Folks and Avenues Across America in a Political Age
In a travelogue through Virginia West Virginia and Kentucky the writer reflects that people in towns and on avenues share common values regardless of sign or faith. A smoker ride from Gordonsville to Charlottesville triggers idle talk about a dark mill now on full shift. A coal operator recounts hardship under NRA and his inability to compete with larger producers, shaping his views on Roosevelt.
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Roanoke Avenue
Main Street
Virginia
W. Va
Kentucky
Gordonsville
Charlottesville
Roosevelt
NRA
New Minister Here Reverend J L Willis Takes Charge
Reverend J L Willis arrives from Columbia South Carolina to lead Rosemary Baptist Church. He began his pastorate weeks ago and will start a new revival series with services on Sunday October 18 at the local church.
Roanoke-Patterson Skeet Club Opens With Public Hours
The Roanoke Patterson Skeet Club on Weldon Road near Roanoke Mills Co. farm opened this week with public sessions on Monday Wednesday and Friday 3 30 PM to dark and Saturdays 1 PM to dusk. Managed by Frank Kemp the club plans mill team contests and championship matches while supplying targets and shells. shooters must bring their own armament. Jessie Lee of Roanoke No 1 mill dye house emerged as the champion so far.
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Roanoke-Patterson
Roanoke Mills Co
House Law
Weldon Road
Frank Kemp
Jessie Lee
Roanoke
Annual charity drive set by Associated Charities
Rev J N Bynum in charge announces the annual fall canvass for October 26 amid a treasury showing only 21 dollars. Committee to arrange details as the group urges the community to contribute for winter relief and aid to city’s needy residents.
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Associated Charities
J. N. Bynum
Bynum
Lee Sets Notable Skeet Record For Beginner
Though lacking skeet shooting experience, Mr. Lee posted 20 wins in 25 attempts, viewed as an excellent beginning record for a novice.
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Altho
Lee
Roanoke Rapids Traders Pair for Annual Trades Days Drive
Roanoke Rapids Merchants Association launches a second annual Trades Days campaign starting Friday October 16 with over fifty members. A $600 prize pool includes $100 first, $75 second, $50 third, $25 fourth and five $10 trade warrants. Drawings end December 30 with 10,000 tabloid hand bills distributed to surrounding territory. Banks and brokers back the effort as retailers stock up for increased demand and offer special prices across clothing, groceries, jewelers, and more.
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Roanoke Rapids
Roanoke Rapids Merchants 4
Eoition
Roanoke Rapids Merchants Association
North Carolina
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