Merit Examinations Announced for North Carolina Clerical Posts
Frank T. de Vyver announces a new series of merit exams for clerical workers in all agencies under the Merit System Rule. About 12,500 applications are expected with 10,000 accepted. Compulsory testing applies to 500 agency employees and existing registers will be discarded. applicants must file by September 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank T. de Vyver
State Board of Health
State Board of Charities and Public Welfare
County County Welfare Departments
State Commission For the Blind
Unemployment Compensation Commission
State Employment Service
Durham
North Carolina
North Czarolina
Sale of Land for Taxes in Roanoke Rapids 1941
Auction of taxed land in Roanoke Rapids will occur Monday September 8 1941 in front of the courthouse. Tax Collector A K A Stevens lists numerous individual and corporate parcels across Roanoke Avenue Horner Town Belmont Weldon Road Jackson Street and other streets totaling substantial amounts due for 1940 taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
Aa. E. Akers
Roanoke Rapids
Clark & Nash
Roanoke Avenue
George, Edward & Earl
Horner
Joyner Motor Company
Belmont
Roanoke Avenue Development Company
Roanoke Rapids Lumber Company
Henry Street
Monroe St
Hamilton Street
Washington St
Jefferson St
Clinton Street
Emry St
Littleton Road
Littleton Road B. St
Jackson St
T & B Insurance & Realty
Old Show Ground
Allen
G. L
Jackson Street
Armstrong
B. F
Matthews Hill
Babcock
W. H
Bain
A. L
Barnes
L. L
Burton Street
T. F
Weldon Road
Bennett
M. E
10Th
Marshall Sts
Brickell
C. B
Hamilton St
Washington Street
Ivey
Emry
Ione T
Finch
H. J
Fligel
Ida
Frank
Max
Horner Town
George
Edward
Georgia Avenue
Gibson
J. T
Rosemary
Wood St
Eos Glover
Myrtle
Grant
Guppey
E. J
Harrell
Charlie Harris
W. E
Harrison
Elmo
McGee
Hawkins
J. H
1St
Hinchey
H. H
Franklin St
Alice
Anon
Maple St
McFarland
W. B
McMurray
J. M
McNabb
G. M
Mabrey
Eugene
Sallie
Horner Town Block
Moody
E. S
Horner Town Moore
Gurkin
Myrick
R. G
Parker
J. B
Rosemary - Parrish
E. A
Wood Street
Rainey
Jennie
Orton Lani Rawles
G. R
Smoot
Nannie V
Strauther
C. V
Jefferson Street
Taylor
Buck
Rosemary Taylor
R. E
Thompson
Carl S
Madison St
Mrs. C
Todd
R. O
Rosemary Topping
R. L
Henry St
Roanoke Avenue No
Medlin
Rosemary No
Carolina Avenue
Vaughan
J. W
Webb
8. S
Whitby
Whitehead
W. T
Whitson
J. C
Williams
C. D
Halifas
Ethel C
Virginia Avenue
Wilson
S. E
Jefferson St. Wood
M. R
Woodruff
A. P
Wrenn
J. R
Garfield
Brown
Brutus
Burton
Oliver
Hodges Town
Daniel
Andrew
Hodges
Herbert
James
Phillip
Epps
Erline
Herrin
Steve
Hunt
Bessie
Lovely G
Johnson
William R
Johnston
Charlie
McPhail
Josephine
Minge
Newell
Caesar
Simmons
Perry
Hilton
Ponton
Jane
Powell
French
Purnell
Rawls
Cornelius
Reaves
Eliza
Jefferson
Revival services begin at Concord Methodist Church
The Rev. Paul H. Fields of Rosemary Methodist assists this week at the annual revival at Concord Methodist Church near Seaboard. The Rev. J Bascom Hurley, pastor, opened the revival last Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul H. Fields
Rosemary Methodist Church
Concord Methodist Church
Seaboard
J. Bascom Hurley
Northampton Health Budget Now Set for 1941 42
Dr W R Parker director of the Northampton County Department of Health announces a fiscal year budget from June 30 1941 to June 30 1942 totaling 26787 97 dollars Northampton will provide about 8879 57 dollars roughly one third The Children s Bureau United States Department of Public Health sponsors a maternity and infancy project in the county contributing 11180 to salaries nurses equipment and supplies The federal government and the State will also appropriate 3460 40 for disease control and elimination United States Public Health funds will contribute 2200 for general health policies and the State will contribute 1068
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Parker
Northampton County Department of Health
Northampton
Children’s Bureau
United States Department of Public Health
United States Public Health
County Budget Highlights Health Department Funding
Last year the county allocated 9415 dollars in the general budget for the department and set a 10 cent tax rate for public health.
Relief Rolls in Northampton Lowest in Years
Northampton County relief rolls fall to a multi year low with WPA job numbers shrinking to 160 workers. The workforce is tied to road building, school grounds projects, and the Seaboard water and sewer program. Officials anticipate a rise in applications when winter starts as defense projects wind down and current workers are discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton County
Seaboard Water and Sewer
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Taiz
Jones
Leonard J
West Rosemary
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