Firemen's party interrupted by drunken singer at station
A boisterous amateur singer caused a stir at the fire station as Chief Lipscombe ordered quiet. Fireman Skinner mocked the performance while fellow crew members sought order and tried to resume duties amid the rumbling crowd.
Halifax County Will Keep Tax Rate for 1938 39
Halifax County proposes maintaining the current tax rate of 85 cents per hundred dollars for the 1938 39 fiscal year. The budget estimates $332 034.94 to operate the county, with property valuations dipping from 30 million to 29 million dollars. General fund remains 15 cents, school debt service 2 cents, and school capital outlay 12 cents. some rates ease for old age assistance and other programs while others rise due to outside revenue and specific needs. Profits from the ABC system are not included in the budget and will fund a 1940 bond issue.
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Halifax County
Board of County Commissioners
ABC
Town Folks Visit Family and Friends Across North Carolina
A string of visits and weekend gatherings from Wendell to Snow Hill Hertford Maxton and Lynchburg is noted. Residents include Martha Clary Bessie Bailey Rufus Edmonds Miss Lucille Tyson Miss Maybell Pridgen and many others visiting relatives and hosting guests across towns.
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Martha Clary
Bessie Bailey
Rufus Edmonds
Charlie Edmonds
Wendell
Lucille Tyson
Snow Hill
Maybell Pridgen
Portsmouth
Sara Cox
J. S. Brickhouse
Cecil White
Emmie Hopkins
J. M. Hopkins
Elizabeth City
H. W. Hopkins
Hazel Cobb
Amanda Tilghman
Hertford
Frances Sharpe
W. A. Thorne
Virginia Lee
Maxton
Chas. Rogers and Son
Williamston
C. Rogers
F. C. Williams
F. S. Kemp
Lynchburg
Johnnie Kerr
Biscoe
Carl Churchill
Emma Matthews
Laura Drye
Chapel
Roanoke Rapids Adopts Night Parking Ban in 1938
The Roanoke Rapids Board of Commissioners approves a nighttime parking prohibition on Roanoke Avenue from 2:00 AM to 6:00 AM in business districts from First to Third Streets and Ninth to Elev nth Streets. Vehicles towed at owner expense up to five dollars, with fines of five dollars for violators. The ordinance takes effect August 1 1938.
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Board OF Commissioners OF the City OF
Roanoke Rap
Roanoke Avenue
Board of Commissioners of
City of
Roanoke Rapids
Ruby Wood
Missing Man Connected to Roanoke Rapids Family
The missing man is a brother of Mrs. P. H. Hux of 205 Jackson Street Roanoke Rapids. He formerly lived in Roanoke Rapids thirty one years ago and in Rosemary for three years before moving at age 22. Born in Wilmington North Carolina he traveled seven years before settling in Petersburg. He married a Petersburg girl and later moved to Hopewell. Mrs. Hux has resided in Roanoke Rapids for ten years.
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Roanoke No
Peters
Roanoke Rapids
Cora
Kahn Tailoring Co. Peters
Hopewell
San Francisco
Peter
Hopewell and
Petersburg Kiwanis
George W. Kimball
Kiwanis International
Hopewell Club
International
Hopewell Kiwanis Club
Front Royal
Knights of Pythias, Odd Fellows
Hopewell Retail Merchants Association
Chamber of Commerce
Hopewell Lodge
Lo.o.f
Massanetta
Hopewel
Hux
P. H. Hux
Jackson St
Rosemary
Wilmington
N. C
Petersburg
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