Up and Down The Avenue The Editor
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Newspaper
Roanoke Rapids Herald
Location
Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1934
Page
1
The fragment mentions activity along a main avenue with editorial emphasis on movement and change. No clear events, names, dates, or organizations are readable to establish a full report.
J R Baird will register voters at J R Wrenn’s store on three consecutive Saturdays October 13 20 and 27 and at the regular polling place on November 3 for final registrations. Dr J M C Covington returns to practice. Flower Show by Woman's Club draws crowds. Rexall convention attendees include Alfred Martin and Gilbert Brown. Editor Carroll Wilson attends Kiwanis convention in Asheville. M B Cook hospitalized at Duke. Volley Ball standings listed with Skeeters leading. Lula Bette Inscoe to John Lewis Welch wed in Emporia. Installment and insurance collectors report slow business.
A two-vehicle crash in front of Roanoke Rapids Hospital Saturday at about 6 30 pm involved a Triple R Grocery Company truck and a Terra plane sedan driven by J L Langston. Both drivers escaped injury despite vehicle damage and traffic tie up on the Avenue.
Fire destroyed the garage behind two houses of Reverend W. H. Grantham on Roanoke Avenue at 8 o clock Monday night. A quick alarm brought aid, saving the two houses blistered by intense heat as an immense crowd watched the blaze.
Hundreds from Halifax and Northampton Counties and eastern Carolina are expected to visit the Greater Halifax County fair. Gates to the fairgrounds on the Roanoke Rapids Weldon highway swing open next Monday night October 15. Promoter T. R. Walker advertised the event after last year's record crowds.
About thirty five registered nurses delegates from the eighth district of the State Nurses Association attended a district meeting in Roanoke Rapids Tuesday afternoon. After business, visitors enjoyed a short program and dinner at the Nurses' Home. The district covers towns from Washington North Carolina to the Virginia line and precedes the state convention in Fayetteville on October 25 26 27. Reverend J N Bynum spoke and Miss Otelia Vaughan sang with Miss Evangeline Pendleton at the piano.
Governor Ehringhaus requests Virginia authorities to extradite Frank Elias Leitner of Halifax County who is wanted for abandonment and non support of his minor child. Leitner was believed to be in Danville Virginia when the warrant was issued.
George Tyler, a city mail carrier from LaCrosse Virginia, was injured when his car overturned on September 6. He is back in Roanoke Rapids Hospital resting well and hopeful for recovery after initial treatment at Memorial Hospital Richmond where his broken back was assessed.
Despite strike related plant closures, Roanoke Rapids area mills show improved employment with about two thirds of pre strike workers back on the job. Textile Relations Board conciliators visited mills but no reports were released. Press information suggests complaints from over 150 mills.
Reverend L. Irving Stell will preach his first sermon as regular pastor at the Presbyterian Church next Sunday morning after moving to Roanoke Rapids from Chadbourn and Whiteville. He is a graduate of a Texas university and Union Theological Seminary in Richmond. Morning services at 11 oclock and evening services at 730 are planned with a large turnout expected.
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