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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1938

Page

13

Lost in the Hills of Future and Memory

A reflective rural piece from Around the Town recalling past friends now farmers, with mentions of tobacco crops, new buildings, and a looming crop-control law. The narrator describes farm life near the Pilot Mountain area, names several nearby peaks and towns, and notes distant views toward Roaring Gap and Winston-Salem.

Roosevelt Wallace Dad Lauratown Pilot Mountain Worth Roaring Gap Winston-Salem

Senior High School Registration and Senior Classes Schedule

Senior high students must report next week with registration times for tenth eleventh and seniors. First grade registration set for Friday September 2 at 9 30 with registration windows 9 20 to 12 00. Some children missing smallpox vaccinations urged to see county doctor Weldon or family physician and vaccinate promptly. Piano students Miss Bentley to register her class at 9 30 a m Thursday September 1.

Weldon Bentley

Hawkins Chapel revival inspires congregation and visitors

Hawkins Chapel Church reports a inspiring revival last week with Rev H F Surratt and guest Rev Leo Pittard of Greensboro. It urges a large audience at 8 pm Sunday and 10 30 am Sunday School, while noting visitors Mrs Selma Williams spent the weekend at Norfolk and Mr and Mrs W K Sutton of Staten Island visit relatives.

H. F. Surratt Leo Pittard Greensboro Selma Williams Norfolk W. K. Sutton Staten Island New York

Revival at Ebenezer Church by Rev. E. B. Fisher

Rev. E. B. Fisher will preach in a revival at Ebenezer Church beginning Sunday afternoon at three thirty. Services will start at 8 PM and run through Friday evening. The concluding service will be Sunday afternoon September 4 at three thirty.

E. B. Fisher Ebenezer Church

Joint Shower Honors Mrs Walter Groom at South Rosemary

Joint hostesses Mrs H F Cherry and Mrs J C Wells welcomed guests Thursday night at Mrs Cherry's South Rosemary home for a miscellaneous shower honoring bride Mrs Walter Groom. Summer flowers decorated, games yielded prizes to Mrs Hal Ross and Mrs R M Hudson, gifts awaited the bride.

H. F. Cherry J. C. Wells Cherry South Rosemary Walter Groom Hal Ross R. M. Hudson Sam Hockaday N. D. Cox Paul Ray Ed Hawkins Walter Kee Dolph Edwards Mary Johnson Eugene Etheridge Bell Cherry Louise Wella Marie Hudson

Resolution of Respect for Mrs N Braswell

The Hardrawce Woman's Club mourns the loss of member Mrs N Braswell and resolves to honor her memory and faithfulness. Sympathy is extended to her family, and copies of the resolutions will be sent to the family, to the Progress, and to the Roanoke Rapids Herald for publication.

Hardrawce Woman's Club N. Braswell Progress Roanoke Rapids Herald

Enfield School Term Opens September 5th

The Enfield School term will begin September 5. High school students must register Friday September 2 from 9 to 12. Graduates may return for additional work. Commercial courses revive after last year’s inauguration. Staff mostly unchanged except high school athletic coach. Fred Hoyle of Zebulon replaces Mr Woodward who moved to another position. A replacement for Miss Eloise Stephenson of Severn, who died July 29, is planned.

Enfield Fred Hoyle Zebulon Woodward Eloise Stephenson Severn

In Memoriam Rosa Lee Hargrave

In memory of Rosa Lee Hargrave wife of W R Hargrave who departed this life Aug 10 1925. It has been thirteen years dear Mother since God called you away from your loved here on earth. You left six children with a broken heart and an empty place in each heart. I miss your baby hugs and kisses and tender hands. God will reward you with the riches of heaven. I am trusting to meet you where no more parting pain or tears. Your baby Mrs Lucy Hargrave Morgan.

Rosa Lee Hargrave W. R. Hargrave

Facts vs Fiction Roanoke Rapids Owls shine in Wichita tourney

Bill Riggan notes Roanoke Rapids Owls making history in a Semi Pro baseball tourney in Wichita Kansas. He praises Alabama Bradford and Tom Burnette for key plays and commends local fans and organizers. He reports matches prizes at the Roanoke Clubhouse and previews upcoming games and events at the clubhouse with rhythm and community spirit.

Owls Roanoke Rapids Wichita Kansas Youngstown Ohio Alabama Bradford Homer Tom Burnette Dickens Aderholt Big Jim Whatley Reader Alfred Martin

Mrs Williams Heads to New York City for Fall Merchandise

Mrs Williams of Leggetts Dept Store departed Sunday for New York City to spend a week selecting fall merchandise.

New York City Joe Williams Leggetts Dept New York

Misses Batton Tripp and Meade at Ocean View Sun

Miss Bertha Batton L Tripp and Mary Lillian Meade spent Sunday at Ocean View enjoying the seaside outing and relaxing by the shore.

Bertha Batton L. Tripp Mary Lillian Meade Ocean View

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Zee Denny Laurel Branch Memoriam Baby Mrs Lucy Hargrave Morgan Facts Vs Bill Riggan Roanoke No. 1 J. W. Brown Virgie Davis Louise Callaway Alex Thomas Reuben Daniels Premmie Finch Fred Crofts Johnnie Renn Bill Hodges Bill C. Vaughan F. S. Kemp Singletary Patterson String Band Bendix Home Laundry Nomieree BeNdIx ACW Parker Sales Co Roanoke Rapids, N.C
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