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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1941

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Roanoke Rapids School Board Election Set for Oct 7

Local citizens will vote at the high school next Tuesday to elect three members to the Roanoke Rapids Graded School District Board of Trustees. Nine members serve staggered six year terms. registration opened Sept 26 with Will Nelson as registrar and closes Oct 4 at 5 PM.

Roanoke Rapids Board of Trustees A. O. Pendleton W. T. Hodges F. D. Wilson R. L. Towe E. W. Eubank W. L. Manning EB. A. Tellega Dr. Bahnson Weathers William L. Medlin

Anniversary marks 15 years service for Miss Clem at Halifax Clerk

Miss Hattie Clement Read known as Clem observed her fifteenth year as an employee in the Halifax County Clerk of Court office. She has served as Deputy Clerk since 1927 and marked the milestone during a busy two week Superior Court civil session by working a bit harder.

Hattie Clement Read Superior Court Halifax County Clemmie Clem

Didn't Work William Matthews Seeks Caution After Assault

William Matthews a 21 year old Weldon man attempted to mediate a fight and was struck on the head with a bottle. He required stitches at the local hospital for a scalp wound and could not identify his assailant.

William Matthews Weldon Negro Matthews

Log Rollers In City At Bright Belt WOW Meeting

National Director Charles A. Hines of Greensboro was principal speaker at the Woodmen of the World Bright Belt Log Rolling Association gathering in the city last week. Mayor Kelly Jenkins of Roanoke Rapids welcomed about 250 attendees while D W Faircloth of Rocky Mount and J Exum Bellamy served as host. A large crowd filled the hall as they enjoyed brunswick stew and barbecue.

Bright Belt Log Rolling Association Woodmen of the World Charles A. Hines Greensboro WOW Hines Kelly Jenkins Roanoke Rapids D. W. Faircloth Rocky Mount J. Exum Bellamy

High School Lunch Room Opens Sponsored by PTA

The new lunch room at the high school, opened last week, is run by the PTA with help from the PWA and Woman's Club funds from the Community Chest. Evelyn Tillman supervises. Mertie Faison heads the kitchen with Lizzie Cooke Tudor Annie L. Lee and Evelyn D. Lysley as staff. NYA girls Ruth Spence Mildred Barret and Olelia Britt assist. Each lunch includes soup fruit juice a sandwich and dessert, with paid 10 cents for some and free lunches funded by the PTA and clubs.

PTA Community Chest PWA Woman's Club Evelyn Tillman Mertie Faison Lizzie Cooke Tudor Annie L. Lee Evelyn D. Lysley NYA Ruth Spence Mildred Barret Olelia Britt

Sudden death ends Scotland Neck man on Halifax trip

Carl Fitzpatrick of Scotland Neck collapsed at Bass filling station near Halifax today, apparently from a heart attack. He was about 35, traveling with B G Dobson of Greensboro and Mr Alston of Atlanta to see Wade Dickens about a claim against the telegraph company. Coroner Cooper said no inquest. Survived by his mother and sister Lossie Fitzpatrick.

Carl Fitzpatrick Scotland Bass Halifax Fitzpatrick B. G. Dobson Greensboro Western Union Wade Dickens County Recorder’s Court Alston Atlanta, Ga Scotland Neck T. M. Cooper Enfield Lossie Fitzpatrick

No Stranger-Judge Johnson Was Ball Player For City

Judge Jeff D. Johnson Jr. arrived in Halifax to preside over a two week term of Superior Court. He recalled fondly his early life in Clinton and his 1926 law practice, and he spoke warmly of Roanoke Rapids as part of Halifax County where he once played ball.

Judge Johnson Jeff D. Johnson Jr Halifax Superior Court Halifax County Roanoke Rapids

State Auto Tags Arrive for Sale in Roanoke Rapids

Four thousand 1942 North Carolina license plates have arrived at the Carolina Motor Club branch in the Municipal Building Roanoke Rapids and go on sale December 1. Mrs Ruby Wood Mincher the branch manager said 6063 plates were sold for autos trucks trailers and motorcycles this year. City tags return to metal with black numerals on yellow background.

North Carolina The Carolina Motor Club Ruby Wood Mincher Dorothy Shearin Roanoke Rapids

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