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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1944

Page

17

Kiwanis Marks 29th Anniversary With 1944 All Out For Victory Plan

Kiwanis International marked its 29th anniversary during January 16 through 22 with about 2,200 clubs and 122,000 members in the United States and Canada. President H. S. Loy of Roanoke Rapids noted the event would launch the 1944 All Out for Victory program as Kiwanis clubs promote community service and support for a lasting peace. Donald B. Rice of Oakland called for tribute to 12,000 Kiwanians in armed services and for stronger international goodwill between Canada and the United States. The Roanoke Rapids club observed the anniversary on January 20 at Rosemary Cafe with T. W. Mullen delivering a message from the International president.

Kiwanis International United States Canada H. S. Loy Roanoke Rapids Detroit Donald B. Rice Oakland Calif Chicago Rice Roanoke Rapids Kiwanis Club Rosemary Cafe T. W. Mullen Mullen

Weldon News Briefs Report Local Moves and Club Meeting

Mrs. Rudolph Northington returns from a month in Santa Ana California. Cpl Helen Eagels of Portland Maine visits relatives here. Mrs. Frank Taylor of Norfolk stays with her parents. Mrs. Black Pierce Mrs Al Durham and Mrs Al Gravis visit Richmond. Families travel to Winston Salem and Memphis for illness among relatives. Weldon Garden Club meets at Mason Mahorns with Will Norman presiding and a plant talk delivered.

Rudolph Northington Santa Ana Calif Helen Eagels Portland Maine Frank Taylor Norfolk W. H. Anthony Winston- Salem Vincent Wyche Texas M.O.F John E. Moore Charleston S. C Sam Underwood Greenville J.I. Wyche Ola Belle Whitehead Richmond Sally Dawson Ethel Butts RP. G. Hamilton Inez Memphis Tenn Mr. Hamilton

Bridge Club Afternoon Sees Prizes and Gifts

Mrs. R C Cornwall hosted a bridge gathering with guests including Madam D Allen Green and Dave Sutter. After games, R T Daniels won the club prize and David Suiter the guest prize. Gifts honored brides Edgar Bounds and David Suiter with a salad and coffee service.

R. C. Cornwall R.T. Daniels David Suiter Edgar Bounds W. P. Maier D. Allen Green Dave Sutter Allen Pierce C. F. Gore R. T. Daniel T. H. Holmes R. B. Blowe G. H. Nash J. S. Selden F. J. Bounds W. J. Edwards

Mildred Lollis to Wed S Sgt Robert Woodside in Florida

Kannapolis announces the marriage of Mildred Lollis daughter of Mr and Mrs J T Lollis to S Sgt Robert Woodside son of Mrs Katie Woodside and the late Mr Woodside of Wilmington North Carolina. The ceremony took place January 13 in St Petersburg Florida and the couple will reside in Tampa Florida.

J. T. Lollis Kannapolis Mildred Robert Woodside Tampa Fla Katie Woodside Mr. Woodside Wilmington N. C St. Petersburg

Jenkins Completes Airplane Mechanic Course at Sheppard Field

Pfc Johnnie H Jenkins son of Mrs Annie C Jenkins of Roanoke Rapids NC completed an intensive airplane mechanics course at Sheppard Field near Wichita Falls Texas one of the largest AAF Western Technical Training Command schools He said the course was very good and he hopes to apply it in practice Also noted Mrs Hugh G Wood and daughter Ellen Glenn were called to Lynchburg Virginia due to the illness of Mrs Wood's sister.

Sheppard Field Texas Johnnie H. Jenkins Annie C. Jenkins Madison St Roanoke Rapids N. C Wichita Falls AAF Western Technical Training Command U. S AAA Technical Training Command Jenkins Hugh G. Wood Ellen Glenn Lynchburg, Va

David Bell Buried In Enfield Tuesday

David Bell of Enfield is buried after funeral services at the Episcopal Church in Enfield. The 53 year old painter died in Norfolk from injuries after a fall from a scaffold while working on a vessel. Survived by sister Lila Bell of Raleigh and brothers McLlin Bell of Washington D C and Judge Daniel Bell of Pittsboro and Atlanta.

David Bell Enfield Episcopal Church David B. Bell Norfolk Ben T. Brodie Elmwood Cemetery American Legion Post Bell D. B. Bell Norfolk Shipbuilding and Drydock Corporation Lila Bell Raleigh McLlin Bell Washington, D. C Daniel Bell Pittsboro Atlanta, Ga

Mrs Gilbert Smith Returns Home From Hamilton Street Visit

Mrs. Gilbert Smith returns to her Fredericksburg home after visiting Mr. J and Mrs. Hugh I Wood at their Hamilton Street residence.

Gilbert Smith Fredericksburg Mr. J Hugh I. Wood Hamilton Street

Christian Science Society Sunday Service Invitation

The Christian Science Society invites the public to attend Sunday service at 11 a m and Wednesday at 8 p m. Reading Room is open Tuesdays and Fridays from 3 to 5 p m for visitors and reading. Subject for Sunday is Love.

In Memoriam for R A Draper and Warrenton Visit

In memory of Mr. R A Draper two years since his passing. Mr and Mrs W Pryor Rodwell Jr of Warrenton spent the weekend with Mrs Mary Read. The note expresses enduring grief and a wish to live like him until heavenly doors open.

Mr. R. A. Draper Dad W. Pryor Rodwell, Jr Warrenton Mary Read

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Kiwanis Weldon News Weldon Garden Club Mason Mahorn L. C. Green Will Norman C. E. King Garris Davie Sutter M. A. Garris Woodside Lolis Pfc. Jenkins Christian Science Society Memoriam God THE Carolina Transportation CO Durham Burlington Greensboro Winston - Salem Fayetteville Carolina Transportation Company North Carolina Motor Transit Company Virginia Roanoke Rapids, N. C
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