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Newspaper
Roanoke Rapids Herald
Location
Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1941
Page
4
Readers discuss precognitive dreams and strange coincidences cited by Coronet. A woman recalls dreaming a banquet exactly as she later attended, while others recount a bus journey, a father visit, and a letter arriving with the exact wording from a dream, sparking questions about time and space.
Scotland Neck Future Farmers of America wins first place in the Roanoke-Chowan Federation Crops Judging Contest held in Jackson on January 24, scoring 72 of 90. Rich Square, Hobgood and Seaboard follow in the standings. Scotland Neck individuals Everett Lewis, W B Barnhill, and Lon Alston excel with top scores. The chapter advances to the State Crop Judging Contest in Greensboro on February 1.
Mrs Harris releases Where's My Baby a collection of baby poems by Cross Peace Harris. Published by Bruce Humphries Inc Boston the volume gathers poems from her Roanoke Rapids Herald column Cross' Column and other papers and is dedicated to Those who have hopes.
Mrs Earl Rook hosted her bridge club with guests Mrs H C Wirtz and Mrs T N Adams. W H Tickel won the high score prize and Mrs H C Wirtz the high guest prize. Refreshments included strawberry shortcake and coffee.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Woodlief of Henderson spent Sunday in town with relatives, visiting family and catching up with friends.
Miss Mary Em ma Smith of Littleton and Edward Owen Hall of Warrenton and Reidsville were married Saturday at 4 p m in the bride’s parents home. Best man was Dr Thomas Holt and Rev H L Davis officiated. The couple will reside in Reidsville with Mr Hall working in the American Tobacco Company Foreign Department.
James Moore and Miss Ethel Sas ser of Raleigh spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Moore.
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