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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1936

Page

2

Two Lose Driving License In County Court

Recorder Court proceedings continued multiple cases. Several defendants faced license revocation for one year for drunken driving and various alcohol related offenses. Jail sentences were imposed in a few instances, with others receiving fines and costs due.

Recorder Court Willie Johnson Norman Williams Wesley Dawson Eddie Connor Herman C. Long O'Brian Wimberly Harrison Scott Lewis Cash Walter Jones

Town Talk Recap of Local Visits and Trips

Rev J E Kirk attended Pastors Conference in Scotland Neck Tuesday. Miss Mary Boone returned to Durham Sunday. Misses Margaret Hines and Miriam Early of Meredith College were weekend guests in the home of Mrs T A Early. Mrs Claude Keene and Miss Clara Ruth spent the weekend in Bethel.

J. E. Kirk Scotland Neck Mary Boone Durham Margaret Hines Miriam Early Meredith College T. A. Early Claude Keene Clara Ruth Bethel

Women Choose Officers At Womans Club Meeting

The Womans Club held its regular March meeting with Mrs. W A Thorne presiding. Officers for the coming year were elected including Mrs. R P Beckwith as President and Mrs. T J Alford as 2nd Vice President. The club offered its house to Girl Scouts leaders for a meeting place and three new library books were announced. Tickets were handed out to sell Kiwanis Minstrel show tickets. The Garden Department gave a program with a garden lecture by Mrs C A Wyche and slides on small gardening. Thirty-one members and visitors attended and light refreshments followed.

Womans Club W. A. Thorne R. P. Beckwith T. J. Alford Eugene Kimball C. A. Wyche

Miss Irene Elks Weds Mr Frank McBryde in Columbus Ga

Miss Irene Elks of Fayetteville and Mr. Frank McBryde of Fayetteville announced their marriage on Saturday February 22 in Columbus Georgia. Mrs. McBryde a graduate of Highsmith hospital school of nursing Fayetteville is a former Weldon girl.

Irene Elks Fayetteville Frank McBryde Barney McBryde Columbus McBryde Highsmith Hospital School of Nursing Weldon

Jim Lee Carpenter Visits Fort Monroe Family Weekend

Jim Lee Carpenter of Fort Monroe, Virginia, spent the weekend here with his mother, enjoying time together away from home.

Jim Lee Carpenter Fort Monroe, Va

Calvary Community Notes From Thelma And Vicinity

Calvary Thelma residents host and visit in Roanoke Rapids Oxford and Littleton. Mrs W C Myrick and Mrs Bearbaum host gatherings while E S Jenkins and others spend weekends at home. The Epworth League meets Evelyn Myrick. flu confines W C Myrick. Jack King remains in hospital in Oxford.

F. R. King Virginia Roanoke Rapids Paul Etheridge Raymond Mitchell Fort Monroe Mesdames Bud Perry F. W. King Claude Benton Littleton Calvary E. S. Jenkins Epworth League Evelyn Myrick W. C. Myrick

Speight Announces Birth of Son William Payne

Mr and Mrs C H Speight announce the birth of a son William Payne on March 3rd.

C. H. Speight William Payne

Mrs B Attends Funeral for Joe Meyer in Rocky Mount

Mrs B attended the funeral of Joe Meyer in Rocky Mount, marking a local observance for the deceased. The event drew attendance from community members and relatives.

B. Marks Joe Meyer Rocky Mt

Christian Science church services and reading room

Sunday services at 11 a.m. and Wednesday services at 8 p.m. Reading Room open Tuesdays and Fridays from 10 to 12. Public invited to attend services and visit the Reading Room at the Women’s Club Building on Jackson Street. Subject Sunday: Man.

Womans Club Jackson Street

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Tempie Gibbs Jim Edwards Alston Elks Land Bros Emporia Dora Myrick Ladies Aid Bearbaum Thelma The Missionary Society J. W. King Rodney Glasgow J. C. Myrick Mrs. Phipps R. W. Hamill Emma Virginia King Oxford Jack King Katherine Mitchell H. Myrick Wm. Payne Speight Christian Science Society Fashions Criti Cal Leggetts Shoe Department
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