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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1938

Page

14

Mills Open Two New Canneries In City

Two new canneries for Roanoke Rapids mill workers open to help employees can fruits and vegetables at low cost. Roanoke Mills cannery, at the village shop, operates 8 am to 5 pm daily except weekends, opened June 27. Mrs. Elizabeth Camp assists, cans priced at 3 4 and 5 cents for various sizes, labels free. Beets snaps blackberries squash canned already with more varieties planned. Patterson Mill cannery nearing completion mirrors the Roanoke setup for Patterson employees.

Roanoke Rapids Roanoke Mills Patterson Mill Elizabeth Camp Roanoke Patterson

Out-of-Town Patients At The Roanoke Rapids Hospital

Out-of-town patients admitted to Roanoke Rapids Hospital include Mrs A W Perry of Halifax Mr Henry F Galloway of Pendleton NC Joseph Boyce of George NC Mrs B F Harris of Conway NC Mrs F C Porter of Littleton Mr H P Robinson of Littleton Miss Mary Louise Futrell of Roanoke Rapids Mr K C Bridgers of Lasker NC and Mr Roger Burgess of Conway NC.

Roanoke Rapids Hospital A. W. Perry Halifax Henry F. Galloway Pendleton N. C Joseph Boyce George B. F. Harris Conway F. C. Porter Littleton H. P. Robinson Mary Louise Futrell Roanoke Rapids K. C. Bridgers Lasker Roger Burgess N.C

Pender Market Wins Blue Ribbon Again

The Pender store market department in District 7 Norfolk has won the Blue Ribbon award for the second consecutive month for the best thirty day sales. Hugh Wood the market’s manager received notice of the honor. Wood previously won the Blue Ribbon for May and June of last year and for other months in 1937. The Roanoke Rapids area market faced competition from 18 district markets, many in towns larger than Roanoke Rapids.

Hugh Wood Wood Norfolk Roanoke Rapids

Local Social Notes From Norfolk to Tarboro in Brief

Weldon Mr and Mrs J T D Rawlings spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Leonard Stein in Norfolk Virginia Miss Lillian Pate is spending this week with Miss Mildred Parker near Jackson North Carolina Mr and Mrs Milton Urserwood of Norfolk Virginia spent the week end with Mr and Mrs D C Johnson Mrs Marion Mountcastle and son of Baltimore Maryland are visiting Mrs Mary Fitzhugh Miss Leana Ann Riddle is spending time at Jonesboro North Carolina Mrs Branch Welshman and son of Suffolk Virginia are guests of Mr and Mrs W H Anthony Miss Lillie White Boseman of Tarboro North Carolina is spending time with her mother Mrs Anna Boseman Mr and Mrs Charlie Shaw and daughter spent Sunday at Ocean View Virginia Mrs Arthur House is visiting her

Lillian Pate Mildred Parker Jackson N. C Milton Urserwood Norfolk D. C. Johnson Marion Mountcastle Baltimore Maryland Mary Fitzhugh Leana Ann Riddle Jonesboro Branch Welshman Suffolk W. H. Anthony Lillie White Boseman Tarboro Anna Boseman Charlie Shaw Ocean View, Va Arthur House

Births Reported at Roanoke Rapids Hospital

Over the past week Roanoke Rapids Hospital records include a boy born to Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Aycock on the sixth, a girl to Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Harlow of Weldon on the fifth, a boy to Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Harris on the fifth, a boy to Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Perry of Halifax on the first, and a boy to Mrs. Mary Coviness on the first.

Roanoke Rapids Hospital C. K. Aycock C. H. Harlow Weldon R. P. Harris A. W. Perry Halifax Mary Coviness

Local residents and visitors spend weekends and weeklong visits

Mrs J A Powell and Miss Marjorie Powell of Edenton guest of Mrs Susie Furgerson Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Wm F Coppedge of Philadelphia spent the weekend with their mother Mrs Bettie Coppedge. Miss Edith Avent and Miss Ursula Marshall visit regional spots. several families attend events and trips in Atlantic Beach Virginia Beach and Horns Acre Virginia.

J. A. Powell Marjorie Powell Edenton Susie Furgerson

Hartford Visit Highlights of Jenkins Family Trip

The Jenkins family from Hartford spent Sunday in Norfolk, Virginia with Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Jenkins. Louise Crotty Harriet Meadows and Dick Steele of Charleston West Virginia visited Mr. and Mrs. Esmond Carter.

Hartford

Healing Evangelist Reports Dozen Healed At Tent Meetings

Evangelist J. M. Creech reports twelve healings from his Madison Street tent revival. Named victims from Roanoke Rapids Weldon and Roanoke Rapids addresses include asthma fractures rheumatism lumbago and sinus trouble among others. Meetings run nightly except Mondays with local A&P store managers on vacation.

J. M. Creech Madison Street Thomas Bullock Roasnoke Rapids Herbert Brewer Roanoke Rapids M. W. Sherin Ernest Blanton Fletcher Lassiter Willie Hamilton Weldon Lurban Ballard Charlotte St Mary Johnson Maddie Crofts Mary Gay Roanoke

Miss Pair Enters Training at Stuart's Circle Hospital

Miss Pair passed the examination this week and will enter training at Stuart's Circle Hospital in Richmond Virginia this fall. She is a Roane Rapids High School Class of 1938 graduate and the daughter of Mr and Mrs G W Pair of this city. Mrs H F Allen and her son of Wilson are guests of Mrs J R Myricle.

Virginia Pair Stuart's Circle Hospital Richmond Virginia Pair Roane Rapids High School G. W. Pair

Local Visitors Reported Around Mountville and Rocky Mount

Residents and relatives from Mountville and surrounding areas visited in Rocky Mount and nearby towns. Guests included Mr and Mrs W F Avent and Miss Effie Avent, Mr and Mrs Marshall Baggett of Alexandria V A, Mr and Mrs Joe Weller and son of Norfolk, Mrs Susie Furgerson hosted visitors, Mrs E N Ricks of Mount Olive, L H Pearce and Miss Clem Read, Myrtle Read, P C Millikin, Sam Merchant of Norfolk and Jacksonville Fla, and Woodward Jones of Norfolk.

W. F. Avent Effie Avent Rocky Mount Marshall Baggett Alexandria Joe Weller and Son Norfolk Susie Furgers E. N. Ricks Mount Olive Susie Furgerson L. H. Pearce Clem Myrtle Read P. C. Millikin Raleigh Sam Merchant Jacksonville Fla J. W. Jones Woodward Jones

Junior Contract Club Hosts Busy Evening

Mrs A L Hux hosted the Junior Contract Club Friday evening at her home. W L Johnson won high score, Effie A took the traveling prize, and W R Cau dle received the consolation prize. The hostess served a salad course to a group of ladies and misses listed by name. Ancell Lynch is visiting his grandparents in Brunswick, Virginia.

A. L. Hux W. L. Johnson Effie A W. R. Caudle Charles Boykin R. W.millikin Russell Weeks G. E. Pittman Hugh Pittman

Also Mentioned on This Page

MILLS Pender Mk J. T. D. Rawlings Mrs. Leonard Stein Norfolk, Va Wm. F. Coppedge Philadelphia Bettie Coppedge Charles Coppedge Ahoskie Cecil Butts Callie Mae Dickens Virginia Beach Edith Avent Atlantic Beach Ursula Marshall Greenville Wm, Penn Fort Bragg Penn Helen Marshall E. F. Coppedge Catherine Coppedge Hornacre C. F. Sterling and Son Dickie T. E. Owens Cyril Pearce Asheville George Rogers Chapel Hill Polly Elizabeth Perry Ocean View Charlotte Edna Harris Va. Beach Roanoke Ave Abe Frigidaire E. W. Smith Roanoke Rapids, N.C A&p Market Mer B. A. Aldridge A&p H. F. Allen Wilson J. R. Myricle Mountville, Ga Ancell Lynch Brunswick, Va Roanoke Rapids, N. C
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