Owing to the equipment, it will be impossible to satisfactorily entertain the friends at meals. All those visiting the camp have been requested to bring their lunch and make it a real picnic. Troop 25, Stuart Ragland, Scout master, has again won the banner for the month of August, with 11.04 points. This makes three months in succession in which the banner was won by Troop 5, and the members of this troop are to be highly commended for the good work they are doing. Scout master Ragland says that there was no time during the past several months, while the troop has been disbanded, that he was not in touch with each boy and did not know where he was.
SEVENTY-NINE PASS TEST
Kixt of Slippery Appointments to Practice Law in North Carolina
Announced,
RALEIGH, N.C., September 1.
Seventy-nine of the K2 applicants for licenses to practice law passed the examinations held before the Supreme Court on Monday. The court made an announcement of this effect this evening, giving the names of the successful applicants. They follow:
Arthur A. Aronson, Raleigh; William F. Midgett, Elizabeth City; Conrad F. Sanrock, Fayetteville; Alan Turner, Statesville; Peter R. Mine, Ayden; Leon G. Stevens, Smithfield; William S. Bogle, Hiddonie; Ellis C. Jones, Gay, Jackson County; Thomas L. Williams, Apex; Ephral.  L. Brickhouse, Columbia; Herbert 13 Harrell, Weldon; Benjamin McL. Covington, Wadesboro; Robert K. Little, Tr., Wadesboro; George W. Craig, Asheville; John R. Manning, Henderson; Eura A. Mathews, Atkinson; Mark P. Spears, Charlotte; Alexander T. Shaw, Raleigh; Elrod 11. 