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Newspaper
Roanoke Rapids Herald
Location
Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1936
Page
5
Gordon L. Price of the Roanoke Rapids Red Cross thanks residents for exceeding the $250 quota with $290 raised. He notes broad community support from mills, drug stores, theaters, hospitals, and citizens, and urges further donations as flood relief continues and needs grow.
The Methodist Woman's Auxiliary of Enfield held a meeting at the parsonage with Mrs. E O Peeler and two other hostesses. Vice President Mrs. Egbert Barnhill presided due to the ill president. Delegates to the N C Branch meeting in Thomasville were elected and plans made for the 1st District Rally at Lebanon. An Easter outfit was provided for Lessie Price at the Chil dren's Home.
Citizens O Griffin Frank Beale Elizabeth Wolhar and Margaret Cox greeted President Franklin D Roosevelt as his motorcade passed through Emporia on the way to Florida. Mrs E W Eubanks visited Richmond this week. Grayson Cary T March 25.
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