Roanoke Rapids Sweeps Littleton High and Scotland Neck
The Roanoke Rapids Yellow Jackets win both ends of a doubleheader against Littleton High with girls 19-15 and boys 28-21. Lee and Thorne lead girls. Hawley and Tilley pace boys in a come-from-behind win. Scotland Neck game results show 22-12 girls and 42-30 boys. Next, Jax vs Weldon in Armory at 7 30.
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Roanoke Rapids Yellow Jackets
Littleton High
Roanoke Rapids
Lee
Thorne
Jax
van Dyke
Sheroin
Jax Boys
Walf
Hawley
Tilley
Scotland
Yellow Jacket Lassies
Josey
Scotland Neck
Kenneth Tilley
Craughan
Davis
Armory
Weldon Cagers
Ensign Hart and Family Visit Norfolk Over Weekend
Visit notes Ensign Hart his wife Mrs Daniel Hart and daughter Mary Alice spent the weekend in Norfolk Virginia with Ensign Hart from the Navy.
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Ensign Hart
Daniel Hart
Mary Alice
Norfolk
Ensign Daniel Hart
Weekly War Rationing Guide January 4 Summary
The Raleigh District Office of Price Administration lists weekly ration updates for The Roanoke Rapids Herald. Canned foods green stamps G H J Book 4 valid to Feb 20 1944. fuel oil periods 2 and 3 valid to Jan 24 1944 and Feb 21 1944. gasoline A-8 expires Feb 8 1944. meats fats Brown stamps R U valid to Jan. V valid Jan 23 to Feb 26. W valid Jan 30 to Feb 26. shoes No 18 Book I valid indefinitely. plane stamp No 1 Book 3 valid. sugar Stamp No 30 valid for five pounds to March 31.
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Raleigh District Office of Price Administration
Roanoke Rapids Herald
Eating Places Must Use Oleomargarine Signs
Raleigh, Jan 26. Commissioner W Kerr Scott reminded operators of eating places using oleomargarine to post placards informing the public of its use. Due to a butter shortage cafes must serve oleomargarine, and the law from 1931 requires a one inch gothic sign reading Oleomargarine served here in a conspicuous dining area.
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Raleigh
N. C
W. Kerr Scott
Department of Agriculture
Legignature
Scott
Norfolk Navy Officer Visits Miss Norton This Weekend
Officer Gibson Here La Vern Gibson 3/C Petty Officer U S N of Norfolk Virginia visited Miss Alease Norton last weekend.
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Gibson
la Vern Gibson
Norfolk, Va
Alease Norton
Town Talk Tidbits From The County
Mrs Lucille Cherry plans a brief Washington trip to visit relatives and friends. Mr and Mrs G D Pearson and family return home after being summoned for the illness of E T Medlin. Miss Mary Louise Ray visits Emporia Virginia for the weekend with kin. Miss Doris Hedgepeth attends the Ball Russe in Richmond Virginia. Mrs Horace Williams visits the city briefly with her mother Mrs Speight. Mrs Williams is the former Martha Speight of this city. Mr and Mrs Robert Leigh Anderson of Burlington stay weekend with kin. Mrs Anderson is the former Ber tie Tillery of this city. Mrs Jimmie Mayfield shows marked improvement after flu illness. Pvt William Forrest of Fort Bragg spent the weekend with his wife.
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Lucille Cherry
Washington, D. C
G. D. Pearson
E. T. Medlin
Mary Louise Ray
Emporia
Doris Hedgepeth
Richmond
Horace Williams
Speight
Williams
Martha Speight
Robert Leigh Anderson
Burlington
Anderson
Bertie Tillery
Jimmie Mayfield
Mayfield
William “Bill” Forrest
Fort Bragg
Weekend Visitors and Illness Reach Local Roundup
J C O Dell of Portsmouth spent the weekend with family here. Mr and Mrs Raymond Newton visit Mr and Mrs J T Garner for several days. Mrs Sallie Hodgens Mills of Langley Fields is visiting friends and relatives. she’s a former resident. Mrs Walter Grooms and Mrs Allen Rickman go to Burlington for aunt Mrs Small’s illness. Lois Lyles shows slight improvement after a week in bed. Charles Humphreys of Washington DC, studying at Durham University, weekend with Mr and Mrs C N Wheeler. Ann Taylor of Raleigh weekends with Mr and Mrs G N Taylor. Lawrence Clements of Duke weekends with his parents. Josephine Ellis visits Rocky Mount with her father Joe Ellis. Mrs W E Simpson of Henderson weekends with Mrs Lewis Tickle. Mr and Mrs John Sales of Hopewell visited town Sunday.
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Raymond Newton
J. T. Garner
Sallie Hodgens Mills
Langley Fields
Mills
Walter Grooms
Allen Rickman
Burlington
Charles Humphreys
Washington, D. C
University
Durham
C. N. Wheeler
Ann Taylor
Raleigh
G. N. Taylor
Lawrence Clements
Duke University
L. W. Clements
Josephine Ellis
Rocky Mount
Joe Ellis
W. E. Simpson
Henderson
Lewis Tickle
John Sales
Hopewell
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Toa Rica
Pepsi-Cola Company
Long Island City
Y.y
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co
Littleton
Edgar H. Bain
Oldsboro Cieft
Brewing Industry Foundation
Brewing Industry
Lawent
J. C. O'Dell
Portsmouth
Penney’s
Penney
Baby
Dad
Tru Clad
Reg
U.S. Pac
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