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Newspaper

Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1941

Page

16

New Educo Club Officers Elected at Northampton-Halifax

The Northampton Halifax Educo Club elected T G Britt as president at its first post summer meeting held at the high school. James M Dunlap became vice president N L Turner secretary treasurer and Rev Lawrence Stell gave a history themed address drawing on Dr Charles A Beard.

Northampton-Halifax T. G. Britt Jackson Northampton County Lawrence Stell Presbyterian Church James M. Dunlap William R. Davie Halifax County N. L. Turner Stell Charles A. Beard James Buchanan Abraham Lincoln Robert E. Lee Holland China Napoleon France Niemeller Hitler God Gestapo Alexander the Great Greece Holy Roman Empire Kaiser Wilhelm Germany

Gun Discharge on School Bus Wounds 2 Students

A 15 year old school bus passenger Lloyd Eason accidentally discharged a pistol while reaching for a pencil, injuring Margaret Harrell and scaring others on the W S Creecy High School bus in Rich Square. The pistol had been brought to school by Jesse Vincent who admitted keeping the gun for him. Vincent received a six month road sentence after the incident.

Lloyd Eason Woodland W. S. Creecy High School Rich Square Margaret Harrell Eason Wash Boone N. L. Turner Northampton J. Clyde Stephenson Jesse Vincent Vincent

New Members Join Local Lions Club

Dr. Julius Pennington of Atlanta was the main attraction at the Lions Club meeting last Thursday night. Four new members were welcomed: J. E. Knott Jr., Nathan Reynolds, Harvey Woodruff, and Rudolph Northington.

Julius Pennington Atlanta Lions Club Pennington Kiwanis Club Lions J. E. Knott, Jr Nathan Reynolds Harvey Woodruff Rudolph Northington

Holadia Graduates From Army School ROTC Program

Second Lieutenant William Garlon Holadia of 61 Washington Street Roanoke Rapids recently completed the ROTC Graduate Section course at the Philadelphia Quartermaster School. The three month program covered fiscal accounting procurement storage issue supply and personnel administration. Other graduates include 30 officers from colleges nationwide. Lieutenant Haladin also earned a BS from North Carolina State College and will move to his next assignment. Surviving relatives in Roanoke Rapids include husband two sons daughter a brother and two sisters with three grandchildren.

William Garlon Holadia Washington Street Roanoke Rapids Philadelphia Quartermaster School 11Th Armory Philadelphia George M. Grimes U. S. Army Quartermaster Corps QM School Haladin North Carolina State College Louis Raymond Johnson Evelyn Johnson Henry O'Neal A. D. Lassater Schoolville R. S. Parks Durham Josey L Charles A Jacqueline Johnson

Funeral Services Held for Mrs. C. T. Johnson in Rosemary

Mrs. Char les T. Johnson 54 died after a long illness at her home. Funeral services were held Saturday at Rosemary Baptist Church with Rev. F. W. Haynie officiating. Interment followed in the local cemetery. She had lived in the area forty years and was active in civic and religious affairs. Honorary pallbearers and active pallbearers were named among community leaders and friends.

Charles T. Johnson Rosemary Baptist Church F. W. Haynie Johnson South Rosemary W. L. Manning M. C. Maddrey W. D. Hall J. E. Knott Sam Hockaday P. G. Hamill R. J. Rightmyer H. Graves Adam Talbert S. D. Brown R. L. Martin C. B. Eldridge E. S. Stainback Odis Pearson Howard

Dickens Mullis Wedding At Roanoke Rapids First Methodist

Miss Louise Mullis became the bride of Loyd Dickens in a simple Roanoke Rapids ceremony at the First Methodist Church on Monday afternoon September 22. Rev Daniel Lane officiated with a ring ceremony. Only family attended, with Miss Mildred Jenkins as the sole attendant. The bride wore teal blue ensemble with black accessories. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John Mullis of Roanoke Rapids. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs D G Dickens of Lillerton and works with the…

Louise Mullis Loyd Dickens First Methodist Church Roanoke Rapids Daniel Lane Mildred Jenkins John Mullis D. G. Dickens Littleton

Selective Service in Raleigh Notice

Mr and Mrs Dickens will be at home at 306 East Peace Street Raleigh to receive official notices from the Selective Service.

Selective Service Raleigh Mrs. Dickens East Peace St

Birthday Dinner for Robert Bridges at Popular Springs

Mrs W E Lane Mrs Godwin Lane and H B Duke hosted a birthday dinner for Robert Bridges at Popular Springs Sunday. Bridges has recently returned from the sanatorium where he was a patient for four years. Guests included Mrs Robert Bridges Mr and Mrs L N Wrenn Mrs James Braswell and Mr and Mrs Edward Outland.

W. E. Lane Godwin Lane H. B. Duke Robert Bridges Popular Springs Bridges L. N. Wrenn James Braswell Edward Outland

Shower Honors Bride Elect Constance Hux at Home

Hostesses Mrs. W. B. Hux and Mrs. Marjorie Lyles led a miscellaneous shower Friday night at Mrs. Huxs home for bride elect Constance Hux. Guests included Edith Massey Annie Roughton Louise Daughtry Rosa Lee Hubbard Nettie Morris Ethel Morris J. R. Burton Elsie Lyles Daisy Hubbard Lois Brown Fannie Hux Charles Harmer Lewis Grimmer Bernard Blue Eleanor Marcuse Margaret Mildred Burton Annie Mae Bridges Inez Lucy Mae Hubbard.

W. B. Hux Marjorie Lyles Hux Constance Hux Edith Massey Annie Roughton Louise Daughtry Rosa Lee Hubbard Nettie Morris Ethel Morris J. R. Burton Elsie Lyles Daisy Hubbard Lois Brown Fannie Hux Charles Harmer Lewis Grimmer Bernard Blue Eleanor Marcuse Margaret Mildred Burton Annie Mae Bridges Inez Lucy Mae Hubbard

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Educo Club Verne Marceaux Lee Williams Williams W. C. Matthews Holadia Army School C. T. Johnson Y Mithdeal-Massey III L Y. E. Seenigan Righmond, VA Dickens Mullis Roanoke Rapids Circus Weldon Roanoke Rapids Road Town Ph’ Museum Ces Wohlbs Anys Buck Steele Screen Congress of Cowboys America Hunt’s Circus Roanoke Rapids Highway Hunt City Bus Circus Grounds
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