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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1935

Page

2

Paroled Banker and Other Clemencies Approved

Raleigh reports Governor Ehringhaus granted parole to J Mack Rhodes former Hendersonville banker after three years of a longer term. Rhodes praised as an efficient prisoner in clerical work Brownlow Jackson Hendersonville. Also paroled Clyde Montgomery once sentenced to death for assault later reduced to life. Eleven other paroles granted and 35 clemency requests denied.

Raleigh J. Mack Rhodes Hendersonville Ehringhaus Rhodes Brownlow Jackson U. S Clyde Montgomery Wilmington Morrison

County Union Meeting At Methodist Church Here April 9th

The First meeting of the County Union was held at the Methodist Church in Roanoke Rapids on Tuesday evening April 9 with good attendance. Harvey Woodruff presided and Janies Cook led the devotional. Programs included songs prayers scripture poems duets an organ solo and a closing prayer. Future meetings will be held every other month on Thursday after the second Sunday with the next gathering in Weldon on June 18.

County Union Methodist Church Roanoke Rapids Harvey Woodruff Janies Cook Jesus W. W. Woodruff Cecilia Butts Geraldine Keeter Weldon

Lovely Coletrane Hall party entertains with bridge

Coletrane Hall hosted a Friday evening soiree hosted by Miss Omara Daniel and Miss Ruth Chapman featuring bridge. Prizes included a cake for high by Margie Caldwell and a low cake for Frances Sharpe, with honors awarded to Mrs. George Hayes. A salad course and corsages accompanied the event amid a floral display.

Coletrane Hall Omara Daniel Ruth Chapman Bridge Margie Caldwell High Frances Sharpe George Hayes William Maddox Crawford Hoyle Martha Craddock Josephine Hart Sheridan Carrie Smith Hazel Cobb Ruth White Virginia Blount Mary Frances Whitehurst Ada Edwards Margie Cardwell Vernie Eddins Susan Womble Otelia Vaughan Virginia Gates Aileen Charles Elizabeth Tait Betty Gates Margie Chapman Evelyn Caldwell Mesdames W. H. Babcock R. G. Knight Cranford Hoyle Caldwell J. H. Vries C. W. Davis A. China

Weekend visits and social notes from many towns

Mesdames Basil Glover Bob Merritt Mrs and Mrs W H Shei spent Tuesday in Durham Miss Blanche Ellis spent the week end at her home in Littleton Mr and Mrs Dick Jones Mrs Pauline Buckner of Warrento spent Monday with Mrs G W Waters R L Rainge of Warrenton agreed Saturday to make his home here in the future Mr and Mrs D B Camp Me James A M Glover Lula Hart and Miss Florine Glover were visitors in Emporia Va Sunday Mrs John Taylor and Son Donald of Weldon spent the week ends with Mrs Alice Underwood Mr and Mrs Gene Pearson and daughter Gladys spent the week end with Mr and Mrs W H Brewer in Fitzburgh Va Mr and Mrs Grady Hawkins and daughter Helen spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs W H Brewer in Fitzburgh Va Mr and Mrs Robert Carlisle and Archie Watson of Raleigh spent the week end with Mrs Mary Carlisle Mrs Florence Pugh of Frankford Del was the guest of Mr and Mrs Richard Bray Friday Mesdames L E Hudson A M Glover Lula Harris Miss Laura Camp and Allie Harris spent Saturday in Rocky Mount Mr and Mrs W S Burnette of Osburg spent Sunday with Mrs John Baird J B Edmonds F M Coburn attended the funeral of Robert May in Greenville Monday Mrs J W Gibson of Norfolk Va spent several days with Mr H M Hudson last week

R. L. Rainge Warrenton D. B. Camp James A. M. Glover Lula Hart Florine Glover Emporia John Taylor Donald of Weldon Alice Underwood Gene Pearson Gladys W. H. Brewer Fitzbugh Grady Hawkins Helen Fitzburgh Robert Carlisle Archie Watson Raleigh Mary Carlisle Florence Pugh Frankfor Del Richard Bray Mesdames L. E. Hudson A. M. Glover

Town Gossip Highlights Weekend Visits and Moves

Miss Cleo Blackner and Margy McDonald of Erwin were weekend guests of Mrs. Harrison Giles. S. B. Jones of Sanford visited relatives. Mrs. C. L. Massey and children spent the weekend in Danville with her parents, Mr and Mrs A. B. McAlister. The group also notes several trips to Greensboro and Henderson, and that Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Ward plan to move to Greensboro.

Cleo Blackner Margy McDonald Erwin Harrison Giles S. B. Jones Sanford

Mrs Matthews Hosts Bridge Club Evening

Mrs J O Matthews hosted her bridge club last Monday with players Miss Clyde Fulgham Merle Bell Anita Harris Fannie Harris and Mesdames J V Moore O T Johnson C R Johnson. Clyde Fulgham won the high score prize and Anita Harris the second high prize. both received attractive gifts. Hot chocolate and cookies were served at ten thirty.

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