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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1945

Page

11

Halifax County Announces Emergency Feed and Crop Loans

Emergency crop and livestock feed loans are now available in Halifax County. Applications are accepted at the Halifax County office in the new Office Building. S. R. Griffin Jr. oversees the county, with funds usable for land prep, fertilizer, and planting costs or for later crop expenses. Loans require ownership or access to land and stock and a first lien on financed crops or stock as security.

Halifax County Halifax S. R. Griffin, Jr Rvice Department of Agriculture

Mrs Pappendick Hosts Tuesday Night Club Bridge

Mrs Pappendick entertained the Tuesday Night Club at her Monroe Street home with three tables of bridge. Prizes went to high scorer Mrs Paul T Overton and second high Beamon Helms. W F Matthews was a house guest remembered with a gift. Also listed are the evening guests and Mrs Turner, recently home from Oteen where her husband is improving in the Veterans Hospital.

Pappendick Mesdames M. F. White G. S. Bunn Ivey Mahorne Jimmie Currin Beamon Helms Paul T. Overton A. L. Gilliam T. M. Bullock Charles Fitts W. F. Matthews Bill “Weter Edna Wafford T. B.turner Oteen Veterans Hospital Turner

Lieut Woodruff Finishes Orientation Course

Lieut. Harvey W. Woodruff son of Mrs. W. W. Woodruff 504 Jackson Street completed an orientation course to bridge U S training and combat soldiering in Germany. At the European air service command station he attended lectures by veterans covering chemical warfare defense and health tips for combat zones. His next station will be one from which American aircraft cover advances into Germany.

Harvey W. Woodruff W. W. Woodruff Jackson Street Germany Air Service Command Europe Woodruff America

Hasty Family Welcomes Service Members Home

Rupert A. Hasty 3/c, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hasty, returned from 18 months overseas in the South West Pacific after four invasions. He reports to a California base January 15 for new duty. The Hasty family also has Clinton R. Hasty and Clifton Hasty serving in the Navy.

Rupert A. Hasty W. L. Hasty South West Pacific Hasty California Clinton R. Hasty Banana River Fla Seaman Hasty Clifton Hasty Navy

Wartime Recipes and Homemaker Aids Feature

A collection of tested wartime recipes and homemaker tips appears in The American Weekly Favorite Magazine with The Baltimore Sunday American. The feature offers appetizing meal ideas and housework suggestions for busy households.

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Scientist debunks tales of history's villains

Noted authority on ancient private lives argues many famed villains were victims of jealous rumor. Feature explores "Step-children of History" in the January 21 issue. Mrs Lloyd Shaw called to Alexandria VA over the death of her stepfather J D Hunt, formerly Mrs R C Weaver of this city. Mr and Mrs Jack Livesay and their Atlanta daughter visit relatives here.

Lloyd Shaw Alexandria J. D. Hunt Hunt R. C. Weaver Jack Livesay Atlanta, Ga

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