Observing Business Women's Week Proclamations Issued
Roanoke Rapids celebrates National Business Women's Week with proclamations by Governor J Melville Broughton and Mayor Kelly Jenkins. The Governor urges voter registration and participation. the Roanoke Rapids club lists officers and observance plans.
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Roanoke Rapids
Business and Professional Wiomen's Club
J.melville Broughton
Kelly Jenkins
North Carolina
United States
Germany
Japan
I. J. Melville Broughton
Raleigh
J. Melville Broughton
Roanoe
Mrs Norman Brake Returns From Solomon Md
Mrs Norman Brake arrives in Trinidad with her husband after visiting Solomon Maryland for the summer. He is being moved to another location and accompanied her home, but he must report back on Monday.
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Norman Brake
Solomon, Md
Murray Elected Class Secretary
Jon Ermon Murray was chosen Secretary-Treasurer of Union Theological Seminary Richmond junior class. A Davidson College graduate, he earned a BA last May and held leadership in Sigma Delta Pi and Phi Mu Alpha. He led the Davidson Glee Club and served as assistant pastor at Davidson College Chapel.
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Union Theological Seminary
Richmond
Jon Ermon Murray
Elizabeth Murray
Murray
Davidson College
Roanoke Rapids High School
Sigma Delta Pi
Phi Mu Alpha
Davidson Glee Club
Davidson
North Carolina
Young People's League of
Granville
State Council For
Presbyterian Young People
Matthews
Vaughn Rites Held Sunday for Betty Sue Vaughn
Betty Sue Vaughn aged 67 died after a several week illness in Roanoke Rapids Hospital. Survived by two brothers Charles Vaughn of Norfolk Virginia Cornelius Vaughn of Rich Square North Carolina a sister Mrs J E Carter of Rich Square and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held Sunday at Williams Funeral Home at 8 pm conducted by Rev Paul Fields. Burial followed in Britton Graveyard Northampton County.
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Betty Sue Vaughn
Roanoke Rapids
Charles Vaughn
Norfolk
Cornelius Vaughn
Rich Square
N. C
J. E. Carter
Williams Funeral Home
Paul Fields
Britton
Northampton County
Prices Set On Shell Eggs For 1944 45
The Office of Price Administration set maximum auction prices for shell eggs for the rest of 1944 and all of 1945. Effective October 19, the rates, agreed with the War Food Administration, follow the 1944 Stabilization Act. Prices rise in fall and fall in spring, with total annual consumer cost unchanged and farmers guaranteed parity returns.
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Office of Price Administration
War Food Administration
OPA
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Charles Z. Flack
Roanoke Rapids, N. C
Minnie Johnson
Irma Edmondson
Iris Davis
Mary Ogburn
Betty King
Robert Green
Daughterargarett Ella
Greenville
Ella Cameron
Sunnyside Garden Club
Elizabeth
Halifax County
Red Cross
Mesdames CW. Davis
D. L. Wheeler
C. N. Wheeler
W. G. Bunch
G. S. Bunn
F. M. Coburn
A. O. George
M. H. Hedgepeth
T. M. Jenkins
J. F. May
George Pappendick
L. W. Clements
L. S. Neal and
W. A. Wolhar
Trinidad
Edward M. Harrell
Mattie S. Harrell
Jefferson Street
Young Harrell
Phoebus
Vaughn
Nassau
West Indies
New York
Globe
Coca-Cola Company
Weldon Coca-Cola Bottling Works, Inc
Coca-Cola