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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1941

Page

19

Attendance Holds At Playgrounds Despite Heavy Rain In City

Attendance at city playgrounds stayed near the weekly average despite rain with 2 114 recorded for the week, only about 200 under the prior week. In the boys baseball league the Rosemary Red Sox remain undefeated, while the Bunker Hill Yanks sit second with eight wins.

Rosemary Red Sox Bunker Hill Yanks Central Owls Central Old Town Parks and Wrenn, Gray, Medlin & Bryant Polk & Waters Gray, Medlin & Bryant Patterson Rosemary Hornets Jax Hardison & Hall, Hasty & Lassiter Patterson Tigers Red Sox Owls Rosemary Patterson Tigers Oliver & Chestnut Craughan & Taylor Walker & Shell Hall & Hall Patterson Yellow Jax Fisher & Hasty Hall & Murphey Small Boys League Rosemary Bees Lynch Doll Baby Jenkins Wright Hock, Wright & Burton Bunker Hill Patterson Tidwell & Hock Blanton & Burton Jenkins & Wright Central Hux & Rogers Wright, Hock & Burton Patterson Yellow Jax Bunker Hill Giants Old Town

Food Chain Adopts 5 Day Week Policy For All Divisions

Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company president John A Hartford announces a national five day work week for retail store employees. The plan starts with experimental adoption in eastern states and expands as local regulations permit, with pay unchanged and stores serving customers six days. In the Southern Division area the policy takes effect before Labor Day across hundreds of communities.

John A. Hartford Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company Hartford Robert M. Smith J. C. Leath

Birthday Party for Miss Page Observes Seventh Birthday

Miss Margaret Ann Page celebrated her seventh birthday at home on 1204 Roanoke Avenue with lemonade cake and ice cream. Attendees included Carolyn Alligood Shirley Baggett Shirley O Dell Betty Jean Pullen Jo Ann Edwards Betty Jean Deloatch Bobbie Lou Peeble Margaret Edwards Marjorie Mae Duke Jean Page Edna Spivey Josephine Lassiter Virginia Jenkins Shirley Lassiter Annette Edwards Maxine Maurice Derla James Joyce Cobb Bill Bunting Donald Edwards John Maurice Sidney Deloatch Jr Maxie Lancaster and Ben Alioe to.

Margaret Ann Page Roanoke Avenue Carolyn Alligood Shirley Baggett Shirley O’dell Betty Jean Pullen Jo Ann Edwards Betty Jean Deloatch Bobbie Lou Peetle Margaret Edwards Marjorie Mae Duke Jean Page Edna Spivey Josephine Lassiter Virginia Jenkins Shirley Lassiter Annette Edwards Maxine Maurice Derla James Joyce Cobb Bill Bunting Donald Edwards John Maurice Sidney Deloatch Maxie Lancaster Ben Alioe

Ogletree Gallaher Nuptials In Riverside Church Ceremony

Miss Marguerite Yoicade Gallaher daughter of Mr and Mrs William F Gallaher Cliffside Park New Jersey and Mr John William Ogletree son of Mr and Mrs Charles F Ogletree Enfield were married Saturday July 5 at 4 pm in Riverside Church New York City The vows were before Dr Ivar Hillstrom with nuptial music and a bridal white green decor of gladioli and lilies Charles F Ogletree Jr of Roanoke Rapids served as best man Ushers included John

Marguerite Yoicade Gallaher William F. Gallaher Cliffside Park New Jersey John William Ogletree New York City Charles F. Ogletree Enfield Riverside Church Ivar Hillstrom Charles F. Ogletree, Jr Roanoke Rapids John

4-H Clubber Writes About Virginia Trip

By Francis Hookiday a 4 H club trip to Jamestown Virginia is described with fifty two participants loading a crowded truck. The camp on James River featured a dining hall cabins and tours to Langley Field Williamsburg Newport News and Fort Eustis.

Virginia Francis Hookiday Jamestown James River Langley Field Williamsburg Newport News Fort Eustis

Banquet and Talent Show Mark Week’s Close at Camp

The week ended with a banquet talent show vesper services candle-light service and dancing. On Saturday morning everyone boarded the truck for the homeward journey after one last look at the camp. All enjoyed the trip and looked forward to another vacation next summer.

Local Social Notes From Halifax Visit Guests

Mrs Bettie Coppedge spends the week in Norfolk with her daughter Mrs Hugh Pittman. Mrs J F Martin of Dunn visits her daughter Mrs Milton Read. Dr and Mrs H A Cole were weekend visitors in Bunn. Mrs Faison Williams and two children of Fayetteville join Mrs G A Hux and family for the weekend. Miss Marie Dickens of Richmond has returned home after vacation with her parents. The Coxes spend Sunday in Roanoke Rapids with the Owens. The Pearce family and Mary Read travel to Norfolk and Ocean View last weekend. Miss Myrtle and Miss Laura Read visit Warrenton Sunday. Miss Mary Young Bass of Enfield visits her mother and daughter in Spartanburg S C. Miss Allyn Johnson of Columbia S C stays with Mrs R H Read.

Bettie Coppedge Norfolk Hugh Pittman J. F. Martin of Dunn Milton Read H. A. Cole Bunn Faison Williams Fayetteville G. A. Hux Z. T. Cox Roanoke Rapids T. Q. Owens L. H. Pearce Glenda Pearce Mary Read Ocean View Myrtle Laura Read Warrenton Mary Young Bass Enfield Ertie Chaffe Bettie Spartanburg S. C W. J. Sass Allyn Johnson Columbia, S. C R. H. Read

Social Roundup At Fort Bray And Murfreesboro Scenes

Mr and Mrs Edward Carlyld spent the weekend at Fort Bray. Miss Clem Read and W Dickens visited in Murfreesboro Sunday. Miss Mary Laura Twisdale left for Wilson Mills for a Peace College house party with classmates. Mrs Z T Cox hosted a floating tea Friday four to six at her new florist shop opening.

Edward Carlyld Fort Bray Clem Read W. Dickens Murfreesboro Mary Laura Twisdale Wilson Mills Peace College Z. T. Cox

Birth Announcement for Patsy Wayne Landin

Mr and Mrs William Landin announce the birth of a daughter Patsy Wayne on Wednesday July 9 1941 in Roanoke Rapids Hospital.

William Landin Patsy Wayne Roanoke Rapids Hospital

Local social notes highlight visits in Aulander and Fort Jackie

Miss Della Erwin spends this week with Mr and Mrs De Bell in Aulander. Buddy Butler from Fort Jackie visits his parents, Mr and Mrs Ben Butler, for a few days.

Della Erwin Mrs. de Bell Aulander Buddy Butler Fort Jackie Mrs Ben Butler

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Bunker Hill Central Old Town Gray & Bryant Waters & Jenkins Pope & Jenkins Babb & Hedgepeth B. Gaither James Dillon Alice E. Rouse Bronx New York Ogletree - Gallaher Dr. Pepper Sunshine Sue WRVA Halifax Ofeste Ofes le Des Borte Des Marie Dickens Richmond, Va Ucbold
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