Halifax 4-H Club Honors Mark 11th Achievement Day
Halifax County Negro 4-H Clubs held their 11th Achievement Day in the Educational Building auditorium on December 7. Ninety members plus leaders showcased 1946 club accomplishments, reports, group exhibits, prizes, talks, and a 4-H song contest with winners named.
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Halifax County
Halifax
W. C. Matthews
J. Carroll
Health Department
Mary's Chapel
Eden
Dawson
Herbert Newkirk
Sylvia Cofield
Inborden
Mamie B. Hill
Blanche Shaw
Collins McNeil
Benjamin Whitaker
Dawson 4-H
Raleigh
North Carolina Mutual Life Insurance Company
Durham
Lefender Bowens
Gay
Initials on Gold and Onyx Pin Offer
A catalog line promotes solid gold with a black onyx initial pin and a yellow gold initial, claimed as a real bargain at only 15.95 dollars. The ad emphasizes customization with any initial available.
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Elgin
Warwick couple welcome son in Roanoke Rapids
Mr and Mrs J O Warwick announce the birth of a son on December 24 at Roanoke Rapids Hospital. Mrs Warwick is the former Miss Mary Alice Thortis of this city.
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J. O. Warwick
Roanoke Rapids Hospital
Warwick
Mary Alice Thortis
Time, Love, and Fate in a Poetic Musings Note
A reflective verse notes Father Time as a sighing figure and imagines love navigating around blindness with wit. The piece uses metaphor to explore aging and affection in everyday perception.
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