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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1941

Page

12

Air Raid Shelters Drafted For U S Use In Case

Frank Bane announced a War Department pamphlet Civil Defense Protective Construction outlining civilian air raid protection. It urges planning and analysis rather than immediate shelter construction, noting shelters should have multiple entrances exits and provisions for gas defense and first aid.

Frank Bane Division of State Civil Defense Protective Construction War Department Bane U. S Civilian Defense the Herald

First Methodist Church June 8 1941 Services Schedule

Sunday services at First Methodist Church feature 9 45 am church school led by W G Lynch 11 am morning worship on The Gospel of Christ 6 45 pm Senior Young People meeting 7 pm Intermediate meeting 8 pm evening worship sermon The Debt Eternal 915 pm Youth and Religion radio broadcast What Shall I Do With My Life There is Vacation Church School starting Monday for four to fifteen year olds Visitors include Mr and Mrs Clarence Coburn from Greenville and Mrs Clyde Hargrove of Lumberland

Daniel Lane W. G. Lynch

Hapcos Edge Roanoke Bees In Free Hit Contest

The Hapcos of the Halifax Paper Company edged out the Roanoke Mills Bees 13 to 12 in an eight inning free hitting game at Roanoke Mills Park Tuesday night. Each side totaled 15 hits and four errors were recorded. H Deberry and Blue led with two doubles and two singles. Batteries: Bees Nethery Babson Hapcos Welch Schaaf.

Hapsoc Halifax Paper Company Roanoke Mills Company Bees Roanoke Mills Park H. Deberry The Bees Blue Hapcos Nethery Babson Welch Schaaf

Roanoke Mills to Host Wilsons Red Raiders in Softball Duel

Roanoke Mills Park hosts a softball double header at 7 45 Saturday night June 7 with the Roanoke Mills No 2 Red Raiders meeting a Wilson all star team. Probable pitchers Knox Rogers and A C Carlisle lead the Wilson lineup as fans expect a strong eastern state challenge.

Roanoke Mills Red Raiders Wilson Roanoke Mills Park Knox Rogers A. C. Carlisle

Evening training in Roanoke Rapids on June 10

Local State Employment office announces June evening training programs led by P. B. Pollock. From 7:45 to 9:45, topics include The Functions of the Receptionist and Telephone Techniques. The session occurs in Roanoke Rapids on the evening of June 10.

P. B. Pollock Roanoke Rapids

Lassiter Announces Daughter Frances to Warren Lancaster

Mr and Mrs W T Lassiter announce the marriage of their daughter Frances to Jesse Warren Lancaster son of Mr and Mrs R M Lancaster of Bolivie on May 24 1941 at Roanoke Rapids

W. T. Lassiter Frances Jesse Warren Lancaster R. M. Lancaster Bolivie Roanoke Rapids

Gaston School Hosts Sleepy Mountain Boys Concert

The Athletic Club of Gaston School presents Sleepy Mountain Boys from Roanoke Rapids in a program on Saturday June 7 at 8 pm in the Gaston High School Auditorium.

Gaston School Sleepy Mountain Boys Roanoke Rapids Gaston

Caution Lights Installed Weldon

Two caution lights were installed in Weldon this week at the corner of Sycamore and First Streets and at the Peoples Service Station corner. Officials say increased traffic in town prompted the installation as Weldon’s first traffic signals.

Weldon Sycamore First Streets Peoples Service Station

P. T. A. Officers Elected for 1941 1942 In Enfield

At the last meeting of the Par ent Teachers Association in Enfield officers were elected to serve during the year 1941 1942. Mrs. R. T. Burgess was chosen President, Mrs. D. Mac Johnson Vice president, Miss Christine Huddle Secretary, and Mrs. Ralph Willey Treasurer.

P.T.A Parent Teachers Association Enfield R. T. Burgess D. Mac Johnson Christine Huddle Ralph Willey

Markers Placed On Roads In Roanoke Rapids Area

Kiwanis Club efforts secure fifty highway markers directing travelers to Roanoke Rapids. A May 29 1941 letter from Carroll L Wilson Highway Commissioner confirms thirty three county road signs and seventeen on state and federal highways in Halifax County and adjacent districts.

Roanoke Rapids A. N. Martin Carroll L. Wilson Martin Kiwanis Club Mr. Martin

Bridge Club Entertained at Home by Miss Nellie Newton

Miss Nellie Newton hosted the Wednesday Evening Bridge Club with her sister Mrs. Fred Wiggins of Rocky Mount aiding. Guests included Miss Dorothy Flanders, Mrs. J. B. Britt, Miss Annie Mae Sherrod, Mrs. Theodore Harrison, and others as refreshments were served. Dr and Mrs Cecil Neville of Scotland Neck gave a dance for Don Evans of Enfield, a graduating Enfield High School student. R. Hunter Pope and Mrs Pope Turner hosted a barbecue supper for the school faculty and board, assisted by Miss Mable Powell and Ruth Pope Turner.

Nellie Newton Fred Wiggins Rocky Mount Dorothy Flanders J. B. Britt Annie Mae Sherrod Theodore Harrison Constance Price John M. Sherrod George Randolph A. C. Nichols, Jr Elsie DeLysle Hugh Sherrod John Williams Christine Huddle Selma Fleming Myra Mann Blanche Moss Clyde Hunter Cecil Neville Scotland Neck Don Evans Enfield Neville Don Enfield High School R. Hunter Pope Popes Mable Powell Ruth Pope Turner

Miss Bentley Presents Students In Piano Recital

Miss Kent Bentley will present a piano recital Friday night June 6 at 8 o clock. Performers include Patsy Moore Christine Cox Ann Bunn Patsy Wolhar Helen Johnson Doris Fahey Patricia Wilson Betty Wynne Ingram Hazel Baird Margaret Brown Ann Georgia Williams Eileen Barnette Lorain Kidd Margaret Gibson Ruby Lee Williams Ernestine Smith Martha Ann Stark Gordon Berkstressee Grace Taylor Ruby Blowe Caroline Broun.

Kent Bentley Patsy Moore Christine Cox Ann Bunn Patsy Wolhar Helen Ray Johnson Doris Fahey Patricia Wilson Betty Wynne Ingram Hazel Baird Margaret Brown Ann Georgia Williams Eileen Barnette Loraine Kidd Margaret Gibson Ruby Lee Williams Ernestine Smith Martha Ann Stark Gordon Berkstressee Grace Taylor Ruby Blowe Caroline Broun

Local Boy Will Serve As Scout Junior Counselor

Lewis Bailey Hasty life Scout of Troop 142 is named Junior Counselor on the Camp Charles staff. He reports to Scout headquarters in Wilson on Friday June 6 for training with other junior leaders before Camp Charles opens Sunday June 8.

Lewis Bailey Hasty J. A. Gaskin Camp Charles East Carolina Council Wilson Gaskin North Carolina Camp Charles

Opening of the Christian Church Bible School and Service

The church announces Bible School at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 11 00 a m led by Rev T E Tomerlin with the sermon titled Christian Service and a solo by Miss Jane Tomerlin. The notice marks the opening of the clergyman’s church activities.

T. E. Tomerlin Pastor Bible School Jane Tomerlin

Evening Worship Schedule Broadcast by Church

Broadcast notes a Christian Church program with Christian Endeavor at 7:15 p.m. and evening worship at 7:45 p.m.

The Christian Church Christian Endeavor

Warned to Watch For Man Who Is Giving Bad Checks

Roanoke Rapids Merchants Association warns local merchants to be on the lookout for a check flasher signing as W. E. Morris. The suspect is about five six and 200 pounds with medium brown hair, seen wearing overalls on May 31 in Tarboro passing two forged checks totaling 3900 signed with the name J. W. Eason.

Roanoke Rapids Merchants Association W. E. Morris Tarboro J. W. Eason

Social Roundup Notes from Petersburg and Nearby Towns

Buddy Bounds of Petersburg spent the weekend here. Mrs. Virginia Shelton of Raleigh is the guest of Mrs. George Hayes. Miss Derith Morgan spent Sunday in Rocky Mount. Miss Lois Batts returned Wednesday to Burlington. Fred Cooper of State spent Monday and Tuesday here. Lindsay Bone spent Sunday in Rocky Mount.

Buddy Bounds Petersburg Virginia Shelton Raleigh George Hayes Derith Morgan Sunda Rocky Mount Lois Batts Burlington Fred Cooper State Lindsay Bone

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U.S First Methodist Church Clarence Coburn Greenville Clyde Hargrove Lumberton Roanoke Bees Lancaster Lassiter Very Truly Yours, Carroll L. Wilson Miss Bentley Toonaig Rosemary Drug CO Shulton Adriene Gillette Gabby Fitch Woodbury U. UN Pyles
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