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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1934

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Edsor Avenue Paving Detours Traffic Through Hamilton Street

First Presbyterian Church announces service next Sunday at eleven led by Reverend J. S. Jones of Mebane. City on road work shifts traffic via Hamilton Street as the sole through route to Roanoke Junction, with efforts to apply oil dust control. Manning and Allsbrook attend state convention in Elizabeth City. Allsbrook is Roanoke Rapids Building and Loan Association attorney. Elm City meets Shell Independents at Simmons Field at 3 30 P. M. Bill Allsbrook brings Carolina Club Orchestra for Lake Thomas pavilion opening and Boy Scout Dance at Chockoyette Country Club.

First Presbyterian Church J. S. Jones Mebane Hamilton Street Roanoke Junction City Hads Hamilton St J. R. Manning Julian R. Allsbrook Elizabeth City State Convention North Carolina Building and Loan Associations Mr. Manning Mr. Allsbrook Roanoke Rapids Building and Loan Association Elm City Baseball Nine Central Carolina League Shell Independents Simmons Field Bill Allsbrook North Carolina University Carolina Club Roanoke Rapids Bill Lake Thomas Pavilion Chockoyette Country Club

Halifax County selects Dr John W Martin as new Democratic chair

At the Halifax County Convention in Roanoke Rapids Dr John W Martin of Roanoke Rapids was chosen County Chairman succeeding Dr T W M Long who had filled the unexpired term. Ashley Dunn of Scotland Neck gave the keynote urging party harmony as new leaders Julian Allsbrook and A Leonidas Hux were praised. Eleven of fifteen precinct chairmen are named Allsbrook-Hux men with John R Liles J W Whittaker L A Parks M P Crawley Tracy C Qualls P C Milliken Ed C Ruffin N M Warren among others.

John W. Martin Roanoke Rapids Halifax County Democratic Executive Committee Halifax T. W. M. Long E. L. Travis, Jr Long Ashley Dunn Scotland Neck Dunn Messrs. Long Green Travis Gregory Julian R. Allsbrook A. Leonidas Hux Irvin Clark R. Hunter Pope Enfield Mr. Pope Allsbrook-Hux Democratic Party Butterwood John R. Liles J. W. Whittaker Conocanara L. A. Parks Faucetts M. P. Crawley Hollister Tracy C. Qualls P. C. Milliken Kehokee C. Ruffin Littleton N. M. Warren Pal

Sister Killed by Boy in Accident at Halifax Home

Rena Wood aged 14 was killed when a 12 gauge shell pierced her eye at her Halifax home. Her 11-year-old brother George Wood fired the shot accidentally from a crude single barrel shotgun Saturday afternoon.

Rena Wood Halifax George Wood

Roanoke Mills Wins 40 Hour Week Exemption

Roanoke Rapids textile workers and business leaders celebrate after a month of appeals to the NRA and Cotton Textile Institute that allowed Roanoke Mills to maintain 40 hours weekly for eight weeks. Despite initial refusals and a June cap of 75 percent production, the local management secured an exemption and posted notices confirming the extended work week for all city mills.

All City Cotton Mills General Johnson Roanoke Rapids Textile NRA Roanoke Rapids Mills S. T. Peace Roanoke Mills The Cotton Textile Institute Bat Geo. A. Sloan Washington Hugh S. Johnson Cotton Textile Code Authority Gen. Johnson Roanoke Mills Company

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