Connie Adams Monticello lifeguard noted as standout high school athlete
Connie Lee Adams, Monticello club lifeguard born May 22 1918 in Pulaski and raised here, excelled in football basketball track boxing and swimming in high school. Now safety man at the Monticello club pool he dreams of aeronautics and collects pipes while planning aviation training this summer.
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Connie Adams
Monticello
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Adams
Connie Lee Adams
Pulaski
Connie
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Grover Adams
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Knitting Department By Sadie Haley
Misses Hazel and Frieda Webb spent last Thursday in Roanoke. Mrs Della Lowry of Chilhowie was a weekend guest of Miss Pauline Swaim. Wilson Burch visited relatives in Charleston West Virginia over the weekend. Glady Wolf is off from work this week. Chris Whitman visited in Hillsville last week.
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Hazel
Frieda Webb
Roanoke
Della Lowry
Chilhowie
Pauline Swaim
Wilson Burch
Charleston, W. Va
Miss Beatrice Borsarge Visits Dora Highway Guest
Miss Beatrice Borsarge arrived Tuesday from Biloxi Mississippi to be the guest of Miss Virginia Rupe of Dora Highway. Jack Goodson hosts several friends from Bluefield this week.
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Beatrice Borsarge
Biloxi
Miss
Virginia Rupe
Dora Highway
Jack Goodson
Bluefield
Poison Ivy Care For Vacationers Emphasized By Mrs Miller
Virginia Mills health nurse Mary Miller distributes articles to employees and families on poison ivy risks for hikers and campers. It outlines rash appearance, common locations, itching, and simple treatments including warm soapy baths and zinc oxide ointment.
Boy Scouts and Army Doctors Cite Ferric Chloride as Treatment
Captain Fred C. Mills of the Boy Scouts of America and Major Thomas R. Marshall of the U S Army Medical Corps say tincture of ferric chloride in standard solution is a uniform treatment for ivy poisoning.
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Fred C. Mills
Boy Scouts of America
Thomas R. Marshall
U. S. Army Medical Corps
Workers' Children Invited To Wallner Farm Picnic
The employees' children of the Virginia Maid Wallner Acme and Jefferson mills are invited to use Mr T J Wallner's farm picnic grounds each Friday from 1 30 to 4 30. Ages 2 10 may attend with mothers if younger. Boys should bring baseball bats. A Monticello club truck will transport those without transport. Mrs Mary Miller health nurse will greet at 1 30.
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Virginia Maid
Wallner
Acme
Jefferson Mills
T. J. Wallner
Monticello
Mary Miller
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