Evans Dies In Germany While Serving On Security Patrol
Enfield's Milton E. Evans Jr. died August 16 1945 in Eberbach Germany after a head injury suffered during a security patrol to check homes for unauthorized occupants. He was 28, survived by wife Hattie Mae Locke and a large family. awarded the Purple Heart and Good Conduct Medal with a pending discharge.
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Enfield
Milton E. Evans, Jr
Eberbach
Gerany
Agust
Hisife
Hattie Mae Locke
Evans
Sgt. Evans
M, EH. Evans
Windsor
Bertie County
United States
335Th Infantry
84Th Infantry
Hunter Batterton
L. B.padlock, Jr
Graham Pierce
Colerain
John Chamblee
Nashville
A. H. Scales
Greensboro
Alton Evans
Pfc
Henry Ward Evans
Army of Occupation
Germany
Fishburne Military School elects junior class president
Thorne Gregory of Halifax N C was chosen president of the junior class at Fishburne Military School. Other officers named include James A Brian of Chester West Virginia for the senior class, William C Schwegmann of Washington DC for sophomores, and James T Coyle of Charleston West Virginia for freshmen. Elections were held last week and announced today.
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Waynesboro
van Thorne Gregory
Fletcher H. Gregory
Halifax
N. C
Fishburne Military School
James A. Brian
Chester
West Va
William C. Schwegmann
Washington
D. C
James T. Coyle
Charleston
Jones reports arrival on Luzon Island during war service
Corporal Granville Curtis Jones has notified his wife of his arrival on Luzon Island after departing the states on August 17. He has served three years in the armed forces, and his wife, the former Miss Mary Frances Fisher, is currently living here with her mother.
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Granville Curtis Jones
Luzon Island
States
Cpl. Jones
Mary Frances Fisher
Miss Newton Hosts Evening Club in Oak Bend
Miss Nellie Bryan Newton entertained the Wednesday Evening Club at her home Oak Bend with fall flowers and Halloween décor. Four contract progressions produced a high score prize for Mrs. Theodore Harrison, and two bingo games awarded prizes to Mrs. Hugh Sherrod and Mrs. H. L. Kendall.
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Newton
Enfield
Nellie Bryan Newton
Leonard Matthews
Hugh Sherrod
Myra Mann
Theodore Harrison
H. L. Kendall
John Newton
A. C. Nichols, Jr
Miss Newton
Women’s Rights Debate Catches Global Attention
A provocative line contrasts Russian gender norms with American action as voices clash over rights and privileges. The remark frames a broader debate about how societies value equality and gender roles across cultures.
Britt Hosts a Bridge Evening at Sherrod Heights
Mr. and Mrs. Britt entertained Tuesday night at their home on Sherrod Heights with bridge. Mrs Wiley Bradley helped hostesses receive guests and serve refreshments. In five contract, W F Dickens and R Hunter Pope won prizes. Miss Nellie Bryan Newton won the bingo hand prize.
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Britt
Bridge Enfield
J. B. Britt
Bridge
Sherrod Heights
Wiley
Nellie Bryan Newton
D Mac Johnson
R. Hunter Pope
San. Arrington Dunn
A. S. Harrison
John M. Sherrod
R. E. Shervette, Jr
W. N. Sherrod
R. T. Beal
S. W. Dickens
W. F. Dickens
R. B. Davis
John Newton
Nelsie Bryan Newton
Postwar river development and flood control debate
A viewpoint urges clear legislative definitions for dam projects, defining purposes such as flood control, navigation, irrigation, or power. It argues benefits must justify costs, promote regional power coordination, and pass any savings to electric users under state regulation, warning against government operating businesses.
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