Legion and Auxiliary members attend mid winter Fort Walton Beach conference
Members of American Legion Posts and Auxiliaries from Novel 159 Venice Englewood Lemon Bay 276 attended the Fort Walton Beach mid winter conference. Florida Commander Sowerby presided with Auxiliary President Fauth. National VP Percy Miller urged action and patriotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Novel 159
Venice
Englewood-Lemon Bay
Fort Walton Beach
Department of Florida
Robert Sowerby
Jacksonville
Legion
Frank Fauth
Seminole
Percy Miller
Nashville
Tennessee
Miller
George Skaggs
Department Post
Educational grants aid displaced homemakers in Auxiliary
President Rothel leads a special project funding educational grants for displaced homemakers who belong to the Auxiliary. Department Field Service Director Mrs. Charles E. Bell stresses the importance of Field Service Volunteers serving veterans and families without pay. Past Department President Mrs. John George prizes a national award to Mrs. H.C. Tippstreuer for best overall communications for children and youth, presented by the National Auxiliary as the Golden Press Award for Don Moore writings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legionnaires
Post
Legion
Children
Skaggs
Post Activites
Department
Margaret Skaggs
Southern Division
Myra Hester
Houston
Texas
Hester
Romaine Rothel
Rothel
Field Service
Charles E. Bell
John George
H.C. Tippstreuer
Englewood
National Auxiliary
Golden Press
Don Moore
Suncoast Gondolier
Times Publications
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Prie Od
Dept
Pon Wu
Bentwood Hall
Papasan
Solia
EMS
Bill
Alsxander
Kountry Krafts
Laurel Road
Laurel, Fla
FIS
ART & Craft Supplies
Americ Legion Auxiliary
Press Awards Certificate
Gomposter
Florida
Bs ‘ Public Relations
Eden P. Atencia-Fraser
S. Tamiami Trail
Bob Aibschman
Baty L Aibschman
New York
Whate Tata
Orfs
Nokomis Bank & Trust Company
Venice Avenue
Epiphany Boys & Girls
Bel Canto Singers
Galloping
Grandma's Kitchen
Band of Country Club Estates
Venice Gondolier Barbershoppers
Church of the Epiphany Choir
Santa Claus
FDIC
First Florida Banks, Inc
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