Local Notices and Community Updates from Halifax County
The notice set includes birth announcement for a son born November 18 to Mr and Mrs Norfleet Waters. It lists tubercular seal sales by the Study Club, Life and Casualty Insurance offices opened in the Imperial Theatre building under Landy E Hudson, with agents Tommy Cox Basil Glover and C Ogletree Jr. It reports Pendleton Grizzards building a new bungalow style home on the Avenue just beyond 4th Street with foundation work in progress. A county unit Institute of Government meeting is at Halifax courthouse Monday December 5 at 7 15 pm led by Prof Albert Coates with EB L Travis Jr J R Allsbrook aiding start up in the county. It notes 21 shopping days until Christmas and three remaining issues of The Hecats, a Tilery visit by Jack Jones and Billy Williams, a pending swearing in of Bob Reynebla as United something Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Life and Casualty Insurance Company of
Nashville, Tenn
Imperial Theatre
Landy E. Hudson
Tommy Cox
Basil Glover
C. Ogletree, Jr
Pendleton Grizzards
4Th Street
Halifax County
Institute of Government
Albert Coates
University of North Carolina
EB L. Travis, Jr
J. R. Allsbrook
Coates
Roanoke Rapids Stores Stock Christmas Goods for Holidays
Roanoke Rapids shops display Christmas colors with new Santa items arriving daily. Shoppers from nearby areas are drawn by extensive stocks within forty miles. Miss Josephine Hargrove of Enfield spent Thanksgiving with friends in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke Rapids
Santa Claus
Josephine Hargrove
Enfield
Correction issued for Hub Department Store circulars
The Herald Printing Co. corrects pricing errors on Hub Department Store circulars. Originally listed as Children’s Shoes 48 cents and Ladies Galoshes 95 cents. corrected to Children’s Shoes 95 cents and Ladies Galoshes 48 cents in most circulars and in the Hubad two page insert in this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hub
Children’s Shoes
Childrens Shoes
Herald Printing Co
Jin
Red Cross Drive Sets Five Year Peak Donations in Roanoke Rapids
Under Rev H Bradley the Roanoke Rapids Red Cross drive raised 414.61 including 230 members at 1 each 2 at 5 and 3 at 25 plus 100 from small givers. National Red Cross received 167.30 and the local chapter 247.31. Kiwanis praised for full participation. local mills and schools contributed. Graham Shell visited family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ss. H. Bradley
Red Cross
National Red Cross
Roanoke Rapids
Bradley
Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
A. N. Martin
H. S. Loy
A. E. Akers
Steve Lipscomb
A. Mickle
Patterson Mills Co
Rosemary Mfg. Co
Howard Pruden
8. D. Brown
Roanoke Mills
R. B. Towe
Jack Cassada
The
Power Co
Roanoke Rapids Hospital to Reopen Under New Leadership
The Roanoke Rapids Hospital will reopen on Monday December 12 after an executive committee decision and board approval. J T Chase was elected president by unanimous vote with Dr R P Beckwith as vice president and chief of the medical staff, and Dr F G Jarman as secretary while Dr Bahnson Weathers becomes treasurer. The hospital plans return to operations and economies will be implemented including reopening the Nurses Training School, despite years of deficits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
J. T. Chase
F. M. Brown
Halifax Paper Corporation
Chase
T. W. M. Long
Roanoke Mills Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ember
Study Club
Jack Jones
Tillery
Billy Williams
Jack
Williams
Bob Reynebla
United
Iaes
Srenia
Washington
Wilson
Bass
Taylor
Dickers
cAdamst
News & Upserv
Bill Alligood
RED Cross Drive
Graham Shell
Roanoke Rapids Hospital
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