Teachers Meet in Asheville North Carolina Education Association gathering
Six Roanoke Rapids administrators attended the North Carolina Education Association meeting in Asheville from April 3 to 5. Leaders included Superintendent C W Davis and Miss Clara Hearne with Miss Pittman elected state president and Miss Hix named secretary.
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Roanoke Rapids
North Carolina Education Association
Asheville
C. W. Davis
Clara Hearne
Martha Craddock
Mary Hix
Rosina Pittman
Morris Clary
Miss Pittman
Association For Childhood
Miss Hix
North Carolina
Craddock
Clary
Roanoke Quiz crown goes to No. 2 Weavers in 17 16 win
The Roanoke No. 2 Weavers beat an office team 17 to 16 to claim the quiz title. Leonard Sulivan led the Weavers as top scorer while teammates included William Medlin R L Towe Bill Thorne Harvey Woodruff and John Dunn. The item notes plans for club activities and a forthcoming Brunswick Stew event at the Recreation Club Saturday noon plus a new emergency Scout troop and upcoming softball hopes.
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Roanoke No. 2
Leonard Sulivan
John Dunn
R. L. Towe
Union
William Medlin
Bill Thorne
Harvey Woodruff
John Hines
Thomas Jenkins
Roanoke
Offices to Close Easter Monday Observance
North Carolina State Employment Service offices will close on Monday April 44 for Easter. Unemployment claimants who normally report Monday should go Tuesday April 15, with two claims taken on Monday April 21 for those unable to visit Tuesday.
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North Carolina
First Methodist Church Easter Services Scheduled
The First Methodist Church lists classes at 9:45 with W. G. Lynch as superintendent and an 11:00 Easter Service featuring special music and a sermon on The Tragedy and Triumph of Easter. Sunrise service at Simmons Park at 5:45 a.m. Sunday. Only two services will be held. the 7:30 p.m. service is dropped for the morning event.
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Dantel Lane
W. G. Lynch
First Methodist Church
Simmons Park
Miss Vernelle Kimball Honored Ahead of May Wedding
Enfield hosts a surprise handkerchief shower for bride elect Miss Vernelle Kimball with a guest list including Elsie Kimball Elmer Cuthrell Emily Crouch Mildred Gray Marjorie Dickens Kiki Andleton Eunice Cuthrell Frances Hofler Corrine Hofler Ernestine Bellamy Eloise Hardison and others. A linen shower at Miss Julia Branch’s home honors Miss Kimball as her marriage to Everette Wade Byrd is slated for May with a separate guest list of local friends and relatives.
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Vernelle Kimball
Elsie Kimball
Elmer Cuthrell
Emily Crouch
Mildred Gray
Marjorie Dickens
Kiki Andleton
Eunice Cuthrell
Frances Hofler
Corrine Hofler
Ernestine Bellamy
Eloise Hardison
Fred Hoyle
Catherine Parker
Julia Branch
Everette Wade Byrd
Branch
Erma Louise Braswell
Annie Pope
Elizabeth Gray
Evelyn Leonard
Clellie Mizelle
Louise Mizelle
Alice McCut
Irma Elizabeth Sykes Weds Emmette Edward Jones
Mr and Mrs Faris Sykes of Enfield announce the marriage of their daughter Irma Elizabeth to Emmette Edward Jones of Emporia and Norfolk Virginia on March 30 1941 in Dillon South Carolina. The couple will reside at 15th Street Ocean Drive Norfolk Virginia.
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Jones—Sykes
Faris Sykes
Enfield
Irma Elizabeth
Jto Emmette Edward Jones
Emporia
Norfolk
Dillon
S. C
15Th Street
Ocean Drive
Lassiter Family and Jenkins Visit Richmond on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Lassiter and their children along with Mrs. J. H. Jenkins spent Sunday in Richmond, enjoying time with local relatives and sightseeing.
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Harvey Lassiter
J. H. Jenkins
Richmond
Uncovering the Hidden Mother City of the Incas
Explorers locate the Golden Metropolis high in the Andes where Sun Worshipers fled with vast treasure to escape plunder by the Spanish Conquistadors. Read of this important archeological find and view the remarkable photographs in The American Weekly with the Washington Sunday Times-Herald.
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Andes
American Weekly
Washington Sunday Times-Herald
Local Social Roundup From Raleigh Weekend Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Walker, Mr and Mrs. T. B. Barnes, Miss Velma Tutor and Mr. William Edwards spent Saturday in Raleigh. Mrs. Norman Hannon returns to Carthage after a week with her mother Mrs. Shields. R. H. Higgans and Wallace Brown of Henderson were visitors Friday.
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Edward Walker
T. B. Barnes
Velma
William Edwards
Raleigh
Norman Hannon
Carthage
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