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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1942

Page

7

Rotarians Attend Raleigh District Convention

About a dozen Rotarians and Rotary Anns from Roanoke Rapids attend the 189th Rotary International district convention in Raleigh. Secretary Lane oversees memorial services for thirteen deceased members and serves on the resolutions committee. Dr Linwood G Harrison plans district wide day rooms for Army camps and outlines the Roanoke Rapids club project to fund a day room at Fort Jackson.

Rotary Anns Roanoke Rapids Rotary Club Rotary International Raleigh Daniel Lane Lane Rotary Linwood G. Harrison Rman National Guard Fort Jackson Harrison Crocker Maddrey L. G. Harrison Will Taylor F. M. Coburn Will China Harold Bloom Henry Patterson

New Credit Regulations Reach City Merchants

A new installment and charge account ruling from the OPM tightens consumer credit. Down payments must be at least one third of price, furniture may be one fifth, and items under six dollars require no down payment. Debts over one thousand five hundred dollars on home repairs may be exempt, and seasonal farmers are exempt. Charge accounts must mature within about two months after sale, with no payments beyond the tenth of the month.

Jennie Walton Local Merchants Association Walton OPM

City Youth Demonstrates U S Forces Arrival in England

Mrs Jarvis E Taylor Roanoke Rapids draft board clerk received a telegram confirming her husband has safely arrived in England after leaving Fort Dix New Jersey He was inducted in 1941 and served at Will Rogers Field Savannah Fort Dix now stationed in Kettering England He is the son of Mr and Mrs G Buck Taylor and recently married Miss Ellen Johnson who is to succeed M McRae Faison as clerk to the local draft board.

Jarvis E. Taylor Roanoke Rapids G. “Buck” Taylor Ellen Johnson M. McRae Faison

First Methodist Church Services May 24

Sunday services listed with times 9:45 a.m. church school overseen by Harvey Woodruff, 11:00 a.m. morning worship, sermon theme The Ministry of Healing, and 7:00 p m Youth Fellowship Devotional Services led by Pastor Daniel Lane.

Daniel Lane Harvey Woodruff Ministry of Healing

Evening Worship Sermon on Our Great Need

The 8:00 evening service invites the public to attend a sermon by the pastor titled Our Great Need, emphasizing spiritual reflection and communal worship.

One Driver's License Revoked in Halifax County Court

The State Highway Safety Division announced the revocation of a driver's license in Halifax County Recorder's Court. Ernest Garner of Garysburg had his license revoked for assault with an automobile while under the influence.

State Highway Safety Division Halifax County Recorder's Court Ernest Garner Garysburg Recorder's Court

Salem Juniors Elect Catherine Traynham President

Miss Catherine Traynham daughter of Dave Traynham Jr and Gertrude Traynham has been elected president of the Rising Junior Class at Salem College Winston Salem. Her campus activity and scholastic work noted in recent campus elections.

Catherine Traynham Dave Traynham, Jr Gertrude Traynham Salem College Winston-Salem Traynham

Displaying a Strange Sun-Imprinted Egg in Local Chicken House

Miss Ella Brigman of Madison Street shows friends an egg taken from a nest in her chicken house. The egg bears a perfect imprint of a rising sun on its side and is otherwise normal.

Ella Brigman Madison Street

David Harris Transferred to Keesler Field Mississippi

David A. Harris formerly of Roanoke Rapids has been sent to Keesler Field Mississippi where he will be stationed with the Air Corps. Harris writes he enjoys reading the Herald and he was promoted to Sergeant around early May.

David A. Harri Roanoke Rapids Keesler Field Missi Air Corps Harris Herald

St John’s Catholic Church Schedule and May Queen Events

Rev. Peter M. Denges outlines Mass times and confessions at St. John’s Catholic Church. Ember Days fast schedule, Eastertide ends Trinity Sunday, and a Spiritual Bouquet report to Pope Pius XII will be read. May Queen events include a crowning, sermons, devotions at St Mary’s Halifax and panegyric by Father Bernard Cushelly.

Peter M. Denges Pius XII Jay Sanders St. Mary’s Church Halifax Father Ber Nard Cushelly St. Catharine’s Church Tarboro Father Timothy Scotland Neck Father Denges

Wednesday Club Hosts Bridge Evening at Mrs Pope Home

Mrs R M Pope hosted the Wednesday Night Bridge Club at her home with two tables in play. Participants included Mesdames A O George George Pappendick T M Bullock A L Gilliam F L Starke S E Crew H E Gibson and Miss Janie Lassiter. Miss Lassiter won high score and Mrs Gilliam second high. a salad plate with coffee was served.

R. M. Pope Mesdames A. O. George George Pappendick T. M. Bullock A. L. Gilliam F. L. Starke S. E. Crew H. E. Gibson Janie Lassiter

Mrs Walter Bans Returns Home From Dunn Visit

Mrs. Walter Bans has returned to her Dunn home after visiting relatives in town.

Walter Bans Dunn

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