Five New Homes Rise in Roanoke Rapids
Building inspector Henry Fitts reports at least five residences under construction in Roanoke Rapids. A. F. Garner frames a house on Jefferson Street between 12th and 13th with E. W. Wright as contractor. T. B. Glover builds at 10th and Washington, four rooms. Nat Hockaday constructs on Hamilton between 13th and 14th, five rooms with J. O. Beard as contractor. Wilton Dickens's 901 Jackson St. home, five rooms, contractor L. S. Garner. Carl Thompson builds on Hamilton between 7th and 8th next to Jesse Lee home. J. C. Leath has permit for a garage on Hamilton Street.
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Roanoke Rapids
Henry Fitts
A. F. Garner
Jefferson Street
E. W. Wright
T. B. Glover
10Th
Washington Streets
Nat Hockaday
Hamilton St
J. O. Beard
Wilton Dickens
Jackson St
L. S. Garner
Carl Thompson
Jesse Lee
J. C. Leath
Roanoke Rapids Community Chest Sets 1939 Election Meeting
The Roanoke Rapids Community Chest will hold its annual members meeting January 25 1939 at 7 30 p m in the Municipal Building to receive board election returns reports and other business The Institutional Members must certify their trustees by January 16 1939 Ballots prepared by the Tellers Committee must be mailed to Post Office Box 31 and received by 10 00 a m January 25 1939 for counting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke Rapids Community Chest
T. W. Mullen
Community Chest
Committee of Tellers
E. A. Telliga
Tellers Committee
Roanoke Rapids
Nominees Must File Acceptance by January 16 1939
According to the By-Laws of the Community Chest each of the above named nominees must file with President T. W. Mullen on or before January 16 1939 a written statement that he will accept office if elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Chest
T. W. Mullen
Dr Long Heads Health Committee In State Senate
Senator T W M Long named chairman of the Senate Committee on Public Health by Lieut Governor W P Horton. He joined finance manufacturing labor and commerce public welfare conservation and development and other panels. In the House William D Holeman Weldon drew several committees including appropriations judiciary elections and agriculture. Ben B Everett Palmyra and Halifax County colleagues took finance agriculture education counties cities and towns insurance manufacturing and labor and public utilities among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. M. Long
Senate
W. P. Horton
Roanoke Rapids
Trustees of the
University
Institutions For the Blind
Caswell Training School
House of Representatives
William D. Holeman
Weldon
Ben B. Everett
Palymyra
Halifax County
Infant Son Buried Sunday in Corinth Church
Infant son of Mr and Mrs J O Pearce of Litteton RFD 2 died Saturday. Funeral services and burial were Sunday at Corinth Church according to local notices.
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Howard Pearce
J. O. Pearce
Littleton Rfd 2
Corinth
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F. M. Sherry
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Ries
Alligood
Acree
Tim
Otari
Frida
Halifax
Who Couto
Alfred Martin
Kiwanis
LAW Makers
Raleigh
Folmer
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Richmond
ARENA
Tish
Dr. Long
State
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