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Newspaper
Roanoke Rapids Herald
Location
Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1933
Page
4
A critical essay frames Jesus as a master advertiser whose message remains potent after twenty centuries It argues his success lay in making news and avoiding routine Unlike modern preachers his actions were unpredictable and highly newsworthy, keeping audiences engaged and attentive.
The widow laments Edward Thorne Clark’s death with devotion and hope. She recalls sleepless nights, enduring sorrow, and the belief that his beloved rests in eternal life. She affirms continuing duties amid a world of conflict while finding solace in faith and divine peace.
The A C club gathered Thursday afternoon with Mrs Wm Medlin as hostess. Progressive contract was played at two tables with prizes for high and low scores. Mrs Jack Young won high and Mrs J F Lassiter took the low. A salad course was served at five. Tables included Mesdames W C Wilms Jack Young Steve Lipscomb Tom White J F Lassiter Cooper Grizzard Miss Virginia Jackson.
Mrs. G I Robinson expresses thanks to friends and neighbors for support during the illness and death of her husband G Ira Robinson who died April 5 1933. Special thanks to Dr Martin and aw es and appreciation for the beautiful musical offerings. May God bless you all.
Roanoke Rapids voters are informed an election will be held on May 2 1933 at regular polling places in the North and South Wards. The mayor will be elected at large for a term to expire June 1935 and two commissioners—one from each ward—for terms to expire June 1936. Registrars appointed on the 28th day of …
The Radio Priest announces registration in Roanoke Rapids from April 14 to April 22 1933. Registration books are open daily 9 AM to 5 PM at A L Clark’s North Ward and Joyner Motor South Ward excluding Sundays, with Saturday hours until 9 PM. Registrars are E A Telliga North Ward and E E Lehman South Ward. election judges W L Medlin and Harvey Saunders North Ward.
The Roanoke Rapids Board of Commissioners sets registration and election supervision for Ward elections. Voter eligibility requires one year in NC, six months in Halifax County, and three months in Roanoke Rapids prior to election. Orders posted and published March 28, 1933, with A L Clark as secretary treasurer. 4t-Apr. 20.
A Wynne Arkansas woman endorses Thedford’s Black-Draught for constipation describing morning sluggishness relief after a daily three-dose regimen and stating long-term use improves her health. The ad also promotes a child friendly syrup version.
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