Community Notes Light Travel and Visits Across Virginia Beach
Numerous locals and visitors are listed with trips to Virginia Beach and Raleigh. J C League transfers to Norfolk. Mrs League and daughter Anne to join soon. Several families and individuals, including Johnston, Leach, Beaman, Lambeth, and May, spend weekends with relatives, attend events, or travel to Norfolk, Raleigh, Greensboro, and Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. League
Rose
Norfolk, Va
B. Ray Browning
P. A. Johnston
Jane Johnston
Raleigh
S. C. Beaman
Mary Lyon
Halifax
Lelia Partin
Columbia
S. C
John Partin
Elizabeth Moore
E. C. Bobbitt
Bobbitt
Inez
J. B. Acree
Milton Reid
Baltimore
Annie Price
Greensboro
Ike Rochelle
J. W. Harvey
Coley Clark
Weldon
A. W. Parker
White Lake
W.e
Virgin
Addie Newsom
W. A. Johnston
Lucy H. Moore
Bertha Thrower
Hertford
J. H. Stainback
Winston-Salem
W. B. Chappel
W. Carey Dowd
Virginia Beach
Streamlined Forest Wire Kight ing Latest Anti Red Methods
An illustrated feature in The American Weekly previews new wartime tactics to blunt the Red menace. It highlights air supply bombs, the twelve minute well digger, the cyclone trench cutter, and other devices, to support the battle line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Times-Herald
Roanoke Rapids Lions Club backs pictorial rotogravure issue
C M Gurley president of the Roanoke Rapids Lions Club writes in support of Carroll Wilson's plan to publish a comprehensive pictorial rotogravure edition to promote Roanoke Rapids and Halifax County. He urges citizen backing and civic involvement aligned with state publicity efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke Rapids
Halifax County
State Conservation Commission
Lions Club
C. M. Gurley
Roanoke Rapids Lions Club
Banks Morris Welcomes Son in Roanoke Rapids Hospital
A son was born August 7 to Mr. and Mrs. Banks Morris of Rocky Mount and Airlie at Roanoke Rapids Hospital. Mrs. Morris is formerly Miss Winifred Nicholson of Airlie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Benthal
Louise Copeland
Woodland
S. G. Daniel
Louise Melson
Bill Thrower
Williamston
J. H.thrower
Paul Johnston
Chas. Lambeth
Lucy I. Leach
Elberta Foster
Virginia Beach
Constance Ballance
Kinston
W. T. Person
S. C. Beaman
Cecil Beaman
Raleigh
Bert Schlichter
Frances Schlichter
Albert Fisher
Norfolk
W. H. May
May
H. A. Inscoe
W. E. Wagner
Hazel Inscoe
Scotland
T. N. Partin
P. A. Johnston
Elnora Lambeth
Jean May
Dorothy Johnston
Garland May, Jr
Carrie Helen Moore
Warrenton
Rebecca Leach
W.W. Shaw
Dorothy Craighill
Rocky Mount
E. B. Perry
Raymond Pope
Baltimore
Mad
Ivy Hale
Walter Quarles
Frances Person
M. M. Riggan
Hamlet
Robert Andrews
Roanoke Rapids
Robert Odom
Hollister
Clement Pegram
Grady Little
Newport News
J. J. Nelson
L. H. Justis
Roanoke Rapids Hospital
Condi
Banks Morris
Airlie
Morris
Winifred Nicholson
Woman's Missionary Society Meets in Littleton
The Baptist Church society gathered Monday at Mrs. O L Currin's home with president Mrs. W F Williams presiding. Devotionals by Mrs. G A Hendricks centered on Carrying Out the Great Commission in the Orient. Speakers covered The Great Commission and The Orient, Palestine Today, Discipleship in Palestine and China, and Calls from the Orient amid a social ice course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littleton
Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
O. L. Currin
W. F. Williams
G. A. Hendricks
A. P. Farmer
J. J. Leonard
Palestine
C. M. Hale
China
S. B. Bobbitt
Lost Colony Fate Explained by Local Attorney
Land Breeze Littleton W. W. Taylor Jr prominent Warren County attorney returns from Manteo with a sweeping, humorous claim that the Mosquitoes ate them and that the Lost Colony’s fate should be obvious to visitors. The remark critiques historians and archeologists and riffs on radio advertiser statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littleton
W. W. Taylor, Jr
Warren County
Mr. Taylor
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Littleton News
W. 2Nd Street
Lew Tersolin
Herald
N. C
Carroll Wilson
the Herald
North Carolina
Mr. Wilson
EXIDE
Brickell
Colgate- Ans of Peet CO
Hollywood Beauty
Ques
Tucker Fayed Sanitary Market
Hollywood
Fialifax Grocery Co
W. Second St
Dial
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