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Newspaper
Roanoke Rapids Herald
Location
Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1944
Page
23
The Monday Night Bridge Club met at Mrs H S Loy's Patterson Apartments home for the first fall session. Mrs Carroll Wilson won the high score and received a prize as the group enjoyed flowers and a sweet refreshment course with members including Mesdames Scott Benton Howard Pruden Rives Manning J E McGee Ned Manning Allen Zollicoffer Julian Altsbrook T J Alford Elizabeth Griffiths Ruth Transon Elizabeth Clark.
Mesdames B. A. Aldridge Billie Page Wilmer Lee Cagle and Miss M Lipscomb attended the Rocky Mount Fair last Thursday at the local event showing community interest and social engagement.
Dr McDowell explains seasonal rise in communicable diseases with school openings. Emphasizes prevention via segregation and immunization including diphtheria toxoid smallpox typhoid in rural areas. Stresses teacher daily checks quarantine periods and aims for high attendance through proper exclusion policies.
In memory of Lt. George B. Rogers who died October 9 1944 the family recalls his smile and voice. They express grief and unfinished tasks left behind and pray for comfort as they cannot reconcile his early death. Signed by Mother and Daddy.
Biography by Aubrey Lee Brooks surveys Walter Clark a reformer jurist from North Carolina highlighting his role in shaping state and national legal progress. Praise from judges historians and critics emphasizes readable style and important historical perspective.
Mack Starke celebrated his third birthday on a Thursday afternoon at his parents Cpl and Mrs L F Starke home. Guests included Johnnie Johnson Robert Daughtry Charles Daughtry Mary Lou Starke Mary Jo Suiter Bill Tillar and Mrs Eddie Gibson.
Mrs. R A Morris of Route 7 Box 36 Atlanta Georgia declares Retonga cured her acid indigestion nerves insomnia and weak digestion After years of laxatives she reports restored appetite better sleep and renewed energy credits Retonga marketed by Rosemary Drug Co Adv.
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