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Newspaper
Roanoke Rapids Herald
Location
Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1933
Page
18
A narrator extols small town life over cities, arguing for direct contact with people. He recalls observing a nine year old girl in cold weather with bare knees and worn stockings, reflecting on parental responsibilities and social care. The piece closes with Mrs. Emory Westlake of Chicago defending a married man’s earthly duties.
The Superior Court of Halifax County North Carolina receives a filing by plaintiff Lessie Mac Reville against defendant G. T. Reville to secure an absolute divorce on statutory grounds. The defendant must appear at the Clerk of Superior Court in Halifax within 30 days to answer or demur, else the plaintiff will seek relief by law. Dated April 25 1933.
Seaboard Air Line Railway runs a Sunday excursion to Virginia Beach with no car changes. First through trip to the Beach, tickets limited by race, with separate seating to Portsmouth for colored passengers. Return at 7 30 P M. baths and meals priced for all. ten prizes on arrival. optional Portsmouth return at 9 00 P M.
State of North Carolina Halifax County summons Halifax Paper Corporation to appear before the Halifax Superior Court clerk within 30 days after service and answer the complaint filed by First and Merchants National Bank of Richmond and others. If no answer is filed the plaintiff will seek relief. Dated May 22, 1938. E. L. Travis Jr., Clerk.
The Halifax Paper Corp through president F M Brown accepts service of this summons. Date 11-5-25. ALC.
Notice to stockholders and creditors that an action is in Halifax County Superior Court with a temporary receiver appointed. F M Brown seeks permanent receivership. hearing before Judge R M Parker on May 31 1933 at Nash County Courthouse.
George M. Colson has his will tattooed in full on his back. The inked document contains the entire 200 word testament, reportedly preserving its terms in permanent form.
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