Girl Scout News Schedule and Gifts
The article lists December and January troop meeting times at the Girl Scout Hut and Rosemary School, noting troops 14 15 11 and 5 plus others. It mentions Miss Newsom now Mrs George Alston and a Christmas gift of material and flags for International Friendship Month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary School
Central School
Alice Twiddy
Margaret Askew
Jackie Glasgow
Pearl M. Reid
Margaret Watson
T. O. Wilson
Charlotte
Becky
Town gossip items from Christmas visits and guests
Town notes list Miss Kathryn C Young of Columbus and Washington as a holiday guest of Mr and Mrs C H Speight. Junious Cole Howard Saunders and Earl spent Sunday in Roxboro. W G Dickens returned from Canada. Clyde Fulghum enjoyed a weekend in Portsmouth. George R Speight from Columbia visited Christmas with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn C. Young
Columbus
Ohio
Washington, D. C
C. H. Speight
Junious Cole
Howard Saunders
Earl
Roxboro
N. C
W. G. Dickens
Canada
Clyde Fulghum
Portsmouth
George R. Speight
Columbia
S. C
Out of Town Patients Listed at Local Hospital
A hospital notes list visitors and patients from various towns including Murfreesboro Emporia Halifax Garysburg and Lawrenceville with names such as Paul Britt Paul H Barfield Mrs B P Cooper Mrs Charlie Camp C H Joyner Mrs C G Kidd and others. The roster names multiple residents from nearby towns seeking treatment at the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Britt
Murfreesboro
Paul H. Barfield
Emporia
B. P. Cooper
Littleton
Charlie Camp
Garysburg
JT. Eure
Halifax
Claude Hidwards
Conway
C. H. Joyner
C. G. Kidd
Brunswick
Harrell Knapp
W. L. Moore
Lawrenceville
Hunter Palmer
Mary Francis Parker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Girl Scout News
Agency of
Roanoke Rapids Community Chest
Helen Knight
Flora MacDonald College
Troop 6
Grant
Girl Scout
Santa Claus
Phony Webb
C. B. Crumpler
Robert Burton
Lions’ Club
O. B. Crumpler
Gardner
Rocky Mount, Goldsboro and
Dunh
R. A. Daniel
Smith Building
Roanoke Avenue
Leggett
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