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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1940

Page

16

Dr Pepper Offers 10c Show Ticket Discount at Roanoke Rapids

Roanoke Rapids bottlers announce free Dr Pepper coupons entitling buyers to 10 cent savings at the gate of the musical revue Hip Hip Hooray at Junction showgrounds next Wednesday May 22. Coupons distributed through dealers in the territory via Charles Underwood and his agents.

Perry Sisters South Cotton” Watts Happy Ray Roanoke Rapids Seaboard Depot Junction Showgrounds Charles Underwood Dr.Pepper Bottling Company Charles

Banks Close 20th in Observance of Mecklenburg Declaration

All banks will be closed on Monday May 20 in recognition of the Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence.

Description of Old Gaston Unearthed Near Roanoke Rapids

Ralph Pierson, publicity man for Seaboard Air Line, reveals Old Gaston a ghost town ten miles NW of Roanoke Rapids on the riverbank. Frederick Law Olmstead described a village of twenty houses with a hotel and possible church. Debate continues on who built the river bridge, with Civil War destruction and later rebuilding by a lumber company mentioned.

Gaston Roanoke Rapids Ralph Pierson Seaboard Air Line Raleigh Pierson America Baltimore Norfolk Weldon Seaboard Portsmouth Roanoke Frederick Law Olmstead Mr. Olmstead

Monday Night Bridge Club At Manning Home

Mrs. Manning hosted a Monday evening bridge gathering with Mrs. Rives Manning entertaining twelve guests. Floral decorations highlighted the living room while players completed five progressions and Mrs. Ned Manning earned the high score prize. A sweet course followed the games.

Rives Manning Ned Manning

Weldon May Festival Appreciation Letters

A closing list of thanks from Mrs. D. W. Seifert chairing the committee expresses gratitude to Lions Club officials Hi Y groups Boy Scouts teachers families and civic clubs for organizing and supporting the May Day parade street dance flower show coronation ball and festival activities. It acknowledges music by local bands and assistance from community members in planning and executing the events.

Turner Deaton Lions’ Club Judkins T. C. Harrison Tom Whitfield Thos. Holmes Mason Mahorn Young Woman's Club Elizabeth Holmes Sterling Blackwell Pierce Weldon Roanoke Rapids High School & Rosemary Bands C. F. Gore Community Club F. H. Clare The American Legion Allen Pierce John Willey Wiley N. Gregory W. Seifert D. H. Moody C. B. Thomas

Pearson to Attend Chicago Electrical Science School

Haywood L. Pearson left last week for Chicago to undertake a four month Coyne Electrical Science training. The program covers winding and repairing motors, refrigeration, and air conditioning. Mr. Pearson is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Pearson of South.

Haywood L. Pearson Chicago Ylere i Wi Coyne Mr. Pearson J. E. Pearson South

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Dr.Pepper Howard Pruden Allen Zollicoffer Mesdames H. S. Loy Julian Allsbrook Frank Hawley Scott Benton Carroll Wilson Elizabeth Clark Ruth Transon Lucille Carlon Aldine Boswood Mrs. Manning DR. Pepper Roanoke Rapids, Inc D. W. Seifert Rapids Charles Comedians Adorables Americas Happy’ Ray Yevette Moulin Rouge Chic” Moreland Mack Furgeson Betty Kilpatrick Lee Forbes Jimmy Rowe Georgians Orchestra
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