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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1944

Page

2

Roanoke Rapids Lions elect new officers for 1944 45

The Roanoke Rapids Lions Club elected new officers at its Wednesday meeting in the Rosemary Blue Room. Morris S. Clary was chosen as president. Other officers include Claud Cannon as first vice president, George Pappendick as second vice president, Steve Roberson as third vice president, J Edward Knott as secretary, Earl Daughtry as treasurer, Tail Twis Albert Gaskins, Lion Tame Gratt, and directors Harry A. House and A C Culbreth.

Morris S. Clary Clary Roanoke Rapids University of North Carolina Lions Club Claud Cannon George Pappendick Steve Roberson J. Edward Knott Earl Daughtry Albert Gaskins Lion Tame Gratt Harry A. House A. C. Culbreth

Moose Hosts Bridge Party at Chaloner Park Home

Mr and Mrs Morrison Moose entertained friends with bridge Friday evening at their Chaloner Park residence. Bowls of flowers decorated the rooms. After several progressions the highest score went to Mr and Mrs Allmand White who received gifts. Others present were Mr and Mrs Edd Knott Jr and Mr and Mrs W A China.

Morrison Moose Chaloner Park

Local churchman attends Southern Baptist Convention in Atlanta

The Rev. W. W. Finlater of Weldon attended the Southern Baptist Convention in Atlanta last week. Mrs. Graham Lynch is a patient at the hospital. Pvt. Louie D. Cook visited his sister Mrs. S. G. Ayers in Portsmouth Virginia last week. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Taylor are visiting Raleigh this week.

W. W. Finlater Weldon Southern Baptist Convention Atlanta Graham Lynch Pvt Louie D. Cook S. G. Ayers Portsmouth Francis Taylor Raleigh

Births at Roanoke Rapids Hospital Reported

Sgt and Mrs Marvin D Collier announce birth of daughter June Lee on May 21 at Roanoke Rapids Hospital. Mrs Collier formerly Mildred Lee Moore. Other births listed include children of Pearson Weldon Leggett Vaughan Futrell Irwin Ormond and Samuel Irwin with locations Valentine Weldon Stony Creek Sea Board and addresses provided.

Marvin D. Collier June Lee Roanoke Rapids Hospital Collier Mildred Lee Moore Samuel Irwin James Samuel, Jr Irwin Vivian Little Seaboard Thomas Pearson Valentine, Va Phillip Dorn

Enfield Couple Welcomes Barbara Jean May 14

Enfield and Tarboro residents Mr and Mrs Thomas announce the birth of Barbara Jean in a Tarboro hospital on May 14. Mrs Porter is identified as former Miss Emily Rose, tied to Seymore Johnson Field in Goldsboro.

Enfield Thomas Enfield and Tarboro Barbara Jean Porter Emily Rose Seymore Johnson Field Goldsboro

Evanses announce birth of son in Portsmouth

Mr and Mrs Ernest Ray Evans of Portsmouth Virginia announce the birth of their son Ernest Ray Evans Jr on May 10 at Park View Hospital. Mrs Evans is the former Annie Lillian Bellamy of Enfield.

Enfield Ernest Ray Evans Portsmouth Ernest Ray Evans, Jr Park View Hospital

Hospital News Roanoke Rapids listing local patients

The Roanoke Rapids Hospital report lists patients including Mrs. Thomas E. Pearson of Valentine Virginia Mrs. W E Leggett of Weldon Mrs. Elmer Vaughan of George Mrs. O T Futrell of Woodland Mrs. Sam Irwin of Stony Creek Virginia Mrs. Sallie Wray of Ghoesonville Virginia Jack Whitehead of Seaboard Mrs. W R Massey of Pleasant Hill Mrs. Ernest Ranes of Warrenton Mrs. Sidney Harris of Seaboard Mrs. E L Butler of Conway Mrs. Mattie Bartley of Gaston and Mrs. Bertha Mae Dawson of Littleton

Roanoke Rapids Hospital Thomas E. Pearson Valentine W. E. Leggett Weldon Elmer Vaughan George O. T. Futrell Woodland Sam Irwin Stony Creek Sallie Wray Ghoesonville Jack Whitehead Seaboard W. R. Massey Pleasant Hill Ernest Ranes Warrenton Sidney Harris E. L. Butler Conway Mattie Bartley Gaston Bertha Mae Dawson Littleton

Rationing and Local Visits Highlight Page

The notice lists wartime rationing stamps for foods shoes and gas with validity details. Nearby reports note Pearson and Jimmie Pearson in Emporia, Va for business and several residents visiting Greensboro Raleigh Greenville and Suffolk with family and friends.

Lou Ellen Matthews W. M. Johnson Greenville

Town Talk Residents Return from Oakland Visit

Mrs. Mmna Lynch of 1017 Roanoke Avenue returns from Oakland California where she visited a friend. Clifton Everette came back after several days with her husband Pat. Clifton Everette of Camp Blanding Florida with Mrs. H. E. Cameron and son Hugh Harris and Mrs. Grady were also mentioned in the note.

Mmna Lynch Roanoke Avenue Oakland Calif Clifton Everette Pat Camp Blanding Fla H. E. Cameron Hugh Harris Grady

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Roanoke Rapids Lions Club Rosemary Blue Room Mr. and Mrs. Moose Jackson St W. B. Ormond Hospital News Griffin Drug CO Roanoke Ave Hoek Johnson Emma Matthews Robert Green Ella Cameron Green Margaret Cameron M. F. Matthews Suffolk E. H. Graves Cortney Richmond Roanoke Slagle's Emporia Navy Hanes P. H. Hanes Knitting Company Winston-Salem North Carolina
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