High School Honors: Roanoke Rapids Students Win Top Medals
The 1929 Roanoke Rapids High School awards feature the Patterson Kiwanis Medal to Ethel Reaves for all-around excellence and the Scholar ship Fund prize pairing with Reader's Digest for the top scholastic record. Madeline Lipscomb wins two prizes for 25 ones in 31 courses, while Jimmie McGee earns the second Bausch & Lamb Honorary Science Award. Julia Moseley takes the Debaters and Lions Club trophies, with ties granting dual honors to Jimmie McGee and Milton Moore for athletics. Ethel Reaves also receives the Study Club prize for perfect attendance, and Bertha Batton wins a general all-round student prize.
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Patterson
Samuel F. Patterson
Kiwanis
Ethel’ Reaves
Reader's Digest
Lelia Webb
Juanita Underwood
Saluda Northington
Madeline Lipscomb
Roanoke Rapids
F. G. Jarman
Bertha Batton
New Way to Kill Germs in June American Weekly
In the June 6 issue the American Weekly reveals invisible waves strong enough to shake bacteria to pieces. The feature is one of many illustrated stories included with the Baltimore Sun Sunday edition.
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Baltimore Sunday American
Garden Dept Roanoke Rapids Womans Club May Meeting
The Garden Department of the Roanoke Rapids Womans Club met at Mrs. C. A. Wyche’s garden with thirteen members and two visitors. Members planted trees along streets, heard papers on flower arrangement and keeping flowers fresh, and judged floral arrangements with prizes awarded to Mrs. Wyche, Mrs. Bunch, and Mrs. Clark. Ice cream and cookies followed.
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Roanoke Rapids
Weldon
C. E. Matthews
T. R. Manning
Garfield Bunch
D. C. Clark
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Jimmie McGee
R. P. Beckwith
Nancy Wolkar
Milton Moore
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Geo. Wood
Julia Moseley
Lions’ Club
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Irvin Byrd
Ethel Reaves
Banana Sale
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Whitehouse
Sunnyfield
Bacon Pound
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