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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1935

Page

2

Town Talk Highlights Holiday Visits Across Town

Miss Mildred Crutchfield of Burlington visits her parents Mr and Mrs Dewey Crutchfield. Many residents travel for Christmas with relatives in Charlotte Burlington Mt Holly Salisbury and Woodlands.

Mildred Crutchfield Burlington Dewey Crutchfield Mary Hayes Walter Groom Charlotte Ophelia Daniel Mt. Holly Salisbury R. P. Smith and Sons Mary Smith Lasker Corrine Turner Weldon Nita Turner Claude Gray Camp‘s R. R. Allsbrook New York W. C. Allsbrook Clifton Davis Elizabeth Woodland Nellie Frances Cook Whitakers Paul Woodruff B. D. Gray Jack Gray Williamston Mabel Gillis Lewiston Roscoe Hodges West Point H. G. Hodges South Carolina Roy Myrick Petersburg J. B. Hardy Charles Hale, Jr Wilson

Christmas bridge party hosts husbands and guests

Mrs. A A George hosted a Christmas bridge evening in her new home with evergreen decor and holiday colors. Prizes included a crystal lamp holder for high scorer Mrs. Sam Bunn, and perfume for second place. Mr Zollie Powell won for the gentlemen, with a double deck of cards. Guests included Mr and Mrs Wilmer Collier, Clyde Liske, Bill Alligood, Sam Bunn, George Lampley, Ivey Mahorn, Eugene Wilson, Steve Hamlet, R L Martin, Zollie Powell, and several young ladies and gentlemen from Emporia Virginia.

A. A. George Sam Bunn Zollie Powell Helen Turner Edna Wafford Myrtle Lipscomb Catherine Hines Dick Brown A. O. George Pete Powell Burwell Collier Emporia

Dillinger Mobster Surrenders After Indiana Break

Joseph Turns, one of nine convicts in Dillinger’s 1933 Indiana prison escape, surrendered in Chicago without a fight as five guns lay nearby. Authorities link him to the $427,000 New York bank truck holdup.

Chicago Joseph Dillinger Indiana N. Y

Mrs Mamie Madden Hudson Dies At 63 In Littleton

Mrs Mamie Madden Hudson widow of John Wesley Hudson died at her home near Littleton on Wednesday morning at 7 00 am after years of illness She was 63 born in Wilmington daughter of Mack Madden and Cornelia Turnbull Madden She had lived in Warren County most of her life with no children Surviving are daughter Mrs Sam Wesson and son J W Hudson Pallbearers listed Rev Rufus Bradley officiated at the funeral and Sunset Hill cemetery was the burial place

Rufus Bradley Littleton Methodist Church Sunset Hill Cemetery Warren County Bennie T. R. Walker, Jr W. R. Wiggins Grady Mess Sam Patterson G. S. May J. E. Stansbury

Engagement toast foretells spring wedding in 1935

Mrs S D Brown announced the engagement of her daughter Mary Helen Brown to Charles Hugh Boykins of Halifax North Carolina at a Monday night party. Guests played contract with bridal tallies, crowned by a centerpiece miniature couple and a ringed banner announcing Charlie and Helen April 1935. A salad course followed with coffee as eighteen guests were served.

S. D. Brown Mary Helen Charles Hugh Boykins Halifax N. C F. W. M. White Margaret Dunning Charlie Helen Mrs. Brown Anne Hale C. E. Shaw C. F. Pappendick William Thompson C. C. Shell Pauline Kendrick Virginia Ogletree Hattie Humphries Evelyn Johnson Lois Smith Ruth Allen Emma Matthews Eugene Crutchfield Lillian Bell Jenkins Ella Brown

Ferrell Hutchinsons announce marriage of Catherine to Rupert Ferrell

Mr and Mrs J L Hutchinson announce the marriage of their daughter Catherine to Rupert E Ferrell on April 7 1934 in Rockville Maryland The couple are now spending time in Washington Baltimore and other points of interest.

J. L. Hutchinson Catherine Rupert E. Ferrell Rockville, Md Washington, D. C Baltimore

Birmingham resident rears orphan flying squirrel

A Birmingham native uses an eyedropper to feed a tiny flying squirrel orphan until it grows strong enough to rejoin its woodland kin. The heartwarming care highlights devoted wildlife rehabilitation in urban Alabama communities.

Birmingham Ala

Uncle Joe Ramsay Dies After Christmas Illness

J M Ramsay known as Uncle Joe died in Roanoke Rapids hospital from pneumonia after Christmas. A longtime church worker he taught at Rosemary Baptist Church and lived with Charlena Hart in recent years. Survived by daughters Mrs John Walker and Mrs Charlie Perry of Washington DC, son Lloyd Ramsay of Dallas, and several grandchildren. Interment was in Washington DC.

Roanoke Rapids Joe Rosemary Baptist Church Charlena Hart Washington, D. C John Walker Washington Mr. Ramsay J. M. Griazard Charlie Perry Lloyd Ramsay Dallas Texas

Rye Leads to Trouble in Local Saloon Incident

Patrons report a pint of rye triggered a disturbance at a downtown saloon, drawing police who detain a suspect cited for disorderly conduct. Witnesses describe a confrontational scene with loud arguing and a brief scuffle.

Doan's Pills Promised to Aid Kidney Function

Watch Your Kidneys urged readers to use Doan's Pills to remove poisons from the blood and relieve backache dizziness and urinary troubles. The ad claims Doan's promote normal kidney function and are recommended nationwide by users.

Doan Doan’s

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Mary Lillian Meade P. L. Davenport Chapel Hill Fred Vaughan Patsy Tarboro West Coast Albert H. Wish Grace Budd Greenburgh Henry Happel Los Angeles Bert Ryner Scotts Bluff, Neb Ryner Littleton Mamie Madden Hudson John Wesley Hudson Ontario East Boston Philadelphia Walter Cox Franklin D. Roosevelt Warm Springs J. M. Ramsay Jacob C. Shearin W. C. Williams Roanoke Rapids, N. C
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