Associated Charities Chooses New Officers For 1940
Roanoke Rapids Associated Charities reelected E. B. Manning as president and named M. D. Colmer, Reverend Gordon Price, and 8. N. Graham to top posts. Mrs. Clayton Gurley was reappointed case worker. An executive committee plus about 20 directors were present. A clothes drive was approved to cut costs. Rev Price praised Mrs Gurley's year of work.
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Associated Charities Organization of
Roanoke Rapids
E. B. Manning
M. D. Col Mer
Gordon Price
N. Graham
Clayton Gurley
T. W. Mullen
Frank Sherry
Zeb Denny
J. N. Bynum
Gurley
S. N. Graham
Woman's Club
Will Taylor
County Welfare Department
Lucille Carson
W. Bernard Allsbrook
Rosemary Baptist Church
Virginia Electric and Power Company
Roanoke Rapids Baptist Church
M. D. Coller
Roanoke Rapids Methodist Church
Wiley Warren
Lions Club
T. J. Alford
Kiwanis Club
Everette Davenport
Rosemary Manufacturing Company
Willie Hawkins
Roy Thompson
Patterson Mills Company
H. M. Hudson
Halifax Paper Company
Presbyterian , Church
Christian Science Society Invites Public to Services
The Christian Science Society at 980 Roanoke Ave invites the public to Sunday service at 11 a.m. and Wednesday service at 8 p.m. Reading Room hours are Tuesday and Friday 3 to 5 pm. The Sunday lesson sermons focus on Love and Truth with citations from Isaiah and Deuteronomy and passages from Science and Health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke Ave
Christian Science
Mary Baker Eddy
Boone Family Spends Sunday in Town With Relatives
Mr and Mrs William Boone Jr and daughter Evelyn visited relatives in town on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Boone, Jr
Evelyn
Negro 4 H Council Elects Officers for 1940
The Negro 4 H County Council in Enfield named officers for 1940. Edward Francis of Eastman Club was president Walden Shaw of Everett Club vice president Jessie Perkins of Felton Club secretary and Ray Thornton of Eden Club historian. Nine clubs attended a session with 33 members.
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Enfield
Edward Francis
Eastman Club
Walden Shaw
Everjett Club
Jessie Perkins
Felton Club
Ray Thornton
Eden Club
Bobbit Reid
Dawson
Eastman
Eden
Everett
Felton
John Armstrong
Piney Grove
Tillery
D. J. Knight
Dickens Resumes Teaching Duties After Weather Closure
Irvin Dickens left Tuesday for Conway to resume his duties as teacher after the school closed for bad weather. He spent the past several days with his parents Mr. and Mrs C A Dickens.
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Irvin Dickens
Conway
Mrs. C. A. Dickens
First Christian Church Disciples Roanoke Service and Campaign
The Roanoke Disciples church led by J Newton Jessup holds services at 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. with a Lord's Supper subject and honey sermonette. A council meeting Saturday 7:30 p.m. includes devotionals. Sunday marks the start of a forward enlargement campaign with weekly attendance checks.
Fidelis Club Meets At Rosemary Baptist Church
Fidelis Meets The Fidelis Class of Rosemary Baptist Church held its regular meeting in the home of Mrs. T. M. Jenkins Friday night Jan 19. The meeting opened with prayer and the Twentieth Psalm read by Mrs. W. T. Burke. Refreshments were served to members and two visitors Mrs. L S Neal and Mrs. F W Haynie.
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Rosemary Baptist Church
T. M. Jenkins
P. L. Matthews
W. T. Burke
Mesdames P. L. Matthews
Edith Eddins
R. S. Newton
Rosa Cannon
R. C. Simmons
J. R. Mizell
Mrs Foster and Mrs Moore Return From Visit to Niagara Falls
Mrs. E. S. Foster and Mrs. Burton H. Moore have returned to their homes in Niagara Falls after visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Crane, of this city.
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E. S. Foster
Burton H. Moore
Niagara Falls
G. C. Crane
Also Mentioned on This Page
Associated Charities
Manning, Collier, Price
Graham
Christian Science Society
Roanoke Rapids Building & Loan Association
W. 2Nd Street
Wiley Johnson
Vance Street
Mr. Johnson
Johnson
Brasington
Brickell
First Christian Church
Disciples
Roanoke
J. Newton Jessup
Fidelis
Hartford Fire
W. Second St
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