Delinquents Will Be Prosecuted In Hawkins Chapel Visitations
Roanoke Rapids residents and families from Hawkins Chapel were listed visiting relatives and hosting guests in a series of Sunday and Monday outings. The report names C W Hawkins J D Pittard Mrs B S Hawkins Helen Hawkins and W G Mitchell among those visiting or visited. Henry Fowler from Fort Bragg was at home for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Hawkins
Roanoke Rapids
Charlie Hawkins
B. S. Hawkins
Helen
J. D. Hawkins
J. H. Trolinger
J. D. Pittard
W. G. Mitchell
T. J. Carpenter
Belmont
I. G. Hawkins
Z. C. Hawkins
Willis
C. C. Jenkins
Henry Fowler
Fort Bragg
Alice Shaw
Z. C. Hawwkins
R. R. Hawkins
Roger Carlisle
Aurelian Springs
Roger Hawkins
Employers Fail To Report For Unemployment Benefits
Raleigh January 10. The Unemployment Compensation Division prepares to pay weekly benefits to eligible unemployed workers later this month. A claims division will verify work records. over 35 000 claims were filed first week. Payments depend on employers providing quarterly reports. delinquent firms face fines up to 200 dollars or 60 days imprisonment per day of noncompliance. Chairman Charles G. Powell says prosecutions ensure workers receive due benefits.
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Raleigh
N. C. Unemployment Compensation Commission
Charles G. Powell
Weldon News Notes and Local Moves
Mrs Cay Day and her daughter from Roxboro visited Dr and Mrs W A Carter last week. Janet Rawlings of Norfolk spent Sunday with her parents. H L Ward of Franklin moved to Weldon and was appointed night policeman. D W Seifert Jr of State College spent the weekend with his parents. Mary Norman Harris and Bill Harris were called home for the funeral of their grandmother A M Inge. Mitchell Rabil is a patient in a Rocky Mount hospital. D W Seifert left for Cincinnati to attend a Coca Cola convention. Emily Crouch is in Emporia for the week. Bruce Harris and John Harris attended Mrs A M Inge’s funeral.
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D. W. Seifert
Mary Norman Harris
Winston-Salem
Bill Harris
Chapel Hill
A. M
Inge
Mitchell Rabil
Frank Rabil
Rocky Mt
Cincinnati
Ohio
Seifert
Emily Crouch
Emporia
Bruce Harris
John Harris
A. M. Inge
Local Social Visits Highlight Week Guests
Ebenezer residents join weekly visits with neighbors. Mrs J E Neville and Mrs A E Crawley host and socialize while families including the Dickens and Hux circles share time at Caledonia State Farm and Darlington area homes. Virginia Barnes visits her grandmother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Neville
A. E. Crawley
Bill Dickens
N. B. Dickens
William T. Crawley
Grady Hux
Caledonia State Farm
Virginia Barnes
Howard Hux
J. M. Butts
B. T. Hux
Readers Letters Praise Roanoke Rapids Herald
Col Carroll Wilson publishes the Roanoke Rapids Herald in North Carolina. A subscriber thanks the editor for a fine edition, praising five sections and sixty pages, and expresses pride in the newspaper’s impact in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Carroll Wilson
Roanoke Rapids Herald
Roanoke Rapids, N. C
Local Families Visit Over Weekend
The text lists social visits with Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Dickens and Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Cullom on Tuesday, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Edwards with family from Weldon visiting W. T. Barnes and family on Sunday.
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Weldon
Ebenezer
Herald
Bob
Robert R. Reynolds
U.S.S
Leggett
RED Cross
Cretonne
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