Cigarettes Sold Openly at Uy Town Drugstore
An underground tale reports a Uy town drugstore openly displaying cigarettes in a rack provoking a confrontation with the proprietor. The piece mocks illicit behavior and notes the difficulty of obtaining cigarettes during shortages.
Pfc. Arthur Kidd Returns Home from Europe
Pfc. Arthur Kidd husband of Mrs. Mary Kidd 922 Rapids Street returns from Europe with the Eighth Infantry Division. The Golden Arrow Division fought in Normandy and Brest and Hurtgen forest, crossed the Roer and Rhine, and linked with the Russians. Kidd joined in 1943 and spent 13 months overseas with the Twelfth Engineer Company B, taking part in battles in Normandy Brittany and central Europe.
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Arthur Kidd
Mary Kidd
Rapids Street
Europe
Eighth Infantry
Germany
Eighth
Golden Arrow
Normandy
Brest
Hurtgen Forest
Roer River
Rhine
Rhur
Elbe
Pfc
Kidd
Twelfth Engineer Company
Brittany
Central
Engagement of Marie Merritt to Pfc Snipes announced
Mrs. W. H. Merritt announces the engagement of her daughter Marie to Pfc. Charles Morton Snipes son of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Snipes of Norlina. The wedding is set for July 25 at 8 30 p m in Rosemary Baptist Church with the public invited.
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Snipes - Merritt
W. H. Merritt
Marie
Pfc
Charles Morton Snipes
C. E. Snipes
Norlina
Rosemary Baptist Church
Herman Spragins on furlough from war service
Herman Spragins son of Mr and Mrs George Spragins 910 Madison Street is visiting his parents after furlough He fought with the Timberwolf Division in France Belgium Holland and Germany campaigns and received the Combat Infantryman Badge ETO ribbon with three stars Good Conduct Medal Certificate of Merit Presidential Unit Citation and Croix de Guerre
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Herman Spragins
George Spragins
Madison Street
Timberwolf
France
Belgium
Holland
Seven Negroes Fined for Disorderly Conduct at Farm Gam e
Seven men arrested last Saturday on the Blackwell Pierce farm faced Magistrate W O Thompson Monday night and were fined five dollars and costs each for disorderly conduct. Lt Clifton Boyd of Norfolk, Virginia, spent the weekend in town.
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Blackwell Pierce
W. O. Thompson
Clifton Boyd
Norfolk, Va
Powell praises Red Cross and unit after release in Miami
Pvt Powell returns to Miami Beach and thanks the Red Cross for aiding soldiers in war. He recalls weight loss from captivity, weighs 97 pounds at liberation after 167 pounds earlier, praises his outfit as real soldiers, and credits The Herald with delivering news during captivity. His wife is mentioned.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Red Cross
Powell
Herald
Pvt. Powell
Roanoke Rapids Hosts Softball Double Header
The Halifax Uours Ourevan team returns to Roanoke Rapids to face the Romances next Saturday July 21 at 8 00 P M for a double header at Ledgerwood Park. The clubs have played four close games this season.
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Halifax Uours Ourevan
Roanoke Rapids
Ledgerwood Park
Death of Morrison Reported in Hartsville
Hartsville police were alerted after Chicago authorities said a man named John Quincy Morrison was found dead in the river in Chicago. Morrison had been living at 1334 Washington Street in Roanoke Rapids and had earlier left Tacoma on July 7 to North Carolina. His body was shipped to McBee, South Carolina, as relatives traveled to Mr Morrison's home for funeral arrangements.
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Smarty
OPA
Hartsville
D. C
Chicago
John Quincy Morrison
Washington Street
Roanoke Rapids
T. B. Ross
Tacoma
Dobbins
Morrison
South K Street
North Carolina
McBee
S. C
J. W. Morrison
J. W. Morrison of This City Left This Afternoon For Mr. Morrison
Rotary charter presented as Enfield hosts district meeting
The Enfield Rotary district meeting featured a male quartet with C D Graham F S Pittman J W McGwigan and S A Dunn with Miss Branch at piano Eugene Newsom of the Durham club the principal speaker was unable to attend due to illness Thomas R Hood of Dunn introduced Newsom Hood spoke on Rotary principles John Holmes introduced Hood and presented the charter to the new club William R Davis accepted as president Bill Joyner of Rocky Mount gave a gav el to the Rotary baby Officers and charter members were announced Representatives from Roanoke Rapids Weldon and other clubs attended Roanoke Rapids officers W A China and Mrs China along with Mr and Mrs Joe Sutter Mr and Mrs R M Taylor and Mr and Mrs Frank R Thomas attended The Weldon club joined the gathering as their regular Thursday meeting night itinerary.
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Rotary International
Gene Newsom
Rotary
Hood
John Holmes
Holmes
William R. Davis
Enfield
Bill Joyner
Rocky Mount Club
Rotary Baby
Roanoke Rapids
W. A. China
Frank R. Thomas
Weldon Club
Roanoke Rapids Sees New Storefronts On Eighth Street
Erection projects rise at Eighth and Franklin as Easy-Pay Tire & Furniture plans a new outlet in the former Photo Shop building in the uptown area. Housing shortages persist while a few homes go up for owners. A potential building boom hinges on postwar restrictions easing.
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Eighth
Franklin Streets
Easy-Pay Tire & Furniture Company
Roanoke Avenue
Roanoke Rapids
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