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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1936

Page

7

Kiwanis Club Hosts Lt Governor Leonard Visit

Lt Governor Sam Leonard of the 6th Carolinas Division visited the Roanoke Rapids Kiwanis Club on his annual tour. He cited a survey of 155 boys at Eastern Carolina Training School showing limited homes and education, urging more youth work, church involvement, and Boy Scout activity. He praised the club’s Crippled Clinic and minstrel fundraiser, and rated Roanoke Rapids high in his district. Guests included Reverend Willis, Reverend Taylor, F. J. Hawley, Robert Hines, and Scout John Murray.

Sam Leonard Rocky Mount Kiwanis Leonard Kiwanis International Roanoke Rapids J. L. Willis Rosemary Baptist Church Kermit Traylor The Christian Church F. J. Hawley Robert Hines John Murray

Invite Visitors Inspect Bottling Plant Dr Pepper

R. S. Hines manager invites the Halifax County Fair audience and the public to tour the Dr. Pepper Bottling Co. plant at 141 Roanoke Avenue. He notes scrupulous cleanliness and modern bottling methods. Dr Pepper bottled in Roanoke Rapids will be sold at fair stands this year.

Halifax County Dr. Pepper Bottling Co Roanoke Avenue R. S. Hines Mr. Hines Roanoke Rapids

Fisher Parker nuptials linked in Enfield ceremony

Mr. and Mrs. J. Lloyd Payker of Enfield announce the marriage of their daughter Ethel Doris to Paul C. Fisher on a Tuesday in September in Richmond Virginia. The bride wore a green frock with black accessories and is Enfield High School class of 1927. The couple plans a wedding trip to Washington and western Virginia and will reside in Rocky Mount.

J. Lloyd Payker Enfield Ethel Doris Paul C. Fisher Richmond Fisher Parker Enfield High School C. J. Fisher Rocky Mount Washington Virginia Mrs. Fisher Rocky Mt

Mrs Whitehead Dies At Enfield After Long Illness

Mrs J F Whitehead died at her Enfield home after a long illness on September 15 at 2 15 a m in her seventy fifth year. She was born Alice Maria Dickens and married in 1889. Survivors include husband J Fletcher Whitehead three daughters Lila Timberlake Nettie and Edith Whitehead one grandson Francis Timberlake one sister Margaret Smith and one brother E Crit Dickens. Funeral at her residence followed by service led by Rev R L Jerome with Rev C P Womack assisting. Pallbearers named.

J. F. Whitehead Enfield Alice Maria Dickens Enoch Dozier Dickens Frances John Bass Halifax County Methodist Episcopal Church South J. Fletcher Whitehead Lila Timberlake Nettie Edith Whitehead Francis Timberlake Margaret Smith E. Crit Dickens R. L. Jerome C. P. Womack Parkton B. M. Nicholson Messrs Frank Shaw W. N. Sherrod A. W. Andleton J. D

Weldon P T A Opens Season With Social and Reports

Weldon P T A held its first meeting of the season on Monday afternoon in the school auditorium. Mrs. Phillip Moore presided. Miss Mozelle Griffin's sixth grade won the flag for most mothers present, and Miss Elizabeth Green's tenth grade won the high school flag. Mrs. Pierce Johnson outlined the year’s program and presented a paper on character building. A social hour with punch and wafers followed in the Home Economics room.

Phillip Moore Mozelle Griffin Elizabeth Green Pierce Johnson L. C. Draper

Watson Cooke announces marriage of Margaret Cooke to James Watson

Mr and Mrs L A Cooke announce the marriage of their daughter Margaret to James Thomas Watson of Rocky Mount on Saturday August 22 1936 in Norfolk Virginia The newlyweds will reside with the bride’s parents on Dennis Street in Enfield. Readers listed Whitehead Jr D Mac Johnson W R Garrett and Joseph M Pope.

L. A. Cooke Margaret James Thomas Watson Rocky Mount Norfolk Mrs. Watson Dennis Street Enfield

City Debates Water Bill for Fire Hydrants

The City Board of Commissioners and the Sanitary District Board clash over paying for water used by fire hydrants. The city has paid about 300 dollars yearly. proposed bills range from 50 per hydrant to 10 per hydrant. The Sanitary Board sent a bill covering July to September totaling 324.99 dollars.

City Board of Commissioners Sanitary District Board W. E. Murphrey Sanitary Board

Lassiter Dies After Illness In Rocky Mount Hospital

Charlie C Lassiter 57 of Woodland died Monday at Park View Hospital Rocky Mount after a brief illness. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Woodland Methodist Church with burial in the family cemetery. He is survived by his wife Daisy Harris Lassiter two daughters Mrs Will Boyce and Mae Lassiter of Tarboro two sisters Mrs J D Wheeler Weldon and Mrs W S Wheeler of Conway three brothers Lassiter Ely La and Robert Lassiter.

Charlie C. Lassiter Woodland Park View Hospital Rocky Mount Woodland Methodist Church Old Home Place Lassiter Daisy Harris Lassiter Will Boyce Mae Lassiter Tarboro J. D. Wheeler Weldon W. S. Wheeler Conway Kelford Ely la Rich Square Robert Lassiter Norfolk

Water bill talks with Sanitary District officials

Mayor Jenkins conferred with Sanitary District officials last week over a water bill issue and related municipal service costs.

Jenkins

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Kiwanis Club Dr. Pepper P.T. A. Meeting Associa Tion of Watson—Cooke Brother Weldon Rocky Mt. Hospital Eastern Carolina Dr.pepper Halifax County Fair Carolina Fairgrounds Dr.pepper Bottling Company, Inc Roanoke Rapids, N. C
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