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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1935

Page

8

Aurelian Springs Commencement Week Ends in Star Studded Program

Commencement Week at Aurelian Springs begins Friday with the annual music recital in the high school auditorium and closes next Thursday with the high school and seventh grade commencement. Sunday features a 3 p m baccalaureate sermon by Rev J F Roach. Tuesday highlights graded school commencements for primary and grammar grades. Wednesday hosts recitation contests. Thursday presents seventh grade diplomas by C L Kelly and high school diplomas by Henry T Clark of Scotland Ned. Medals and awards are presented. County Superintendent A E Akers introduces the event and Carroll Wilson of Roanoke Rapids delivers the commencement address. thirty five seniors will receive high school diplomas.

Aurelian Springs J. F. Roach C. L. Kelly Henry T. Clark Scotland Ned A. E. Akers Carroll Wilson Roanoke Rapids

Methodist Women's Meeting in Roanoke Rapids May 2

The Halifax County zone of the Methodist Woman's Missionary Society will meet in Roanoke Rapids on Thursday May 2 at 10 o'clock at the Woman's Club House on Jackson and luncheon will follow at noon. The Rosemary Auxiliary hosts the gathering with leaders from county churches invited and to attend. Visitors should bring a small lunch to supplement salad and coffee served by Rosemary ladies.

Halifax County Methodist Woman's Missionary Society Roanoke Rapids Rosemary Woman’s Club Jacksonpeice Williteem Promi

Joint Bridge Party Hosted by Misses Tait Kimbrough and Eddins

Miss Elizabeth Tait Miss Eunice Kimbrough and Miss Vernie Eddins hosted a Thursday bridge event at Coletrane Hall with five tables. A salad course arrived at ten thirty and Mrs. Howard Pruden won the top tapestry prize amid a room richly decorated for the occasion.

Elizabeth Tait Eunice Kimbrough Vernie Eddins Coletrane Hall Howard Pruden Mesdames Ralph Knight W. A. China William Medlin J. W. Harrell W. C. Williams Crawford Hoyle Rives Manning C. W. Davis Misses Ann Coleman Lillian Bell Jenkins Martha Craddock Hart Sheridan Susan Womble Mary Blalock Winifred Beckwith Virginia Blount Evelyn Caldwell Margie Caldwell Martha Carson

Roanoke Rapids High School Delegation Heads To State Music Festival

Roanoke Rapids High School musicians and singers traveled to Greensboro to compete in the State Music Festival. Six cars and a large streamlined bus carried fifty students with chaperones Supt Charley Davis R L Martin Miss Virginia Smith Zeb Denny J Sanders S D Brown Mrs Charley Johnson and Horace Grissom. The glee clubs and orchestra compete and return Friday evening.

Roanoke Rapids Greensboro Charley Davis R. L. Martin Virginia Smith Zeb Denny J. Sanders S. D. Brown Charley Johnson Horace Grissom

Greensboro College and Wake Forest students visit Weldon

Misses Janet Rawlings Mary Belle Draper and Frances King of Greensboro College spent the holidays with their parents in Weldon. Mer edith College students Hazel Neville Margaret Shepard and Dot Howard also visited. Others listed include Mrs Ruth Coppedge and daughter in Scotland Neck and George Lewis of Rocky Mount. Mr C E Meiggs weekend in Norfolk.

Janet Rawlings Mary Belle Draper Frances King Greensboro College Ruth Coppedge Scotland Neck Ernest Morrissette Williamston Hazel Neville Margaret Shepard Dot Howard Meredith College George Lewis Rocky Mount Helen Rowell Thomasville James Rowell Oak Ridge Dot Jones Morton Farber Worth Armistead Wake Forest College C. E. Meiggs Norfolk

Town Talk Manners of Families in Virginia Visit

Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Jernigan and son Dove and Mrs. J A Thompson spent the weekend in Franklin Virginia. Miss Anna Belle Daughtry of Beaufort visited her parents Mr and Mrs Bob Daughtry during the Easter holidays.

Curtis Jernigan Dove J. A. Thompson Frankin Anna Belle Daughtry Beaufort Bob Daughtry

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