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Newspaper

Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1933

Page

12

Local Merchants Oppose Tax on Charity Advertising

Roanoke Rapids merchants association meeting with about twenty five members from North and South wards passes a unanimous resolution opposing a sales tax and restricting cooperative or charity advertising schemes. A five dollar fine is set for violations. a committee will vet future ads and publish guidelines.

Hall County Roanoke Rapids Merchants Association C. C. Shell Association H. 8. Loy H. E. Lee M. D. Collier Losure W. C. Williams

Easter Egg Hunt At Annie Hancock Class

Annie Hancock held an Easter egg hunt Saturday afternoon for her class. Prizes were awarded to Lula Mae Floyd and Helen Hasty for finding the most eggs. Participants included Edith Boyd Doris Moore Helen Hasty Annette Van Dyke Lula Mae Floyd Frances Hockaday Marie Harbour Betsy Hawkins Margaret Wood Peggy Simms Cornelia Murphy Marjie Williams Hazel Cannon Florence Pair Margaret Dale.

Annie Hancock Lula Mae Floyd Helen Hasty Edith Boyd Doris Moore Annette van Dyke Frances Hockaday Marie Harbour Betsy Hawkins Margaret Wood Peggy Simms Cornelia Murphy Marjie Williams Hazel Cannon Florence Pair Margaret Dale

VEPCO First Aid Team Demonstrates For Kiwanis Club

The VEPCO First Aid Team under Instructor Zollie Powell and Captain Ben Parker visited the Kiwanis Club. They demonstrated two challenging first aid problems as practice for the state contest in Richmond next week. Sherry from Kiwanis explained the problems as the crew worked.

VEPCO Zollie Powell Ben Parker Kiwanis Club Richmond Kiwani Ank Sherry

Druggist Alfred Martin Plans Second Honeymoon Trip

Alfred Martin and his wife depart tomorrow for New York for what he calls their second honeymoon.

New York Alfred Martin Mrs. Martin

Convention Called Off Under New Law Sparks Debate

The Democratic Executive Committee chaired by Judge A L Clark calls off the April 18 convention after a new law allows any party member to run as a candidate without party designation. Critics note loss of majority rule and risk of minority parties selecting a rival mayor through vote concentration.

Tien Democratic Executive Committee A. L. Clark Democratic Party Roanoke Rapids

Children Hospitalized After Luminol Tablets In Play

A group of three children in Roanoke Rapids played doctor and ingested Luminol tablets from a home medicine chest. Two children aged five and two were treated at Roanoke Rapids Hospital after a stomach pump was used and they were kept awake with cold towels. Bunny Webb retrieved the pills, the family stated the bottle contained at least ten tablets and the exact amount ingested remains unclear.

Mittle Dick Lee Exum Bunny Webb Exum 3. S. Webb Roanoke Rapids Hospital Jackson St

Local figures conduct business and visit in Hasville and Richmond

D. M. McKnight of Durham transacted business in the city this week. Mr and Mrs Tommy Wright, Mr and Mrs John Gaylord and daughter Alice spent Sunday in Hasville. Russell Buxton and Crawford Britton spent the week end in Richmond.

J. W. Copeland Weldon J. A. Morris Robert Gay Pattie Bradley Jackson Roanoke Rapids W. C. Ricks Pearl and Rose Collin Ricks Durham Aubrey Kee Norfolk W. Kee Frank Grissom Helen Simmons Mark Allen D. M. McKnight Tommy Wright John Gaylord Alice Hasville Russell Buxton Crawford Britton Richmond

Democratic Convention Bill Sparks Debate Among Democrats

The Democratic Convention has been declared useless by critics and the new bill offers no replacement. Senator Long may return this weekend with arguments to win support from all good Democrats.

Altho Senator Long

Leggett's Loot Reaches 500 After Store Raid

Police report a Leggett's raid yielded only 3.85 in cash from a late after hours sale with safe cash intact. Patrolman Green notes the break in occurred after midnight. a 19 Virginia plated Ford or sedan was seen fleeing. The Country Club break also occurred same night with minor items stolen. A $50 reward is posted by manager H. S. Loy for information leading to arrest or recovery.

Carl Green South Ward Green 12Th St H. S. Loy Leggett’s

Local Social Notes From Roanoke Rapids and Nearby

The column records residents visiting relatives in Roanoke Rapids Danville and Halifax with several short onetime trips. It notes little Rachel Wells breaking her arm at school but recovering well. Miss Boyd hosts a bridge party with Miss Maude Shaw and Miss Edna Stillman aiding, with Mrs Harry House taking high score and others attending.

Bunn Wells Roanoke Rapids Miss Sue House Exum Mathews Jimmie Robinson Danville Roberta House Halifax Henrico Rachel Wells GC. S. Wells Miss Boyd Thelma Boyd Bridge Club Miss Maude Shaw Harry House Edna Stillman

Legger Is Hurt With 60 Gallon Liquor Transport

A Henderson man carrying sixty gallons of liquor wrecked his car in a Northampton County ditch. Clayton Legger sustained a deep hand cut from broken glass and was taken to Roanoke Rapids Hospital for stitches and kept under guard for two to three days. Deputy C C Barrett arrested him. Several local residents accompanied the injured man at the hospital.

Aston Henderson Northampton County Clayton Roanoke Rapids Hospital Johnny Martin C. C. Barrett

Newport man visits Roanoke Rapids and Raleigh business guest

George A. Beale of Newport News Virginia is spending the week in the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Pitt. J. D. Nicholson of Raleigh was a business visitor in Roanoke Rapids Tuesday.

George A. Beale Newport ,News, Va Mrs. C. M. Pitt J. D. Nicholson Raleigh Roanoke Rapids

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Merchants Meeting The Roanoke Rire Mr. Wrenn Mr. Smith Thelma W. Hamill R. D. Hardy Misses I E and Lena Hamill Maude Shaw Mr. Charles House Oak Grove Hatchery L. A. Daniel N. C Royster S. M. Thompson Star Studio Tri-City Motor Company Southern College of Photography Adv
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