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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1936

Page

14

Livesay Copeland Marriage Announced in Richmond

Mr and Mrs J G Copeland of near Halifax announce the marriage of their daughter Mildred to George Livesay of Roanoke Rapids on Saturday July 4 in Richmond Virginia. The couple will reside in Roanoke Rapids at their home.

J. G. Copeland Halifax Mildred George Livesay Roanoke Rapids Richmond Mrs. Livesay

Community Notes From Ebenezer and Nearby

Ebenezer residents report visits among neighbors including Mr and Mrs J A Pittard and A E Crawley family. Many relatives and visitors from Fort Monroe Marion Raleigh Halifax Portsmouth Ayden and Washington contrast with a local sick child Ellis Barnes and Thomas Graham Crawley celebrating his fourth birthday with Brunswick stew and ice cream. Revival sermons are recalled with appreciation and calls to honor visiting guests. Continued community ties and home changes are noted as families host and travel.

A. E. Crawley J. A. Pittard Curtis Hardee Hannah Jane Crawley Bertha Viviiette Ringwood Ellis Barnes Thomas Graham Crawley Tombo Albert Leroy Crawley Hilliard Hux H. O. Hux George Arrington Fort Monroe Joseph Rowland Marion Willis Dickens Washington, D. C Eddie Dickens Kelley Greene Durham George Hux Halifax Bill Dickens M. Worth Pettie Portsmouth L. R. Cox J. M. Butts Cox Ayden Louis Dickens Seaboard Jim Barnes Nora Hazel Calvin Kennemar Roanoke Rapids Josephine Pepper Raleigh

Local residents list recent travels and visits

John Ray Browning returned from Willoughby Beach. Edgerton came back from Norfolk. Norman Mosely and son visit Boykins, Virginia. Annie Price and Mary Lyn Coopersmith spent Friday in Roanoke Rapids. Dell Harris Manning and Percy Harris left for Wilmington. J. B. Boyce and Sallie Boyce returned from Baltimore. J. M. Mahorn and daughter Ballard visited with Boyces. Mary Dell Harris returned home after visiting her sister. W. H. Johnson visiting Chautauqua New York. Virginia Williams Edward and Frank Williams of Raleigh visit mother Mrs. C. T. Benton. Martha Exum of Raleigh visits Mildred Thornton. Harold Smith of Norfolk vacationing with family here.

John Ray Browning Willoughby Beach Clinton Edgerton Norfolk Norman Mosely Ballard J. B. Boyce Mary Dell Harris Robert Manning W. H. Johnson Chautauqua N. Y Virginia Williams Edward Frank Williams Raleigh C. T. Benton Martha Exum Mildred Thronton Harold Smith

Village Plant Turns Out Precision Tools At Waterford

The Ford Motor Company uses a Waterford gage plant to produce inspection gages for the Rouge plant in Dearborn Michigan. The Johansson gage blocks meet accuracy to a few millionths of an inch and enable ten thousandths and hundred thousandths inch tolerances. The blocks form the feed table check for grinding operations and the finished gage will inspect automobile parts at Rouge.

Mighty Rouge Ford Motor Company Dearborn Mich River Rouge Waterford Rouge

Entertains Bridge Club At Weldon Home

Mrs W P Kennedy hosted her bridge club and guests on Wednesday at Sycamore Street Weldon. Three tables played contract with top club score awarded to Mrs C S Vinson and top guest score to Mrs D P Moore. A salad course was served to Mesdames Vinson King Rodwell Holmes Cornwall Daniel Maddrey

W. P. Kennedy Sycamore Street Weldon C.S. Vinson D. P. Moore C. S. Vinson C. E. King B. G. Rodwell T. H. Holmes R. C. Cornwall R. T. Daniel J. T. Maddrey

Card of Thanks for Mrs. C. E. Hargrove’s Illness and Death

To our many friends we extend sincere thanks for the floral offerings and the kindness shown during the illness and death of our mother Mrs C E Hargrove.

C. E. Hargrove

Henderson Social Tidings Highlight Mrs Grady Visit

Mrs Arietta Grady of Henderson is spending the week with Mrs L H Jones, visiting and taking part in neighborhood social activities.

Jack Gray Williamston B. D. Gray Arietta Grady of Henderson L. H. Jones

Gore Hosts Oxford Guests At Dinner

C F Gore and guests included Mrs D P Moore Mrs W O Davis Mrs Z P Mitchell and Mrs J C Sessoms of Oxford attending a social gathering.

C. F. Gore D. P. Moore W. O. Davis Z. P. Mitchell J.C. Sessoms Oxford

Town Talk: Local Residents Visit Family and Friends

A sociable week as Miss Margaret and Kate Ayscue of Franklinton, Mrs. Essie Ayscue Frye, and others visit relatives in this city. Many travelers spend weekends at Ocean View, Virginia Beach, Raleigh, and nearby towns, with several noting returns home and visitors from Salisbury, Columbia, and Norfolk areas.

Margaret Kate Ayscue Franklinton Easie Ayscue Frye Essie Ayscue Frye Ocean View Charles Edward Frye J. O. Frye J. W. Clements Charles Tommie Garner Salisbury Joe Williams Hazel Rook Virginia Beach

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