America's chief Christian layman to speak in Roanoke Rapids
Robert LeTourneau of Peoria Illinois America's No 1 Christian layman will speak in Roanoke Rapids in a joint meeting of the Rotary Club Kiwanis and Lions Friday night August 28 at 630 PM at the high school auditorium The city wide meeting follows a 6 30 program and will include hymns invocation benediction and speeches Introduced by L G Harrison LeTourneau will address the club and public with Rev Gordon Price presiding as ministerial association head and local choirs to sing
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Ocal
Robert Move LeTourneau
Peoria
Nois
America
Roanoke
eTourneau
Church of
Roanoke Rapids
Audium
Rotary
Kids
Lions Clubs
R. L. G. Harrison
Gordon Price
First Baptist Church
Iman
LeTourneau
F. W. Haynie
Rosemary Baptist Church
Daniel Lane
Methodist Church
T. E. Tomerlin
Christian Church
Softball District Tournament Semis Set at Ledgerwood Park
Roanoke Rapids Romances meet Rocky Mount in the district semi finals at Ledgerwood Park at 8 30 PM. The finalists will be decided by a best two of three series with a possible double header Saturday night. Wilson was eliminated after losing to Rocky Mount and Roanoke Rapids Tuesday.
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Roanoke Rapids
Dick Lee
Speed Hux
Russ Berry
Rocky Mount
DeBerry
Wil
Ledgerwood Park
Roanoke Rapids Romances
Wilson
Roanoke No. 2
Ledgerwood
Ashe
Bullock
B. Inscoe
Ezzelle
Harris
Young Girl Struck by Taxi Near Canal Bridge
Miss Nita Reeves fifteen of 40 Jackson Street was hit by a taxi driven by Aubrey Johnson near the canal bridge yesterday around 1230. She suffered head and leg lacerations and bruises, was taken to the local hospital where officials said her condition was good. Police concluded the accident appeared unavoidable and no charges were filed at the request of the girl and her father.
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Nita Reeves
Jackson Street
Aubrey Johnson
Canal Bridge
Edward Reeves
H. E. Dobbins
New Bus Station Opened in Raleigh with Dedication
The Carolina Coach Company opened a new $20,000 bus terminal at noon with a dedication ceremony. R. C. Hoffman Jr. led the event, Mayor Kelly Jenkins accepted for the city, and Rev. Lawrence Stell gave the opening prayer. Local officials from Raleigh and Roanoke were present as the ceremony aired on the local radio station.
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Carolina Coach Company
R. C. Hoffman, Jr
Kelly Jenkins
Lawrence Stell
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Hoffman
Roanoke
Gaston-Raleigh
Seaboard Air Line
George D. Johnson
Raleigh
W. A. Eiland
J. E. Keith
W. O. Bell
Macon
Fred Wall
Bill Mullen
J. M. Barnett
W. Glenn Humphry
J. M. Edwards,Jr
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Romanco Hurlers
Ww. Vienn Humphrey
Carolina Trailways
Carolina
Lions Festival
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Mamie Little Cooper
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