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Newspaper
Roanoke Rapids Herald
Location
Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1933
Page
18
A reflective piece urging readers to care for an older colon by choosing soft, non irritating foods. It warns against harsh pills and rough bran and promotes water intake, oatmeal mush, soft boiled rice, mashed potatoes, and boiled meats as easier on digestion. The tone advises moderation and patience with aging digestive systems.
Miss Frances Greenberg proprietress of the Frances Shoppe will leave Sunday for New York City to visit Eastern markets and buy Fall goods for her store. She travels overland in her new car and is a former New York designer.
Mrs. W. R. Hodges and T. G. Hodges of West Point, Virginia, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lof ton Moody as guests.
About 20 cosmetologists protested Governor Ehringhaus objecting to two barber appointees and a barber appointed as secretary of the examining board. The Associated Cosmetologists of North Carolina organized, seeking to shape美容 training and testing for new operators under the 1933 General Assembly law.
Catawba County vegetable growers report unusually good prices across all crops as dry weather harms many gardens This season locals in nearby towns report robust markets despite adverse conditions and higher marketing costs for produce.
Mrs. R. P. Smith entertained a group of friends on Jackson Street Monday night with cards dancing and punch. Attendees included Mesdames Earl Morgan J. R. Burton Nettie Moris and Virginia Morgan among others and several Misses.
Mr and Mrs Curtis Shell stay a week at Carolina Beach near Wilmington with their daughter Miss Charlotte Ann and will return Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Jack Wood and Rod Wood with daughter Anne and Mrs Taylor visited relatives in Aylander. Wylie Hawkins stayed with his parents in White Plains Virginia. Raymond Jenkins and children visited Mrs Pattie Ivey in Halifax. William Payne Edmonds visited friends in Durham. Clarence Moore and son visited Mr and Mrs L B Mabrey in Charlotte. Erma McGill of Charlotte visiting Mr and Mrs Brown Buckner. J W Womble and Mabel Teele attended church at Pine Forest. Nita Turner weekend with Eliza Wordruff near Garysburg. J R Burton and family fished James River. Jean Rock and Edith Wright visited Halifax. Ed Lewter fractured foot, hospitalized at Roanoke Rapids. Irene Turner weekend in Richmond with Carolina Daniel. Hedgepeth, Archer, Smith, Morris and Colson attended J B Norwood funeral at Fitzhugh. Alvis Kidd returned to Warrenton after visiting Mrs Kidd. Virginia Taylor visiting Alvis Kidd in Warrenton.
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