Roanoke Rapids Kiwanis Elects 1989 Officers
The Roanoke Rapids Kiwanis Club elected T. J. Alford as President and W. A. Thorne as Vice President for 1989. Clyde Liske will be Secretary with Heath Lee as Treasurer. Directors include T. W. Mullen and others. Special committee chair reported $135 raised for the Dental Clinic fund. A. J. Newton of the M C Unemployment Compensation Commission spoke on the Social Security Act and NC efforts to obtain federal aid. Guests included J. F. Laney, Dr. Woody, C. W. Capps, and Gilbert Baugham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke Rapids Kiwanis Club
T. J. Alford
W. A. Thorne
Clyde Liske
Heath Lee
T. W. Mullen
W. L. Medlin
A. N. Martin
Hugh Horne
J. R. Allsbrook
WJ. Norwood
E. B. Manning
A. E. Akers
C. L
Newton
J. F. Laney
Monroe
Woody
Dental Clinic
C. W. Capps
Gilbert Baugham
Roanoke Rapids News Highlights From Monday
A Roanoke Rapids police officer helped a girl and her dog cross Roanoke Avenue after the driver reported the scene. William F. Bowe Jr. of Augusta plans street paving with new equipment arriving on 3rd Street. All Saints vestrymen questioned Rev. Joe Bynum about charity work amid whiskey odor at his home. Shag Thorne showcases a freak potato from a local farm as city dealers host World Series viewing on sidewalks.
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Bamby Bread Co
Roanoke Avenue
Roanoke Rapids
N. C
A. J. Brigman
William
F. Bowe Jr
Augusta
Old Town
3Rd Street
All Saints Episcopal Church
Joe Bynum
Thorne
Roanoke Rapids Salesmen Crusade Meeting Planned
Merchants, storekeepers and sales staff in Roanoke Rapids are invited to a October 12 meeting at the Municipal Building to launch the National Salesmen Crusade with the slogan Sales Mean John. A. H. Hermann of Richmond VA will speak. members and non members may attend.
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Roanoke Rapids
John
A. H. Hermann
Richmond
Virginia Electric & Power Co
Roanoke Rapids Merchants Association
The
Merchants Association
F. D. Wilson
C. G C. Shell
Postal Receipts Reach Record Roanoke Rapids Quarter
Postmaster L G Shell reports postal receipts for the quarter ending September 30 rose 23 percent from 1937. The September quarter, including two slower Summer months, set a record not equaled since Roanoke Rapids Post Office was established.
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L. G. Shell
Roanoke Rapids
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