Town talk notes Christmas visits across several towns
Mrs. Paul Rey and daughter Mary Louise and S B Jones visited Richmond Virginia on Wednesday. The Woodruffs and daughter Ruth from Erwin shared Christmas with relatives. Various residents like Everette Crowder and Bruce Camp spent holidays in Broadnay Brunswick Garysburg and near Garysburg. Several others including J F Welch G E Buckner J B Edmonds and families vacationed in Charlotte Durham Weldon Asheville Enfield Conway Lasker Portsmouth Fitzhugh and Windsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Woodruff
Ruth
Erwin
Card of Thanks for sympathy after baby Arthur’s death
Mr and Mrs Harvey Kinnin express gratitude for the sympathy shown after the recent death of their baby boy Arthur.
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Arthur
Mrs
Harvey Kinnin
Rooks Visit Mrs Margaret Robinson in Skippers Va
Mesdames Hugh Rook Ida Rook Miss Eugenia Rook and Bruce Rook visited Mrs Ida Rook and Bruce Rook visited Mrs Margaret Robinson at Skippers Virginia on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Rook
Eugenia Rook
Edythe Wright
Bruce Rook
Rich Square
J. L. Braswell
Hugh Rook
Margaret Robinson
Skippers, Va
Notice of Sale of Roanoke Rapids land parcels 1933
A trustee sale of multiple Halifax County land lots near Rosemary Roanoke Rapids is set for January 20 1934 at 11 05 AM in front of Rosemary Branch Roanoke Bank and Trust Co. The deed of trust dates September 2 1928 and secures a mortgage by T F Heath and Mary C Heath. Exemptions apply to several listed lots via release deeds to Roanoke Rapids Properties Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Heath
Mary C. Heath
Office of the Register of Deeds
Halifax County
North Carolina
Rosemary
Roanoke Bank & Trust Co
Roanoke Rapids
N. C
Virginia-Carolina Power Company
R. M. Pickard
Allen C. Zollicoffer
Rosemary Banking & Trust Co
Roanoke Rapids Properties, Inc
No decrease in electric rates due to higher taxes
Raleigh dispatches report the 1938 property valuation of Virginia Electric & Power Co in North Carolina at 2 188 000, down from 2 450 000 in 1932. Counties raised tax rates to offset lost income, meaning 1933 taxes for the company will rise by about 18 000 plus items, with a further 8 000 from a 1 percent gross receipts tax and additional federal tax, likely blocking reduced rates adopted in Virginia.
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Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina
Virginia Electric & Power Company
Tax Commission
Virginia Electric & Power Co
Virginia Elect & Power Company
Virginia Electric
Southern Public Utilities Company
Durham Utilities Company
Tidewater Power Company
Hog Tax to Remain Same for January in North Carolina
The hog processing tax rate stays at one cent per pound for January, not the half-cent rise expected. Charles H. Robertson, NC district collector, says Helvering advised the man who raises one or more hogs to be taxed at $1 per 100 pounds. A February increase is possible, but no information exists beyond January.
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Charles H. Robertson
N.cg
U. S
Bert Garris Returns to Philadelphia After Visit
Bert Garris has returned to Philadelphia Pennsylvania following a visit with Mr and Mrs Richard Bray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Garris
Philadelphia
Richard Bray
Also Mentioned on This Page
Everette Crowder
Broadnay
Kendridge
G. E. Buckner
Brunswick County
Bruce Camp
Garysburg
J. F. Welch
Charlotte
Henry Pollard
Durham
W. R. Teele
B. D. Johnson
Greenville
J. B. Edmonds
A. W. Farris
Clinton
Miss Byrd
William Payne Edmonds
Windsor
Herman Gassett
Heathsville
T. H. Hargrove
Nita
Irene Turner
M. A. Turner
Weldon
H. H. Hayes
Yvonne
Asheville
Henry Moore
J. R. Carstarphen
J. T. Rice
Conway
Carrol Whyte
Portsmouth
Norman Hudgins
Enfield
S. J. Hudgins
R. P. Smith
Mary Smith
Lasker
A. T. Griffin and Son
Harrold Larkin
Rocky Mount
Nettie Morris
Norman Norwood
Charlotte Anne
Mesdames Dewey Crutchfield
J. B. Norwood
Fitzhugh, Va
Sen. Reed’s Bride
Nell Q. Donnelly
Kansas City
James A. Reed
Missouri
W. B. Allsbrook
Atty
WBA
NRA
Chicago
Gussie Wendt
Hubby