City Theatres Consolidate Under Unified Operating Company
Roanoke Rapids theatres the Imperial and Peoples merge management into one operating company called Roanoke Rapids Theatres. Lyle M. Wilson will handle buying and booking while Lee Wheeden becomes house manager for both venues. The move promises better programs and economies, with major film studios continuing to supply releases. Tri-City Motor Co. becomes Chevrolet dealer for Roanoke Rapids area, replacing Ford dealers temporarily. W J Edwards seeks two carloads of Chevrolets and invites inspections in new showrooms.
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Roanoke Avenue
Crowder’s Dept
Imperial and Peoples Theatres
E. W. Smith
Roanoke Rapids Theatres
Altho
Peoples
North Ward
Impeth
Lyle M. Wilson
The
Lee Wheeden
Imperial
Messrs. Wheeden
Wilson
Metro-Goldwyn-May
Paramount
Warner Bros
First National
Fox
Pathe
United Artists
Universal
Columbia
Roanoke Rapids
Tri-City Chevrolet
Tri-City Motor Company
Ford
Chevrolet
W. J. Edwards
Tri-City Motor Co
Roanoke Rapids Entered In State Music Contest
The Roanoke Rapids orchestra adds ten entries to Greensboro events as the district contest had no competition. Results show Roanoke Rapids in multiple classes including Boys Glee Club Girls Glee Club Mixed Chorus Piano and various solos and ensembles with tie results and standings across several towns. Local figures also note visits by Mrs. J M Jackson and Mrs. Virginia Jackson while civic moves bring new stores and service openings to Roanoke Avenue.
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Greensboro
Roanoke Rapids
Boys Glee Club
Tie
China Grove
Berryhill
Greenville
Lenoir
Henderson
Lexington
Spencer
Fayetteville
Forest City
Chapel Hill
Mt. Airy
Eenville
Canton
Brevard
Rheumma Deddingfield
Mary Frances Odum
Albemarle
Marianne Mann
See- Jones
Olive End
Swain County
Dorothy Lamm
Belmont
Eloise McAdams
Roanoke
Lene
Ramseur
Four Oaks
Old Town
Lumberton
Morehead City
Waynesville
Leno
Alfred Martin
Chinal Grove
Bruce Sloop
Coby Williams
Roy Meese
Crossnore
Johnnie Hawkins
Selma
Jimmy Woodward
Hope Valley
Herbert Kirkland
James Savage
New Bern
Mooresville
Paul Hudson
Mills Home
J. C. Hawkins
Shelby
Joe Beckham
Bragtown
Charles Waddell
Howard Faulkner
John Glover
Paw Creek
Preschool Clinic records show second toxoid doses set
May 22 at 2 o'clock Rosemary children will receive the second diphtheria toxoid and smallpox vaccination. May 23 at 2 o'clock Central School children will get the second toxoid dose and smallpox vaccine. Parents urged to bring children to the named schools for the inoculations and follow-up.
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Central School
Cannon Murder Case Headlines Page One Start
Cannon murder case details begin on page one as car thefts and flight to a farm home occur. The report notes a suspect named Peavy did not answer questions from Virginia authorities and allegedly stole another vehicle during the sequence.
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Cannon
Peavy
Virginia
Low Cost Sunday Dinner Menu for Children and Parents
Ann Page presents three Sunday dinner menus focused on nourishing foods for children and adults. The weekly shopper can expect fresh fruits and vegetables such as oranges grapefruit strawberries new potatoes asparagus and peas with beef pork and smoked meats. The suggested menu includes meat loaf mashed potatoes creamed peas corn bread and butter sliced bananas in lemon gelatin and milk for children.
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Roosevelt
Quaker Maid Kitchen
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City Theatres
Levees As
J. M. Jackson
Virginia Jackson
Williamston
Washington
E. B. Carter
J. H. Vries
Newsoms
Ers
Young City Electrical Contractor
E. W. Wafford
City Jeweler
Bill Allsbrook
Armstead Boyd
Warrenton
North Carolina
Ralph Long
Holmes
Andrews
W. Lunsford Long
Long and
Ann Page
A&p
Iona
Carnation
U.S
Bacon Sie
Crear Amlantunc & Ipachienc
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