Air Force Day marked by gratitude for peace and power
On August 1 1947 Air Force Day honors aviation advances that shrink the globe and stresses the need for strong air forces. The public tone praises air power as insurance for peace and recalls World War II lessons urging citizens to stay ready and vigilant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coventry
Cologne
Hiroshima
Names of fallen service members listed in tribute piece
A memorial list names Vernon Edgar Whitley Marvin William Scott William H Camp dr Robert B May R H McCommons James W Whitley Grover Woodruff Winfield Hasty Daniel E Faison Robert Lee Moore Curtis H West Edgar H King Robert Lee Ingram Thomas A Cooper Marvin F Matkins James G Whitby Thomas H Cook Jr Himer Chambliss Randall White Robert L Harris Joseph A Crouch Davie L Harper Brutus W Rook Robert R Northington Eugene Basil Glover William C Moody Frank W Harris Wayne G Green Rufus Finch Lawrence W Myrick Walter G Cooley Charlie L Whitby Melbourne Barry Jones Robert A Rogers Rufus J T Woodruff Clinton P Deberry Herbert S Edwards H Charles Leatherwood Jr John Wayne Thomas Alex Bullock Jr Frank P Hunter Cecil Coburn Wilbur Anderton Latt Harris Shearin
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Edgar Whitley
Marvin William Scott
William H. Camp
Robert B. May
R.H. McCommons
James W. Whitley
Grover Woodruff
Winfield Hasty
Daniel E. Faison
Robert Lee Moore
Curtis H.’ West
Edgar H
King
Robert Lee Ingram
Thomas A. Cooper
Marvin F. Matkins
James G. Whitby
Thomas H. Cook, Jr. Himer
Chambliss
Randall White
Robert L. Harris
Joseph A. Crouch
Alex Bullock, Jr
Frank P. Hunter
Cecil Coburn
Wilbur Anderton
Latt Harris Shearin
Funeral for Roanoke Rapids Pioneer C A Wyche
Rain drenched crowd from Roanoke Rapids and surrounding communities attended the First Presbyterian Church funeral for C A Wyche a town pioneer and leading businessman. The large turnout underscored the high esteem in which he was held and the community’s admiration for his honesty charity and forebearance.
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Roanoke Rapids
First Presbyterian Church
C. A. Wyche
Mr. Wyche
North Carolina takes cabinet rank and National Guard gains federal status
Kenneth C. Royall of Goldsboro was slated to be sworn in as Secretary of War, the first NC resident in Cabinet rank since Josephus Daniels. The Roanoke Rapids unit, Company E of the 119th Infantry Division, earned federal recognition as a National Guard unit after a recent inspection, underscoring the Guard’s rising importance to national defense.
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Kenneth C. Royall
Goldsboro
Washington
Josephus Daniels
Navy
119Th Infant Division
Roanoke Rapids
National Guard of the United States
United States Army
National Guard
Beightler
Buckeye 35Th
MacArthur
West Point
England
Winston Churchill
RAF
Regular Army
Hospital Admissions and Discharges At Roanoke Rapids
Roanoke Rapids Hospital lists admissions and discharges for a week with numerous patients named by first and last names. The record includes residents from Roanoke Rapids and nearby towns such as Murfreesboro Weldon Emporia and Scotts Neck with several July dates and multiple infants noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke Rapids Hospital
Margie Eason
Leroy Floyd
Johnnie Craddock
Stainback, Jr
Bobby Tickel
Howard Tickel
Virgie Cleaton
T. L. O'Briant
Roanoke Rapids
D. EB. Valentine
Colrane
Lillie Mae Pric
Gumberry
Wingate Smith
Murfreesboro
Elizabeth Hendries
Weldon
George Curies
Norfolk
3. S. Cocke Jacks
Mrs Roderick Meikle Hosts Bridge Evening
Mrs Roderick Meikle was hostess for a bridge gathering on Wednesday evening in the living room. Ten players participated with Mrs W D Hall scoring highest and receiving a prize. Refreshments included iced punch ice cream and cake. Guests included Mrs Hall Messrs Ed Knott John Dun Wilson Liske Wilmer Collier J Taylor and Mrs Dick Tay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roderic Meikle
Tye
W. D. Hall
Ed Knott
John Dun
TR. Wilson
G. Liske
Mas. Wilmer Collier
J. Taylor
Dick Tay
town talk residents visit and guests list
Town Talk notes several social visits with names including Charlie Edwards and Richa Alisbrigh at Chesapeake Beach and Mrs Sam Bunn Mike Ann Dunn and Mrs A L Gillin as guests. Mrs WR Hackney and Mr Jack are mentioned among attendees with Little Miss Witt Borky mounting a local hosting at the Hunn home. El Berkeley and Mary Louise returned from Lumberto visit. Margaret Liffey and Higel Barrett of Emporia were guests of Mr and Mrs Goffin last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Edwards
Richa Alisbrigh
Chesapeake Beach
Sam Bunn
Mike Ann Dunn
A LL Gillin
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Air Force
Elton Moody
Michael Braswell
Wow Hobbs
Steve Mitchel
Willian Jones
R. E. Kennedy
Stoney Creek
Powers
Bessie Ross
Gladys Cooley
John Robinson
M. Ro Mubrey
Lenora Bart
Carenoe Garner
W. Rawls
Ahoside
Lloyd Earl Long
Jackson
Ars. P. Riggin
Littleton
KR. Barnhill
Scotland Neck
Nettie Crowder
Merchant
Jennings White
Conway
Brewer
Alvis Matthews
F Young
John Smith
Herman Taylor
Peggy Tay
Walter Epps
W. D | Nance
Howard Tikel
Poe Wright
White Plains
Mes
Henry Taylor
Bovkins
John Pitunl Woom
Hedkepeth
Edward Flythe
Mark Grizeard
Garrett
Judy
Shirley Jane Hargrove
Shirley Daniel
Steve Mitchell
Wilam White Jr
Roanoke
Claude Emory
Rich Square
Carl Gauldin
Rawlings
Vin
Jo J. Pridgen
Weldon UN TW Bryant
Boylkins
H. M. Faison
Thurston Midwett
Nellie Erwin
E. C. Surat
Robert Knopp
Emporia
Horace Hill
South Hill
Way R
EL Kennedy
S Cocke
George Curles
Browning
Stephenson
N.C. Cole
Sanford
R. J. Collins
Earl Griffith
Elton Mood
Clarence Garner
Roanoki Rapids
Ahoskie
Rufus Green
Gaughter
L. B. Spence
Broadnax
Donald Smith
James Etheridge
W . Hockaday
L. E. Finch
B. D. Hamill
K. R. Barnhill
Scotland ‘Neck
Lillie Mae Price
R. L. Ricks
Branchville
Susie Williams
J. R. Kidd
Brunswick
J. H. Nicholson
J. C. Pair
James McDaniel
Rae Martin
Westley
Newsome
William Jones
LaCross
James Walker
D. E. Valentine
Colraine
Robert Powell
Lawrenceville
R. W.long
J. W
Mia Sallie Collin
Johnnie Craddock, Jr
Mra
Hint Fat
Retna Bantewrence Pias
Stoweley
Bong
Roderick Meikle
Edward Norwood
Carl Ray
Carl's Grill
Dow
Oxfords
Coburn’s Shoe Store
Roanoke Avenue