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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1936

Page

4

Local society notes from Thelma area and surrounding towns

Social happenings include Miss Edith Fulghum visiting near Halifax and Miss Virginia King hosting Katherine Mitchell. Mrs Wilbur Beasley spent the weekend with her husband in Hobgood. Virginia King Katherine Mitchell and Mrs Clyde Myrick visited Norlina Saturday. H D Myrick of Raleigh visited relatives near Littleton. Mr and Mrs A China of Roanoke Rapids visited Mrs China’s parents Mr and Mrs M H Allen Thelma Sunday. Epworth League social hosted by Mrs J F Jones. preacher Culbreth to speak Calvary Church Sunday at 3 pm.

Edith Fulghum Halifax Virginia King Katherine Mitchell Wilbur Beasley Hobgood Clyde Myrick Norlina H. D. Myrick Raleigh, N. C Littleton A. China Roanoke Rapids Roberta House of Thelma Epworth League J. F. Jones Culbreth Calway’ Church Miss Sue House of Thelma Washington Willie Gray Mitchell Mrs. W. T. Mitchell

Mrs. A. C. Nichols Dies In Rocky Mount

Mrs. A C Nichols 72 died at her home in Rocky Mount after a stroke Friday morning. Funeral services were held at the home and burial in Pine View Cemetery. Surviving: husband A C Nichols two daughters Mrs S K Smith of Cheraw South Carolina and Mrs Warren W Dillard of Rocky Mount two sons J I Nichols of Rocky Mount and A C Nichols Jr of Enfield.

A. C. Nichols Rocky Mount Pine View Cemetrey Norman Johnson First Presbyterian Church Sam T. Habel Baptist Church Enfield Warren W. Dillard Rocky Mt J. I. Nichols A. C. Nichols, Jr

Fidelis Class Hosts Rosemary Baptist gathering

Mrs. R. C. Simmons hosted the Fidelis Class of Rosemary Baptist Church on Jackson Street Friday night. After business, a social hour followed with refreshments served to Mesdames Kendrick Floyd Hasty Bry ant Cary Pair Wood Burke Matthews Shell Robbins.

R. C. Simmons Rosemary Baptist Church Jackson Street Mesdames F. R. Kendrick W. T. Floyd W. S. Hasty R. L. Bryant R. E. Cary R. M. Pair L. F. Wood W. T. Burke P. L. Matthews C. L. Shell Agusta Robbins

Christian Science Services and Reading Room Schedule

The Christian Science Society invites the public to Sunday services at 11 a.m and Wednesday services at 8 p.m at 923 Roanoke Ave Reading Room hours are Tuesday to Friday from 3 to 5 p.m. The Sunday subject is Matter. William Duke attended the Lions Supper in Warrenton last Wednesday.

Christian Science Society Roanoke Ave William Duke Warrenton

Miss Cox Hosts E. G. Club Meeting At Home

Miss Margaret Cox hosted the E. G. Club Tuesday night with a business session followed by refreshments. Members present included Mary Virginia Jenkins Llewellyn Matthews Elizabeth Wolhar Geraldine Mason Julia Mosely. Mrs George Carter spent the weekend in Whitakers.

Margaret Cox Mary Virginia Jenkins Llewellyn Matthews Elizabeth Wolhar Geraldine Mason Julia Mosely

Milestones of American Genius Judge Elbert H. Gary

Judge Elbert H. Gary, a symbol of big business, rose from Wheaton Illinois to lead and shape modern industry. He built the Gary Wheaton Bank, served as DuPage County judge, and became a Chicago lawyer and mayor. He influenced corporation law and numerous railroads and mergers shaping American enterprise.

Elbert H. Gary Wheaton Ill Union College of Law Northwestern University Chicago Gary Gary- Wheaton Bank DuPage County

Judge Gary and the rise of U.S. Steel in Gary Indiana

Ert H Gary helped form the Federal Steel Company and aided the creation of United States Steel Corporation with a one billion dollar capital. He transformed Gary Indiana into a major steel center and arranged for his own mausoleum in Wheaton to honor his boyhood scenes.

Federal Steel Company United States Steel Corporation Great American Steel Center Gary Indiana Judge Gary Wheaton

Town Talk notices of family visits and weekend guests

Mr and Mrs Robert Edwards and children spent Saturday in Jackson with Mr and Mrs T O Edwards. P B Lynch of Richmond Va was weekend guest of his sister Mrs Jennie Rainey. Mrs J M Archer and son Robert Henry spent weekend with Mr and Mrs J H Doyle at Brink Va. Miss Cleta Lewis left Sunday for New York to visit sister Mrs LeRoy Teele. Mrs Robert Parrish spent weekend in Colerain.

Robert Edwards Jackson T. O. Edwards P. B. Lynch Richmond Jennie Rainey J. 3. Archer Robert Henry J. H. Doyle Brink, Va Cleta Lewis Leroy Teele New York Robert Parrish D. G. Britton Rufus Britton

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Harold Myrick John Myrick G. H. Myrick Hervie Harper Blacksburg John Baker Norfolk Calvary Church M. A. Sillery Fidelis Miss Cox George Carter Whitakers Wheaton, Ilin Ert H. Gary Dace Awelia Gece Ea Oneal Duc Drom Sota Roanoke Rapids Merchants Association Cebron Jordan Garysburg Nita Turner Herman Thomason Cynthia Lowe Macon E. R. Kidd Stoney Creek, Va Verlie Hattie Mae Woodruff J. W. Woodruff Welsley Fulghum Dorothy Cole Smith's Church S. C. Riggins C. L. Massey Garvis Maxine Hawkkins Cary Massey L. Powell Johnson-Willis Hospital Luther Wright Alice Cole Petersburg Portsmouth Weldon Gumberry Margaret Seaboard E. W. Eubank Seaboard Air Line Railway National Loan & Insurance Co W. Second St DIAL
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