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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1940

Page

7

Permits Issued Call For 141350 Worth Buildings

Roanoke Rapids issued construction permits in the last two months totaling an estimated 141 350. Roanoke Mills and Patterson Mills secured permits for a new plant addition and repairs costing 118 000. Most permits cover dwellings and remodeling with several named owners, locations, and contractors listed.

Roanoke Rapids Roanoke Mills Patterson Mills Company Cleta Lewis Charlotte Street E. W. Wright Leon T. Walters Washington St Sam T. Brown VEPCO Roanoke Ave Fred Forest W. E. Clary J. O. Baird T. S. Brown Jefferson St L. A. Dickens Dr. J. W. Martin I. F. Rochelle J. D. Lee Hamilton St Frank Right Myer Roanoke Mills Company C. M. Guest and Son Roy Taylor L. A Dickens T. F. Cox A. Dickens

Cotton should be dry before it is ginned says agent

Halifax County Agent W O Davis warns farmers not to bring green or damp cotton to the gin. He says ginning wet cotton wastes to a half a cent per pound, dries the staple, and lowers quality. Harvest is turning out well and a county yield estimate will take about thirty days.

W. O. Davis Halifax County Herald

Mental Hygiene Resources for Community Leaders

The article promotes information for community mental hygiene efforts. It highlights pamphlets from the Children’s Bureau and the National Committee for Mental Hygiene and recommends a Parent-Teacher Packet No. 30 priced at $1.12. It also endorses The Psychology of Adjustments by Dr. L. F. Shaffer at $3.50 as a comprehensive guide for teachers and others studying personality.

Children’s Bureau National Committee For Mental Hygiene Parent-Teacher Association National Mental Hygiene Committee L. F. Shaffer

Marines To Get Raise In Pay To Take Effect Oct 1

The United States Marine Corps will receive a pay raise and increased personnel authorized to 38,600 effective October 1 1940. Pay rises align with the Navy scales, raising rates from 6 to 12 dollars monthly for various grades, with a private moving from 21 to 30 dollars after four months service. The expansion funds Atlantic and Caribbean bases and adds 4,600 Marines across Fleet Marine Force Marine Air Force and Navy Yard detachments. North Carolina contributed over 1,000 new enlisted at the Raleigh Wilmington and Winston Salem recruiting stations. Applicants must be white single 18 to 30 64 to 74 inches tall in good health with no dependents and education equal to eighth grade or better. Men over 25 need special qualifications. William Farber visited Richmond on Sunday.

United States Marine Corps Marine Corps Navy Fleet Marine Force Marine Air Force Fleet Navy Yard Atlantic Caribbean England U. S. Marine Corps Raleigh Wilmington Winston-Salem North Carolina

Hal ifax County Home Economics Teachers Elect Officers

Mrs. Helen Pope a Weldon school teacher and Miss Frances Newsom from Roanoke Rapids were elected chairman and treasurer of the Halifax County Home Economics Teachers. The Weldon meeting discussed a year’s program and consumer education study. The Roanoke Rapids meeting is set for October 16 in the Roanoke Rapids Home Economics Department.

Helen Pope Weldon Frances Newsom Roanoke Rapids Lascrokacy Halifax County Weldon High School

Local Returnees Include McLendon and Portsmouth Visitor

Tom McLendon Jr returns from Washington DC. Mrs Esther Barry of Portsmouth spent the weekend here with friends.

Tom McLendon, Jr Washington, D. C Esther Barry Portsmouth

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