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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1944

Page

23

McDowell Heads Eastern Carolina S T A Leaders

Virgil E. McDowell of Rosemary Manufacturing Co Roanoke Rapids was elected chairman of the Eastern Carolina division of the Southern Textile Association at the February 26 meeting at North Carolina State College Textile School Raleigh. Sydney Green of Eno Cotton Mills Hillsboro becomes vice chairman with A R Marley of Erwin Cotton Mills Co Durham as secretary. Advisory members named include G B Moore J M Odell Mfg Co Bynum E C Horner Oxford Cotton Mills Albert L Oldham Erwin Cotton Mills Co Erwin and J R Meikle Patterson Mills Co Roanoke Rapids. More than 60 textile mill executives attended the session chaired by retiring chairman D E Long Oxford.

Virgil E. McDowell Rosemary Manufacturing Company Roanoke Rapids Eastern Carolina Southern Textile Association North Carolina State College Textile School Raleigh Sydney Green Eno Cotton Mills Hillsboro A. R. Marley Erwin Cotton Mills Co Durham G. B. Moore J. M. Odell Mfg. Co Bynum South Carolina Spartanburg Charlotte Gaston County N. C Gaston

Geo. T. Sewell Graduates As Bomber Pilot

George T. Sewell of Roanoke Rapids joined the largest class in the central unit of the Army Air Forces Training Command at Randolph Field Texas. The group, the biggest to graduate that year, moved from cadet ranks to Army Air Forces pilots after completing eleven advanced schools in Texas and Oklahoma. Sewell was among the new wings recipients in 1944.

Army Air Forces Training Command Army Air Forces Randolph Field Texas Oklahoma George T. Sewell Franklin St Roanoke Rapids

Horton Addresses Roanoke Rapids Kiwanis Meeting

Hugh C. Horton of Williamston Lt. Governor of Kiwanis 6th Division spoke at the Roanoke Rapids club. He addressed members and met the board after the meeting. Sherrod Crumpler added a motion picture on propaganda to the program.

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Cpl Matthews Visits Home From Fort Benning

Cpl Speed Matthews of the 129th Ordnance Maintenance Battalion at Fort Benning Ga visits relatives this week and wears the Good Conduct Medal.

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First City Basketball Tournament Results At Armory

Results from the first city tournament show teams Warrenton and Scotland Neck among winners in boys action with Weldon and Lit tleton also victorious. Girls saw Scotland Neck over Warrenton and Littleton over Weldon. Semifinals and finals are set for later, with games at 3 30 and 7 30. Complete scores will be published.

Armory Warrenton Scotland Neck Weldon Littleton Roanoke Rapids Aurelian Springs Emporia William R. Davie William R. Davie School

Lipscomb Services On Tuesday

John R. Lipscomb 82 died February 28 at his son’s Washington Street home after a lingering illness. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 3 from the local Funeral Home with Revs. Gordon L. Price and Edmund Berkley officiating. Burial in Roanoke Rapids cemetery. Surviving include four daughters, five sons, one brother, one sister, 21 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Mrs Page Taylor of Richmond was weekend guest of Mr and Mrs Pendleton Grizzard.

John R. Lipscomb Jack Lipscomb Washington Street Gordon L. Price Edmund Berkley Roanoke Rapids Lipscomb Washington, N. C Martha Smith Alice McLawhorne Durham Addie Riddle Roxboro Mary Laffady Hartsville S. C Claude Joe George Lipscomb R. L. Lipscomb Troy City William R. Lipscomb Washington Sallie Cherry

Mrs Wright Passes Away After Illness and Fall

Mrs Esther Belle Wright aged 53 of 339 Jackson street died at Roanoke Rapids Hospital at 2 30 pm Wednesday after a 24 day illness from complications due to a fall February 14 She was widow of the late S W Wright funeral from her home Sunday at 2 pm conducted by Rev Mc Lamb of the Jehovah Witnesses Church in Dunn She leaves two daughters Lorene Wright and Mary Elizabeth Davis one son Alphonso Wright five sisters and three brothers and is a longtime resident of Roanoke Rapids since 1912.

Esther Belle Wright Jackson Street Roanoke Rapids 5. W. Wright McLamb Jehovah Witnesses Church Dunn Lorene Wright Mary Elizabeth Davis Texas Alphonso Wright Betty Westbrook Mary Locklear W. A. Hall Durham Ellen Porter Norfolk Ida Batts City Mitchell Westbrook Joseph Westbrook Uriah Westbrook Washington Wright

Mrs Lyle Wilson Hosts Bridge Club afternoon

The Contract Club enjoyed a Wednesday bridge session hosted by Mrs Lyle Wilson. Three tables played several contracts with Mrs Howard Pruden earning high score and defense stamps as a prize. Refreshments followed with guests including Mesdames Hall Pruden Allsbrook White Wilson Medlin White Dean Wilson Alford Griffin and Grizzard.

Lyle Wilson Howard Pruden Mesdames W. D. Hall Julian Allsbrook Allmand White Carroll Wilson W. L. Medlin T. B. White W. S. Dean Frank Wilson T. J. Alford O. Griffin Pendleton Grizzard

Nurses Association Meeting Called March 14 Greenville

The regular meeting of the Nurses' Association Wilson district No. 8 will be held Tuesday March 14 at 3 p m at Olde Towne Inn Hast Fifth street Greenville N C. Mrs Ella Lee Young and Mrs Mosmillar of Richmond Virginia were weekend guests of Mrs J M Jackson and Mrs Louise Patterson.

The Nurses’ Association Wilson District No Olde Towne Inn Hast Fifth Street Greenville N. C Ella Lee Young Mosmillar Richmond Virginia J. M. Jackson Louise Patterson

Rev Chambliss to Speak at All Saints Lenten Service

The Rev A P Chambliss of Warrenton will be visiting preacher for the midweek Lenten service on Wednesday March 15 at 8 p m at All Saints Episcopal Church The schedule for Sunday includes Holy Communion at 8 a m Church School and Bible Class at 9 45 Morning Prayer and Sermon Man and Government at 11 a m Y P S L at 5 30 p m Evening Prayer and Sermon Give us this day our daily bread at 7 30 p m The morning Lent sermons center on The Christian Doctrine of Man

A. P. Chambliss Warrenton All Saints Episcopal Church Walker Presbyterian Church

Mrs Don Tillar Hosts Bridge Evening With Prize

Mrs Don Tillar entertained Tuesday evening with two tables of bridge and salad course. High score prize went to Mrs Lyle Wilson. Guests included Mesdames Lyle Wilson, Frank Hawley, Carroll Wilson, Pendleton Grizzard, Howard Pruden, Julian Allsbrook, T J Alford and Frank Wilson.

Don. Tillar Lyle Wilson Tillar Mesdames Lylc& Wilson Frank Hawley Carroll Wilson Pendleton Grizzard Howard Pruden Julian Allsbrook TJ. Alford Frank Wilson

Notice of Divorce and Impotency Grounds in Halifax NC

In Halifax County North Carolina Superior Court, Buford L. Horne sues Velma Harris Horne for absolute divorce on grounds of impotency. Velma Horne must appear at the Clerk of Superior Court in Halifax within twenty days after March 31, 1944, and file an answer or demurrer. Heard March 8, 1944. Ottis J. Reynolds, attorney for plaintiff.

North Carolina Halifax County Buford L. Horne Velma Harris Horne Halifax N. C George A. Hux Ottis J. Reynolds Plaintiff

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McDowell S.T. A Meikle Geo. T. Sewell Horton Navy Diamond and Zirconings Kidd Jewelry W. 10Th St Roanoke Rapids, N. C Cpl. Matthews Ft. Benning Page Taylor Richmond, Va Mrs ESSO Corner Ist St Roanoke Ave Ted Esso Station Ted Davis Mrs. Lyle Wilson Entertains Rev. Chambliss Don Tillar Bridge
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