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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1944

Page

4

Prison Camp Committee to Meet Monday

The Halifax County War Manpower Committee will meet Monday night at 8 in Roanoke Rapids to discuss a proposed war prison camp. Chairman Cc. S. Alexander leads a group including W. O. Davis and O J McSwain as local members, with farm labor shortages cited as a reason for possible camp establishment.

Halifax County Roanoke Rapids Davis Cc. S. Alexander Scotland Neck W. O. Davis O. J. McSwain Blackwell Pierce Weldon W. D. Barbee Seaboard W. P. Morris Jackson

Miss Taylor Weds Pvt Raymond Green in Simple Ceremony

Bettie Sue Taylor became the bride of Pvt. Raymond Green in a modest March 3 ceremony at the Clerk's Office in Em poria Virginia. The couple, surrounded by a few relatives, was joined by Clerk of Court Sal Wrenn. Mrs. Green, daughter of Mr and Mrs W P Taylor, is Roanoke Rapids High School class of 1943 graduate. Pvt Green, son of Mr and Mrs S L Green, attended Roanoke Rapids schools before enlisting in January 1943 and is stationed at Camp Butner.

Bettie Sue Taylor Pvt Raymond Green Emporia Sal Wrenn Mrs. Green W. P. Taylor Roanoke Rapids High School Pvt. Green S. L. Green Roanoke Rapids Army Camp Butner Ralph Glenror Knight Army Air Forces Napier Field Alabama Army Air Forces Training Command R. G. Knight Knight North Carolina State College Armed Service

Tax season ends as post office stampede abates

In the local post office two clerks Mrs Lillian C Taylor and Hubert C Wirtz celebrate the end of tax time. During a busy Saturday morning rush to mail the March 15 quarterly tax payment they issued 250 money orders in four hours, averaging just over one per minute.

Lillian C. Taylor Hubert C. Wirtx O. D Sam Taylor Mr. Wirtz

Rachel Forrest Makes Honor Roll at Mary Washington

Miss Rachel Forrest daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Forrest earned a place on the honor roll at Mary Washington College in Fredericksburg Virginia. Her average was A in every subject.

Rachel Forrest Fred Forrest Mary Washington College Fredericksburg

Miss Alston Accepts Richmond Post At Little Star Store

Miss Christine Alston has accepted a position in Richmond Virginia with the Little Star Store. She was formerly with the Little Star here and began her duties last Monday.

Christine Alston Richmond Little Star Miss Alston The

Price Control Lecture Extols Panel Division Work

The article notes a continued discussion on price control from page one. A lecturer emphasizes the price panel division work and its impact on regulation and consumer costs.

Price Panel Division

Housewives Urged To Back OPA Price Control Patrol

Mrs. Everett praises OPA representatives who visit stores to check prices and aid merchants. She notes 90 percent follow regulations, 10 percent engage in black market activity. A new price chart is published in The Herald to help housewives shop wisely. Local panels include Hawley in Roanoke Rapids and Gore in Weldon with several assistants.

Ers Mrs. Everett OPA The Herald Roanoke Rapids Pric F. J. Hawley Josie Moore Edna Wafford W. A. China T. J. Alford Weldon Co F. Gore D. H. Moody

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