Malaria Survey Highlights County School Cases and Mosquito Breeding
Dr. L. L. Williams Jr notes 1938 North Carolina malaria figures while Halifax County Health Officer Robert F. Young reports 84 cases among county children from the 1939 survey. White schools show 14 of 3,184 and colored 72 of 3,675 positive. outbreaks linked to breeding ponds. He urges drains, larviciding, and screens to curb relapses.
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Health Department
Enfield
Roseneath
Tillery
Eden
Roanoke Rapids
Light Neck
Norfleet
Wayman
Halifax County
North Carolina
L. L. Williams, Jr
United States Public Health Service
Robert F. Young
In Memoriam for Father W. C. Wright
In loving remembrance of my father W. C. Wright who left us July 31 1938 two years ago. Our hearts are sore though time passes we miss you more. Memory is fresh as the year you passed and we long to be with you again in heaven. Sleep on dear and wait.
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W. C. Wright
First President of Roanoke Rapids Lions Club
Byron Gurley pictured as the clubs first president from 1935 to 1936. He serves on the City Board of Commissioners. The Lions plan their annual Mid-Summer Festival next week.
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Byron Gurley
Roanoke Rapids Lions Club
Gurley
Lions Club
City Board of Commissioners
Lions
Brown Pope Wedding Plans in Emporia Virginia
Miss Myrtle Brown of Enfield will wed Andrew Jackson Pope of Weldon on July 24 in Emporia Virginia at home Wel don. Sunday visit by Mr and Mrs C M Floyd and their children Caroline and Calvin to Portsmouth Virginia to see Mr and Mrs W C Cobb. signed Your loving Son W R Wright with grandsons Dallas and Robert Jr.
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Myrtle Brown
Paul V. Brown
Enfield
Andrew Jackson Pope
H. V. Pope
Mr. Pope
Weldon
Emporia
C. M. Floyd
Caroline
Calvin
Portsmouth, Va
W. C. Cobb
W. R. Wright
Dallas
Robert, Jr
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