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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1941

Page

2

Halifax County backs Carroll L. Wilson for state highway post

Roanoke Rapids and Halifax County endorse Carroll L. Wilson for the State Highway and Public Works Commission. Petition drives draw 2000 signatures in 48 hours with projections of 5000 by week’s end. Scotland Neck Town Board and local officials urge Governor Broughton to appoint him, citing experience, integrity, and Democratic service.

Carroll L. Wilson Roanoke Rapids State Highway and Public Works Commission Halifax County Joseph Melville Broughton North Carolina Raleigh Governor Broughton Scotland Neck Wilson Democratic Party

Halifax Board Seeks Wilson for Highway Commission

The Halifax Town Board urges Governor J. Melville Broughton to appoint Carroll L. Wilson to the State Highway and Public Works Commission. The Kiwanis Club of Roanoke Rapids endorses Wilson, praising his public service, leadership in paving projects, and his role in securing Roanoke Rapids sewage and public buildings.

Kiwanis Club Roanoke Rapids N. C Carroll L. Wilson State Highway and Public Works Commission Carroll Wilson Carroll North-South Carolina Kiwanis North Carolina Halifax County B. Weathers B. Manning H. S. Loy T. W. Mullen A. N. Martin L. 8 Neal J. R. Manning F. C. Williams W. A. Thorne W. Graham Lynch T. J. Alford William Thorne J. B. Dunn Virgil E. McDowell R. I. Starke George Batton J. E. McGee A. E. Akers A. M. Boyd W. L. Medlin W. T. Hodges C. W. Davis W. H. Pruden John Martin

Social Security Bill Aims for Auto Injury Coverage

The Raleigh Times discusses a proposed North Carolina bill requiring motorists to pay 50 cents per year via their vehicle license to fund hospital and funeral expenses after automobile injuries. Supporters note protection for cautious drivers from uninsured, reckless motorists. critics seek details on administration and scope.

General Assembly The Raleigh Times

Know The New Tax Law Exposed In Plain Talk

The piece explains the 1940 Federal income tax changes and urges readers to learn the law. It notes that liability is now based on gross income and lists exemptions lowered for single persons and for married persons or heads of families.

Philadelphia Congress The Raleigh Times

Local residents and guests mark weekend visits across North Carolina

Halifax residents Hal If ax Misses Clem and Laura Read and W D Dickens spent Wednesday in Fayetteville and Fort Bragg. Miss Sarah Jennings of Tarboro and Miss Marie Dickens of Richmond spent weekends at home. Cadet James Twisdale from Har grove Military Academy visited home. Mrs A W Perry travels to Winston Salem. Miss Trexler of Charlotte visited here with her sister Dorothy Trexler. Laura Read spent weekend in Raleigh. Mr and Mrs D B Read were in Norfolk. Mrs 8 A Cox and daughter Edith Carr of Wilmington visited Mrs A L Hux. Link Dickens ill at home here. Maynard Hicks of Snow Hill visited Here last week. Nannie Gary improving after appendix operation in Roanoke Rapids Hospital.

Clem Laura Read W. D. Dickens Fayetteville Fort Bragg Sarah Jennings Tarboro Marie Dickens Richmond James Twisdale Hargrove Military Academy A. W. Perry Winston-Salem Trexler Charlotte Dorothy Trexler Nannie Gary Roanoke Rapids Hospital

Field Biologist Speaks to Enfield Lions on Wildlife Seeds

Ben H. James of North Carolina Cooperative Farm Game Program at State College spoke to Enfield Lions Club last Thursday. He presented an illustrated talk on wildlife seeds and farmer cooperation. Joseph Branch welcomed the sixteen members and two visitors, Stanley Whitaker and P. S. Bellamy.

Ben H. James North Carolina Cooperative Farm Game Program State College Enfield Lions Club Joseph Branch Stanley Whitaker P. S. Bellamy

Henderson Visitations Noted In Local Socials

Mrs D W McDonald visited Mr and Mrs James McDonald in Henderson last week. Irvin Cobb of Wilmington spent the weekend here with Mr and Mrs J L Cobb.

D. W. McDonald James McDonald Henderson Irvin Cobb Wilmington J. L. Cobb

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mr. Wilson Washington B. F. Bracy W. Herbert McDowell Ennis Bryan J. Irwin Walston P. E. Shields Board of Commissioners Halifax J. Melville Broughton George A. Hux Mtli Enfield
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