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Newspaper
Roanoke Rapids Herald
Location
Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1946
Page
3
District Health Officer Dr Robert F Young urges tougher traffic laws and enforcement after February highway deaths. He calls for heavy penalties for DUI and reckless driving, expanded State Patrol, vehicle safety checks, and stricter driver license reexamination to curb the “murder on our highways.”
Howard Tickel celebrated his 5th birthday Friday afternoon at his parents home Mr and Mrs W H Tickel. The party featured games gifts for each guest a birthday cake with five candles and favors shaped like Easter rabbits. Guests included Hugh Cameron and Micky.
Mrs Edwin Cameron entertained the Thursday Night Bridge Club at her home at 8 with three tables of play. White spirea and purple iris decorated the rooms. Mrs W H Tickel won high score and received bookends. Mrs Fleetwood Sullivan was second high with postcards. Refreshments followed at 10 30 including strawberry shortcake ice tea and nuts.
Miss Helen Joyner celebrated her 14th birthday with a Thursday night party at her parents Mr and Mrs C J Joyner home. Guests included Pauline Proctor Janet Dixon Jane Draper Anglyn Emery Milton Byrd Billy Newsom Pete Newsom Mack Joyner Randolph Acree Junior Shearin Walter Lee Hargrave Dallas Cashville Harold Messer Russell Joyner and others.
Observations of temperature pressure and humidity from free balloon instruments sent by radio to ground weather stations are called roabs.
A memorial notice honors C M 1 c Daniel E Faison killed in Italy on April 15 1944 while serving in the U S M S The dedication expresses loneliness and heartache from MR AND MRS H M FAISON AND FAMILY and others who remember their loved one.
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