Abolition of Surface Closets Faces Roanoke Rapids Action
Health Officer Dr. T W M Long asks the town board to require L R S septic tank closets within corporate limits. Surveyors will report installations needed and costs, with closets at about 55 dollars each and four installments. A Friday meeting will decide final action with affected property owners invited.
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T. W. M. Long
Roanoke Rapids
Board of Town Commissioner
Long
Roanoke Mills
Tonel
Roanoke Rapids Baptist Church Honors Rev. Trueblood
The Roanoke Rapids Baptist Church observes the third anniversary of Rev. C Truebloods pastorate with appreciation resolutions and a cash purse. The church reports about two hundred new members since three years and a thirty three and one third percent rise in finances. A community religious census is planned for June 23 with mail reminders and a Go to Church Day slated for the fifth Sunday in June. Unclaimed mail remains listed with the post office.
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C. Trueblood
Roanoke Rapids Baptist Church
Roanoke Rapids Herald
The
Biblical Recorder
Board of Deacons
P. W Pearson
Y. Underwood
Wells. Tillery
W.C. Allsbrook
J. W. Womble
T. D. Parker
W. S. Hancock
J. W. House
B.S. Webb
Treas
Rosemary-Roanoke Rapids Ministerial Union
Revival At First Christian Church Sees Six Additions
The Roanoke Rapids Herald notes a Sunday night revival at First Christian Church with six new converts after a simple sermon by the pastor titled A Christian Defending Himself. Also mentioned are visits and returns of several townspeople including Miss Florence Fenner, Wallace Patterson Jr, and Ed Gilliam of Franklinton visiting loved ones in Roanoke Rapids.
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Christ
Florence Fenner
Chapel Hill
Wallace Patterson Jr
Ed. Gilliam
Franklinton
Geo. Gilliam
Church services and activities announced to the public
Sunday School at 10 15 with W Hancock as superintendent. Church services at 11 15 in the morning and 8 30 in the evening. A baptismal service will follow the evening sermon. Prayer meeting is Wednesday at 8 30 P M. Bible Class Tuesday. The public is invited.
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Saunders
Petersburg
Ivey Mohorn
Richmond
Pentre
R. J. Lewis
W. S. Fito
Almira Jenkins
Chapel Hill
John Baucom
Littleton
Roante Rapids Baptist Church
Elizabeth Robertson
Rocky Fount
A. V. Robertson
R. T. Coburn
Wilson
Shell
New Hope
Bethlehem
W. L. Long
G. Carter
All Saints’ Church
W. Hancock
Donald Campbell
Panacea Springs
W. W. Woodruff
Mildred Campbell
Scotland Neck
Weldon
Ting
Willie Carroll
Christian Endeavor
W. D. Harris
Ed. Fenner
Fenner
France
Ellett Urquart
Lewiston
C. Fenner
T. W. Mullen
John L. Patterson
Rosemary couple wed in simple Rosemary ceremony
Miss Daisy Bailey and Mr Jimmie Baugham married at one thirty in Rosemary by Raleigh L Topping minister of the Christian Church. Both are members of the Christian Church and plan Rosemary as their home. Guests from the community witnessed the quiet vows.
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Daisy Bailey
Jimmie Baugham
Raleigh L. Topping
The
Christian Church
Rosemary
Daniel Building Sold to Wells D Tillery Co
A brick building erected this spring on Roanoke Avenue between First and Second Streets by L A Daniel has been sold this week to Wells D Tillery Co. The purchase price was $6348.50.
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Roanoke Avenue
First
Second Streets
L. A. Daniel
Wells D. Tillery Co
Uncle Eben quotes and a Preneh heater concept
The text presents Uncle Eben proverbs about keeping company and a description of a Preneh heater for rooms. It notes a carpet woven with wires to draw current from a light socket to distribute heat evenly.
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Uncle Eben
Canning Club Hosts Record Picnic at Tilghman Crossroads
Miss Whitaker led the Canning Club Girls and Boys with around 100 children on a picnic to Tilghman Crossroads. Three cars shuttled the group after extra arrangements, with children swimming, eating lunch, gathering plums, and playing ball. Several adults assisted and planned a return outing.
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Miss Whitaker
Scott
Taylor
Lynch
Smith
Shell
Vaughan
Governor Bickett Calls for Strong Campaign Against Social Vices
Governor Bickett urged an energetic statewide drive to reveal the true costs of social vice through press, pulpit, and home outreach. He advocated public exhibitions in mov ie theaters, sterilization of mentally deficient individuals, and linking physical fitness to marriage eligibility as part of coordinated health efforts with the State Board of Health and National Defence.
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Governor Bickett
North Carolina Federation of Woman's Clubs
Raleigh
Govenor Bickett
State Board of Health
Council of National Defence
North Carolina State Board of Health
Jis
Themen
Army Medcal Corps
Children Day Exercises at Roanoke Rapids Methodist Church
Parents and friends are urged to attend Sunday night June 16 at 8 30 to witness the children of the Roanoke Rapids Methodist Church perform and dedicate themselves to service. Come prepared to listen attentively and to give liberally to the Sunday School cause for which these children stand.
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Roanoke Rapids
No Compromise Foot Conflict In Chance Game
Luke, weighed down by large feet, urges Sam to move after stepping on his foot during a dice game with bone cubes. Luke insists Sam remove himself, demanding get off. The exchange captures a tense, blunt moment in a small-scene confrontation.
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Luke
Sam
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