Roanoke Rapids Homefront Letters From World War II
A collection of wartime letters from Roanoke Rapids and other North Carolina towns. Soldiers in France and Okinawa describe homesickness, ration talk, and battles. They share addresses, units, and hopes to return home soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke Rapids
France
Kelly Edwards
Kenny Barnhill
Enfield, N. C
Washington Street
States
Robert L. Spence
New York
N.Y
U. S.A
T. B
Curtis Butler
Wendell Young
Card of Thanks for Ralph B. Prince
We thank the white and colored friends of Roanoke Mills Number One and Cafeteria patrons who gave flowers to our daddy Ralph B. Prince. We also thank the many friends who came to our rescue to help find him. His daughters Blannie P. Vick and Mary P. Wilkins Cook and helper of Roanoke Cafeteria No. 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke Mills
Ralph B. Prince
Blannie P. Vick
Mary P. Wilkins
Roanoke
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Armed Services
Germany
Carroll
Patton
3Rd Army
Pfe
Herman Jordan
Care Post Master
N. Y
S. T. Pulley
Care
San Francisco
Calif
Okinawa Island
Mr. Wilson
Blacow
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea CO
Conway Brand
Ann Pag
A&p
Sunny Brook
Marvel
Obelisk Flour
Ballard’s
Staley’s Cube Starch
Staley’s Cream Starch
Wheaties
A&ps
Dexo