Girl Scout Day Camp Recap Roanoke Rapids
Roanoke Rapids Girl Scouts and Brownies attended a day camp with Janet Ray Judy Bennett Faye Grizzard Martha Jean Cullom Betty Butler and many others. Leaders and council members participated while Miss Newsom surprised campers inspiring archery and camp activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Ray
Judy Bennett
Faye Grizzard
Martha Jean Cullom
Betty Butler
Nancy Pearl Lyles
Audrey Ruth Tucker
Ann Beverly Gates
Nancy Butts
Sylvia Roberta Smith
Miriam Ivey
Margaret Jane Griffin
Betty Cullom
Jane Rhea White
Iris Faye Sullivan
Mary Frances Brewer
Peggy Cooke
Barbara Boyd
Josephine Garner
Barrett Proctor
Patsy Denton
Frances Earle Johnson
Margie Black
Dorothy Thompson
Jane Black
Shirley Ray
Helen Newsome
Patricia White
Shirley Woodruff
Emrogene Wheeler
Barbara Zeiler
Ernestine Jordan
Fay Ogden
Sylvia Cullins
Barbara Speight
Betty de Loatch
Edna Spivey
Estelle Greenberg
Jean Miller
Betty Jean Ivey
Connie Holliday
Mary Foster Elting
Dorothy Hunnings
Margaret Ann Page
Shirley O’melia
Betty Wilson
Margaret Askew
Mary Frances Allsbrook
Ann Bunn
Neal Allsbrook
Patricia Wilson
Margaret Lou George
Ann Grizzard
Patricia Wolhar
Peggy Kidd
Caroline Broun
Jean Hasty
Mary Anne Broun
Helen Knight
Rae Martin
Betty Wynne
Margaret Ann Ingram
Shirley Jean Page
Roanoke Rapids
Washington, D. C
Louise O'Melia
Overnight at the Hut Scout Camp Night Plan
All Scouts who attended four or more days can spend the night at the Scout Hut on Tuesday July 24. Arrive at 5 30 p m with a bag lunch for supper and a small can of milk. Bring a breakfast, blanket roll, and do not bring a bedtime snack. Hut departure is 10 a m Wednesday.
Recorder's Court News Summary of Drunk Driving Cases
Homer Boykin of Weldon is found guilty of driving while intoxicated and related wreck damages. 81 months on roads suspended on costs and $200 to Roy Whitaker, two years good behavior, abstain from alcohol, and repay Buck sums advanced. William B. Ormond of Roanoke Rapids found guilty of aiding and abetting driving while drunk. judgment continued with costs and $200 to Whitaker, 12 month license revocation. Walter Alston, Tillery, assault case not prosecuted with leave. Olive Liles of Aurelian Springs pleads guilty to abandonment and non support. 10 months on roads suspended on costs and $10 weekly to wife and child, two years good behavior, gainful work. Tommie Elias Richardson of Littleton Township pleads guilty to DWI. fined $50, costs, license revoked 12 months. Willie Burgess of Littleton pleads guilty to DWI. fined $50, costs, license revoked 12 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Boykin, White
Weldon
Roy Whitaker
T. Allen Buck
William B. Ormond
Roanoke Rapids
Walter Alston
Tillery
Tommie Elias Richardson
Littleton Township
Willie Burgess
Littleton
Wells Welcomes Visitors In Local Notices
Miss Christine Alston of Richmond visits her home here. Miss Helen Wade of Massachusetts stays with Miss Frances Oakes. Rev. and Mrs. W. W. Finlater and son tour Salisbury and Raleigh. Mrs. Annie Rowe returns from Alexandria. Mrs. Leslie Seaver and family plan New Hampshire visit. Mrs. Joe Hinson and daughter visit Mrs. Helen Harrington. Mrs. Sam Dixon returns from Baltimore. Mr. and Mrs. George Joyner and sons return from Virginia Beach. Mrs. F. N. Dixon stays with her mother Mrs. S. J. Dixon. Youth Week observed by a Methodist Youth Caravan with Preston Hughes and others attending from various states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Alston
Richmond
Helen Wade
Massachusettes
Frances Oakes
Frank Taylor
Virginia Beach
W. W. Finlater
Saulisbury
Raliegh
Annie Rowe
Alexandria, Va
Leslie Seaver
Nettie Cuthrell
New Hampshire
Joe Hinson
Helen Harrington
Sam Dixon
Baltimore
George Joyner
F. N. Dixon
S. J. Dixon
Methodist Church
Preston Hughes
Gadsden
Ala
Lester P. Jackson
el Paso
Texas
Sara Nellie Morgan
Meridian
Miss
Bettie Ruth Goode
Holopow
Fla
Jennie Martin
Councellor
Fayetteville
N.C
Men's Club Officers Change Names and Norfolk Outing
At the last meeting President J M Bennett and publicity man Terry Draper resigned. Chester Goodfellow becomes president for the half year, Floyd Butts is elected vice president, Peter Jordan takes publicity duties. The group enjoyed a Norfolk Ocean View trip July 4 despite light fishing, with David Beam away at Fort Bragg with the North Carolina State Guards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Bennett
Terry Draper
Chester Goodfellow
Floyd Butts
Goodfellow
Peter Jordan
Norfolk
Ocean View
Portsmouth
Hampton Roads
David Beam
Fort Bragg
North Carolina State Guards
Mrs Lucille Magee Joins Husband in Los Angeles
Mrs. R D Flowers formerly Miss Lucille Magee, daughter of Mr and Mrs I J Magee of 1301 Washington Street, has joined her husband in Los Angeles. He will stay about thirty days while his ship is repaired before heading to the South Pacific. Flowers joined the Navy six months ago at Newport News shipyard and trained at Bainbridge Maryland. He was sent to Shoe Maker California assigned to an aircraft ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Flowers
Lucille Magee
I. J. Magee
Washington Street
Los Angeles
Calif
South Pacific
Mr. Flowers
Navy
Newport News
Bainbridge
Shoemaker
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Girl Scout News
Agency of
Roanoke Rapids Community Chest
Orid
Josephine Debnam
Jackie Sandeau
Kitty Garner
Lorraine Cullom
Lorretta Godwin
Brownie Scout
Durham
N. C
Polly and
Lucille Harris
Baltimore, Md
Virginia Lee Thorne
Doris Sue Wilson
Martha Lee Johnson
Jean Knight
W. A. Thorne
Heath Lee
T. O. Wilson
G. S. Bunn
Carroll Wilson
A. O. George
T. J. Alford
W. H. Butler
A. Swartz
R. G. Knight
Bertie Brown
George Long
Lewis Langston
M. F. White
O. Griffin
R. Johnson
W. H. Proctor
F. Sullivan
I Stevens
Rosemary Methodist
E. B. Bowman
R. A. Pullen
C. S. Thompson
Ferrell
J. C. Brown
Ruth Dixon
Lloyd Allen
Hileen Fisher
Julia Cook
Murray
Don Tillar
Jimmie Mayfield
Walter Brown
Boy Scouts
Chockoyette
Miss Newsom
U. S
New
Roanoke Chicken Ranch
Bolling Road
Recorder's Court News
Weldon News
Taylor's
Taylor
Roanoke
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