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Newspaper

Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1945

Page

10

Men's Club Elects Officers for First Half of 1945

The Men's Club held its regular weekly meeting and re elected J M Bennett as president Ashley Vick as vice president Zeno Smith as secretary and treasurer Walter Shearin and Floyd Butts as committeemen and Terry Draper as publicity man All officers were unopposed. Members urged to attend an upcoming very important meeting.

J. M. Bennett Ashley Vick Zeno Smith Walter Shearin Floyd Butts Terry Draper

Lt Connor Arrives at Miami Beach for Redistribution Processing

Second Lieutenant John C. Connor, Jr. of Roanoke Rapids, after duty outside the continental United States, reaches Army Air Forces Redistribution Station No 2 in Miami Beach for medical exams and classification interviews. He served as a pilot in the European theatre and will stay about two weeks, mostly for rest and recreation. He is the son of John C. Connor, Sr., and husband of Lois Mae Connor.

John C. Connor, Jr Roanoke Rapids Army Air Forces John C. Connor, Sr Jackson Street Lois Mae Connor Franklin St

Roanoke Rapids Youth Joins 15th Air Force in Italy

Corporal Robert G. Martin aged 19 of 413 Jefferson Street Roanoke Rapids has arrived in Italy and serves as an engineer-gunner with a 15th Air Force heavy bomber group led by Colonel Thomas W Steed of Etowah Tennessee. The unit has flown over 145 combat missions against targets in southern Europe and the Balkans since his June 2 1943 enlistment.

45Th Army Air Force Italy Robert G. Martin Jefferson St Roanoke Rapids 15Th Air Force Pl. Martin Thomas W. Steed Etowah Tenn Europe Balkans Cpl. Martin

Town Talk: Local Folks Move and Visit

Miss Lorraine Hayes leaves for Guilford College after holidays with Mrs. Ellis Crew. Marilyn Vincent returns to Greensboro from her parents Mr. and Mrs. W A Vincent. Evelyn Shaw returns to Greensboro from her parents Mr. and Mrs J A Shaw. Betsy Vincent leaves for Fredericksburg Virginia after visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs M C Vincent. Pvt and Mrs George Garner arrive on furlough from Camp Gordon Johnson Florida. Mrs Garner is daughter of Mr and Mrs J E Pearson. Kitty Kidd returns to Campbell College after visiting her parents. Sgt J F Rentz completes ten day furlough and reports to Fort Benning Georgia. Rentz entered service in February 1944. About thirty members of Rosemary Methodist Church attend Crusade for Christ Rally in Weldon. Oak Grove Church attendees include Mrs F C Rainey Mrs N M Faulkner L B Rainey O P Moss W A Vincent Rev and Mrs J E Garlington Mrs L T Dunnavant and daughter Mary Millicent of Norfolk visit. Lieut and Mrs John C Connor leave for Miami Florida for the time being. Mrs Connor is former Lois Batts. Mr and Mrs Albert Lee Edwards of Burlington called home due to the sudden death of Mrs Edwards mother Mrs Lucy Edwards.

Lorraine’ Hayes Guilford College Ellis Crew Marilyn Vincent Greensboro W. A. Vincent Evelyn Shaw J. A. Shaw Betsy Vincent Fredericksburg M. C. Vincent George Garner Rosemary Methodist Church Crusade For Christ Weldon Oak Grove Church Mesdames F. C. Rainey N. M. Faulkner L. B. Rainey O. P. Moss W A. Vincent J E. Garlington L. T. Dunnavant Mary Millicent Norfolk Claude Keene

Sgt Joseph Hale Arrives Safely in Southern France

Sgt Joseph L. Hale informed his family of his safe arrival in Southern France with the infantry. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Joe B Hale. His brother Richard Francis Hale serves in the Pacific and took part in the invasion of the Philippines.

Joseph L. Hale France Joe B. Hale Richard Francis Hale Pacific Philippines

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