Air Show Promises Big Weekend Event at Halifax Airport
The Rotary Club event at Halifax County Airport on the Littleton highway starts 1 30 p m next Sunday and is billed the biggest air show here in years. Army planes from Fort Bragg will perform formation flying and maneuvers while local acts include racing ribbon cutting and nose diving. Advance tickets are available at city drug stores to ease gate congestion and state patrol will manage highway traffic.
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Rotary Club
Halifax County
Littleton Highway
Fort Bragg
Roanoke Rapids Forms Junior Chamber of Commerce
About 25 young men organized a Junior Chamber of Commerce in Roanoke Rapids to promote the city as progressive in eastern North Carolina. The group met at the Municipal Building last Friday night. officers were elected with Jack Vincent president, Arnold Hughes vice president, Carlton Cannon secretary, and Frank Neal treasurer.
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Roanoke Rapids
North Carolina
Chamber of Commerce
Aire
Jack Vincent
Jaycees
Arnold Hughes
Carlton Cannon
Frank Neal
Jesse
Youth Caravan Arrives in Roanoke Rapids July 13
The Methodist Youth Caravan comes to Roanoke Rapids on Saturday July 13 with Miss Connie Stanley in charge of Community Service and World Friendship. Other young instructors include Miss Jennie Martin and Miss Bettie Ruth Parker. Evening programs run July 13 to 19 at First Methodist Rosemary Church plus nightly activities and worship.
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Roanoke Rapids
Connie Stanley
Jennie Martin
Bettie Ruth Parker
Robbie Speights
Elizabeth McPherson
Martin
North Carolina
Statesville
N. C
Hamlet
First Methodist Church
Rosemary Methodist Church
Miss Martin
First Methodist
Roarlike Avenue
South Rosemary
Lebanon Church Holds Annual Children's Day Service
The Lebanon Methodist Church announces its annual children’s day service next Sunday at 11 a.m. Dinner will be served at the church. In the afternoon Rev. J. E Garlington, former pastor, will preach. The public is invited to attend and bring a basket lunch.
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J. E Garlington
Mid-Summer Carnival by Roanoke Rapids Scouts
Roanoke Rapids Scouts Troops No 144 and 145 host their annual mid summer carnival this week in the uptown park. Proceeds support equipment purchases and city scouting. Features include pony ride flying jenny dart gallery milk pitch bingo rifle range and a free Scout exhibit with multiple shows.
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Roanoke Rapids
Kiwanis Club Receives 1946 First Quarter Award
The Roanoke Rapids Kiwanis Club won a blue disk for 1946 first quarter activities at the Kiwanis convention in Atlantic City. Delegates from the club were Allmand White, Don Tillar and Dave Clark.
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Roanoke Rapids
Butterfish with human head shocks Seafood Market crowd
Richard D. Cullom, new owner of the market, and others report a butterfish in last week’s shipment bore a head resembling a human with eyes nose and ears. Cullom jokes it favored a real person, claiming it was not himself.
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Richard D. Cullom
Cullom
Roanoke Rapids To Hold Bond Election On August 6
Roanoke Rapids voters will decide on a 200000 water and sewer bond issue at a special election August 6. Registration runs July 13 through July 27 with daily voting hours 6:30 am to 6:30 pm at three precincts. Separately a severe storm damaged church, buildings, and crops in the Roanoke Rapids area, with flooding and structural harm reported.
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Roanoke Rapids
Board of County Commissioners
Rotary Club
Kelly Jenkins
Jenkins
2Nd Street
Roanoke Avenue
Rufus Britton
J. R. Burton
J. T. Branch
Second Bloom Noted in 1946 Season by Garysburg Farmer
John Rook of Garysburg brought in the second cotton bloom of the 1946 season to The Herald on Saturday morning. He found his bloom on Thursday and believed there may have been an earlier bloom he did not inspect.
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Herald
John Rook
Garysburg
John
Negro Jailed For Shooting And Assault
Charley Lawson, 45, held in Halifax County jail on 3000 bond for robbery and assault with a deadly weapon. He and Bruce Scott entered a Hodgestown store Wednesday evening, ordered beer, and after drinking it, Scott allegedly acted in the incident. Continued on page 12.
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Charley Lawson
Halifax County
Lawson
Hodgestown
Bruce Scott
Scott
Visiting Hours in Hospital Will Be Strictly Enforced
Roanoke Rapids Hospital will strictly enforce visiting hours to protect patient health and support efficient care. General manager T J Alford urged public cooperation, noting the need for uninterrupted patient care and doctor attention. Continued on page 12 Section A.
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Roanoke Rapids Hospital
T. J. Alford
Alford
the Herald
Roanoke Rapids
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Boy Scouts
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Municipal Fire Station
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Clifton Duke
J. W. Womble
Rosemary Grade School
11Th and
Hamilton Streets
Norris Case
John Buck
Robert Nance
Thompson Coal Company