Reid Named Elizabeth City School Superintendent
Paul A. Reid, formerly with Roanoke Rapids schools 1929 to 1938, accepts the post of Superintendent of Schools in Elizabeth City. He and Mrs. Reid will move from Raleigh by July 1. Claude Gaddy notes a successor has not yet been chosen. Reid credentialed with AB and MA from UNC, has held multiple education roles, and remains active in several associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul A. Reid
Roanoke Rapids
Elizabeth City
Reid
Prince of the
Needham-Broughton
Raleigh
Claude Gaddy
Gaddy
Edgar B. Bundy
Needham Broughton
Wade Mecum Springs
Pilot Mountain
University of North
Education Association
N. C. Education Association
Department of
National Education Association
Wake County School Masters’ Club
N. G. Committee
Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Raleigh Kiwanis Club
Family Service Society
Raleigh History Club
Edenton Street
Local residents spend holidays and weekends with relatives
Fayetteville sees Janet Weldon and Gree nsboro visitors during Easter. Lillington and Raleigh residents visit relatives in town. Families from Wake Forest Rich Square and Emporia enjoy holidays with kin. A mix of trips to Virginia towns and North Carolina cities marked the spring observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Rawlings
Fayetteville
Mabel Alston
Lillington
W. L. Alston
Robert Morehead
Wake Forest
R. P. Morehead
N. S. Barnes
Waverly
Nan Armstead
South Hill
G. B. Gregory
Elizabeth Harvell
Greensboro
N. C
J. A. Harvell
Gilbert Darden
Suffolk
W. H. Anthony
Catherine Hardison
Raleigh
H. A. Hardison
Donnie May Farmer
Old Halifax clerk’s office restored as museum and library
The colonial clerk’s office in Halifax is restored by the Halifax Party Committee. The three room red brick building opened for the Halifax Garden tour on April 15 and 16 and will remain open. It will serve as a museum and town library with funds anticipated for a commemorative monument. The site is part of a larger Halifax restoration project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Clerk‘s Office
Halifax
Town Talk Lives A Weekend in Washington and Nearby
Local notes recount Miss Hattie Humpheries and others visiting Washington D C last Sunday. Doris Hedgepeth of Westhampton College visited with her parents over the weekend. Families from Norfolk Suffolk Martinsburg and Belmont hosted guests and relatives including the Wolhar and Morgan families visiting from their homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Spruell Mahorn
Charles Richmond
Chapel Hill
Camm Tilghman
Howard Bounds
Frank Willie
Doris
Weld
Sam Underwood
Greenville
J. S. Wyche
Edith Moody
Greensboro
C. A. Roberts
Norfolk
R. J. Rightmyer
Lincolnton
A. W. Bryant
Ashley
Plymouth
Guy Brown
P. L. Matthews
Margaret Pappendick
Elizabeth City
George Pappendick
Lacey Rice
Big Island
Dorothy Rice
Kathleen Crumpler
Washington, D. C
H. B. Duke
W. E. Lane
J. R. Duke
Hattie Humpheries
Eveyn Johnson
Elizabeth Wilson
Virginia Bell Vincent
Doris Hedgepeth
Westhampton College
M. H. Hedgepeth
V. C. Morgan
Derith Morgan
Billie Morgan
Suffolk
F. J. Hangley
Christianburg
Elizabeth Wolhar
Martinsburg
Charles Wolhar
Teresa Wolhar
Belmont
W. A. Wolhar
Nellie Cullom
Richmond
T. T. Shell
Kent Bentley
Dublin
James A. Durant
Wilson
Also Mentioned on This Page
P. A. Reid
Halifax County Board of Commissioners
North Carolina Society For the Preservation of Antiquities
North Carolina State Garden Club
Mr. Taylor Oakes
Mrs
A. W. Oakes
Albert Lassiter
Richmond, Va
Ernest Williams
Annie Pope
Enfield
Emilie Crouch
Frances and
Agnes Oakes
B. E. Lancaster and Son
Maxie
Castalia
Weldon
Rich Square
Alma Shearin
Hollister
J. B. Archer
Robert Henry
Lawrenceville, Va
Betty Wynne
Margaret Anne Ingram
Emporia, Va
Paul Woodruff
Asheboro
Abner Braswell
James Braswell
R. H. Archer
Ella Mae
Lawrenceville
Kelly Pearson
R. C. Hardy
Holly Hill
S. C
Annie Belle Daughtry
Hudson
Roanoke Rapids Oil Co
Roanoke Rapids Building & Loan Association
W. 2Nd Street
Hayuag
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
W. Second St
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