Resettlement project in Roanoke area faces uncertain future
Interview with L L McLendon, supervisor, shows 213 families live on the Roanoke Resettlement area, with 232 having occupied it at peak. He notes 273 homes planned, 20 more to build, and government crop allotments for tobacco peanuts and cotton. Farmers express worry over reduced federal support and ongoing crop controls threatening farm life and hopes for five acres of tobacco.
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L. L. McLendon
McLendon
Holly Ridge
Fort Bragg
Mr. Thomas
John G. Thomas Halifax
Roanoke Resettlement Project
Pene
Uncle Sam
First Christian Church Services and Events
Rev. T. E. Toerlin leads Bible School at 9 45 a m Morning worship at 10 45 with sermon Christ Cleansing the Temple Special music by Carolyn Videl and Jane Tomerlin at both services Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m Evening worship at 7 30 p m A high school play at 8 p m Saturday under No 4 Circle Choir rehearsal Wednesday at 7 30 p m
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Christian Endeavor
Carolyn Videl
Flora McDonald College
Jane Tomerlin
Conservatory
No. 4 Circle of the Church
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