Better Times and Cars Rise in North Carolina Licenses
Raleigh reports a late 1933 surge in vehicle activity with 405,269 licenses issued by year end, up from 374,604 in October and 393,730 a year earlier. Passenger cars reached 327,816, trucks 77,453, reflecting a strong fourth quarter, while Halifax County lists 4,100 passenger cars and 850 trucks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
L. S. Harris
Motor Vehicle Bureau
Halifax County
Washington Bridge Party Honors M C Newsomer’s Birthday
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Newsomer hosted a George Washington Bridge party on Thursday evening with four tables of bridge. Miss Margie Caldwell won ladies high score and Mr. John Smith won gentlemens high. Guests included Margie Caldwell, Sara Gurley, Sara Cannon, Aileen Cannon, Mary Cannon, Eugene Kimble, Ivey Mahorn, R. L. Martin, Ted Speight, Mrs Bullock, and Mrs Lewis Grimmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Newsomer
George Washington
Margie Caldwell
Martha Washington
John Smith
Newsome
Sara Gurley
Sara Cannon
Aileen Cannon
Mary Cannon
Eugene Kimble
Ivey Mahorn
R. L. Martin
Ted Speight
Notice of Sale Under Deed of Trust Halifax County 1934
Public auction will sell for cash the 36 acre tract in Littleton Township Halifax County North Carolina on March 28 1934 at 12 o clock M. The land was conveyed to L F Rook by George Hayes and wife February 14 1927 and is described in Book 370 page 596. Buxton Midgette Trustee. Jackson NC. March 22 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Rook
Ella Rook
Buxton Midgette
Register of Deeds
Halifax County
N. C
Court House
Halifax
North Carolina
Littleton Township
Roanoke Mills Company
Joe Clark
Moore Road
George Hayes
Buxton Midyette
Study Club Meeting Highlights English Plays Program
The Study Club met Friday afternoon with nineteen members and hostess Mrs. Hugh Bradley. Mrs. R. P. Beck presided over a brief business session before a program on English plays and playwrights, including Lady Windermere and Strife. Gifts of poems and flowers were presented to Mrs. Bradley, tea was served, and members shared sketches of Wilde and Galsworthy works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Bradley
R. P. Beckwith
Mesdames A. E. Akers
F. M. Brown
Government workers cry foul over hours and pay at NRA HQ
Office staff in Washington roast General Johnson for alleged double standards and demand better treatment. Veterans and other government employees echo complaints that Uncle Sam shortchanges workers and should uphold his own code or risk losing support.
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NRA
Washington
General Johnson
Uncle Sam
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U. S
Austria
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Washington Bridge
Gay & Midgette
Attys. Jackson
Jackson
Roanoke Avenue
11Th St
Viindemere
D. Llaynham
John Galsworthy
C. A. Wyche
S. Dean
Geo. Hayes
T. M. Jenkins
F. S. Kemp
T. R. Manning
A. N. Martin
A. Meikle
F. L. Nash
R. L. Towe
D. L. Traynham
Frank Wilson
Frank Williams
Susan Holliday
Craddock
McPherson
Maine
Louisiana
Essolene
Standard Oil Company OF
New Jersey
Esso, Inc
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