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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1938

Page

4

Ten year old Marie Cox killed by shotgun accident

Marie Cox aged ten, of Roanoke Rapids, died instantly when a shotgun she was handling discharged at her aunt's home near Littleton. A coroner's inquest blamed an unknown party. Funeral held at Roanoke, Marie a Rosemary School honor pupil survived by parents and eight siblings.

Marie Cox E. W. Cox Roanoke Rapids Roy Gray Vaughan Highway Littleton Marie Warren County Jasper Shearin W. C. Funeral Home Roanoke Eugene Taylor The Christian Church Rosemary School

Mystery death case linked to piney woods noose and Norway ties

A man found dead with a makeshift noose tied to a tree near Weldon may have been strangled. He had last been seen May 29 on Weldon streets, with clues pointing to Kaare Strand of Kamyr Company, last seen May 25 in Plymouth and traveling toward Asheville. Strand, married with a child in Norway, showed signs of despondence during his Plymouth stay.

Plymouth Weldon Aktiebolaget Kamyr Oslo Norwegen Karhula Finnland Karlstad Schweden New York City Kaare Strand Norway Springhill George Nowell Jas. Bland F. L. Howard Justice-of the-Peace D. C. Johnson the Herald Aktiebolaget Kamyr Company Montreal Canada N. C Kieckhofer Container Company Asheville Southern Kraft Company Strand

Six Textile Diploma Recipients Named at Textile School

The Textile School of Roanoke Rapids reports six graduates receiving diplomas last week: Virgil Van Dyke John G Mills Robert S Vick J B Hutchinson Lewis Waters and C B Pearson. Credit Card recipients listed include many names such as H D Vinson S L Tidwell F L Price and R L Lassiter. An end of year exhibit featured clothes from the advanced class plus upholstery fabrics and drafts.

Textile School Roanoke Rapids Virgil van Dyke John G. Mills Robert S. Vick J. B. Hutchinson Lewis Waters C. B. Pearson H. 1D. Vinson S. L. Tidwell F. L. Price R. L. Lassiter C. Britton W. G. Jordan J. S. Wood W. P. King G. Simms M. E. Baker A. S. Hall R. P. Andrews C. F. Mills W. C. Hawkins W. Allen J. C. Pruden T. Jenkins J. B. Gurley H. W. Woodruff W. T. Draper H. D. Blue W. Burnette W. D. Cornell R. H. Downing R. N. Downing W. H. Coburn W. K. Cole H. T. Bugg

Inquest Planned After Body Found at Bowes Funeral Home

The body was placed in the brick vault at Bowes Funeral Home for safekeeping until the inquest tomorrow morning. Coroner T. M. Cooper of Enfield was notified and will hold a formal inquest at Bowes Funeral Home Friday at 10 o'clock.

Bowes Funeral Home T. M. Cooper Enfield

Long Win, Kerr and Reynolds Draft Triumph Parade Honors

The Hux Kerr and Reynolds ticket won amid celebrations in the city park on 3rd Street. Victory speeches were given by J Winfield Crew Jr Senator Long Superior Court Judge R Hunt Parker and Duke Shearin of Weldon. A parade followed with horns tooting through the city.

Hux Kerr and Reynolds Dr. Long 3Rd Street J. Winfield Crew, Jr Senator Long Superior Court R. Hunt Parker Duke Shearin Weldon

Silk and rayon exhibits and school textile project progress

The exhibit featured raw silk stages from cocoon to shipment with silk culture pictures. A rayon making process from spruce wood was described and a test asbestos sock was shown. Two machines spinning and a new frame were rebuilt by Mill No. 1's dismantled equipment, aided by High School textile members. Miss Anne Akers arrived for the summer from E C T C. Jack Vincent left for a YMCA camp in Asheville.

Anne Akers E.c-T.c A. E. Akers Jack Vincent Asheville Y.m.ca

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D. W. Etheridge Mgr DIAL Mrs. Claude Miles Roanoke Rapids, N. C Guild of Comlingon Quality Dealers Tomlinson Quality Dealers Weldon Furniture Co Weldon, N.C the Guild of
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