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Newspaper
Roanoke Rapids Herald
Location
Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1936
Page
2
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The Herald previews a color comic section featuring the Willets home life and eight pages of twelve comics each week. Mr and Mrs Cleveland Pate of Wood River Illinois announce their 16th child Epilog after naming their 15th Finis, noting a name is only a label.
Calvary Thelma Willie Gray Mitchell spent Sunday at home in Roanoke Rapids. Virginia Jenkins visited Roanoke Rapids briefly Sunday afternoon. Virginia King Ruby King and F R King were guests of Paul Etheridge. M W Myrick and son visited Mrs John Myrick. Mrs Robert Morris, recently hospitalized for a serious operation, remains in Roanoke Rapids Hospital for three weeks of recovery.
Mrs Burrell of Warrenton NC spoke on Missionary Work at Calvary church Sunday afternoon. Local attendees included Mesdames Myrick King Sillery and others and Misses Emma and Sarah King and Mattie Jenkins. Katherine Shearin of Roanoke Rapids visiting sister Mrs Morris. Several visits to Louisburg and Roanoke Rapids noted. Easter program planned at Weavers Chapel. Electric light line expected by September.
Benjamin Hancock chased a mouse in his Sycamore Illinois home, fell and broke his hip, later succumbing to the injury.
John Bush of Buckeye Lake faced arrest after setting his house ablaze and playing an organ. Police hunt a thief who stole two possums from Bellwood County prison camp near Atlanta where convicts had fattened them for Thanksgiving.
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