Fieldale Bowlers
In National Tourney
The Fieldcrest men’s bowling team
from Fieldale Y.M.C.A. is in Arlington,
Va., today where the bowlers will par
ticipate in the National Bowling Tour
nament, The Fieldale team is composed
J- S. Hundley, James Horsley, Harry
^oston, Rudolph Griggs and CuUom
Soots.
fijn-on Vann Named
Scout Field Executive
James Byron Vann has reported to the
Cherokee Council Boy Scouts of Amer-
^*^3 as field scout executive and will
serve the Dan River and Reidsville dis
tricts. He will make his home in Leaks-
'^ille. Mr. Vann is married and has two
Sons. They will reside on Hamilton
street.
Mr. Vann is a native of Columbus, Ga,,
Where he was employed by the Bibb
Manufacturing company for 10 year.s,
before entering the professional service
pf the Boy Scouts of America. He has
JUst returned from the 161st National
Training School of the Boy Scouts of
America at Mendham, New Jersey.
In Columbus, he was a Boy Scout,
having attained the rank of Eagle, and
also a member of the Order of the
Arrow. He has served as a volunteer
in the capacities of scoutmaster, troop
committeeman and explorer advisor.
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Famous Store Sells
Fieldcrest Textiles
Wolf & Dessauer, one of the Mid-
w^est’s most progressive stores—
which features Fieldcrest products.
Above, store in Fort Wayne, Indiana;
right, store in Huntington, Indiana.
Central Y. M. C. A. Pennant Champions
Left, the Independents, who won the
Pennant championship in the Central
M. C. A. Men’s basketball league with
9 57-52 victory over the Tigers.
Left to right, Douglas Terry, Charles
Washburn, Donny Warren, Johnny
Monday, april 27, 1953
Pearman, George Fawcett, Pete Martin.
Right, the N. C. State Wolf pack, win
ner of the pennant championship in the
Y.M.C.A. boys’ league. The Wolfpack
defeated the Duke Blue Devils 38-24.
Left to right, (kneeling) James Bord
en, Captain Kenneth Washburn, Donny
Matthews. Standing, Harold Jones,
Phillip Cox, and Jerry Dunn.
Employees in manufacturing jobs
have increased by 6 million since 1939.