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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1937

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Six Women Hospitalized After Weldon Bridge Crash

Six women were injured, two seriously, when two cars collided near the Weldon bridge. Dr Ruth J Brown of Heathsville and Miss Laura Jett of Reedville suffered head injuries and broken legs respectively, with others from Virginia also treated.

Weldon Bridge Laura Jett Reedville Roanoke Rapids Richmond W. E. Maddrey Ruth J. Brown Heathsville Flora Crantz Elsie Haney Edna Edwards Edwardville Brown Crantz

Halifax County Man Killed at Skippers Virginia

Walter Carter age 56 native of Halifax County was killed Monday night when struck by a car driven by Wick Cagle of Roanoke Rapids near Skippers Virginia. The Roanoke Rapids boy and R G Floyd were returning home when the accident occurred. Carter’s body was taken to Emporia and funeral services were held at 2 PM with burial at Aurleian Springs. Carter is survived by his wife Cornelia and three brothers Andrew James and Adolphus. Virginia authorities will investigate at Emporia on January 10. Also notices describe a December 1937 marriage in Rich Square North Carolina.

Walter Carter Halifax County Virginia Wick Cagle Roanoke Rapids Young Cagle Frank Cagle R. G. Floyd Carter Skippers Emporia Greenville County Ginia Darlington Aurelian Springs Cornelia Carter Andrew James Adolphus Carter

Prizes for First Baby in 1938 in Roanoke Rapids

Roanoke Rapids firms offer free gifts to the first white baby born in Halifax County in 1938. A special double page in this issue outlines the contest rules and required birth certificates due by noon Tuesday January 4. Participating businesses include Lynches Jewelry, Dr Pepper Bottling, Shell Furniture, Brasington Studio, Hodges Jewelry, R I Starke Grocery, City Barber Shop, Land Brothers Jewelry, F M Coburn Shoe, Rosemary Drug, Leggetts Department Store and W C Williams.

Halifax County Roanoke Rapids Lynches Jewelry Dr.Pepper Bottling Co Shell Furniture Co Brasington Studio Hodges

Norfolk Man Dies in Christmas Day Car Wreck

Cloud Kitchin Suits, 24, fatally injured in an automobile wreck Christmas Day near Roanoke Rapids died before reaching Roanoke Rapids Hospital. He drove a convoy truck for a Norfolk company. his father lives in Emporia. Funeral services were held Sunday with interment at Mt. Vernon Church in Brunswick County Va.

Cloud Kitchin Suits Here Roanoke Rapids Suits Norfolk Emporia Mt. Vernon Church Brunswick County

Roanoke Rapids Merchants Prize Winners Named

The Merchants Association announced three cash prizes totaling 300 dollars were claimed by Roanoke Rapids residents. First prize of 150 dollars went to Mrs. A W Williams of 216 Madison Street, a widow whose son Horace is unemployed. Second prize of 100 dollars went to Mrs. G L Tickel of Franklin Street and third prize of 50 dollars to Mrs. J L Langston Jr of 225 Washington Street. Out of town entries remained unclaimed.

Roanoke Rapids Merchants Association Lillian Bell Jenkins A. W. Williams Madison Street Wil

Plane crash injures Littleton boys at Aurelia n Springs

Willis Taylor and Clarence Browning, both from Littleton, were injured when a Travel-Aire X-5 plane crashed near Aurelia n Springs while attempting to land. Taylor returned to work after minor injuries. Browning was seriously hurt and later discharged. Cause cited as jammed right aileron with speed 90 to 100 mph. plane struck a power pole and scattered wreckage.

Willis Taylor W. Perkins Taylor Littleton Clarence Browning Howard Browning Aurelian Springs Roanoke Rapids Browning Willis Alston Grocery Co Taylor Willis Lyles Louisburgh

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N. C VC Rapids Tal Miss Harvey Miss Edwards Florida W. E. Maddry Maddrey Maddry Skippers, VA Hattie C. Conner Mary Lucille Plummer Nicholson Clark Rich Square Methodist Church Rich Square North Carolina
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