Quiet City Election in Roanoke Rapids Chooses Williams and Manning
Tuesday, May 5, Roanoke Rapids voters cast all 310 ballots in city commissioner race. F C Williams won 213 votes in North Ward with no opposition, E B Manning 97 in South Ward, no opposition. Both will serve three more years on the City Board alongside A N Martin, R I Starke, M D Collier, and George N Taylor.
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Roanoke Rapids
F. C. Williams
E. B. Manning
Williams
Manning
Messr Manning
A. N. Martin
R. I. Starke
M. D. Collier
George N. Taylor
Weekend visitors and travelers in Littleton area
Mrs. William Boyce and child ran visits here Sunday. Miss Janet Pariscall from Warrenton stayed with Mrs. N. W. Warren. Herbert Foster and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Riggan joined relatives here Sunday. Several residents traveled to Greensboro Roanoke Rapids Warrenton and Washington for weekend visits. Doctor and Mrs Townsend from Marshall Virginia spent the weekend with the Pippens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Pariscall
Warrenton
N. W. Warren
Herbert Foster
T. B. Cook
Greensboro
N. C
Frances Newsome
Roanoke Rapids
Gladys Johnson
Wilson
A. M. Johnson
Herman Riggan
Macon Moore
Norman Lovell
C. N. Riggan
Willie Wagner
Paul King
Freddie Moore
Margaret Brown
Louise Brown
Washington
Lucy Shearin
Virginia Threewitts
Tar Clark
Donald King
Elizabeth Smith
J. R. Wollett
Lilah Nelson
Fremont
Town
Jack Cassada
Albert Delbridge
Mary Jane Johnon
Margaret Riggan
H. L. Townsend
Marshall, Va
J. P. Pippen
Roanoke Rapids Visitors Share Weekend Gatherings
Calvary Thelma Misses Gene Katherine Fulghum and Sarah White spent the weekend with Virginia King. E S Jenkins of Roanoke Rapids spent the weekend at his home here. Willie Gray Mitchell of Roanoke Rapids spent Sunday at his home here. Mr and Mrs Paul Etheridge of Roanoke Rapids were supper guests of Mrs Frank King Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Katherine Fulghum
Sarah White
Virginia King
E. S. Jenkins
Roanoke Rapids
Willie Gray Mitchell
Paul Etheridge
Frank King
Brown-Madrye Marries In Emporia Virginia
Howell Brown of Enfield announce the marriage of their daughter Myrtle Madrye Brown to Grover Carlton Howell in Emporia Virginia on Sunday April 12 1936.
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Paul Vernon Brown, Sr
Enfield
Myrtle Madrye Brown
Grover Carlton Howell
Emporia
Dickens Funeral Held at Tabor Church
Mrs. C. A. Dickens was laid to rest April 29 at Tabor Methodist Church with Rev. Joyner Phipps Nelson and Bascomb Hurley officiating. Pallbearers included W. W. Browning and others. she died after hip injury and long illness at 87. Her life centered on family church and Christian service.
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Tabor Methodist Church
C. A. Dickens
R. T. Isles
0. A. Carlisle
P. F. Harris
M. W. Lucas
J. R. Iiles
M. C. Crawley
J. R. Carlisle
J. W. Carlisle
Alpheus Carlisle
M. L. Dickens
Aurelian Springs
Dickens
P.T.A. To Meet In Enfield
Mrs. D. M. Johnson announces a regular Enfield P.T.A. meeting in the school auditorium Monday afternoon at three o clock. Full attendance requested as this will likely be the last meeting of the season.
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D. M. Johnson
Enfield
Parent-Teachers Association
P.T.A
Final Step to War Glory Marked by Her Passing
She died on Tuesday April 28 after a life noted near war history. She is survived by five children M L Dickens of Aurelian Springs North Carolina M T Dickens of Littleton North Carolina J W Dickens of Portsmouth Virginia Mrs J P Chichester near Littleton North Carolina and Mrs R L Keeter of Littleton North Carolina plus 17 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren.
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M. L. Dickens
Aurelian Springs
N. C
M. T. Dickens
Littleton
J. W. Dickens
Portsmouth
J. P. Chichester
N C
R. L. Keeter
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Rosemary Drug CO
Kodak Films
Photo Art
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Smiths Ser
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Dickens Funeral
O Ben Franklin
Roanoke Rapids, N. C
Phonograph Records
Ben Franklin
Ben Franklic
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