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Newspaper
Roanoke Rapids Herald
Location
Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1941
Page
6
The article notes Senator Byrd at the Franklin Virginia air show jokes about apple growing needing pollination with bee commuters from Georgia, describes 2000 stands of bees and flavors, and mentions a humorous parade scene followed by odd recollections and a ghost story radio hookup.
The Business Girls Circle of the First Presbyterian Church met at Mrs John Buck s home on July 3. Heat led to the business session being dispensed with. Gertrude Lawrence s report as colored delegate to the Winston-Salem conference was read and enjoyed. the meeting closed with the Mispath Benediction. Present were Mesdames George Davis and Charles.
Hawkins Chapel followers report families visiting relatives in Graham Asheboro and nearby towns. Church events include Sunday School at 10 and worship at 11 conducted by Rev D D Broome. many locals described visiting friends and returning from trips to Lynchburg Belmont Raleigh and Fort Bragg.
Townsfolk and visitors gather for weekend social stops. The piece lists multiple families from Hillsboro and surrounding towns visiting relatives in Tarboro McCall Columbia Durham and Lawrenceville plus Pittsboro names.
Local society notes list multiple weekend trips and visits. Frances Grant and Ion entertained in Conway while groups traveled to Buckroe Beach Virginia Beach and Manteo. families from Boliva and Richmond spent time with relatives and at Ocean View Fort Bragg and Richmond recall.
Baltimore Sunday American announces distribution of editions at all local newsstands starting this Sunday with full newspaper coverage. The notice urges readers to pick up the latest issue for current events, society notes, and regional happenings.
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