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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1934

Page

7

Roanoke Rapids Kiwanis seeks federal post office aid

The Roanoke Rapids Kiwanis Club asks Congressman Kerr and Senators Bailey and Reynolds to secure a Federal post office building for Roanoke Rapids North Carolina. The group cites rising postal receipts and seeks a central modern facility under the Public Works Administration with support from the Roanoke Rapids Public Affairs Committee.

Washington Tod Kiwanis Club Roanoke Rapids Ersand Bailey and Reynolds Federal Post Office N. C Federal Postoffice Post Office Department John H. Kerr Public Works Administrati Public Affairs Committee Roanoke Rapids Kiwanis Club Carroll L. Wilson

Entertainment To Be Given By Presbyterian Auxiliary Friday Night

The Presbyterian Auxiliary presents Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Purviance of Boykins Virginia and company at the High School Auditorium on Friday March 9 at eight o'clock. The program features solos readings double piano numbers and magic with a trio and accompanist. Mrs. Purviance formerly sang at the Covenant Central Presbyterian Church Williamsport and is noted for a strong voice. Mr. Purviance performs as magician and sleight of hand artist. Other cast members include Mrs. Earle Bryant Mrs. Aubrey Williams Miss Rhetta Hart and Mrs. S. H. Dodd. Admission 25 cents and 10 cents.

Purviance Williamsport Obelin Conservatory Central Presbyterian Church of Earle Bryant Aubrey Williams

Miss Shaw Honored At Farewell Party

A farewell gathering was hosted by S. H. Story and wife on February 24 to honor Miss Shaw before her departure the following day. Guests listed include Mrs. Bryant, Mrs. Hux, Lattimore sisters, Wood sisters, Effie Shaw, and many others. music, singing, and dancing accompanied the event.

S. H. Story and Miss Shaw M. A. Bryant Sally Hux Callie Mae Lattimore Louise Lattimore Marjorie Pulliam Naomi Hedgepeth Nellie Mosely Agnes Jessie Gertrude Margaret Wood Annie Acree Blanche Tutor Effie Shaw Hazel Raymond Latine Grover Rock Telga Pool Eva Johnston J. C. Riddles Leslie Hux Katie Wells Lula Bell McAlister Rosa Wrenn Elsie Blythe Annie Mae Vernie Felts David May Ardell Hopkins Walter Groom Henry Ferrell Hubert Hardison Speed Hux Henry Blue Mr. Groom Fayetteville Kelly Lane Hopewell Dallas Reids Annie Shaw

I Am a Turk vow reflects Turkey's shift toward progress

The passage notes a daily school pledge that proclaims Turks are honest and industrious. It emphasizes protecting the weak, respecting elders, loving the country, pursuing progress, and pledging life to Turkey. The tone marks a modernizing change from earlier stereotypes.

Turkey

Judson Walton Recounts 30-Year Rural Route Feats

In 30 years on a rural route near Spring Valley Ohio Judson Walton age 58 recalls outlasting 60 horses and 19 automobiles as a local boast and life on the road.

Spring Valley Ohio Judson Walton

Cabin Built by Local Vocational Agriculture Students

Students from Halif County's Aurelian Kings High School formed the Young Tar Heel Farmer chapter and built a log cabin for meetings under Principal Matthews and agriculture teacher FE K Veach. The chapter, one of many in 175 communities, supports about 8,000 farm boys as members.

Young Tar Heel Farmer Aurelian Kings High School Halif County Matthews FE. K. Veach Young Tar He Membe

Infant Dies in Local Family Funeral Details

An infant boy three months old, son of Mr and Mrs Cecil Bright of this city, died Sunday February 25. Survived by parents two brothers Perry and Bobby and a number of relatives including aunt Lether Conwell and Sadie Lee Bright. Funeral services were held at home with Rev S T Stern officiating.

Cecil Bright

Halifax Bridge Shower Honors Mrs White Bride Elect

Mrs Don Campbell and several couples attended a bridge shower at Mrs Jack Jones home in Tillery to honor Mrs White the bride elect Tessie Jack Tillery of Carolina spent the weekend at home with parents R L Applewhite W D skins made ness trip to Richmond last Thursday

Don Campbell James Harris F. W. M. White Hugh House Donald McClure Helen Marshall Dot Campbell Vera Bobbitt Jack Jones Tillery Mrs White Tessie Jack Tillery Carolina R. L. Applewhite W. D. Skins Ness Richmond

Christian Church Service Schedule Announced

Bible School at 9 45 a m led by H M Waters with a 00 a m anniversary event The Faith In Christ program Christian Endeavor at 5 p m Evening Worship conducted by the young people W H Grantham Minister invites fellowship and attendance

Waters Christian Endeavor W. H. Grantham

Unusual Cargo Arrives Aboard Alberta Ball in Port

The Alberta Ball brought an odd load to port including five thousand canaries four thousand tropical fish and two hundred frogs.

Alberta

Also Mentioned on This Page

Post Office KERR U.S Port of the Federal Inspector Aux. of Presbyterian H. S. Iole Presbyterian Auxiliary H. M. Purviance Boykins, Va C. L. Kelly Littleton, N. C E. C. Morrisstree Certified Public Accountant Green Charlotte St ATP Taylor-Matthews Drug Company Aurelian Springs Crawford Bright Lether Conwell Sadie Lee Bright Mrs. F. A. Bright J. D. Bright, R. H. Bright and Halifax A. m.—Bible School H. M Ade Goodyear Speedway Goodyear Uni Smiths
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