Community Notes from Halifax District After Church Revival
Dr. T W M Long is elected chairman of the Democratic Executive Committee by precinct leaders in Halifax. Abe Norinsky visits from Baltimore as a former Avenue businessman. Birth announced for Mary Foster daughter to Mr. and Mrs. C L Elting. Mrs W G Williams guest of Frank Williams. speaks on Co operators. First Baptist Church announces a revival with music starting 7 30. Woman's Club to host Rose Culture Lecture February 5 at the Club House with 25 cent admission.
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Ladles of St Johns Catholic Church Host Silver Tea
The Ladies of St Johns Catholic Church will host a silver tea at the Woman's Club on February 3rd. Continued on back page.
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Local man faces assault charge in Patterson Mill case
Johnny Walker 38 was bound over to Superior Court on a charge of assault on a female with intent to rape after a preliminary hearing. Miss Maud Rooke, who said she cannot recall events, described being beaten as Walker allegedly entered her home drunk and attacked her in Patterson Mill village.
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Kelly Jenkins
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Maud Rooke
Jenkins
Halifax County
Superior Court
Miss Rook
Louis Moseley
Charlotte St
Patterson Mill Village
Massey
Lewter
Roanoke Rapids Council Approves Municipal Building Bonds
At a special session the Roanoke Rapids City Council passed an ordinance authorizing bonds not exceeding 32000 for a municipal building. The project would house the court, tax offices, sanitary district, police and fire departments, and other city facilities.
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Noke Rapids
Roanoke Rapids Birthday Ball to Benefit Georgia Warm Springs
Roanoke Rapids announces a Birthday Ball for the President at the Chockoyette Country Club House on Tuesday January 30 starting at 9 pm. Advance tickets are available through ticket committee members or city drug stores. Proceeds include one dollar per ticket to the Georgia Warm Springs Foundation endowment aiding Infantile Paralysis research and outreach.
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Chockoyette Country Club
Georgia Warm Springs Foundation
Roosevelt
Paul Reid
Winfield Crewe
Jack Cassida
John Dunn
Bill Alligood
Clyde Liske
Tom White
Clyde Martin
J. R. Manning
John Smith
Carroll Wilson
Eugene Wilson
T. J. Alford
Bahnson Weathers
W. A. Thorne
Hugh Camp
W. C. Williams
Leslie Towe
Will Taylor
T. W. M. Long
Frank Williams
Cement bought for Roanoke Rapids ten mile sidewalk plan
A major shipment of 4 000 barrels of Portland cement indicates the Roanoke Rapids sidewalk project may advance despite a new CWA rule restricting hiring to replacements. Local payrolls rose to over 10 400 dollars for 844 workers as foremen were told to cap weekly hours at 24, while questions remain on stone and sand purchases.
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Roanoke Rapids
J. B. Hall
Halifax
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