Eight Nominees Named for Roanoke Rapids Chest Board
December 1938 Roanoke Rapids Nominating Committee selects eight trustees for the Community Chest board. One year terms include Sherry Martin Wilmer Stell. two year terms list Mullen Long Chase Williams. Meeting attendees: Chairman Jenkins Secretary Akers Sullivan Crumpler. Rev Rogers absent. Additional nominations possible by petition signed by twenty members. Voting method and meeting details to appear next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nominatin Committee
Roanoke Rapids Community Chest Board of Trustees
F. M. Sherry
A. N. Martin
F. P. Wilmer
L. I. Stell
T. W. Mullen
T. W. M. Long
J. T. Chase
F. C. Williams
Kelly Jenkins
A. B. Akers
Fleetwood Sullivan
Shearod Crumpler
Rev. T. Rogers
Roanoke Rapids
Board of ‘Trustees
Twen
Local Weddings Highlight November Nuptials in Littleton
In Bennettsville on November 5 Miss Mabel Warren wed Reyward Cornell Che' of Bunn with Judge John F. Kinney officiating. Warren, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Warren, teaches at Jacksonville High School after studies at East Carolina Teachers College and UNC. Cheves, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Cheves, attended Campbell College and works for the Department of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Warren
Reyward Cornell Che
Bunn
Bennettsville
John F. Kinney
N. W. Warren
Littleton
East Carolina Teachers College
University of North Carolina
Jacksonville High School
Cheves
J. W. Cheves
Campbell College
Department of Agriculture
E. L. Crawley
Charles Abernathy
Charles Lambeth
Paul Johnston
Lesley Crawley
Artie Boyd Warren
Rosenthal
Pippen
Herbert Rosenthal
Weldon
Calvary-Thelma Visitor Notes And Mule Dies At 34
Josh King of Oxford visited Mesdames Frank and Jack King on Sunday. Henderson visitors Mrs. J. Willis Hayes and others called on Mrs. Jack King. Edith Sillery and Ethel Bobbitt shared visits. Lousie Morris hosted guests. Mule owned by F R King of Littleton route 2 died aged 34 after vast farming service spanning thirty-four years. bought as a yearling and worked thirty crops on same farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josh King
Oxford
Mesdames Frank
Jack King
Edward Hamill
Weldon
E. 5
Jenkins
Charles House
C. D. House
Edith Sillery
Ethel Bobbitt
Bill Bobbitt
James King
Mesdames Harvey Myrick
J. E. Mitchell
Virginia King
H. L. Faucette
M. W. Adams
Henderson
B. S. Jenkins
Louise Morris
Bertha Mae Young
Jim Young
Wilbur Shearin
Paul Etheridge
Roanoke Rapids
Frank King
F. R. King
Littleton
Route 2
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Bereavement
The family of Mrs. M. B. Ray and children express gratitude for kindness shown during their bereavement and illness of their husband and father. They thank those who sent flowers provided cars and especially Dr. Maddrey Dr. Jarman and M Moody for untiring services. They wish to thank each person personally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Maddrey
Dr. Jarman
M Moody
M. B. Ray
Loftin Returns to Nashville After Visit with Williams
Dr. J. C. Loftin has returned to Nashville Tennessee following a visit in the area with Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Williams.
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J. C. Loftin
Nashville, Tenn
Mrs
W. C. Williams
Roanoke Rapids Notes Honor Frank Sherry for Community Chest
In Roanoke Rapids a column praises Frank Sherry for outstanding work with the Community Chest drive. The piece notes Roanoke Rapids raised 16000 dollars amid mills on part time and lauds anonymous donors while highlighting local pride and recognition.
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Durham
Roanoke Rapids
Time
Chapel Hill
Frank Sherry
Winchell
North Carolina
M. B. Ray Funeral Monday
Mitchell B Ray died at 68 from a heart attack after illness at his son Carl’s home 126 Monroe Street. Funeral services were held at the home by Rev. E B Fisher and interment followed at Roanoke Rapids Cemetery. Survived by wife Mamie Jane Ray, three daughters and five sons, two brothers and thirty-two grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell B Ray
Carl
Monroe St
E. B. Fisher
Roanoke Rapids
Mr. Ray
Mamie Jane Ray
Clifton Grant
Loyd Tillery
Carrie Priest
Sanford
Leon
Lumberton
Otis
Ged
Bill
Clem
Arrie Ray
Bladen County
Roanoke Rap
Funeral Services for Mrs E F Shaw at Calvary Church
Mrs Ella F Shaw of Thelma dies at home aged 86. Born Sept 16 1854 near Wise Warren County she joined Sharron Baptist Church and later Calvary Methodist. She married Robert S Shaw in 1880 and had twelve children, two surviving: John A Shaw and Mattie Shaw Hardy. Funeral today with Calvary Cemetery interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella F. Shaw
Thelma
John P. Faulkner
Mary Riggan Faulkner
Wise
Warren County
Sharron Baptist Church
Robert S. Shaw
John A. Shaw
Roanoke Rapids
Mattie Shaw Hardy
Shaw
Calvary Methodist Church
Calvary Church
Fayetteville yard foreman with Roanoke Mills Co dies
An obituary notes a Fayetteville resident who served as yard foreman for twelve years at Roanoke Mills Co, marking two decades since his passing and detailing his long service at the mill.
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Ids
Fayetteville
Roanoke Mills Co
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Warren
John Willis Hayes
Dwight Dobbins
Fuehrer
Hitler
Harper & Brothers
Stephen H. Roberts
Alois Schicklegruber
Heil Schicklegruber
Raleigh News
Billy Arthur
T. B. Kehoe
New Bern Tribune
United States
Greece
E . Shaw
Calvary
Rosemary Drug CO
Teva
Rexale Drug Store
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