Peggy Ann Moves Into New Store In 1936
Arthur Schwartz opened the Peggy Ann Shop in Roanoke Rapids then moved it to 1005 Roanoke Avenue after nine years at 1014 Roanoke Avenue. The grand opening drew praise. plans were set for further development on two neighboring sites. The shop offers affordable women’s wear with a friendly staff and new fixtures by Acme of Richmond.
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Arthur Schwartz
Roanoke Rapids
Roanoke Avenue
Schwartz
Old Smith Hotel
Mr. Schwartz
Jack Barman
Western Auto Store
Bill” Proctor
Proctor’s Department Store
Barman
Proctor
Acme
Richmond
Binswanger
Joe Kidd
Fred Forest & Company
Vacation Guests and Travelers Take Tall-Town Roundup
A long list of residents and visitors travel between Martinsburg and nearby towns. Families like the Hailmans and White-Hursts visit relatives, and others go to Jonesboro Petersburg Baltimore and Virginia Beach for vacations or weekends. Many names appear with addresses in Rocky Mount Newport News Weldon and Richmond as trips unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Hailman
Martinsburg
W. Va
B. Marshall White-Hurst
Johnnie White-Hurst
C. S. Thompson
S. M. Thompson
Moore’s Lake
E. A. Telliga
Buddie
Tell, Jr
Jonesboro
Cornelia Smith
Jackson
Mae Smith
Florine Pearson
Petersburg
Waverly Pearson
Jack Livesay
Atlanta
S. E. Wilson
Carol
Rocky Mount
A. O. George
Irvin Wilmoth
Grace King
Mount Airy
E. D. Harbour
Wiley Reaves
Jane
Dawn
Portsmouth
Mary Grissom
H. W. Grissom
Francis Ann
W. G. Lynch
Graham Lynch
Hamilton
N. C
Lynch
Mattie Everette
R. E. L. Wheeless
Warsaw
W. C. Williams
J. E. Pilley
Virginia Beach
Claude Keene
Lula Williams
Doris Hedgepeth
Waynesboro
Mary Louise Ray
Richmond
P. W. Ray
Sallie Gaylord
J. C. Wells
Charlotte
Elizabeth Faison
W. G. Bunch
Olive G. Horton
D. L. Balmer
T. M Jenkins
Chapel Hill
J. B. Norwood
Lawrenceville
Carolyn Alligood
Mrs. & Major
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Peggy Ann
Peggy
Maesses
Peggy Ann Shop
Roanoke Ave
Tenth St
Dews Dedrenr
Aengthen