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Newspaper
Roanoke Rapids Herald
Location
Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1944
Page
3
Smiss Blount presents Egg based dishes and desserts to use surplus eggs. Featured items include Stuffed Eggs in Cream Sauce Eggs in a Nest Rationeers Cake Sweet Potato Custard and a basic cream sauce method. Each recipe lists ingredients and oven directions.
The district director in Raleigh announces that nylon and lisle hosiery Nylon Priority Club memberships that promise early access are illegal under nylon hosiery regulations. Public supply remains available without joining a club, he says. The piece also notes a May 27 Enfield wedding between Miss Vivian Cobb and Paul Kitchin Birdsong with details on both families and the couple’s educations and careers.
O R Teague retires from active duty after more than fifty years in railroad work with Seaboard Air Line Railway. J C Wroton praises Teague as chief dispatcher to superintendent and adviser, noting his Greensboro NC roots and civic and professional involvement. Teague to reside in Greensboro after based in Norfolk recently.
A patriotic painting in full colors illustrates Fourth of July celebrations at a distant outpost. The feature appears in the July 2 edition of The American Weekly Favorite Magazine with The Baltimore Sunday American.
The War Price and Ration Board, led by Theodore S. Johnson in Raleigh, announces price ceilings and procedures for used cars. Private sellers and dealers are affected as shortages push up prices, especially for rural households reliant on family cars for farming and living needs. The OPA provides dealers with copies of the price regulation for used cars.
Andrew L. Clements of Roanoke Rapids was among those whose driver's license was revoked last week by the North Carolina Safety Division.
Henry is a well meaning helper whose repair attempts lead to two broken nails and a swollen thumb. The piece cautions that wartime shortages limit replacements and urges proper repair by experts, with guidance from the Virginia Electric and Power Company.
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