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Newspaper
Roanoke Rapids Herald
Location
Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1934
Page
17
Assistant County Agent Meacham announces Corn Hog Reduction Contracts ready for signature. A meeting is set for Monday March 12 at 10:00 AM in the Enfield Masonic Building to explain eligibility and benefits including 15 dollars per hog not raised and 30 cents per bushel of corn not produced.
Little Miss Fay McClean hosted a Saturday birthday party at her Franklin Street home for her seventh birthday. Guests included Margaret Louise Wood La Rue Hall Audrey Nethercutt Edith Edna Earl Wood Odessa Nethercutt Opal Cobb Mary Lynch Marion Louise Rawlings Patsy Smith LaVerne Hall Gene Rawlings Peter Rawlings John Cullom John Crutchfield Jr and Pat Rawlings.
Billie and Roy King and Wil ton Forbes of Farmville were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Frank King, joining local hosts for a family visit.
The Parent Teachers Association at Central School met Wednesday night at 8. Thirty six fathers and 192 mothers attended. Arnold’s room had the most fathers, winning a potted plant, while Minolds and Mrs. Daughtry led in mothers. Children performed an operetta In The Candy Shop.
A glossary of terms used by criminals explains a hot car as a stolen automobile a clean car as a fully paid vehicle with a clean bill of sale hood as the gangsters self styled name a lam with rods as a police chase and a lam with rods involves gunfire to put a car on the transmission means stripping a stolen car of saleable parts.
Mrs Helen Ward Stevens a director says there are now 18 troops for the blind in the United States Regular scouting can be given to blind girls with few changes in requirements The girls themselves want no changes or concessions
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