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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1939

Page

6

Halifax Rat Killing Campaign Declared Big Success

Halifax County Health Department reports a successful rat poisoning campaign in Halifax with cooperation from the town and state health officials. The effort reduced local rat numbers, aiming to curb disease risk such as typhus fever, and leftover bait is available at cost from Weldon Health Office or Halifax contact.

Halifax County Health Department R. F. Hill State Board of Health Raleigh N. C Health Department United States Halifax County North Carolina Health Office Weldon E. A. Hastings

North Carolina Opens Free Soils Tests for Farmers

Under Commissioner W. Kerr Scott the soils testing laboratory will offer free tests to farmers. The program aims to provide definite scientific data to guide intelligent fertilizer purchases.

Riculture Commissioner of Agriculture W. Kerr Scott

Local Echoes and Visits Across North Carolina

Miss Dora Lee Rook spends the week with her sister in Washington. Miss Ella Belle Baird visits Miss Roberta Baird. Miss Mable Ingram stays with Mrs. Clifton Cook in Garysburg for three weeks. Mrs. Vernon Daughtry hosts a surprise birthday supper at her mother Mrs. Rosa Lee Hubbard’s home. Visits continue as Mrs. Hubbard with Inez and Lucy Hubbard and Louise Ingram call on Emporia. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Barnes and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cullom spend Sunday in Conway visiting Mr. and Mrs. Paul Vincent.

Dora Lee Rook Washington, N. C Mable Ingram Clifton Cook Garysburg N. C Vernon Daughtry Rosa Lee Hubbard Inez Lucy Mae Hubbard Louise Ingram Emporia Russell Barnes Ralph S. Cullom Conway, N. C Paul Vincent

Bright 39 dies in Norfolk hospital

Sam J. Bright, 39, died August 2 at the United States Marine Hospital in Norfolk Va. Funeral services were held at his mother's home 102 Madison Street at 4 30 this afternoon. Interment followed at Cedarwood Cemetery. He is survived by his wife May Louise Bright two children Erwin and Earl his mother two sisters Sadie Lee Bright and Leatha Conwell and five brothers Fred Cecil Frank Herman and David Bright. He had lived in Roanoke Rapids fourteen years.

United States Marine Hospital Norfolk J. F. Bright Madison Steet Cedarwood Cemetery Mr. Bright May Louise Bright Erwin Earl Sadie Lee Bright Roanoke Rapids Leatha Conwill Salem, Va Fred Cecil Bright Frank Bright Ayden Herman Bright Macclesfield David Bright Winterville Bright

Christian Church Celebrates Silver Anniversary Aug 6

On Sunday August 6 the First Christian Church marks its 25th anniversary as an organized church in the city. Founder pastor R L Topping will deliver the morning message and C H Speight, the first Sunday School Superintendent, will lead the Sunday School. A basket dinner will follow in the basement with a roll call and list corrections in the afternoon. Members are urged to bring dinner and public attendance is invited. A revival begins August 27 with Evangelist Duke Jones.

First Christian Church R. L. Topping C. H. Speight Christian Fellowship Evangelist Duke Jones

Card of Thanks for Tragic Loss

We express sincere thanks and appreciation for kindness shown at the death of our son, Harry Norwood. Gratitude also to Mr. Wilson for his kind words in the Herald. May God bless each and every one. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Norwood and family.

Harry Norwood Wilson Herald J. W. Norwood

Tyson and Johnson Families Visit Seaboard Friends

Mr and Mrs Dan Tyson Mr and Mrs P F Johnson and children visited friends and relatives at Seaboard Sunday in a family outing noted by local observers.

Dan Tyson P. F. Johnson Seaboard

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Department of Ag I. E. Miles Ella Belle Baird Roberta Baird Rawls Furniture W. J. Bright Sam J. Bright Christian Church The LIONS Johnsons
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