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Newspaper
Roanoke Rapids Herald
Location
Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1944
Page
14
The Peoples Theatre presents Gung Ho next Sunday featuring Grace McDonald and Randolph Scott with a factual Marine raid story. It blends documentary realism aboard submarines and a brutal MakIn Island raid, followed by a romance and action packed sequences.
Wright struggles to sell a show written for a cast of youngsters. Jane gets Lydon's script to a producer who refuses the proteges. Craven needs money for treatment after a heart attack, prompting the boy to sell the play solo. The group learns Lydon betrayed Craven and storms the producer's office to push the show. Miss Withers quits the bright lights to join the stage and Lydon. Saturday features Western Vigilantes Ride with Russell Hayden.
The District Vocation Home Economics group met in Rich Square on March 20. Topics covered included ways of creating interest and scheduling classes, new discussion topics, materials, and teaching methods. President Miss Camille Clark announced a letter from Miss Mabel Lacey. The April meeting will be a social event with a joint fish fry for agricultural and home economics teachers at Colerain.
Roanoke Rapids Fire Chief W C King calls for community spring cleanup to remove rubbish and reduce fire hazards. He urges attic basement garage and yard clearing, safe disposal of paints and wastes, checks on heating and electrical equipment, proper extinguisher use and renewal, and safeguarding children from matches and flames.
Enfield hostesses Mrs. Sallie B Dickens and Mrs. C A Nichols Jr welcomed friends at a Thursday luncheon at Mrs. S W Dickens house. After lunch guests played bridge with Mrs. W F White winning high score and Mrs. Holt Evans taking bingo. Remembrances were given to Mrs. E L Daughtridge Mrs. Fred Hill and Mrs. W F Wooten of Tarboro.
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