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Newspaper

Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1941

Page

10

Suffolk Teachers Talk Here at Kiwanis Meeting

At a Suffolk Kiwanis Club gathering last week two speakers discussed vocational guidance in public schools. Miss Irma Hurff, director of Vocational Guidance for Suffolk Public Schools, and W. T. Harry, Suffolk High School principal, spoke under R. W. Vaughan’s direction.

Kiwanis Club Irma Hurff Suffolk W. T. Harry Suffolk High School R. W. Vaughan

Funeral Services for Jim H. Byrd in Scotland Neck

Funeral services for Jim H. Byrd, 87, were held from the home in Scotland Neck with Rev. W. E. Goode presiding. Burial followed in Episcopal Cemetery. He had been ill for years, a Northampton County native who lived 20 years in Scotland Neck. Surviving are six daughters, three sons, and one sister.

Jim H. Byrd Scotland Neck W. E. Goode Episcopal Cemetery Byrd Northampton County Paul Jones Lloyd Williams Jack Morris Noah Vaughan Lewis Newsom Herman Davis Hobgood Floyd and Donald Byrd John Byrd Newport News Lula Adams Woodland

Local visitors mentioned in Weldon community notes

Weldon Allen Pierce spent a few days in New York last week. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Grant of Rocky Mount spent Sunday with relatives here. Miss Grace Green of Swansboro spent the week end in Weldon. Mrs. J. W. Brown spent Wednesday in Richmond. Mrs. Lawrence McKirdy spent Saturday in Rocky Mount. Miss Frances Oakes of Atlantic Christian College spent the weekend at her home here. Mrs. Annie Sears of Emporia spent several days with Mrs. H. W. Crouch and left for Brodnax Thursday. Miss Lucy Cameron of Clinton and Miss Catherine Shankle of Burlington visited friends here recently. Mrs. W. W. Wallace and Miss

Allen Pierce New York H. L. Grant Rocky Mount Grace Green Swansboro Weldon J. W. Brown Richmond Lawrence MccKirdy Frances Oakes A. C. College Annie Sears Emporia H. W. Crouch Brodnax Lucy Cameron Clinton Catherine Shankle Burlington W. W. Wallace

U D C Members Host Busy Richmond Afternoon

Mrs. Eva Bishop and others hosted the Junius Daniel Chapter U D C in Richmond. Plans were made to send Christmas boxes to the Confederate Home in Fayetteville and Britain bundles were arranged for with a December 16 deadline. The program featured a lecture on Tennessee leadership during Reconstruction and reports on the National U D C Convention.

Mesdames Eva Bishop M. S. Mountcastle James Tilghman N. S. Barnes Junius Daniel U.D.C W. J. Edwards Fayetteville J. S. Turner Britain W. B. Joyner Jean Tilghman Tennessee R. T. Daniel B. M. Richardson Quenton Gregory California Mesdames Watts Haelwood South Boston C. D. Weathers W. W. Finlater C. G. Tilghman James

Halifax names for local charity committee members

Tilghman Jr Chas R Daniel Haynes D W Seifert R T Daniel Ella Mitchell and Mrs Quinton Gregory of Halifax named as local charity committee members.

Town social notes from Virginia weekend visits

A string of local residents and families travel and visit relatives across Virginia. Mrs T B Browning and friends tour Richmond while the Parkers visit Jackson and Elmore family hosts in Newport News and Norfolk trips include Mildred Burton Juanita Underwood and Gladys Elmore among others.

Mildred Burton Juanita Underwood Gladys Elmore Elizabeth Brown Norfolk Murrell Hudson H. M. Hudson J. M. Ingram Betty Wynne Margaret Anne Jimmy Ingram H. G. McClure Newport News Marvin Deberry Vernon Lee Sybil Jean Rudolph Wa

Local Socials Highlight Weekend Visits

Burt and Mrs Bernard Hux with son Donald spent Sunday in Scotland Neck. Leonard Glover and daughter of Norfolk visited E. B. Glover and family. V C Morgan family and others visited Greensboro. BE Parker of Weldon and L L Storey visited Petersburg. Mrs J R Melton of Norfolk returned home after a stay with her sister Mrs R J Rightmyer.

Ters Burt Bernard Hux Donald Scotland Neck Leonard Glover Norfolk, Va E. B. Glover V. C. Morgan Derith Morgan Billie Morgan Lois Lyles Greensboro BE. S. Parker Weldon L. L. Storey Petersburg J. R. Melton Norfolk R. J. Rightmyer

Card of Thanks for E. T. Medlin Family

The family of Mrs. E. T. Medlin expresses deep appreciation for the kindness and sympathy shown during their bereavement.

E. T. Medlin

Local visits highlight weekend in Franklin area

Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Ellis and Miss Arlene Murray spent Saturday in Franklin with G. L. Gibbs, who was ill. Walter Kendrick of Norfolk spent the week end here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Kendrick.

Jessie Ellis Arlene Murray Franklin G. L. Gibbs Walter Kendrick Norfolk F. R. Kendrick

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