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Unanimous. The motion was ap-
proved and passed.
For Youth Program
Galloway, who has had 20 years
OF, Legion activity, thanked the
delegates for their participation
in the election and said he hoped
the opposition within the depart
ment would cease.
He promised the Legionnaires
the maintenance and the expan-
sion of the rehabilitation program
and said he advocated the expan-
sion OF a youth program in the
State.
The rev commander. who will
head 10, 00o Legionnairesa in North
Carolina predicted a great year
for the department. &.
Also elected at the last business.
session of the convention were.
division vice-commanders, dele
gates to the national convention,
district commanders and. other Of
ficers.
Vice-commanders of the five d.
visions in the State are: First, K.
E. Stokes, Northampton; second,
Floyd Chadwick, ST.. Morehead
City; third, Thomas Banks, Gar
ner; fourth, Joe Greer, Charlotte,
fifth, j. P. Bush, Lenoir.
National Delegates
Delegates to the national con-
vention to be held in New York
August 1881 are Paul Younts, re-
firing executive vice-commander;
William M. York, retiring depart
ment commander; Wiley Pickens,
new executive viee-commander
and Galloway, the new depart
ment commander.
Other officers elected are Robin
Kirby, Charlotte, national execu-
tive committeeman; Robert Trek
Ter, China Grove, department
chaplain; Edgar Balm, Goldsboro,
historian; Lewis Parker, Eliza
BEETHOVEN, judge advocate.
District commanders, vice com-
manders and delegates to the ma
tional convention are:
District No. /, Frank M. Harris,
Elizabeth City; D. c. Berry, Eliza
beth City; Stephen H. Alfred, Eliz-
abeth City.
District No. 2, Jonn A. Holmes,
Edenton; Perry Hughes, Colerain;
Kermit Layton, Edenton.
District three: J. M. Hayes,
Plymouth; Joe Winslow, Robertson
vile; Floyd Cohwon, Columbia.
District four: Walter Smell, Wash
ington; L. B. Gowan, Greenville;
June H.. Rose, Greenville.
District five: H. H. Steed. War
renton; H. C. Futrell, Enfield; J.
G. Madry.
District six: L. G. Whitley, Will
son; w. H. Williams, Rocky Mount;
z. V. Morgan, Wilson.
District seven: Albert J. Ellis,
Jacksonville; Henry G. Gibbs; Jr.,
Morehead City; R. Hugh Hill,
Beaufort.
District eight: w. v. Westmore-
land, G%oldsboro; Paul LeRoque,
Kinston; E. H. Balm, Goldsboro.
District nine: Clifton J. Knowles,
Wallace; Paul Williams, Pink Hill;
DR.. John D. Robinson, Wallace.
District 10: Charles Trott, South
port; Harry l.. Mintz. Southport;
Charles M. Trott. Whiteville.
District II: r. o. Mccoy,
Fayetteville; Stewart B. Warren,
Clinton; George E. Mason, Fort
Bragg.
District II: E. L. Mcbride, Alb
erdeen; Laughton Caddell, Hoff-
man; Vance T. Henry, Hamlet.
District Is: Morrison Peterson,
Red Springs; L. A. King, St.
Pauls; F. K. Biggs. Lumberton.
District "A: Glen C. Davis,
L%ewisburg; George M. Morrison.
Henderson; R. c. Young, Kitrell.
District Is: Norman B. Grant
ham, Smithfield; Robert J..
Peasants, Cary; Phillip r. White
ly, Wendell.
District 16: Dave Holmes. San
ford; George Franklin Blalock,
Durham; T. H. Grimes, Siler City.
District II: Egbert L. Haywood,
Durham; DR.. Ben A. Thax.
ton, Roxboro: Owen Robert
son, Chapel Hill.
District 10: Wade Lowe,
Harrington; Cy Compton, Mebane;
Tom Coble, Graham.
District 10: Robert D. Byrd,
Greensboro; H. T. William, Reeds
vile; DR.. Glenn Scott, Leaksville.
District 20; Robert Brunch,
Asheboro; o. ]. Marley. Licking
ton; Wade Phillips, Lexington.
District 81: Leighton Brown,
Troy; w. H. Morrow, Albermarle;
R. A. Croweu. .Ir.. Albermarle.
District %: Oscar B. Shelley,
Monroe; Frank o. Little, Wades.
boro; Erwin Price, Monroe.
District %: Grover c: Boden-
hamer, Kernersville.
District 2. R. N. Wingate, Sails
bury; H. w. Thompson, China
Grove; F. Scarf Morrison, States
vile.
District Is: J. A. P ettigre w.
Concord; Lawrence Zieverink,
Charlotte; Thomas W. Bird.
charlotte.
District 26: w. L. Ingold.
Taylorsville; w. Parks, Coward,