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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1938

Page

9

Mister Skinner and the barbershop serenade

Bob Skinner visits the fire station and recalls a barbershop harmony he heard, claiming he once sang a heartbreakin tenor. Fireman Britton jokes about Skinner’s singing while Skinner jokes about serenading girls and a family mishap with Laura and Junior. Editor invites readers to identify the song title.

Mister Skinner Rufus Britton Skinner Britton Fireman Laura Nantowk Mister Britton Junior Leetle Junior

Guilford College Elects Four Class Officers

Deaver Shell is Freshman Officer Guilford College announces the completion of elections for four class officer posts for the new year. Senior officers include Albert Taylor as president Adelaide Fiedeldey as vice president Gloria Leslie as secretary treasurer and Jim McDonald as representative to the men's student government.

Guilford College Albert Taylor Peep Run Adelaide Fiedeldey Park Ridge N. J Gloria Leslie New York City Jim McDonald Pleasant Garden Marianna Dow East Taunton Mass Ralph Deaton Greensboro Gilbert Edgerton Pikeville Guy Thomas Teddy Mills Mary Laura McArthur Laurinburg Margaret Morton Demarest Mike Ayers Salem Larry Menghetti Haverford Betty Phil Edwards Denver Shell Roanoke Rapids

Quiet Wedding for Clarke and Blackwell at Enfield Parsonage

Miss Lillian Frances Clarke and Robert Pettigrew Blackwell Jr were married Saturday evening September 24 at the Enfield Baptist parsonage. Rev J N Evans performed the ceremony in the presence of immediate family and a few intimate friends. The bride wore Oxford grey with Dubonnet accessories and gardenia corsage. After a wedding trip to Western Carolina the couple will reside in Scotland Neck.

Lillian Frances Clarke Robert Pettigrew Blackwell, Jr Enfield Baptist Parsonage J. N. Evans Carolina

Welfare Department Moves Office to Williams Funeral Home

The Office of the Welfare Department shifts from B. S. Webb Furniture Store to Williams Funeral Home in Roanoke Rapids. Clients should apply at the new site after Tuesday. Office hours Tuesday and Thursday 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. with Miss Bernice Hitchens in charge.

Welfare Department B. S. Webb W. ©. Williams Bernice Hitchens Roanoke Rapids

East Carolina Teachers College Club Elects Officers

The East Carolina Teachers College Club held its first monthly meeting of the year on September 27, 1938, at Mrs. George Taylor’s home. New members Julia Foley Olive Gilbert Kathleen Perry Nancy Sperling and Mary Anna Clifton joined. Officers elected: President Martha Whitehurst Vice President Margaret Eakes Secretary-Treasurer Kathrine Reid Reporter Julia Farrior. Members present included Ruth Dean Martha Whitehurst Katherine Reid Amanda Tillman Mary Lowder Elizabeth Overton Rosita Pittman Carrie T. Smith Evelyn Tillman Hazel Whitehurst Julia Farrior Frances Newsome Thelma Daughtry and others.

East Carolina Teachers College Club George Taylor Taylor W. A. China Virginia Blount Elizabeth Smith Christine Nelson Julia Foley Olive Gilbert Kathleen Perry Nancy Sperling Mary Anna Clifton Martha Whitehurst Margaret Eakes Kathrine Reid Julia Farrior Ruth Dean Katherine Reid Amanda Tillman Mary Lowder Elizabeth Overton Rosita Pittman Carrie T. Smith Evelyn Tillman Hazel Whitehurst Frances Newsome Mesdames L. W. Clements Thomas Martin Ralph Knight Thelma Daughtry

Jimmie Gunn At Weldon Center

The Weldon Community Club presents Jimmie Gunn and his Orchestra at the Weldon Center Friday night October 14 dancing ten to two admission one dollar ten spectators twenty five cents Jimmie Gunn and his Serenaders are nationally known radio broadcasters and have played locally before.

Weldon Jimmie Gunn Haniel

Town Talk Gossip From Seaboard and Nearby

Mr and Mrs William Norvell and son of Seaboard visited Mr and Mrs W C Allsbrook on Sunday. Mrs Clarence Babcock and son Phillip of Whitakers spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs J H Cranwell. W L Spoon of Greensboro visited Wednesday. Ray Rogers spent the weekend in Fayetteville. Mr and Mrs L B Brown and Clyde Liske attended the Carolina State game in Raleigh Saturday.

William Norvell Seaboard W. C. Allsbrook Clarence Babcock Phillip Whitakers J. H. Cranwell W. L. Spoon Greensboro Ray Rogers Fayetteville L. B. Brown Clyde Liske Raleigh

Family Ties Highlight Local Business Lineage

The article notes business association with the father of an owner. Mrs. Blackwell is described as the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Clarke of Enfield. Mr. Blackwell is cited as the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Blackwell of Scotland Neck.

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