Bree A Town Assembly Highlights Local Youths
A Bree A Town event featured five boys and an odd figure named Jack Vincent on stage at a high school assembly led by Gene Shell with devotional by Shell and talks by Nethercutt Shell and others stressing the value of study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Vincent
George Nethercutt
Gene Shell
Henry Akers
Monroe Starke
George Hayes
Jack
Area Social Roundup Reflects Weekend Visits Across Cities
Seaboard residents and guests share weekend travels from Goldsboro Greensboro Norfolk and Branchville. University students George Harris Reid Harris and others enjoyed spring holidays with relatives while Lions and ladies attended Roanoke Rapids Ladies Night on March 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Trueblood
Edith
Goldsboro
Ramsey Harris
Greensboro
N. C
Louis Wheeless
Louisburg
R. Kee
George Harris
U.N.C. Chapel Hill
Reid Harris
N. C. State
Raleigh
C. H. Yates
Norfolk
Gordon Maddrey
Charles
Scotland Neck
R. M. Maddrey
Thurma Askew
Durham
Charlie Bass
Jimmy Johnson
Carr Moore Bullock
Roxboro
C. P. Warmack
Johnson
Ruby Jordan
Branchville
Carl Hales
Kenly
J. P. Spencer
Wake Forest College
Grady Edwards
J. W. Parker
G. F. Crocker
Richmond
H. P. Spencer
Pearl
Mattie Ricks
Leggett
Sam Bundy
Recorders Court at Halifax March 14 1939
Proceedings list numerous verdicts and actions including suspensions probation and fines. Defendants named include Pearl Bromly Vernon Richardson and Ray Barrington with varied charges from liquor to driving while drunk to larceny and assault. Several cases end in not guilty pleas with conditions or costs to be paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorders Court
Halifax
Pearl Bromly
E. M. Smith
Ogel Minton
Billy Watson
Jack Reynolds
Thurston Richardson
Floyd Stokes
Charlie Mabry Cotton Jr
Paul Josey
Cornelius Augburn
Guilford Vestry
Myrtle Clanton
Columbus Cofield
H. T. Tharrington
Vernon Richardson
Bill Scott
Lawrence Haley
Eulas Branch
Scott
Haley
Branch
Robert Williams
Ray Barrington
Effie Mae Hines
Major Parker
William McDonald
Theodore Alexander
Roanoke Rapids Herald Admired by Traveling Visitor
Mrs. Ruby Louis Rudd of Richmond Virginia writes from Richmond praising Roanoke Rapids for its rapid growth and improvements. She commends schools churches homes theaters and the city’s citizens as "worth while" and also expresses appreciation for the Herald.
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Roanoke Rapids
N. C
Ruby Louis Rudd
Richmond
Halifax Dinner Honors Ewing's Raleigh Bride
Mrs. K. B. Ewing hosted a three course dinner at her Halifax home Saturday for her son Fleming Bristoe Ewing and his bride Miss Katie Gatis of Raleigh. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Fleming Bristoe Ewing and several Raleigh friends with the couple residing at 624 West South Street Raleigh.
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K. B. Ewing
Halifax
Fleming Bristoe Ewing
Katie Gatis
Raleigh
L. B. Brandon
D. D. Hinton
N. E. Ranes
C. C. Branch
E. 8. Fulgham
Cathers Fulgham
G. M. Garris
James Ewing
Mrs. Ewing
West South St
Raleigh, N. A
Halifax Methodist Auxiliary Presents Hawaiian Music Evening
The Missionary Auxiliary of the Halifax Methodist Church will sponsor a program of Hawaiian music in the Halifax school auditorium on Saturday night March 18 at 8 o'clock. The Cocomo Trio of Hol will furnish the music.
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Missionary Auxiliary of the Methodist Church
Halifax School
Cocomo
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