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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1944

Page

15

Girl Scouts Roanoke Rapids Welcome National President Message

The Roanoke Rapids unit broadcasts a national greeting from Helen H. Means praising Girl Scout service since Pearl Harbor. It notes 15 million hours donated nationwide to hospitals nurseries USO Red Cross salvage drives and more and urges continued summer activity registrations.

Girl Scout Girl Scouts of Roanoke Rapids Girl Scouts Pearl Harper USO Red Cross March of Dimes Helen H. Means Sant

Town Talk Holiday Visits Across Norfolk and Nearby

Ensign Margaret I Freeman of Norfolk Naval Hospital Newport News Portsmouth and Ensign Lena Belle Griffin NSNR visited Freeman's parents. Clifton Harper from Charlotte spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs W S Sanders. Mildred Cox from Dayton and Myrtle Barrett from Baltimore vis ited their mother Mrs Edward Greene in South Rosemary.

Margaret I. Freeman NSNR Lena Belle Griffin USNR Norfolk Naval Hospital Portsmouth Ensign Freeman Clifton Harper Charlotte W. S. Sanders Mildred Cox Dayton Ohio Myrtle Barrett Baltimore Edward Greene South Rosemary

FASTEETH Improves Comfort For Loose False Teeth

An improved alkaline powder FASTEETH steadies plates for firmer feel and comfort. It soothes gums and reduces embarrassment from looseness. Get FASTEETH today at any drug store.

Loomis Promoted to Chief Petty Officer at Fort Pierce

Joseph H. Loomis has been promoted to Chief Petty Officer at the U S Naval Amphibious Training Base in Fort Pierce Florida. He enlisted in February 1940 and served a year at Norfolk before 15 months at the current post. He has four meritorious service recommendations since joining the maintenance and repair division.

Joseph H. Loomis U. S. Naval Amphibious Training Base Fort Pierce Fla Loomis Naval Reserve Naval Operating Base Norfolk Loomi

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