Editor In Chief Ophelia Daniel and Editorial Team
Ophelia Daniel serves as Editor in Chief with Evelyn Johnson as Assistant Editor and a team including Mi Bounds Pauline Brewer Ottis Reynolds Hines and Jimmie Shell. The roster lists sections for girls and boys clubs and sports reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ophelia Daniel
John Bounds
Pauline Brewer
Ottis Reynolds
Glee Club
Ophelia Daniel Sports
Jimmie Shell Assembly
Hilda Hines
Tarboro Triangular Debate Winners Reported
Tarboro High School won the debut triangle competition with Tepanoke Rapids and Scotland Neck. Roanoke Rapids recorded losses as its negative team defeated by Tarboro while their affirmative faced Scotland Neck and lost. Judges tallied outcomes across all debates and Roanoke Rapids previously advanced to a Chapel Hill event.
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Tarboro High School
Tepanoke Rapids
Scotland Neck
Tarboro
Roanoke Rapids
Lemont
Slurray
Ophelia da
Jimmie Shell
John Beards
Tocal
Chapel Hillel
Rev Alexander Speaks At Hi Y Reserve Meet
Tur nboro minister Rev Chester Alexander addressed Girls Reserves and Hi Y at a joint supper in the First Baptist Church BY PLA department on Tuesday night. He spoke on episodes of character as Rev Hugh Bradley introduced him.
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Chester Alexander
Turnboro
Othe Hiey
Ted
Mus Heys
A. PL Musttan
CW Davis
P. A. Reid
Miss Maude Hunt Gralany Poyner
John Bown
Francis Cobb
Ella Lee ‘Taylor
Fredt Miltoscot Sullivan
Gesse Mathin Harris
Elva Kendrick
M Punnine
Carl Thompson
Fivewer
Invite Shell
Hilda Hines
Movie Gossip and Stars Stir Up February Newsroom Buzz
Gossip notes Janet Gaynor in Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm and Ann Harding eyeing a legal drama. Aliasing The Actress hints at a tense surgery scene in Alias the Jactor. Readers are told about Grand Ghosts and The Miralee Man as upcoming features with varied fan interest and regional release timing.
Cash to North Carolina Vets from War Policies
Rep Wright Patman cites a bill to pay adjusted compensation life insurance to veterans. The figures show North Carolina would receive about 57 thousand dollars per county, with national totals of 48.8 million dollars per state and 2.2 billion dollars to complete all policies. Patman notes 1.6 million veterans need funds now, including 750,000 able bodied, 75,000 disabled, and 800,000 employed part time. The average policy value is $1,000 and all 3.6 million certificates could be paid without bonds.
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Halitax County
World War Veterns
Wright Patman
Texas
Unitedates
United States
Patman
Richmond Colts Recruit Receives Early Rookie Hype
Troy Goodman, former first sack leader at local high school, joins the Richmond Colts this season as a promising rookie. He split time with the Baltimore Orioles last Saturday, going six innings and hitting a two bagger in three plate appearances, though the Colts fell 7 to 2.
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Troy Goodman
The
Jocal High School
Richmond Colts
Baltimore Orioles
Goodman
Colts
Thirty-Six Try For Play In Mass Class Contest
A cooperative effort on Tuesday drew thirty six boys and girls competing for roles in the annual class play. Winners include Phala Vick Ottley Cranwell Margaret Anderson Igella Cameron Ella Giles Elva k Hilda Hines shell John Bounds Belmont Murray Car Thompson Norman Speight. The production titled Oh Professor features a three act script and promising cast energy. Further announcements will appear on this page.
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For Mass
Phala Vick
Ottley Cranwell
Margaret Anderson
Igella Cameron
Ella Giles
Elva K
Hilda Hines
Shell John Bounds
Belmont Murray
Car Thompson
Norman Speight
Carl Thompson Improves Talk From State College Exhibition
Carl Thompson recently returned from State College where he attended an engineering exhibition. He prepared notes on the exhibition phases to outline his upcoming talk and will address a chemistry class and likely the assembly today.
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Carl Thompson
State College
Carl
Mt State College
Notice of City Election in Roanoke Rapids 1932
Roanoke Rapids voters are notified under North Carolina law to hold a municipal election in May 1932 to elect two commissioners. One commissioner must reside in the North Ward with a term ending the first Monday in June. Polls run 8 AM to sunset at regular wards.
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Roanokeids
North Carolina
North Caro
Roanokeds
General Assembly of Carolina
Roanoke Rapids
North O South
Roanoke Rapids prepares for election registration and voting
The Roanoke Rapids Board orders registrars to revise registration books from April 16 to April 22 1932 and keep hours 9am to 5pm at Roanoke Pharmacy and Drug Company with extended Saturday hours until 9pm on the second Saturday before the election. Registrars are C L Massey North Ward and G R Greene South Ward. Judges are W P Vaughan S J Bounds North Ward and S D Brown Curtis Shell South Ward. Voter eligibility requires state residency of one year Halifax County six months and Roanoke Rapids four months prior to election.
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Roanoke Pharmacy
Drug Company
Roanoke Rapids
C. L. Massey
North Ward
G. R. Greene
South Ward
W. P. Vaughan
S. J. Bounds
S. D. Brown
Curtis Shell
South
State of
North Carolina
County of
Halifax
Board of Commissioners
City of
A. D
A. L. Clark
Roanoke
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R.R. High School
Evelyn Johnson
Alexander
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
National Loan & Insurance Co
W. Second St
Dial
BAYER
Beyer
Nagin
Temene Caper Ampere
Hemeefer
Dows
Fidel Witts Moody
Ellsworth Vines
Janet Gay x
Rebecca
Sunnybrook Farm
Chase National Bank
Ann Harding
New York
Miralee
Omebody
N. C
Halifax County
J. E. de
D. Worsham
Virgin
D. P
Vam
Tri-City Motor Company
Phaeton Tudor Sedan
C.B. Detreis,pi
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