105th Medical Regiment Faces Transfers and Furloughs
In the 105th Medical Regiment a major change sees Captain Thomas J. Taylor moved to Company G, with First Lieutenant Martin L. Sebastian taking command of Company B. The Fort Jackson unit undergoes a strenuous week of equipment inspection and pup tent setup as heat and sun test the men. Several soldiers plan seven day furloughs, and the article lists ongoing repairs, new day rooms, chapel projects, and numerous personal visits and leave exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
105Th Medical Regiment
Thomas J. Taylor
Martin L. Sebastian
Taylor
Sebastian
Fort Jackson
Emory A. Vaughan
James E. Shaw
David L. Lyles
Robert A. Powell
Wilson Lanier
Leroy Jones
Claude M. Inscoe
Johnnie R. Height
Charlie E. Jarvis
Norman G. McLeod
Milton T. Rogers
Sgt. Stephenson
James W. Webb
Frank C. Borrell
Jesse J. Carlyle
Robert E. Welsh
Local Visit and Weekend Getaways Report
Town gossip lists Leo Burton Linwood Moore L H Taylor Billy Burton and Tom mie Merritt at Virginia Beach. Frances Grant heads to Nashville for Peabody College. Several families, including the Burtons Joyners and Browning, vacationed in Ocean View and Franklin town with Norfolk visitors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Hines
Ella Lee Taylor
New York
Lillian Cooper
Washington, D. C
Madeline Thompson
Ocean View
Lawrence Stell
Larry
Virginia Beach
Mildred Burton
Tight Alligood
Leo Burton
Linwood Moore
L. H. Taylor
Billy Burton
Tommie Merritt
Margaret Burton
Fairdale
Shirley Shaw
Fort Jackson
J. R. Burton
Frances Grant
Nashville
Tenn
Peabody's College
Wm. Joyner
Vernon Lee
Sybi Jean
Lewis Browning
Franklintown
Leslie Edwards
Norfolk
Edward Elmore
H. G. Hodges
Comtock
Ollie Gay
Mesdames
Lula Medlin
Mary Taylor
Sally Massey
Buck
Clarence
Tom Medlin
Jackie Taylor
Henry Evans
Winnie Williams
George Gay
Cal Thompson
R. G. Harris
Northampton Loses White Teacher
Superintendent N. L. Turner announced under the 1941-42 State School Commission allotment that Northampton County schools lose one teacher overall. White schools will shed four teachers, while Negro schools gain three.
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N. L. Turner
Northampton County Schools
State School Commission
White and Negro Teacher Shifts Reach North Carolina Schools
White teachers will be lost at Jackson high school Conway high school and the elementary school at Rich Square A Negro teacher is gained for high schools at Garys burg and Rich Square and an elementary teacher at Jackson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson High School
Conway High School
Rich Square
Garysburg
Jackson
Lawn Party Honors Gene Waters Birthday at Henry Street Home
Mrs. H M Waters hosted a lawn party on Henry Street last Friday evening for her son Gene's seventh birthday. Guests included Shirley Reaves Edward Pair Wright Robert Smith Howard Smith Stephen Davenport Sigsby Gale Jimmy Gale Silvia Jean Lynch Wilmer Harris Bobby Waters and Walter Gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Waters
Henry Street
Gene
Shirley Reaves
Edward Pair Wright
Robert Smith
Howard Smith
Stephen Davenport
Sigsby Gale
Jimmy Gale
Silvia Jean Lynch
Wilmer Harris
Bobby Waters
Walter Gray
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Sgt
James T. Martin
Wilma
White Lake
Virginia Powell
Lenoir
A. P. Woodruff
Asheboro
Clair Reynolds
Aurelian Springs
J. H. Ranhorn
Connie
Agnes Hux
Walter
Frank Hubbard
Grady Routen
Virginia Johnson
Durham
Mary Norwood
Edward Davis
Greensboro
Shirley Hawkins
White Plains
Helen Hawkins
M. L. Davenport
W. R. Teel
Harris
Smoky Mountains
Ruth Taylor
Roanoke Rapids Hospital
Josie Moore
Mary DeButh
Agatha Miller
Norfolk, Va
Sally King
Lawrenceville
Eloise Taylor
Robert Hines
Pat
Kinston
J. H. Hines
Morgan
Stella Wilson
S. J. Sadler
Renna Dell l
Maybelle Radcliff
Billy Waters
W. A. Grant
Conway
J. H. McDonald
Oxford
Mrs. Y. N. Underwood
W. L. Martin
Shirley Martin
Carolina Beach
Roanoke Rapids
W. 2Nd Street
Northampton
Att Lions
Roanoke Rapids, N. C
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