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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1941

Page

2

Moral Tales and Reflections on Family and Race

A collection of brief parables and dialogues on God love and race, including a child asking about creation and color, a prayer exchange about Lisha, a father daughter dance vignette with a moral, and two children debating being an angel or God to travel instantly.

Negro Selectees Leave Enfield in Six Volunteers

Six colored men from lower Halifax County left Enfield by special bus to be inducted at Fort Bragg. The group included Jerry Alexander, Joseph Lee Sneed, Bryant Craughan, Rossie Neville, Shepard Tillery, and Johnnie James Pickett. Samuel Branch, of Scotland Neck, accompanied as the only nonvolunteer.

Halifax County Office of Draft Board Number 2 Enfield United States Army Fort Bragg Jerry Alexander Joseph Lee Sneed Bryant Craughan Rossie Neville Shepard Tillery Johnnie James Pickett Scotland Neck Samuel Branch

Standard Furniture Exchange Opens New Roanoke Avenue Store

Announcement of the weekend opening of Standard Furniture Exchange at 1025 Roanoke Avenue by owner manager J. W. Moore. The firm, twice rebuilt after a fire, offers new and used furniture with pay trade or sale options and occasional antiques, with H. E. Gibson joining Moore at the new location next to E. W. Smith electrical shop.

Standard Furniture Exchange Roanoke Avenue J. W. Moore Roanoke Junction New Avenue H. E. Gibson Roanoke Rapids Mr. Moore E. W. Smith E. W. Smith, Inc

HRS Gibson Hostess Leads Bridge Club Evening

Mrs H E Gibson hosted a Wednesday bridge gathering with guests. Prizes went to Mrs Chas Fitts for high score and Mrs Agnes Wood for second high, plus floating and guest prizes. Salad with hot coffee followed as names of attendees and members listed.

Gibson H. E. Gibson Bridge Club Chas. Fitts Agnes Wood Calvin Kennemar Bill Alligood Mesdames Owen Edwards Loyd Allen A. O. George George Pappendick

Joint birthday party hosted by Miss Chambliss on Madison Street

Miss Ophelia Chambliss and Miss Mabel Smith hosted a birthday party for Mrs. D L Chambliss at the Chambliss home on Madison Street. Pink and white decor, a bowl of pink hyacinths, candles, bingo prizes, and gifts for Mrs J R Burton and Mrs Alice Underwood accompanied ice cream and cake for a long guest list including J R Burton D L Balmer L R Pearson N A Cates E R Pearson Tommy Norwood and others.

Ophelia Chambliss Mabel Smith Miss Chambliss Madison Street D. L. Chambliss J. R. Burton Alice Underwood D. L. Balmer L. R. Pearson N. A. Cates E. R. Pearson Tommy Norwood Ernest Acree Edward Allen Herman Thompson Lula Harris Y. N. Underwood Lewis

Local visitors and weekend guests noted at area homes

Mabrey, Marvin Chambliss, Alice Underwood, Clifton Davis, Clifton Grant, Bessie Bryant, Della Og burn, and Miss Fannie Bryant with little Sylvia Jean were listed among social connections. Misses Evelyn and Martha Campbell and A. S. Campbell of Greenville S C were weekend guests of Rev. and Mrs F W Haynie. H M Faison of Fort Bragg spent the weekend at his home here.

Mabrey Marvin Chambliss Alice Underwood Clifton Davis Clifton Grant Bessie Bryant Della Ogburn Fannie Bryant Sylvia Jean Evelyn Martha Campbell A. S. Campbell Greenville, S. C F. W. Haynie H. M. Faison Fort Bragg

Whitaker Hazleton wedding in San Jose church

Miss Laura Whitaker formerly of this city and Elmerle Hazleton of San Jose were married December 25 at the Church of God in San Jose with Rev. Joseph O. Richmond officiating. The bride wore a white satin dress and carried white roses. She was given in marriage by her brother, John Whitaker. The couple will reside in San Jose where Hazleton manages the Ford Parts department.

Laura Whitaker San Jose California Elmerle Hazleton Church of God In Joseph O. Richmond John Whitaker Mrs. Hazleton Mr. Hazleton Ford Motor Company

Birth of Mary Ethel Newton is announced

Mr and Mrs Linwood Newton announce the birth of a daughter named Mary Ethel on January 28 for their family record in the local notice column.

Mrs. Linwood Newton Mary Ethel

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