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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1936

Page

15

License Taxes Due Now for Halifax and Northampton Merchants

Merchants must file state license applications and send payment by June. Mail to North Carolina Department of Revenue in Raleigh or to M L Shipman Sr in Weldon for Halifax and Northampton counties. Penalties apply starting July 1, 1936. Contact Shipman for information or missing applications.

State Department of Revenue Raleigh N. C M. L. Shipman, Sr Weldon Halifax Northampton Counties Shipman Mr. Shipman Welden

Miss Lucy Mayfield Visits Norlina This Sunday

Miss Lucy Mayfield made a brief visit to Norlina on Sunday and spent time with local residents. Her stop drew curiosity from townsfolk and highlighted community ties during the weekend.

Lucy Mayfield Norlina

Sailor Shorty Schirm Linked Navy Career To King George V

The Roanoke Rapids Legionnaires recount Fred erick J. Lehrim known as Shorty Schirm, a long serving Navy chief bosun's mate who died in 1927 after a 27 year career and a brief WWI reactivation. They note his friendship with King George V dating from a 1901 South Pacific meeting during royal tours and historic naval service connections.

Wilson Shorty North Carolina Frederick J. Lehrim Bosun Navy King Elmhur Long Island New York King George V George Frederick Ernest Albert Edward VII Prince George North Amercan West Indian Royal Navy Duke of York Mary Adelaide Queen Mary George Melbourne Australia Shorty Schirm England South Pacific Prince of Wales K. Lewis Roanoke Rapids

Hay Ride Brings Local Youth to Rich Square

A group of young people enjoyed a hay ride to Rich Square on Saturday. Attendees include Edythe Morris Mildred Balmer Mildred Burton Nellie Mae Jernigan Alice Myrick Bett y Johnson Margaret Burton Mildred Crutchfield and others plus Evens Scott Bancroft David Balmer J R Burton Milton Copeland Dick Burton Claude Hopkins John Myrick Dick Erwin Russell Liles David Liles Robert Liles Pete Garner Wade Myrick Leroy Morris Bud Harrison Edward Glover and F C Wood.

Rich Square Edythe Morris Mildred Balmer Mildred Burton Nellie Mae Jernigan Alice Myrick Bettye Johnson Margaret Burton Mildred Crutchfield Mesdames Evans Scott Bancroft David Balmer J. R. Burton Messrs Milton Copeland Dick Burton Claude Hopkins John Myrick Dick Erwin Russell Liles David Liles Robert Liles Pete Garner Wade Myrick Leroy Morris Bud Harrison Edward Glover F. C. Wood

Local Social Roundup of Visits and Travel Notes

Calvary Thelma H. D. Myrick of Raleigh spent Sunday at his home here. Miss Emma King spent last week in Macon North Carolina. Mrs. Paul Etheridge of Roanoke Rapids writer of Mrs. Frank King Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Hervie Harper returned from Gaffney South Carolina for a few days. They left for Forest City North Carolina where Mr. Harper works. Mrs. J. R. Young and children of Macon visited her mother Mrs. L. T. King. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Faison, Dan Faison and Addie Lee Smith spent Sunday at Oak City. Mrs. Pullen and children spent Sunday in Nashville. Miss Francesco Sunday in Greenville.

H. D. Myrick Raleigh Emma King Macon N. C Paul Etheridge Roanoke Rapids Frank King Hervie Harper Gaffney Forest City Harper J. R. Young and Children L. T. King H. M. Faison Dan Faison Addie Lee Smith Oak City Pullen Nashville

Weiner roast hosts by E. C. T. C. Club at Chockoyette

Mrs W A China led the E C T C Club gathering with a weiner roast last Tuesday from 6 to 7 30 at Chockoyette Country Club. Secretary Jo Carty presided due to the absence of officers. Attendees included Ruth Dan Martha Spivey Kath erine Reid Lee Arnold Esther Pridgen Elizabeth Overton and many others.

W. A. China Katherine Reid Lee Arnold Esther Pridgen Elizabeth Overton E.C.T.C. Club Chockoyette Country Club Jo Carty Ion Ruth Dan Martha Spivey Carrie T. Smith Mary Frances Whitehurst Katherine Hall Mary Jorie Caldwell Mae Hampton Keith Amanda Evelyn Tillman Virginia Blount Frances Newsom Sara Gurley Mesdamesa W. Clement W. S. Batton Jr Gene Kimball R. E. Cleaton Helma Daughtry

Sewing Club Hosts Meeting at Mrs Glover Home

Mrs T B Glover hosted the Sewing Club at her Jackson Street home Monday night. A salad course with tea was served to Mesdames E Wilson Hazel Smith George Sullivan Sherrod Crumpler and Missie Helen Turner Lurline Hardy Lib Goodfellow Mary Claire Blankenship and Miss Rebecca Price who spent Saturday in Norfolk.

T. B. Glover Jackson Street Mesdames E. Wilson Hazel Smith George Sullivan Sherrod Crumpler Missie Helen Turner Lurline Hardy Lib Goodfellow Mary Claire Blankenship The

Fourth Birthday for Betsy Ann Smoot Held at Monroe Street Home

Betsy Ann Smoot celebrated her fourth birthday Monday afternoon at home on Monroe Street with games ice cream and cake. Guests included Margaret Lou George Ann Bunn Betsey Allen Barbara Ann Radcliff Geraldine Radcliffe Derith Morgan Mary Speight Eugene Lehman Dwight Dobbins Al George Jr Billy Morgan Jesse Harrell Geo Pappendick Wade Smoot Hockaday Bobby George.

Betsy Ann Smoot Monroe Street Margaret Lou George Ann Bunn Betsey Allen Barbara Ann Radcliff Geraldine Radcliffe Derith Morgan Mary Speight Eugene Lehman Dwight Dobbins al George Jr Billy Morgan Jesse Harrell Geo. Pappendick Wade Smoot Hockaday Bobby George

Local visitors and guests travel through Kinston and area

Miss Katherine Mayfield of Norma visited her sister Miss Lucy Mayfield this week. Mrs. Cornelia and Loraine Shell of Kinston are guests of sister Mrs. Lloyd Allen. Mr. and Mrs. D. Brown returned from Gastonia travel. Several families from Halifax Ocean View Rich Square Jackson and Margaretsville visited Mrs. J. B. Boyd and others over the weekend.

Katherine Mayfield Norma Lucy Mayfield Robena Me Miss Day C. C. Shell Kinston Cornelia Loraine Shell Lloyd Allen Garris Tom Gar Johnny Bottom Margaretsville Thelma Garris D. Brown Gastonia Chas. Boykin Halifax Dever Grady Shell C. C Shell Bert Boyd Ocean View Spurgeon Rich Square H. T. Boyd Jackson J. B. Boyd

Fish Fry Attendees From Rocky Mount Visit Home Security Officials

Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Howard along with Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Bell and Mr. and Mrs. W. Morgan attended a fish fry in Rocky Mount on Wednesday afternoon. The event was hosted for managers assistants and agents of Home Security Insurance Co.

T. G. Howard E. P. Bell W. Morgan Rocky Mount Home Security Insurance Co

Social Notes Highlight Local Visiting Weekends

A rush of visitors and short trips fills the weekend pages with names and places. Edith Bobbitt of Washington, D C visited friends in the city, Mrs. Helen Moore visited Asheboro, and Grover Taylor Claude Pearson and Hazel Rook spent Sunday in Bracey Virginia. Annie Mac Odell and Lois Smith with William Duke were in Norfolk and Henderson respectively. Virginia Bell Vincent and Evelyn Johnson were seen in Norfolk and Greensboro. Jamie Brown and John R Jenkins Jr are noted in Richmond and Aulander.

Edith Bobbitt Washington, D .C Helen Moore Asheboro Grover Taylor Claude Pearson Hazel Rook Bracey, Va Grady Merritt Norfolk Annie Mac Odell Lois Smith William Duke Henderson H. C. Rice Jamie Brown Richmond Virginia Bell Vincent Evelyn Johnson W.C.U.N.C Greensboro John R. Jenkins Jr Aulander Graham Lynch

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Sailor Francesco Greenville Sewing Club Rebecca Price Boston America E. T. Rice Barbara Lee J. M. Rice Wilson Byrd Chapel Hill W. G. Lynch Soproce Boston Mass Copr Ben Burk, Inc
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