Letters From Our Boys War Letters From China And Home
Messages from service members dated 1943 describe rugged training in China and Christmas greetings from Fort Dix New Jersey. Lt. James W. Crew Jr. writes of infantry life and hopes for victory, while Chaplain Leon M. Hall sends warm wishes from Mount Holly to Roanoke Rapids and friends.
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China
Howard
Tokyo
Jack DeVane
Roanoke Rapids
Letter from Thomas Browning to Caroll in World War II
A 1943 wartime letter from Thomas Baker Browning Momm 2/c U S S Caperton to Caroll in San Francisco. He asks about health, jokes about being home soon, and signs with a friendly farewell. The note reflects morale and optimism during wartime.
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Thomas Baker Browning Momm
U.S. S. Caperton
San Francisco
California
Milk price disparity inquiry in Roanoke Rapids
Letter from Senator J W Bailey cites milk price issues in Roanoke Rapids North Carolina. The official notes authority limits and orders an Atlanta regional investigation to compare fluid milk prices with nearby markets and address any underpricing after review.
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Carroll L. Wilson
Roanoke Rapids
North Carolina
T. J. Alford
Roanoke Rapids Hospital
Atlanta
Ruth Lee McCutchen Weds Cpl Jasper Willey in Dillon
Mr and Mrs N M McCutchen announce the marriage of their daughter Ruth Lee to Cpl Jasper Kyle Willey in Dillon South Carolina on November 27. Ruth Lee Willey is Yeoman third class Waves based in Washington D C and Cpl Willey is son of Mr and Mrs Frank Willey Tarboro stationed at Camp Bainbridge Georgia United States Army Air Base.
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N. M. McCutchen
Enfield
Ruth Lee
Jasper Kyle Willey
U. S. Army
Dillon
S. C
Willey
Waves
Washington, D. C
Cpl Willey
Frank Willey
Tarboro
Camp Bainbridge
Georgia
Buffet Supper for Enfield Dorcas Class at Mrs Shervette’s
Mrs. R E Shervette Jr hosted a Thursday buffet supper for the Dorcas Class of Enfield Baptist Sunday School. Helpers served, bingo was played, and many ladies attended including Virginia Ogletree and Julia Pope among others.
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R. E. Shervette, Jr
Dorcas
Enfield Baptist Sunday School
Shervette
I. D. Wood
D. L. Johnson
Martha Pope
Virginia Ogletree
Bud Marshall
Hettie Braswell
Hunter Fleming
Kesler Askew
Leon Madry
W. B. Burchett
E. J. Anderson
Cicero Williams
D. B. Barnes
Harold Burrows
Bud Herbert
Margaret Quincey
Annie Mae Sherrod
Julia Pope
Russell McDaniel
Bill Billups
Robert Ivey
Robert Barnhill
Virginia Branch
Edwin Branch
Levy Overton
S. G. Sparks
Bennie Bobbitt
Leonard Neville
M. E. Herman
George Leonbirth
Thad Harris
Weldon Gossip Highlights Local Family Visits
Miss Estelle Chappell of Washington DC spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs G A Chappell. Mr and Mrs J S Wyche and daughter Elizabeth visited Richmond Saturday. Mrs Billy Howard of Murfreesboro stayed with her parents Dr and Mrs W G Sutter. Rev W W Finlater recovered from illness and went out. Mrs Carl Myrick left for California to join her husband. Miss Catherine Merchants returned from Greensboro and will work for the Atlantic Coast Line. Mrs Arthur House of Elkin visits Annie Rowe. Cpl C P Bounds of Savannah is on furlough at home. Mrs Margaret Walker learns her son Pvt Herman Walker is safely in England. Miss Jane Pope returns from Scotland Neck.
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J. S. Wyche
Elizabeth
Richmond
Billy Howard
Murphreesboro
W. G. Sutter
W. W. Finlater
Carl Myrick
California
Catherine Merchants
Greensboro
Atlantic Coast Line
Arthur House
Elkin
Annie Rowe
Cpl. C. P. Bounds
Savannah
Margaret Walker
Pvt
Herman Walker
England
Jane Pope
Scotland
Carmer and Fred Gore Meet in Africa
Lt. Carmer G. Gore and Capt. Fred Gore, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Gore of Weldon, are both in the Armed Forces and stationed in Africa. They had two days together before Lt. Gore received leave for Ireland to visit his wife and baby daughter. Lt. Gore has spent a year in Africa, while Capt. Gore has been there eight months.
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Carmer G. Gore
Fred Gore
Co. F. Gore
Weldon
Africa
Lt. Gore
Capt. Gore
Ireland
Entertains Friends at Bridge Party Host by Mr and Mrs D Mac Johnson
Mr and Mrs D Johnson hosted a bridge party inviting a number of friends for an enjoyable evening of card play and social gathering.
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D. Mac Johnson
Enfield Social Evening Hosts Games and Prizes
Five tables hosted games with high score prizes won by Mrs. J. F. White and R. Hunter Pope. J. B. Britt took the bingo hand award. A sweet course was served by the hostess and her daughter Miss Os Mac Johnson. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Britt and others from Enfield community.
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Enfield
J. F. White
R. Hunter Pope
J. B. Britt
Os Mac Johnson
W. N. Sherrod
R. T Beal
Sam Arrington Dunn
H. L. Kendall
Bud Marshall
Annie Man Sherrod
Sallie B. Dickens
Holt Evans
A.S. Harrison
A. C. Nichols, Jr
Seaman First Class J D Evans Completes Course
J D Evans of Enfield has finished his course at a Norman Oklahoma school and is now stationed at an Air Gunners School in Purcell Oklahoma He will take his final test after a weeks course at Purcell
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Enfield
J. D. Evans
Norman
Okla
Purcell
Oklahoma
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Armed Services
Winfield
James W. Crew, Jr
Y. Force, Inc. Co
New York
N. Y
Caroll
Thomas Baker Browning
J. W. Bailey
United States Senate
Weldon News
Estelle Chappell
Mrs
G. A. Chappell
Carmer
Gardner
Rocky Mount and
Goldsboro
Diai É
Johnson’s Cabs
Roanoke Avenue
Roanoke Rapids, N. C