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Newspaper

Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1948

Page

8

Northampton Soil Conservation Notes

John B. Litchfield reports sericea in erosion control on a washed site with terraces planned after two years of growth. J A Brows in Rich Square has begun applying soil conservation techniques, including a drainage ditch and tile drains with terrace work. B D Stephenson of Pendleton notes tile drainage installed last winter will pay for itself through increased productivity this year.

John B. Litchfield C. Barrett Jackson Roanok Chowan Soil Conservation Dstrict J. A. Brows Rich Sqn Techecians B. D. Stephenson Penileton

Halifax Social Notes Highlight Regional Visits and Moves

Miss Betty Grant and Hen Grant of Rocky Mount spent several days with grandparents Mr and Mrs L Applewhite. Mrs W Best accepts a position at Roanoke Rapids Hospital. Thelma Ford visited Halifax with friends. Miss Fl iot, former arts teacher in Halifax, is mentioned with Faye Whitehead and India Wright. Mrs LR Broun resides in Elm City while Jack Whitehead and daughters Faye and India visited Fort Jackson SC. Boyce Broun of Elm City spent time with the Whiteheads in Halifax.

Betty Grant Hen Grant Rocky Mounta Mrs L. Applewhite Thelma Eford Halifax Faye Whitehead India Wright LR. Broun Elm City Jack Whitehead 4Ghters Faye India Fort Jackson South Carolina Boyce Broun Whiteheads

Rural Life Share in State Population in 1949

Of the State's total population of 3.5 million in 1949, about 3 per cent, or 1,391,000 were engaged in farming. Another 12 per cent, or 790,000 lived on rural areas or villages of less than 2500 population.

Deaths Mrs Annie J Moseley Warrenton Area

Mrs Annie Jones Moseley 77 died in Mavia Parham Hospital Henderson from a heart attack. Funeral held Thursday at 4 pm at Shocco Methodist Church conducted by Rev L C Brothers and Rev TW Lee. Buried in church cemetery. Survived by husband J E Moseley two sons three daughters seventeen grandchildren eight great grandchildren.

Annie J. Moseley Warrenton Annie Jones Moseley Shocco Methodist Church L. C. Brothers TW. Lee Moseley Mavia Parham Hospital Henderson J. E. Moseley Vicksboro Warren County Franklin County Alfred Elizabeth Leinster Qorsey Shocco Meodist Church James Early Moseley Vance County GA Parham Wy A, Stainback W. H. Lassiter Epson

Births across Warrenton and Scotland Neck announce newborns

Warrenton announces the birth of Wanda to Mr. and Mrs. Earl King of Norlina on August 10 at Hunter Clint in Warrenton. Mrs. King was born Bellinie Tucker of Norlina. In Scotland Neck Emerson Perry and Hazel Peele announce the birth of a son David Weight on August 10 at Wilson. Mrs. Perry is a former Hazel Peele of Kenly. In Scotland Neck Mr. and Mrs. H. Wolf announce a daughter Jean Francis born August 5 at Norfolk General Hospital. Mrs. Wolf is the former Julia Laptey Van Landingham. Also mentioned is the birth of a daughter for Mrs. G. Hubert Johncotland Neck. The late Mr. Lindingham and Mrs. Wa g ham are noted.

Warrenton Earl King Norlina Wanda Virginia Jean Francis Norfolk General Hospital Wolf Julia Laptey van Landingham TH. Wagham Mr Lindingham Scotland G. Hubert Johncotland Aneth iSatherine

Marriage Licenses Issued in Halifax County

License records show Everette McBride of Richmond to Elnora Marsh of Richmond. Losses Nicholson and Beatrice Solomon of Enfield. Robert Floyd Rawlings Jr. and Joyce Ann Hall of Roanoke Rapids. Lee Wooten and Ruby Brown of Tarboro. Leroy Baker and Marie Ruth Spruill of Scotland Neck. R G Willey Jr of Enfield and Annette Van Dyke of Roanoke Rapids.

Halifax County Everette McBride Richmond Elnora Marsh Nicholson Beatrice Solomon Enfield Robert Floyd Rawlings, Jr Joyce Ann Hall Roanoke Rapids Lee Wooten Ruby Brown Tarboro Leroy Baker Marie Ruth Spruill Scotland Neck R.G. Willey, Jr Annette van Dyke

Ferguson Family Vacation Links to Baseball Games

Pleasant Hill residents Mr and Mrs Thomas Ferguson with Horace and Ede Ferguson spent a vacation in Back Bay and Creed, Virginia. They attended two ballgames, one Monday night between Seedy and Walter Maters, and another Wednesday night between Knotts Island and Ch. Horace Ferguson visits Roanoke Rapids for a few days as livestock trends stabilize the farm.

Thomas Fergus Horace Ede Novic Back Bay Creeds Horace Ferguson Roanoke Rapids

Weekend Visitors and Travel Gossip From Roanoke Rapids

Local notices list residents and guests visiting Nags Head Wake Forest and Roanoke Rapids. Names include Minnie Martin J J Martin Earle Martin Bettie Griffin Bennie Heds peth Stella Rawlins Barbara Martin Eloise Taylor and families from Greenville Buunswick Jackson and Chapel Hill.

Minnie Martin J. J. Martin Earle Martin Onway Bettie Griffin Nags Head

Local Social Roundup Notes Visitors and Travel

Aurelian Springs and nearby towns report visits from former teachers, relatives, and friends. Numerous trips include Mrs Ellice B Price in Aurelian Springs, Miss Bobbie White in Murfreesboro, and Mrs Mack Crawley to Norfolk. Families from Raleigh Richmond Wilson and Norfolk share weekends and Sunday gatherings. Sixty percent of North Carolina farm families now have radios.

North Carolina

Local Social Notes and VFW Auxiliary Meeting

Weldon residents and visitors share short updates on travel and calls for social visits. The VFW Auxiliary announces a meeting tonight at 8 oclock at the VFW home with President N T Jones confirming the schedule.

VFW N. T. Jones

Revival Services Begin At Hebron Baptist Church

Revival services began at Hebron Baptist Church on Sunday afternoon August 15 and continue this week with services each afternoon at 5:30 and each night at 7:45. Rev. J. B. Dailey, pastor, is preaching.

Hebron Baptist Church Woodland J. B. Dailey

Judge Parker Quotes Spark Racial Tears and Prisons

Judge Parker discusses school tax payments by African Americans in the 1947 levy and laments slander against white southerners while announcing sentences for Weldon area defendants. Rexford Joyner pleads guilty to forgery with multi year terms. Napoleon Hilliard receives probation. James Odom faces larceny charges. The note ends recalling Harvard's first brick building for Indian students later repurposed as a printing shop.

Roanoke Rapids Jude I Parker Weldon Thomas South Iisu Waster Harper Williamston Jack Etheridge Etheridge David Lee Shadrack Napoleon Hilliard Enfield Ne Harvard University

Eighth Loss Continued Baseball Recap

The Jays lost to the Tars as the teams combined for 12 hits but failed to convert rallies. Urban scored on Marko's single after Luzinsky's sacrifice, while Marko and Andrewski drove in runs. In the ninth, Meyer doubled but Van Hoose's squad could not rally, with two errors by Madjeski and two by Sheehan hindering the effort.

Page Stu Marhn Luzinsky Marko Urban Ken Andrewski Milt Bolick Herb May Jim Meyer Joe Ferra Pete King Madjeski Jays Tars Sheehan van Hoose See

Tarboro Tars Top Jays In Farcical 12–10 clash

Tarboro 12 Jays 10 in a chaotic game as four Jay pitchers rotate through the mound. Smith relieved in the second to stifle the Jays and Titus, a former Tar, left the field after rough treatment. Seven errors and 18 walks marked the rough contest before 2,000 fans, highlighted by a publicity stunt baby giveaway.

Arboro Jays Tarboro Glenn Titus Jay Tarboro Baseball Club Ball Park

For Sale Flat Plate Ironer and Wiring Goods Ad

Multiple classified items listed including a Hotpoint ironer floor sample priced at 175 dollars off a 229 dollar original. Also mentions Fitts Crumpler Electric Inc with phone 23331 and other electrical appliances. Additional small items include a grist mill, a solid cherry drop seat table, and a house rental notice.

Fitts Crumpl Electric Inc

Also Mentioned on This Page

Northampton Soil Conservation Notes W. Best Roanoke Rapids Hospital Best Elgin Waltham Parker Eukob Coorer Sey-Ceal Plaui Hendon Am Temcitare Laboratery Approv Plug Vastante Ont Omatic Roanoke Pharmacy Company, Inc Rexall Repo’ Rapids Dorwestonss Pleasant Hill Conway Bennie Hedspeth Suffolk, Va B. M. Rawlins J. F. Martin Mimmie Martin Portsmouth Rupert Rawlins Wake Forest Mrs. Rawlins Miss Rawlins Stella Rawlins Buunswick, Va Barbara Martin Greenville, N.C George Martin Frank Garriss James Elliott Lassiter Paul and Cliford Parker Inday Jessie Burguss Noah Burguss H. W. Timberlake Chapel Hill Marchell Francis Aurelian Springs Ellice B. Price Price Aurelian Springs High School W. J. Liles Norfolk John Liles Jr Mrs. Eustice Perry E. W. Liles Mrs. L. F. Smith Hertford Bobbie White Murfreesboro Mack Crawley Eliza Pettie Marion Gee Richmond Ls J. H. Liles Amelia Glasgow Sister A Baltimore Washington Rose Carter Raleigh Ed Liles J. F. Shaw Roger Crawley Wilson Claude Inscoe Dick Collins Palmer Bailey Wilbur Crawley Jane Oe Chatelain Wisite Wy Annie Craw Marchell Francis Durng Mrs. Garden Smith Laska, N.C Mrs Lee Brittle Mrs. D. C. Bridgus Mrs. Grant Kenneth Woodland Burdon Barnes Josephine Whitney Harriss Gilmer Ricks Norman Wilson " Oumabridge Steve M. E. Martin W. H. Barnes Brantley DeLoatch Isham Powell Georgia George DeLoatche Bunard DeLoatche Fred Butler White Lake Charlie Britt Gilbert Britt Skyline Drive Liles A. G. Hamis Lane Florida B. J. Futrell John Parker Paul Liverman Washington, D. C Earl Long Jo Ann Milton Flythe Perry Bryant of Lasker J. P. Gattiss Baker Black Creek, Va William Baker Wayland Long Ellen Jay Warrie B. E. Warren James Martin Jessie Aycock Amarillo, Texas Ray Bowers Misses Annie Sally Ray Bowers Rocky Mount J. F. Boseman Mattie Sally Ray Boweres Celeste Porter Willie Turnage Akron, Ohio W. J. Collins E. B. Shearin M. L. Whitehead Seabpard Annie Crawley Jesse Collins Aulander Griffin Drug Co Arlor Pep's Beer Elizabeth Clark Philadelphia Mabel Alston Lillington W. L. Alston Ms. C. M. Shaw Bettie Ann and Mary Lou Shaw Sam Underwood Greenville John , Wyche Sr Catharine Pierce Virginia Beach Norment Smith Bill St. Petersburg, Fla E. H .Smith Ashby Dunn W. E. Danill H. D. Cochrane Nita Tillery T. B. Shoulders Lansing Michigan Miss Ori Shoulders Jane Pope W. W. Grant Mildred Edith Mays Grant W. J. Alston Judge Parker P.O. Box Jim E. Brown Madison Street H. L. Faucett Littleton Road Littleton Gordon's London Halifax Finance CO Roanoke Rapids, N. C Auto Loans Roanoke Rapids, N.C
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