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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1941

Page

5

Defense job recruiting drives skilled workers nationwide

A broad campaign seeks airplane sheet metal, wood workers, aeronautical engineers, shipwrights, tool makers, die makers, lathe operators, and other skilled trades for national defense projects. Unemployed or underused workers urged to register at local offices. Roanoke Rapids serves Halifax and Northampton counties with extensions to Littleton Halifax Enfield Jackson Rich Square and Scotland Neck.

National Defense Program Roanoke Rapids Halifax Northampton Littleton Enfield Jackson Rich Square Scotland Neck

Weldon Debaters Win In Contests

Weldon High School debaters won both sides of the triangular state contests last Friday. The affirmative team Bob Shepherd and Bill Edwards beat Oxford’s negative in Henderson, and the negative team Jessie Gregory and Frances Nash defeated the Henderson affirmative in Oxford, earning Weldon a chance to compete at Chapel Hill.

Weldon High School Weldon Chapel Hill Bob” Shepherd Bill Edwards Oxford Henderson Jessie Gregory Frances Nash

Roanoke Mills Clinic Announces New Hours

Beginning Monday April 7 the Roanoke Mills Company Clinic at Second and Jackson Street will operate from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Dr M C Maddrey says the change will allow physicians and aides to provide better service to the public.

Roanoke Mills Company Second and Jackson Street M. C. Maddrey

Meeting in Asheville Hosts Educational Symposium

Attending meeting in Asheville through April 5 with N E A Public Relations Committee member Mr. Clary leading a Friday general session symposium. Miss Craddock has secured Dr. Walter C. Myer for the main social science speaker, noted for supplying classroom news pamphlets.

Clary N. E. A. Public Relations Committee Miss Craddock Walter C. Myer Civil Education Service Myer

Birthday Party for Little Miss Jean Overton

Little Miss Jean Overton celebrated her fifth birthday Tuesday afternoon with games and refreshments. Guests included Pansy Newsome Betty Storey Lucille Insece Edith Waters Bobby Newsome Billy Innis Clarence Whitby and Raymond Earl Whitby. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Porter of Franklin VA visited with friends and relatives Saturday.

Pansy Newsome Betty Storey Lucille Insece Edith Waters Bobby Newsome Billy Innis Clarence Raymond Earl Whitby Miss Overton Robert Porter Franklin, Va

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