Truck Co Opens Branch at Farmers Warehouse Here
L. H. Bottoms Truck Lines opens a local branch at the Farmers' Warehouse near the ball park in Roanoke Rapids with Paul Pearce in charge. The firm runs offices from High Point and links daily freight service to Charlotte and other points. Connections at Norfolk and Greensboro enable coastwise traffic and Midwest shipments for local shippers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Bottoms Truck Lines, Inc
High Point
N. C
Farmers’ Warehouse
Ball Park
Paul Pearce
Bottoms Truck Lines
Charlotte
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Burlington
Henderson
Norfolk
Roanoke Rapids
South Carolina
Mid-West
Rosnoke Rapids
Sponsor Dance In Enfield May 17th
The Junior Woman's Club of Enfield sponsors a dance Friday night May 17 at the Enfield Community House. Bids have gone to dancers in surrounding towns and it is expected to be one of the season’s best. Bill Vanden Dries and his Wake Forest College orchestra will provide music. The club organized with Miss Catherine Parker Ba as president and officers Evelyn Barnes, Elizabeth Beavans, Grace Person, and Kiki Andleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Woman's Club of
Enfield
Bill Vanden Dries
Wake Forest College
Catherine Parker
Evelyn Barnes
Elizabeth Beavans
Grace Person
Kiki Andleton
O'dell Takes Over Wade's Roanoke Ave Grocery
Roanoke Rapids resident J. C. O'dell now runs the 1029 Roanoke Avenue grocery, the former Wade store. He had linked with late J. J. Duke Wade for about 14 years, later taking over from Allen and Woolard after Wade's death. O'dell has restocked with groceries heavy feeds and seeds and will operate under his name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. O'dell
Roanoke Rapids
Roanoke Avenue
J. J. “Duke” Wade
Mr. O'dell
Mr. Wade
Allen and Woolard
Notice of sale under deed of trust in Roanoke Rapids Halifax County
Trustee J Winfield Crew will sell at public auction in Roanoke Rapids on June 17, 1940 at 11 A M the lands and personal property described in the deed of trust dated September 5 1939 for Charles B Wrenn and Cornelia Wrenn including three land parcels totaling about 92 acres from the Hardy Powers and Ivey tracts and a 27 acre Rosemary area lot along with farm equipment vehicles mules horses and household items to satisfy indebtedness secured by the deed of trust recorded in Book 491 Page 190 Halifax County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Wrenn
Cornelia Wrenn
Register of Deeds
Halifax County
North Carolina
Citizens Bank & Trust Company
Roanoke Rapids
N. C
Roanoke Rapids Township
B. Jenkins
M. Shaw
Luther M. Ivey
B. Jenkins Corner
Hardy Powers
North Carolina Joint Stock Land Bank
Boox
Office of the Register of Deeds
Rosemary
Littleton
Halifax
E. T. Clark
Federal Land Bank of Columbia
George Powell
B.F. Powell
C. B. Wrenn
Cornelia Ivey Wrenn
South Rosemary
Birdsong Street
A. D. Glover
Chockoyotte Creek
Cornelia S. Wrenn
Donnie R. Birdsong
Joe D. Shearin
Also Mentioned on This Page
O'dell
Wade
Thornhill
Lady
Dayton
Norge
J. Winfield Crew
Roanoke Rapids Oil Co
Roanoke Ave
Jake Spire
General Fund
Theunissiers
Board
Pie Bons
Coatseetaal
C. S. Vinson
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