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Newspaper
Roanoke Rapids Herald
Location
Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1933
Page
3
A discussion traces the Bible as a collection rather than a single book with two divisions Old and New Testaments. It explains translation history from original tongues and the chapter verse divisions added by Robert Stephens in 1551.
Mrs. Paul Heydenrich hosted the Monday Night Bridge Club on November 20. Twelve members and guests played progressive contract with Miss Margaret Clark recording the evening’s high score. A sweet course followed after six progressions. Participants included Mesdames Carrollino Wism Carroll Wilson Hawley Allsbrook Pruden Martin Camp Hayes Kemp Wilson Transon Clark and Mrs Carlton.
The Superior Court of Halifax County North Carolina has begun a divorce action between Grover Whitley plaintiff and Louise Cooper Whitley defendant. The defendant is ordered to appear at the Halifax County Courthouse on January 10 1934 to answer or demur to the complaint. This notice is dated November 9 1933.
An old adage extols Carter's Little Liver Pills to stimulate the liver’s two pounds of bile daily for digestion and energy. It cautions against substitutes and urges seeking the red label Carter's pills, dated 1981 C. M. Co.
Mrs Katherine Stedman Palmer, daughter of the late Congressman Charles M Stedman and secretary to her father, becomes a federal stamp deputy in a new Greensboro stamp office announced by Collector Charles H Robertson. The office serves documentary stamps and supports a tobacco cigar industry in the city. The move of the state district office from Hillsboro to Raleigh suggests Greensboro will not host the district office.
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Grant and daughters Janet and Irma Lee spent Sunday with Mr. Grant's mother Mrs. S. A. Grant in Jackson.
Kiwanis Club plans a December 8 show at Roanoke Rapids High School auditorium titled Minstrel Fashion Plates. Rogers Producing Company of Ohio provides sets costumes and a professional director. about fifty local singers and dancers will perform.
Miss Brittana Sadler died November 19 after weeks of illness at the home of Mrs. M. E. Sadler on Jackson Street. The body was taken to Beaufort County for interment in the family cemetery after services at the Episcopal Church.
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