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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1935

Page

10

Funeral services for Sol Stallings held at Wright Cemetery

Sol Stallings died after a week of illness at Vaughan. Funeral rites were conducted at Wright Cemetery Sunday at 3 p.m. by Rev. H Reid Miller of Littleton Baptist Church. Surviving are his widow and three sons Walter Stallings Embro Joe and Sol Jr Vaughan. Other locals mentioned include Mr and Mrs Charles Strandburg Greensboro and visitors from Norfolk Baltimore Crowell Roanoke Rapids Charlotte Richmond and Enfield in this community notes column.

Sol Stallings Vaughan Wright Cemetery H. Reid Miller Littleton Baptist Church Stallings Walter Stallings Embro Joe Sol, Jr Charles Strandburg Greensboro D. G. Jones Norfolk

DO NOT NEGLECT PULLETS

Aurelian Springs Agricultural Teacher warns against feeding pullets only Scratch grain in hot dry summers. A balanced poultry mash plus controlled Scratch is essential to proper development, providing proteins, fats, minerals, and vitamins beyond grain alone.

E. K. Veach Aurelian Springs Dole

Pique of the Lot This Summer Fashion Trock

A red pique trock with white cross bars worn by film star Mary Astor highlights resort wear. Simple lines feature wide shoulder capes forming a V neck back, making it a standout summer outfit.

Mary Astor

U D C Meeting Hosted by Weldon Ladies

United Daughters of the Confederacy held its summer meeting at 3 30 p m last Wednesday in Mrs J J Willey s home on Sycamore Street Weldon with Mrs H M Neville T J Willey H T Peoples and Linda Harris as hostesses A floral room setting accompanied a program by members totaling about thirty guests included Mrs C F Gore Mrs W L Kennedy Mrs Robert Allen Mrs E H McWhorter Mrs D P Moore and Mrs R S Fountain

Willey H. T. Peoples Linda Harris The United Daughters D. P. Moore R. S. Fountain

Crichton Harris Earns Boston University Degree

Miss Frances Crichton Harris daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Harris Henderson with grandparents Mrs Fanny Manning received a bachelor of science in physical education from Boston University College of Physical Education and a special certificate in physical therapy. She joined the athletic association Black Masque English honor society glee club Southern club White Domino and the Y W.

Frances Crichton Harris Frank Harris Henderson Fanny” Manning Boston University College of Physical Education Harris Athletic Association Black Masque English Honor Society Glee Club Southern Club White Domino Y. W

Man from St. Johns Killed in Train Crash En Route to Funeral

John W. Mattice of St. Johns Michigan died when his automobile collided with a passenger train while en route to arrange his mother in law's funeral. In Hawkins Chapel Arthur Morris stayed with Miss Mildred Hawkins from Sunday morning until bedtime. Mr and Mrs P T Morris moved closer to Littleton North Carolina.

John W. Mattice St. John’s, Mich Arthur Morris Mildred Hawkins P. T. Morris Littleton N. C

Mash feeding harms birds and reduces laying success

Summer mash feeding often comes at the birds' expense and undermines a successful laying year, suggesting farmers should adjust feeding strategies to maintain health and egg output.

Lipscomb-Wirtz engagement announced in Roanoke Rapids

Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Lipscomb announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Myrtle Lipscomb to Hubert C. Wirtz. The wedding is planned for late summer and both families are prominent in Roanoke Rapids society.

J. A. Lipscomb Myrtle Lipscomb Hubert C. Wirtz Miss Lipscomb Mr. Wirtz Roanoke Rapids

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