Roanoke Rapids Fire Department marks 25 members in new building
The Roanoke Rapids Fire Department, organized in 1927, now operates in a new municipal building with 25 members and three fire trucks. The department reports two full time paid men and 23 partially paid members, plus a strong volunteer base and active first aid training led by Sherrod Crumpler.
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Roanoke Rapids
Messrs
George N. Taylor
T. J. St. Sing
2Nd
East Street
St. Sing
E. R. Myrick
R. I. Starke
J. A. Lipscomb
la France
Roanoke Rapids Fire Department
North Carolina State Fire School
Rufus G. Britton
Fire Department Members Train in Life Saving Class
Members of the Roanoke Rapids Fire Department study Life Saving and First Aid under Red Cross instructor Sherrod Crumpler. The caption notes the class practicing on a willing victim.
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Fire Department of
Roanoke Rapids
Sherrod Crumpler
Red Cross
Shell Furniture Co Known Leader in Furniture Line
The Shell Furniture Company has led Roanoke Rapids with high grade furniture and dependable makes at honest prices with liberal terms. L. G. Shell serves as Postmaster and is a pioneer merchant who began twenty years ago as a salesman on the Avenue. Continued on Page 7.
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The
Shell Furniture Company
Roanoke Rapids
L. G. Shell
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Roanoke Rapids Fire Dept
R. L. Sanders
R. G. Whitby
Crumpler
E. B. Manning
C. B. Camp
C. L. Bristow
Rufus Britton
Charlie Harlow
J. J. Ingram
W. A. Wright
E. S. Hasty
Robert Sledge
B. B. Brown
W. A. Hoggard
Godwin Lane
H. B. Dukes
B. G. Whitby
J. C. Matthews
R. P. Smith
Albert Spruill
Shelton Ivey
Richard Bounds
W. E. Edwards
H. C. King
W. W. Jones
Joe Justice
Harlowe
Lane
Robert Ingram
Chockoyotte Golf Club
Chockoyotte
Roanoke Rapids-Weldon Highway
Henderson
Raleigh
Richmond
Halifax County
North Carolina
J. T. Chase
T. W. Mullen
W. H. Pruden
J. R. Manning
W. L. Manning
H. D. Camp
L. Wilson
Shell Furniture Co
Fannye
Fannye Marks
Leslie G. Shell, JR
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