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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1936

Page

12

Roanoke Rapids Dance Night and Local News Notes

A Roanoke Rapids dance night features the Hi-Plane Pilots Orchestra of Richmond with soloist Frances Delaney at the downtown hall managed by E. B. Acree. Other items note state driver exams at Weldon Police Station Tuesdays and Wednesdays, a Halifax jury ruling R. E. Shell insane, and upcoming article on Japanese cotton imports by Donald Comer. A vivid excerpt previews Gone With The Wind as a landmark novel about Atlanta in the Civil War era.

Hi-Plane Pilots Orchestra Richmond Frances Delaney Roanoke Rapids E. B. Acree R. E. Shell Halifax State Hospital Raleigh Liberty Donald Comer American Cotton Mfg. Association Amoskeag

Grand Jury Recommends Grown Men as Bus Drivers

Halifax Superior Court adjourned after a three day session. The Grand Jury urged that each school bus driver be carefully examined and, if possible, grown men be appointed. They also reported on jail conditions, the courthouse boiler room, and praised Mr. Medlin’s management at the sanitorium and county home.

Halifax Grand Jury Harris N. C W. C. Harris Medlin

Local residents noted on weekend visits and travels

Miss Lucille Harvey of Roanoke Rapids visits her parents Mr and Mrs Jim Harvey. Bettie Mae King spends weekend with Miss Ruby King. Charlie Strand Burg visits Mrs B P Cooper. Julia Cooke visits relatives in Louisburg. S Naff and daughter Virginia from Scotland Neck spend Sunday with Miss Marie Hatem. Doris Rabon returns home to Pittsboro. J A Crawley visits relatives in Enfield. Shirley Myrick George Parks and Jesse Wood Jr spend Sunday at Virginia Beach. Alma Salmon spends Sunday in Norfolk. C M Hale and children visit mother Mrs R W Rabon in Pittsboro. J L Seal of Cherryville visits town Friday. Joe Pope and son spend this week at Virginia Beach. Ferdie Moore Paul King and Mrs R A King visit relatives in Harrisburg Penn. H A Inscoe and Hazel visit relatives in Fort Lauderdale Florida. Virginia Kennedy of Durham visits Mrs J R Wollett.

Julia Cooke Louisburg N. C S. Naff Virginia Scotland Neck Marie Hatem T. B. Cooke Henderson Doris Rabon Pittsboro J. A. Crawley Enfield Shirley Myrick George Parks Jesse Wood Jr Virginia Beach Alma Salmon Hazel Fort Lauderdale Florida Virginia Kennedy Durham J. R. Wollett

Local Social Notes And Revival Closure At Calvary

Calvary church held revival services with Rev. Phipps preaching to attentive listeners. Local residents with ties to Raleigh Farmville Roanoke Rapids Louisburg and Littleton visited family or traveled in the past week including Miss Sallie Atkinson Annie Laura King and several Newsom Stephenson and Myrick relatives.

M. C. Newsom Jr H. L. Fawcette W.H. Perkinson Calary Church Phipps

Local visitors and residents listed in Raleigh

Mrs. Bessie Stewart of Raleigh visited her sister Mrs. K. B. Topsing. Mrs. Harry Midkiff and children are visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Warren. Mr. Nan D. Coopersmith has returned home after a chiropractic course in St. Louis. Cecil Bobbitt of Raleigh spent Sunday at his home here.

Bessie Stewart Raleigh K. B. Topsing Harry Midkiff J. W. Warren Nan D. Coopersmith St. Louis Cecil Bobbitt

Fire destroys first tobacco barn on Crawley farm

A fire at the Crawley home burned the farm’s first tobacco barn, just completed, with only a tool-box and part of the outer shed saved. Immediate aid arrived too late as flames consumed the barn between corn and tobacco fields, causing losses to both crops. Mr. J. E. Neville, owner of the farm, is praised for his industrious work and for owning the community’s first open cotton bale.

Hazel Neville J. E. Neville A. E. Crawley Neville

Pollard Family Guests At Teele Home

Mr and Mrs Henry Pollard and their son of Rocky Mount were Sunday guests of Mrs W R Teele.

Henry Pollard and Son Rocky Mount W. R. Teele

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Joe Little Joe Weldon Atlanta Georgia Littleton Lucille Harvey Jim Harvey Bettie Mae King Ruby King Charlie Strandburg B. P. Cooper Yodora Washington Seminary Peachtree Road Atlanta, Georgia Llewellyn D. Scott Emma B. Scott Ebenezer Seaboard Stone eHaven Stone Haven Saess
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