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Newspaper

Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1944

Page

21

Jury Drawn for October Term at Halifax Court

The last group of jurors for the October term of Halifax County Superior Court have been listed. Names include J A Thorington Brink H J Bennett D L Wilson Collins Cuthrell M Cohen H C Crawley Henry Williams W R Hollingsworth K R Barnhill William A Crawley Percy Lassiter Leon J Lucas Sam Young W E Hawkins Tommie Williams F A Nantz K M Cooper S E Clary Lloyd Daniels Harry G Lewis J K Leggett F M Taylor A C Nichols Jr R W Fergurson H M Tickel Robert W Wright H A Hardison James D Riddick Ralph Viviiette G G Brickell.

Halifax County Superior Court J. A. Thorington Brink H. J. Bennett Roanoke Rapids D. L. Wilson Butterwood Collins Cuthrell Enfield M. Cohen H.C. Crawley Faucetts Henry Williams W. R. Hollingsworth Halifax K. R. Barnhill William A. Crawley Littleton Percy G. Lassiter Leon J. Lucas Sam Young W. E. Hawkins Tommie Williams F. A. Nantz K. M. Cooper Palmyra S. E. Clary Lloyd Daniels Scotland Neck Harry G. Lewis J. K. Leggett F. M.taylor A. C. Nichols Jr. Enfield R. W. Fergurson H. M. Tickel Robert W. Wright H. A. Hardison Weldon James D. Riddick Cono Ralph Viviiette G. G. Brickell

Coxswain Moore Visits Home After 19 Months Abroad

Coxswain George Moore arrives on a 20 day furlough to visit relatives. He just returned from 19 months of foreign service including the Mediterranean, Africa, Italy and Southern France. Moore enlisted in June 1942 after graduating Roanoke Rapids High School in 1941. He is the son of the late Mr and Mrs I W Moore.

George Moore George Mediterranean Africa Italy France Roanoke Rapids I.W. Moore

Local Girl Helps Keep Em Flying Over Front Lines

Roanoke Rapids young woman Corporal Mary F. Walker serves at a major British Air Service Command supply depot. She speeds up fighter and bomber logistics supporting her Ranger husband Technical Sergeant John S. Walker and his unit in World War II. Walker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Zeiler, is a 1931 Roanoke Rapids High School graduate and joined the WAC in January 1943 after working as a Postal Telegraph teletype operator in Washington.

Roanoke Rapids England Germany Mary F. Walker Air Service Command Britain C. F. Zeiler Franklin Street John S. Walker Washington, D. C WAC Washington Roanoke Rapids High School

Corporal Raleigh Sadler Wounded in France Action

Mr and Mrs 8 B Sadler of South Rosemary receive a War Department message that their son Corporal Raleigh Sadler was slightly wounded in action on September 15 in France. He enlisted in 1941 and has been overseas since last December. His wife and child live with his parents.

8. B. Sadler South Rosemary War Department Corporal Raleigh Sadler France Sadler

Representative of Air Service Command Here

A representative of the Air Service Command will visit the United States Employment Office on Friday and Saturday to interview and hire eligible men and women for Civil Service Commission positions in Hawaii and Panama. Skilled workers are urgently needed. unskilled workers can be trained in the States before deployment. Couples may be hired together if trained or trained at the same place. Those over eighteen, free to travel, and eligible under War Manpower Commission should visit the office to discuss opportunities.

Air Service Command United States Employment Office Hawaii Panama Civil Service Commission War Manpower Commission United States Employment Service Office

Death of 8-Year-Old Andrew Jackson Taylor

Andrew Jackson Taylor eight year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie T. Taylor of Vaughan died at Roanoke Rapids Hospital at 6 pm on Wednesday. Funeral services were held at Williams Funeral Home at 3 30 pm Thursday with burial at Roanoke Rapids Cemetery. Survived by his parents four brothers William James Jasburg Henry Clay and Charles L Taylor of Vaughan and Albert Lee Taylor of this city and two sisters Mrs Arthur Vaughan and Mrs Johnnie Vaughan of Roanoke Rapids

Andrew Jackson Taylor Charlie T. Taylor Vaughan Roanoke Rapids Hospital Williams Funeral Roanoke Rapids Cemetery William James Jasburg Henry Clay Charles L. Taylor Albert Lee Taylor Arthur Vaughan Johnnie Vaughan Roanoke Rapids

Message From Son In Long Beach Cal

A letter to Mrs. M. M. Letchworth Roanoke Rapids Route 1 from her son 3rd Class Petty Officer Wilford Letchworth says he is in Long Beach California and expects a thirty day leave around October 23 and asks not to worry.

M. M. Letchworth Roanoke Rapids Wilford Letchworth Long Beach Cal

Chief Robertson Visits Mother After Pac-Central Duty Return

Chief Robertson T Roberston C Ph M has returned to the west coast after three weeks with his mother Mrs A L Robertson and sister Mrs H P Hazelwood. He served 21 months on a central pacific sub chaser and will be assigned shore duty at Norman Oklahoma. His nephew Jack Hazelwood USN is on duty in the SW Pacific.

Wu. T. Roberston C. Ph. M West Coast A. L. Robertson H. P. Hazelwood Chief Robertson Central Pacific Norman Oklo Jack Hazelwood S. W. Pacific

Ingram Goodier Wedding at Naval Chapel Washington DC

Miss Edna Lee Ingram daughter of George Ingram Roanoke Rapids and the late Mrs Ingram married Robert Craighead Goodier United States Navy son of Mr and Mrs Richard Goodier Chattanooga Tenn at 7 o clock Tuesday September 19 at the Naval Receiving Station Chapel Washington DC Chaplain Karl Peterson officiated. Goodier formerly superintendent at United States Steel Foundry South Pittsburg Tenn now stationed in the Southwest Pacific War Zone. Mrs Goodier works with the District of Columbia Health Department.

Bible Class Honors Its Former Teacher

Adult Ladies Bible Class of Smith Church hosted a party at Mrs. E. R. Hawkins home to honor teacher Mrs. J. E. Pearson who led the class for fourteen years and resigned due to health. A gift of two Fostoria bud vases was given and Mrs. Sam Powell will take Pearson’s teaching post.

Smith Church E. R. Hawkins J. E. Pearson Pearson Mesdames Thomas H. Cook Nolia Fulghum Julia Garris Jesse Powell T. B. Turner Nina Powell Sam Powell Carrie Ivey Clifton Pearson Charlie Cook Smith's

Guest Speaker At PTA Meeting

Mrs. J. 8. Blair of tizapetntown will address the Parent-Teacher meeting next Tuesday at 8 PM at the William R. Davie School. Blair is PTA field worker for eastern North Carolina and a prominent state leader. A special program is planned and all parents are urged to attend.

J. 8. Blair Tizapetntown William R. Davie Blair North Carolina

Mrs Wilma Collier Hosts Wednesday Night Club

Mrs Wilma Collier entertained the Wednesday Night Club at her home with two tables of bridge. Eight guests attended as flowers decorated the rooms, prizes were awarded for top scores by Mrs W D Hall and Mrs J M C Covington, and a salad plate with coffee was served. Attending were Mrs L B Brown Mrs Roderick Meikle Mrs D E Bennett Mrs W D Hall Mrs Beamon Helms Marvin Collier Mr J M C Covington and George Pappendick.

Wilma Collier W. D. Hall J. M. C. Covington Mrs. Collier Mesdames L. B. Brown Roderick Meikle D. E. Bennett Beamon Helms Marvin Collier J. MC. Covington George Pappendick

Birth and visit notes from local residents

Wir and Mrs J A Loftin of Albemarle visited Mr and Mrs T M Jenkins on Tuesday while returning from Phoebus Virginia where Loftin's mother Mrs R B Ganfemon is ill. Rev and Mrs Henry G Ruark of Red Springs North Carolina announce the birth of a daughter Rena Westbrook on September 27. Mrs Ruark was formerly Miss Larde Elizabeth Jenkins of this city.

For Sale Blue Dragon insect powder Roanoke Rapids ad

For sale Blue Dragon insect dusting powder suitable for beetles red bugs and other insects. Handy for dusting collards fruits and vegetables. M C Morris Store Hornertown Roanoke Rapids phone R 500 1t ch.

M. C. Morris Hornertown Roanoke Rapids

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