Qfriored Scouts
| Hold Camporee
the annual Spring Camporee
last week-end at the* school
grounds was one of the best
evjr held. Over 175 Scouts, Ex
plorers and leaders attended
frftn the surrounding counties.
troop 91, under the i( ,dirgction
ofjTh*prnas Sharpe andt assisted
byiGeorge Gray, served
Thfe fallowing faculty"- members
were but lending the boys a
hasd and assisted the program
tremendously according to the
Re|r. Clyde Beatty, Coastal Dis
trijt chairman. Professors Lo
th«- Jonds and A. Blaine' and
B. v* C. .Newsome were in the
spSrit of the Scouts and the pro
gram
G. W. Cooper served as master
of at the big camp- j
fir£. The Rev. Clyde Beatty
conducted the Sunday services, j
Units came from New Sawyers
Creek Baptist, New Shiloh Bap-1
tisfc Philadelphia Baptist, Mt.
Carmel and Union Chapel Bap-|
tist churches, American Legion
Post, sponsors of Sunbury and
Elizabeth City, King Street Ele
mentary School of Hertford,
Eden ton *High School Troop and
Oak Consolidated
Professor D. F. Walker, prin
cipal, made the grounds and
washroom facilities available. He
kegt' the programs going behind
the scenes.
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Lsrge Crowd At
Court Os Awards |
Continued from Page 1, Section 1
Pack's, performed a candle
lighting ceremony representing
the'Girl Scout Promise and the
Girl Scout Laws. Before the
awarding of Brownie pins and
badges, all Brownies joined in
saying the Brownie Promise and
singing the Brownie “Smile j
Song?’.
Mrs. Scott Harrell, Troop No.
8 llajder, presented one year ser
vidp ■ stars and the First Class
badge to the following girls:
Sariffa Ange, Martha Leary, Iris
Bass, Fontaine Boiitwell,
Tilhe Cordon, Kay Kramer, Don
na fillings, Anne Harrell, Anne
Graham, Gail Nielsen and Von-J
nie* Wright. Each First Class
badge reprssented two badges in
some of the following fields:
Needlecraft, Dabbler. Housekeep
er, Homemaker, Games, Hospi
tality, Cook, Backyard Camper,
* Outdoor Cook, Cat and Dog,
Animal Raiser, Tree, Swimmer,
Foot Traveler, Swimmer and
Journalist. Vonnie Wright was
the high badge winner, having
earned twenty during the year.
Anne Harrell. Anne Graham and
Kay Kramer were given special
mention for having completed
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their fifth year in Brownie and
Girl Scout work.
Mrs. Joe Conger, Jr., and Mrs.
J. C. Parks awarded Second
Class badges and one year ser
vice stars to the following girls
in Troop No. 2: Priscilla Baer,
Jane Parks, Judy Goodwin,
Sharon Dunbar, Ellen Cuthrell,
Judy Ann White, Bonnie Con
ger, Carol Lassiter, Judy Mills.
For the Brownie Awards, Mrs.
Robert Powell and Mrs. Dick
Schumann, gave one year ser
vice stars and Brownie fly-up
wings to the following girls:
Rita Mayo, Shirley Alexander,
Dale Elliott, Lynette Davenport,
Nellie Furlough, Fay Parrish,
Amy O’Neal, Dora Sanderlin,
Dinah White, Sue Powell, Betty
Jean Leigh, Mary Sexton, Paula
Powell, Edna Alexander.. Mrs
Elton Forehand, Jr., and Mrs.
Bruce Jones, leaders of Brownie
Troop No. 6, presented the fol
lowing girls with one year ser
vice stars and world friendship
pins: Sharon Brabble, Darlene
Bunch, Janie George, Janie
Spruill, Marcia Overman, Sheila
Small, Debbie Wilkins, Patj
Reeves, Jessica Spruill, Kathy
Dowd, Debbie Hollowell, Dabney
Forehand, Ginna Jones, Alma
Kay Griffin, Deborah Harrell.
The Girl Scouts are sponsored
by the Edenton Woman’s Club
with Mrs. John Graham as com
mittee chairman; Mrs. Roland
Vaughan, vice-chairman; Mrs.
Tom Byrum, secretary, and Mrs.
Charles H. Wood, treasurer. The
committee wishes to thank the
vestry of St. Paul’s Episcopal
Church and the Barker House
Board for allowing the Girl
Scouts to meet in their respec
tive buildings during 1960-61.
Another • Cancer
Oinic On June 2
The Northeastern Cancer Clin
ic will be held on Friday after
| noon, June 2, with registration
| beginning at 1 o’clork. A chest
X-ray will be given to anyone
wishing it along with the exam
ination of the five areas of the
body where cancer is most like
ly found and cured. There are
no limitations as to sex, race,
physical or economic status at
the center. However, women
I should be 35 or more; men
should be 40 or over unless re
ferred by a doctor, or unless
one of the “Seven Danger Sig
nals” or “symptoms” are pres
ent.
Only 30 people can be seen at
the Center each month due to
limited facilities, so it is sug
gested that anyone who wishes
to be assured of an appointment
should write the Cancer Cen
ter, Health Department, Eliza
beth City, N. C., for a priority.
! Examinees are asked to bring a
! robe or housecoat with them.
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