A and P Opens Second Roanoke Rapids Store
The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company opened a second Roanoke Rapids store at 237 Roanoke Avenue in the Kidd Building. R G Harriss, longtime Weldon employee, will manage the new location with J C Leath remaining in charge of the Uptown store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
City
Roanoke Avenue
Kidd Building
R. G. Harriss
Weldon
Roanoke Rapids
J. C. Leath
Uptown
A. and P
Wallace
A. and P. Tea Company
Carolina
Hockaday Donates Milk For Undernourished Children
Local dairyman N. M. Hockaday contributes forty eight quarts of milk daily for a month to the Welfare Department. Under Mrs. Weathers and Rev. J. N. Bynum, with distribution overseen by a Federal Relief officer, Lucille Carson, and Mrs. Brest the milk aids undernourished children and adults as schools close and milk supplies run short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. M. Hockaday
Welfare Department
Johnson Weathers
J. N. Bynum
Associated Charities
Federal Relief Office
Weathers
Lucille Carson
Brest
Hockaday
Wanted boarders in private family rooms
Want ads seek boarders for a private family with cool rooms and good fare at 513 Hamilton St. Apply or call R-661-141-6-15-up. Another notice seeks a person of good reputation to handle Watkins Quality Products territory. Write Henry W. Noakes, Scotland Neck, 11-5-25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton St
Watkins
Henry W. Noakes
Scotland Neck
Sunday Dinner Suggestions and Local Menu Plans
The article outlines seasonal home grown vegetables, spring salads, and low to medium cost menus from the Quaker Maid Kitchen. It lists three dinner plans with maps of courses and beverages, ending with a note that Will and George Hornbuckle of Mount Holly New York are visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quaker Maid Kitchen
Will and
George Hornbuckle
Mount Holly, N. Y
Order appointing temporary receiver in Halifax Paper case
In Halifax County North Carolina the Superior Court appoints F M Brown as temporary receiver for Halifax Paper Corporation with bond of 30000 dollars. The receiver may take possession and operate the business until further court orders and a hearing set for May 31 1933. The order directs publication and notifies defendants to show cause why the receivership should not be permanent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Brown
Halifax Paper Corporation
Nash County
Also Mentioned on This Page
A & P Tea Co
North Ward
New York
Thurman
By Ann Pag
State of North Carolina
Halifax County
First and Merchants National Bank OF Richmond
X Paper Corporation
Legh R. Page
R. Hunter Parker
Florida
Imperial
North Carolina
ICE and Fuel CO
DIAL
Taylor-Matthews Drug Co
The
RED Circle Coffee
Carton
LUX
Carnation
the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
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