WPA Recreational Work plans summer program for pupils
Needs and activities of WPA recreational work are outlined with plans for a June 9 meeting at 3 PM in the Hi School Vocational Building. Pupils will discuss summer work. two classes already held at Central and Rosemary. donations of story books are requested. New playground equipment at Rosemary, Patterson Mills, and Bunker Hill boosts child recreation. Mill No. 2 equipment installation aims to hire WPA workers soon.
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Nannis
Hi School
Central
T. M. Jenkins
Patterson Mills
Bunker Hill
Mill No. 2
WPA
Monogram Club to Host Graduation Dance in Roanoke Rapids
The Roanoke Rapids Monogram Club sponsors its second annual Graduation Dance at Chockoyette Country Club on Friday night June 4. Dot Bennett and his 12 Collegians provide music. the venue will feature gold and black colors. Local dancers are urged to attend. R. D. Williams and Yates Brown are mentioned in nearby notes.
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Roanoke Rapids
Monogram
Local Mills Workers Invite Panacea for Saturday Barbecue
Loom fixers warp hands and smash hands in Roanoke Rapids mills are invited to a barbecue and brunswick stew at Panacea Springs on Saturday June Sth. Officials of the mills will attend. The group will gather at Rose mary machine shop at 10:30 a m and return for the ball game.
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Roanoke Rapids
Panacea Springs
Rosemary Machine Shop
Will Nelson
Littleton
Rocky Mount Road
Springs
Friday Night Bridge Club Hosts in Weldon
Mrs. Whitley Draper hosted the Friday night bridge gathering on May 29 in Weldon. Five tables played with Katherine Wallace winning top score and I T Wallace taking the traveling prize. A sandwich plate and drinks were served to the guests listed.
Thursday Afternoon Club Holds Final Weldon Meeting
The Thursday afternoon club met at Mrs. N. J. Shepherd’s home in Weldon with Miss Katrine Wiggins and Mrs. Robert Musgrove as joint hostesses. Grace Jean Salls of Oxford gave a poetry recital assisted by Mrs. Wiley C. Ellis Mrs. R. T. Daniel and Mrs. Heath Lee of Roanoke Rapids. The hostesses served an ice course to members and guests.
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Weldon
N. J. Shepherd
Katrine Wiggins
Robert Musgrove
Grace Jean Salls
Oxford
Local residents share weekends and visits across towns
Suffolk and surrounding areas show a flurry of weekend visits and social calls. L. R. Pearson and L. B. Ray visit relatives in the area while Jack Erwin travels from Johnstown, Pennsylvania for two weeks with friends and kin.
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L. R. Pearson
Suffolk
L. B. Ray
Lumberton
M. B. Ray
Jack Erwin
Johnstown
Raymond Purdy
G. E. Buckner
Bernice Hitchens
Bruce Williams
Garysburg
Ava Harris
Swan Quarter
Robert Taylor
Richmond
Lois Everson
J. M. Taylor
Emily Taylor
Washington, D. C
Skyline Drive
C. R. Collier
G. A. Wicker
Lillington
T. N. Shearin
George
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Rosemary
Cedar and
Vance Streets
Rosemary Mfg. Co
Mongram
R. D. Williams
Yates Brown
Mrs. Brown
Panacea
Rocky Mount
Lula Williams
John King
Louise
Dr. Morris C. Barfield
DIAL
C. M. Barnes
Auto Service
Sta
Chockoyotte
Greate
Rufus G. Vick
Mer
Merchants Association
Imperial Theatre
Lillian Bell Jenkins
Glenmore
Glenmore Distilleries Co., Incorporated
Louisville
Owensboro
Kentucky
el Glenmores
Glenmores
Prc
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