolina
White Motors, Inc
Roanoke Ave
Roanoke Rapids, N.C
J. B. Barrett
Asheville
Nag’s Head
Manteo
Anne Ingram
Jack Fanney
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