Dresbyterian Ladies Aid Loci ety notes and visits
Volume V entry lists members traveling to visit friends and relatives, with several taking positions at local firms. Names include Miss Mary Cherry, Miss Julie Powell, Miss Lotte Green, Miss Vivian Wilkinson, J. W. Cates, Miss Maude Herring, Miss Ina Allen, and Mrs. McDonald Baldwin. Social visits span Norfork, Henderson, Warrenton, Black Mountains, Suffolk, Portsmouth, and Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missex
Mary Cherry
Jueile Powell
Hopewell
J. W. Cates
Durham
Roanoke Mills Comany
Maude Herring
Dean
Kidd
Warrenton
Mrs Charlie Smith dies suddenly at Roanoke Rapids
Mrs Charlie Smith died suddenly at relative’s home near Seaboard after traveling from Roanoke Junction to visit kin. She left Sunday, fell ill Tuesday morning after breakfast with chest pains, and died shortly after. Survived by six of thirteen children: Mrs John Meachow, Mrs King, Miss Kate Smith, Roanoke Rapids. Jim Smith, Portsmouth Va.. Dick Smith, Roanoke Rapids. Jack Smith serving with troops in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Smith
Seaboard
Smith
Roanoke Junction
John Meachow
King
Kate Smith
Roanoke
Jim Smith
Portsmouth
Dick Smith
Roanoke Rapids
Jack Smith
France
Charlena Hart
T. M. Jenkins
Rosemary
Jewish War Relief Fund
Messrs
G. L. Hayes
J. B. Cox
Halifax
Tom Batton
Gid Smith
Brunswick County
H. T. Williams
Albemarle
C. A. Lyerly
Wade
W. L
N. B .Dickens
Aurelian Springs
J. R. Lisle
Littleton
Patriot Draft Guidance Urges College Training for Youth
Edward K. Graham outlines the draft era strategy urging young men to enroll in and remain in college through the Student Army Training Corps. It explains military education credit, potential officer tracks, and the process of registering with local boards, emphasizing training over immediate pay and civic duty. It notes colleges as prime training camps and calls public help via loans to support college participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Student Army Training Corps
Students Army Training Corps
United States Army
Baptist Church delegates head to Wilmington council session
Baptist Church Messrs. P. S. Powell Charles Taylor and T. J. Lewis left Monday for Wilmington as representatives from the local council Sunday School 10 15 AM. W S Hancock Supt of the Junior Order to the State Council which is in session there this week May returned Monday after a visit to relatives in Frankl in Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
P. S. Powell
Charles Taylor
T. J. Lewis
Wilmington
Sugar allotment unchanged for September in North Carolina
September sugar ration remains at two pounds per person per month with the same retailer certificate allotment as August. North Carolina’s total September allotment is 5,518,000 pounds, with a small extra for canning and preserving allocated among counties on Food Administration guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Sugar Division
The
Food Administration
North Carolina
A Card of Thanks to Roanoke Rapids Bank Community
On leaving the First National Bank of Roanoke Rapids as cashier the writer thanks the community for pleasant business relations and the patronage shown during their tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of
Roanoke Rapids
Melvin Callscut Couple Wed in Danville Home
Miss Maggie Mae Melvin, formerly of Patterson, now Danville, Va, married Mr. Joseph Callcut of Chester, Pa, at 7 pm last Friday at the Melvin residence 37 Steward Ave Danville. The couple left Saturday for Chester to reside, with friends offering best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. E. Norwood
Baltimore
J. B. Moody
M. D. Norwood
Ante
Byrdie Williams
Henderson
Maggie Mae Melvin
Patterson Town
Danville
Miss Melvin
Joseph Callcut
Chester
Penn
B. S. Melvin
Steward Ave
Calleut
Call 1132 list of names across North Carolina towns
A long roster of individuals is noted with names and hometowns including Paul Erwin of Swansboro Major C. Newson of Littleton John W. Randleman of Weldon Charles Chance of Warrenton J N Pitt of Hobgood Edward Strickland A W Briggs Rosemary Leslie Hardy Enfield W E Bond Scotland Neck Newk igham Weldon Percy Neville Enfield Charles Hardee W B Grant Halifax H Gilbert Leigh Weldon Seabrook Jones Roanoke Rapids Barum Evans Picot Walker Littleton R G Willey Enfield William Jones Rosemary J R Johnson Littleton W J Parker Hobgood J R Westray Enfield IL M Stark Rosemary pat Hamill Enfield Co W Wynne Rosemary R F Adcock Whitakers Sidney W Holdford Weldon W A Keel Scotland Neck Herbert Greer Phoebus Va Ben Britt Goldsboro i O Hockaday Rosemary ALTERNATES H G Lewis Enfield Vernon Mahorn Brinkleyville Ernest Bellamy Enfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Erwin
Swansboro
C. Newson
Littleton
John W. Randleman
Weldon
Charles Chance
Warrenton
J. N. Pitt
Hobgood
Edward Strickland
A.W. Briggs
Rosemary
Leslie Hardy
Enfield
W. E. Bond
Scotland
Newkigham
Percy Neville
Charles Hardee
W. B. Grant
Halifax
H. Gilbert
Leigh
Seabrook Jones
Roanoke Rapids
Barum
W. A. Keel
Herbert Greer
Phoebus
Ben Britt
Goldsboro
Hockaday
Presbyterian Church Hosts Frayer Meeting Led by Rev. Walthall
Rev. D K Walthall of Waynesboro Va leads a Tuesday through Thursday series at the Presbyterian Church. Sessions begin 3 30 PM with daily services at 8 30 PM and special music. Dr Walthall speaks at Sunday School 10 PM and morning service 11 AM with evening service 8 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church School
T. W. Mullen
Frayer
D. K. Walthall
Waynesboro
Walthall
Rosemary Baptist Church Services Ad Schedule
Rosemary Baptist Church announces Sunday school at 10:00 a m with G S Gregg as superintendent. Morning service at 11:00, evening service at 8 00 p m. B Y P U meets Monday evening under Pastor A G Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. S. Gregg
Call No 1154 Seventy-Three Men Entrain For Camp Greene
Registrants listed for entrainment to Camp Greene Charlotte incl Henry McNeil Halifax Jim Goings Littleton George Hockaday Weldon Thelma Rosemary and many others across Brinkleyville Weldon Rosemary Halifax Ringwood Roanoke Rapids and Littleton. Names include Thursty Lee William Richardson Hezekiah Avent Edd Bidens Samuel Murrell plus officers Milton Burt Thomas Jackson Sherman Gary James Brickell Rodney Arrington Arthur Tillery Joe Jones Isaiah Saunders Charlie Mills Horace Williams James Ward and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Hill
Isaac Nicholson
Charlie Wiggins
Thursty Lee
William Richardson
Richard Mills
Howard Johnston James Amos Doe Johnston
Hezekiah Avent
Edd Bidens
Samuel Murrell
George Manager
Milton Burt Thomas Jackson Sherman Gary James Brickell
Rodney Arrington
Arthur Tillery
Joe Jones
Isaiah Saunders
Charlie Mills
Horace Williams
James Ward
Edward Lewelyn
Jone
James Newell
John Henry Ashe
Brinkleyville
Boss Davis Weldon
Joe Grant
John Charlard Mills
Littleton
Jack Harvey
Farnest
Lee Ivey
Junie Hawkins Thelma
Ellis Simmons Halifax
James Brewer Weldon
Ivory McKinley Weldon
Major Charles Newsom Littleton
Lonnie Gary Weldon
David Burgess Thelma
Plummer Pierson Thelma
Lee Johnson Thelma
Sylvester Byrd Rosemary
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joe Brown
Herald Publish Tier Company
Vivian Wilkinson
Norfolk
Roanoke Mills Company
Ruby Stainback
Kittrell
N.C
W.T. Hodges
Susie Allsbrook
L. M. Spivey
Rich Square
Blanche * Robinson
Victoria
JH. Tehertson
C. W. Graham
Greensboro
Mary Traynham Wyche
Mr. P. CG. Duncans
Clayton
Mr. Perkins
Wendell
T. BR. Moore
P. , Daniel
Greenville, N. C
W. P. Vaughn
C. W. Vincent
Ruth Camp
Garysburg
Mrs
Beatrice Underwood
Beatrice
R. L. Dickens
Shafter Buchanan
U. S. Navy
Rosa Smith
Ernest Jones
Elam
Red Cross
Lewis N. Taylor
War Fund
A. P. McPherrson
N. C
Mt. Vernon Springs
Miss Pearl Hamilton
Philadelphia
Friendshale
Ruth Taylor
C. A. Hart
Matthews
Norfolk, Va
S. H. Perry
Washington, N. C
H. C. Clary
J. H. Dixon
W. B. Webb
Rocky Mount
Neck
Mr. B
Webb
Washington, N. DC
Mary Towe
Leslie Towe
Maud Thompson
Pattie Byrd
Fred Hege
C. H. White
Hayes
W. H. Curtis
W. K. Thompson
Clyde Latt White
Myrtle Bain
J. R. Manning
Louis Anderson
Arnold Lyerly
Wilson Mullen
J.S. Marley
Pearl Andrews
W. d
Db. Boyd
Y.N. Underwood
Peter Shell
W. C. Aulsbrook
Louis Grimmer
W. J. Squire
J. R. Pollard
Chas, Humphreys
A. L. Bain
Lockhart
C. E. Matthews
J.D. Ezell
Chas, Webb
Mabel Boyd
Evelyn Boyd
C. J. Freeman
B.S. Curtis
Edward K. Graham
University of N.C. Ida
An Mart
Vas
Vinelusid
Alberta
Taylor
Mon RT
Starke
Edith Matthews
Lillian Carter
Lilly Johnson
Myrtle Wood
Thelma
S. M. Thompson
Mrs. G.carter and Son
W. T. Moore
Henrico
A.J. Carter
Davidson County
CW. Medlin
Fort Spartanburg
S. C
All Saints Church
Roanoke Avenue
J.B. Loyd
EROS
Hi. Ki, Matthews
Bortsmouth
B. F. Cox
W. Buchanan
Charlotte
Kev
Mrs. Lance
Mountains
Margaret Luther
P. C. Luther
Margaret
Roanock Rapids
Christ
Melvin-Callcut
Camp Jackson
S.C
H, G. Lewis
Vernon Mahorn
Ernest Bellamy
Camp Greene
Addie Littleton
Ringwood
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