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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1946

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Roanoke Rapids Civic Council Hears Signage Plan and Teen-Age Support

The Civic Clip Council with Kiwanis, Rotary and others met at the Municipal Building led by Ray Stephenson. They approved a Constitution, discussed electric Welcome signs at three Roanoke Rapids entrances, and planned publicizing work with each organization. They also considered reviving State Guard interest and funding a Teen-Age Club supervisor for two evenings weekly on probation, with monthly disbursements through the adult committee.

Civic Clip Council Oroiation Kiwanis Club Business Andganizations the Merchants Association Business & Professional Women’s Club Lion's Club Rotary Club Munipal Building Ray Stephenson Roanoke Rapids

Child Soloist to Star With North Carolina Orchestra

The North Carolina Symphony Orchestra will perform in Roanoke Rapids on Tuesday May 7 with a matinee at 2 30 p m featuring Margaret Goodman a Ghodburn N C high school student as child soloist The matinee is free for children The evening concert for adults starts at 8 p m

North Carolinga Symphony Orchestra Roanoke Rapids Margaret Goodman Ghodburn N. C

Youth Week Opens Third Year At Rosemary Baptist Church

Easter Sunday night Rev. Mar shall Whitehurst opened the first service of Youth Week at Rosemary Baptist Church launching the third annual leadership week. Rev. W. W. Finlater delivered the message to the youths who consecrated themselves to the task. Symbols of offices were presented to officers and youth leaders.

Marshall Whitehurst Rosemary Baptist Church W. W. Finlater Weldon Baptist Church White Hurst Thomas Clark Dwight Dobbins Frank Kendrick Forest Lee Bryant George F. Pappendick Sanford Brown Margaret Lou George Women's Missionary Union Hattie Cullom T. U Maxine H. Harris Dorothy Cooper Mae Averette Thomas L. Clark E. Dwight Dobbins Ernestine Smith Sara Pope Earl Bryant Margaret Blowe Young Peoples Department Lyretha Inscoe Stella Justice Ruby D. Hasty Sybil Wood Adult Young Peoples Secre

Palmer C France Receives Navy Honorable Discharge

Palmer C France son of Mr and Mrs B H France 917 Cedar Street has been honorably discharged after two years and two months of service He wears one battle star and the American European African and Asiatic Pacific ribbons plus the in acad conduct and victory medals

Palmer C. France B. H. France Cedar Street U. S. Navy

Young Man Jailed for Murder After Family Tragedy

Willie Lewis Alston an 18 year old of Enfield area is jailed in Halifax County on a murder charge for killing his father Willie Alston 37 at their home on the resettlement project. He says his father choked his mother after returning home drunk then he struck his father with an ax. Coroner and sheriff investigations confirm the accounts. Alston waived preliminary hearing and is held for Superior Court with trial expected as court convenes next week.

Willie Lewis Alston Halifax County Willie Alston Enfield Scotland Neck Alston Rowe H. A. House J. L. Mountcastle Halifax

Stores to observe Wednesday half holiday in Roanoke Rapids

Mrs. Clyde Martin secretary of the Roanoke Rapids Merchants Association announced stores will close at 1 PM next Wednesday May 1 marking the start of a seasonal half holiday. The afternoon closing will continue through May June July and August.

Clyde Martin Roanoke Rapids Merchants Association

Soldier Home on 30 Day Visit from Oliver General

Pfc Clifton Everette, hospitalized in Oliver General Hospital Augusta since last year, returns home for a 30 day leave to recuperate from battle wounds. He has spent 13 months as a patient and is now restored to limited duty.

Pfc Clifton Everette Oliver General Hospital Augusta

Halifax County appoints registrars and election judges

The Halifax County Board of Elections named registrars and two judges for each precinct. Listed are the appointed officials for all precincts including Butterwood, Conceonara, Enfield, Faucetts, Halifax, Hollister, Kenhukee, Littleton, Palmyra, Ringwood, Roanoke Rapids Nos. 1–4, Roseneath, Scotland Neck, Weldon, and Roanoke Rapids staff. Registrars received registration books and instructions this morning.

Halifax County County Board of Elections Butterwood C. E. Brewer G. W. Alston J. W. Bowers Conceonara J. R. Edmondson Parks. Enfield D. B. Barnes Robert Davis Hardy Bobbitt Faucetts H. O. Hux J. H. Lewis Palmyra D. B. Harrison J. T. Mizell N. E. Winslow Ringwood M. E. Cousins, Jr W. W. Anderson C. O. Fleming Roanoke Rapids Monk Medlin Bradford Browning H. Dickens C. Bruce Camy Charlie Crowder Ottis J. Reynolds Bernard Medlin Chester F. Allsbrook W. L. Mills Hannibal Shearin Virginia Shearin W. I. Hockaday Roseneath C. E. Cotton H. C. Bass L. C. Barbour Scotland Neck W. J. Murphrey Roberts Herring L. L. Whitehead Weldon Thomas S. Turner IP. Hartsee

Paper Collection Scheduled Sunday

The Boy Scouts of the city schedule a scrap paper collection next Sunday after noon starting at 1 30 o'clock Residents are asked to bundle old paper and place it on the curb for pickup The Scouts appreciate the help

Boy Scouts of the City

Quankie Church Plans All Day Service With Two Preachers

Quankie Baptist Church near the city will hold an all day service on Sunday May 5 starting at 11 A M. Pastor Rev HB W Greene of Henderson will preach, followed at 3 P M by Rev Lee Pridgen former army chaplain and new Tar River Association missionary. Dinner will be served on the grounds and the public is invited.

Quankie Baptist Church HB. W. Greene Henderson Lee Pridgen Tar River Association

Preacher Garner to Return Home from Japan

United States Marine Corps Lance Corporal Norman Garner known as Preacher will depart Japan soon and head back to the United States, officials announced today.

Garner Norman United States Marine Corps Japan

Rotary Names New Officers in Roanoke Rapids

Dr. Tom Taylor was elected president of the Roanoke Rapids Rotary Club for the coming year at the regular Tuesday meeting. New officers include M. C. Savage as vice president Dr. R. M. Bardin secretary treasurer R. M. Taylor sergeant at arms and Ben Lancaster with M. C. Newsome Sr as board members. Lancaster named as delegate to the Rotary International convention in Atlantic City in June. Rotarian Tarvin Jones spoke on Rotary and its role in national life. Raymond Purdy and Frank A. Thomas of Atlanta attended as guests.

Tom Taylor Roanoke Rapids Rotary Club M. C. Savage R. M. Bardin R. M. Taylor Ben Lancaster M. C. Newsome Rotary Atlantic City Tarviv’ Jones Raymond Purdy Frank A. Thomas Atlanta

Election Voting Places Designated in Roanoke Rapids

Voters in Roanoke Rapids will go to the polls on Tuesday May 7 to elect two members of the City Board of Commissioners. The North Ward voting place is Greenberg's warehouse and the South Ward location is Rosemary.

Roanoke Rapids City Board of Missioners Greenberg South Ward Rosemary

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State Guard J. B. van Metts Board of Representatives N. C. Orchestra Palmer C France Leonard M. Henry Washington, D St. John’s Catholic Church C. O. Strickland County Board of Elections Names Registrars Quankie Church
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