National Radio Jamboree Legion Show Attraction
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Put on your old Gray Bonnet and hitch up Dobbin and head right for the High School Auditorium
next Wednesday Night, March 7, as the National Radio Jamboree with all the old favorites are booked
j for a personal appearance, starting at 8 P. M This or ganization is too well known over all coast to coast
net works to have to “Blue Print” them to the readers^ however, they’re coming with Jack Pierce and his
Original Oklahoma Cowboys, The Chuck-Wagon Glee Club; Patsy, that original Golden West Cowgirl
with plenty of “It”, also that clown rascal Ezra an d his Bam Dance Gang that will keep you roaring
with laughter all the while. He will also pull that Bazooka on you and make you like it. You’ll have the
gayest, gladdest time of your young life laugihing. Come early as “A Tip in Time Saves Standing In
line." So don’t be late. ,
Britton Is "Over"
Mrs. Sidney M. Britton has re
ceived word that her husband has
arrived “somewhere” in France. He
entered service in June of last
year and received his basic train
ing at Fort Eustis, Va., and later
went to Patterson, N. J., and from
there to Camp Davis, N. C., where
he received 16 months training as
a radio technician. His wife is the
former Katherine Kostangelopes of
Patterson, N. J., and she is mak
ing her home here with his par
ents for the present.
Garner Overseas
Pfc. Norman H. Garner has re
cently arrived overseas and his
present address is Platoon J, C/o
Fleet Post Office, San Francisco,
Cal. He would like for all his
friends to write him. «
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SCOUTS FROM
TROOP 144 IN
THE SERVICES
Published below is a list of
former Boy Scouts of Troop 144
who are now serving in the armed
forces o> the United States. -The
troop is sponsored by the First
Baptist Church and was organized
by W. H. Mincher, who has been
its only Scoutmaster:
Nathaniel Lowe, Emery Vaugh
an, R. L. Topping, Jr., Ralph
Webb, Ralph Knight, Robert In
gram, Eugene Glover, Elmo Ray,
Robert Lee Teel, Lloyd Williams,
John Connor, Richard Webb, The
ron Harris, James Bennett, Lewis
Edwards, Ray Rightjpeyer, Bobby
Kendrick, James Wilson, Dicky
Wilson, Carl Churchill, Jr., By
num Neal, Carl Messer, Oliver
Bray, Jack Wrenn, Jerry Askew,
Dick Stainback, T. G. Hargrove,
Billy Burton, Hull Webb, Theadore
Ray, L. E. Draper, James Hux,
Melvin Williams, Elmo Warrick,
Doyle Jernigan, Edgar Barnes, Ar
thur Truman, Billy Barnes, Wik|
liam Finch, Elmer Reaves, Charley
Mullis, George Jenkins, William
Taylor, Nathan Parks, Frank
Parks, Bobby Martin.
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State Guard j
News Notes
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The Armory, February 26—The
Company met at the Armory to
discuss the Articles of War and
to perform Formal Guard Mount.
During the evening new recruits
were added to the Company and »
given into the charge of Platoon *
Sgt. Wm. Shell for basic training.
Sgt. Shell has requested all re- |
cruits to meet in extra drill on
Tuesday nights and this was b^
gun last Tuesday. ™
The Company regrets the illness
of Sgt. Ellis Reynolds who is now
in the Veteran’s Hospital in Fay
etteville, and of Ist/Sgt. Rogers
who until recently has been in the
local hospital.
The next required drill will be^
Monday, March 5 at 7:30 p. m.
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