Halifax County Officials Elected in 3rd District List
A full roster of Halifax County officials elected to key posts including Superior Court Judge R Hunt Parker Roanoke Rapids, Clerk A Leonidas Hux Halifax, and Sheriff Joe Riddick Scotland Neck with deputies and department heads named. The document lists county commissioners education board health and welfare officers, farm agent, jailer, nurse and other appointed or elected roles across Halifax Roanoke Rapids Enfield Weldon Scotland Neck Littleton Brinkleyville and Aurelian Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Hunt Parker
Roanoke Rapids
Superior Court
A. Leonidas Hux
Halifax
Dr. T. W. M. Long
L. W. Leggett
Hobgood
A. M. Atkinson
Enfield
County Board OF Commissioners and
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
J. Waldo Whittaker
J. R. Wrenn
N. W
R. C. Rives
Jim Thomason
R. C. Josey
Scotland Neck
R. L. Applewhite
A .G. Wilcox
Brinkleyville
S. Vinson
Weldon
A.B.C
E. H. Ricks
R. S. McGeachey
George C. Green
E. T. Medlin
Harry Rawlings
Quentin Gregory
W. P. Taylor
Frank Taylor
Aurelian Springs
Roanoke Rapids City Officials Named in New Listing
Mayor Kelly Jenkins leads Roanoke Rapids with Commissioners George N. Taylor M D Collier F C Williams E B Manning R I Starke W B Allsbrook. City Clerk Ruby Wood Tax Collector A E Akers Chief of Police H E Dobbins Fire Chief J A Lipscomb Building Inspector Henry Fitts Supt of Streets Paul Ethridge Sanitary District Board Dr W E Murphrey Chairman M H Hedgepeth Clenton Jr District Supt Joe Shearin
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly Jenkins
George N. Taylor
M. D. Collier
F. C. Williams
E. B. Manning
R. I. Starke
W. B. Allsbrook
Miss Ruby Wood
A. E. Akers
H. E. Dobbins
J. A. Lipscomb
Henry Fitts
Paul Ethridge
Sanitary District Board
W. E. Murphrey
M. H. Hedgepeth
Clenton, Jr
Joe Shearin
Red Cross Roanoke Rapids Chapter Noted for Relief Efforts
The Roanoke Rapids American Red Cross chapter led by Rev. Gordon L. Price and F. C. Williams raised over four times its flood relief quota during Ohio River Valley floods. The chapter covers Littleton and Au relian Springs and consistently exceeds its annual Roll Call goal, funds used for relief and needy families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke Rapids
American Red Cross
Gordon L. Price
Roll Call
F. C. Williams
Ohio River Valley
Littleton
Aurelian Springs
Quality Shop in Roanoke Rapids Celebrates Eight Years
The Quality Shop, owned by Curtis C. Shell, marks eight years since its November 1, 1929 founding at 1034 Roanoke Avenue. Mrs Shell runs ladies wear while Mr Shell handles men furnishings as he has long served Roanoke Rapids merchants and Halifax County in broader trade groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis C. Shell
Halifax County
State Merchants Association
Ministers And Church Officials Meet Regularly
Roanoke Rapids ministers formed the Roanoke Rapids Ministerial Association and hold regular meetings to discuss clerical problems and plan city wide religious movements. The Laymen's League, made up of church and Sunday School officers, has organized in recent years and held meetings on the community moral life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke Rapids
Roanoke Avenue Hardware Firms Serve Two Stores
Qusuone muraware Co established in 1923 operates in a large Roanoke Avenue building with a warehouse. Carolina Hardware Co managed by George Lampley sits in the 200 block. Both offer light and heavy hardware, paints, lamps, stoves, farm supplies, fencing, pumps, and tools. The firms employ seven people and have served Halifax and Northampton builders for fifteen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qusuone Muraware Co
Roanoke Avenue
Carolina Hardware Co
George Lampley
T. O. Wilson
F. D. Wilson
J. W. Womble
Halifax
Northampton
Roanoke
Carolina
Also Mentioned on This Page
Halifax County Officials
Roanoke Rapids Officials
RED Cross
C. C. Shell
T. W. M. Long
Ruby Wood
R. R
J. C. Leath
A&p
L. G. Shell
R. B. Postmaster
J. F. Welch
Internal Revenue Collector
Clyde Hoey