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Newspaper
Roanoke Rapids Herald
Location
Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1938
Page
14
A recipe feature showcases baked fried and broiled bananas with butter salt and a novelty Banana Scallops dish. It emphasizes quick methods and a spicy new taste sensation as a family friendly culinary idea.
Weekend visits and movements are recorded for residents and relatives. Ruth Robinson of Louisburg College visited her parents the Robinsons. Mrs. Stenson traveled to San Antonio. Bettie Ann Shaw stayed with her aunt in Macon. J W Wheeler toured Detroit. the Lawrences and Leona visited Enfield. Lillian Pate and Helen Taylor spent time in Gumberry. Mary Lou Shaw is ill. Mrs. A W Andleton and Louise visited W T Parker. Mrs. W W Williams visited her brother. Linda Harris remains ill. Mount stayed with Mrs. Cooper. F M Coburn Jr visited Greenville. Virginia Taylor joined the Resettlement Administration. Edna Carroll, Misses Edna Carroll, Helen Lancaster, Albene Lancaster stopped by Mrs. Johnson. several other relatives spent the weekend with family.
Mr and Mrs Cecil Bruton have moved to Mt Gilead to establish residence. Mrs W F Clark and family spent Sunday in Goldsboro with Mr and Mrs J Q Hofler. Mrs Grover Howell and M Pope visited Elizabeth City. Collins Sykes receives treatment at Sanatorium. Mrs George Thorne and her son Watkins of Florence SC stayed with Mrs G T Thorne. Miss Helen Fleming of Rocky
Calvary Church invites attendees to Sunday School at ten o clock on Sunday and asks to bring a friend to help grow the program. An additional note promotes free viewing of New Screen Cooking School at Imperial Theatre February 3 and 4 featuring tempting dishes.
Squire H McN Ray died last Tuesday night at his Elizabethtown road home after a two day illness. At 73 he had served 17 years as Fayetteville justice of the peace and was a prominent Cumberland County farmer weighing about 370 pounds. He leaves a wife Estelle Cain and thirteen children among extended Ray and Cain families. Funeral services were held Thursday at 3 p.m. from the Person Street Methodist Church.
The Roanoke Rapids Herald reports the funeral of Squire Ray conducted by Rev. John P. Bross with Rev. A. W. Dick and Rev. L. M. Chafin assisting. Interment followed at Cross Creek cemetery after time at Jernigan Funeral Home. Active pallbearers included J. H. Benton and others. honorary pallbearers were Cumberland county bar association members and Woodmen of the World camp members.
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