Yellow Jackets Rally To Beat Edenton Aces 7-6
Roanoke Rapids’ Yellow Jackets edged Edenton Aces 7-6 at Hicks Field to move to 2-1 in conference play. Strong defense by Edenton’s Russell Joyner limited Roanoke Rapids while penalties hindered the Jackets, whose scoring drive featured Stewart and Brown and a late touchdown by Sam Wood.
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Roanoke Rapids
Yellow Jackets
Edenton
Aces
Hicks Field
Jackets
Rock Venters
Jaxine
Whitson
Fred Ethridge
Russell Joyner
Joyner
Venters
Rock
Andy Whitson
Russell Wheeler
Stewart
Myrick
Wood
Bothek
Brown
Jonae
Sam Wood
Jax
Roanoke Rapids Couple Engaged For December Wedding
Spence of Roanoke announces the engagement of her daughter Joyce Vick of Roanoke Rapids to Wi Mam Milkwood son of Mr and Mrs Albert Wheeler of Roanoke Rapids. The couple will marry December 6 with Miss Vick employed at Ogles Store and Milkwood at E C Langford Signs.
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Spence
Roanoke
Joyce Vick
Roanoke Rapids
Wi Mam Milkwood
Albert Wheeler
Washington Street
Miss Vick
Ogle’s
Mr. Millwood
E. C. Langford
Mrs Carlton Cannon Hosts Bridge Club Evening
Mrs Carlton Cannon entertained eight guests at her Monday bridge gathering with mixed flowers as decorations. The high score went to Mrs Tommie Merritt who received a prize from the hostess. Refreshments were served at ten thirty.
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Carlton Cannon
Mrs. Cannon
Tommie Merritt
Gwyn Coburn
Mesdames Tommie Merritt
Hugh Godwin
M. C. Newsom
Jack Vincent
Eugene Shell
George Nethercutt
Bill Sheil
George Hayes, Jr
Alumnac
Watt
Watt Ellerson
Mire Cyanford Hoyle
Him
Mic
George Wood
Gouge Hayes, Jr
Thompson
Lillian Lee
Sar Ansel Mowrer
Washington
Eilzabeth Griffiths
Achiev
United World Federalists Set Greensboro Meeting
North Carolina delegates plan the first state convention in Greensboro October 17-18 to discuss a world government and world peace. Organizers announce a program with speeches by noted journalist Ansel Mowrer and local officials, plus elections of state officers and delegation to the St Louis national gathering.
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United World Federalists
Greensboro
United World Federalists of
North Carolina
J. McNeill Smith, Jr
St Louis
Robert Lee Humber
Greenville
Halifax farmers urged plan now for 48 cotton planting
Halifax County farmers were urged by George T. Ashford to plant cotton on part of the 2 033 idle acres due to a blanket 20 percent reduction in flue cured tobacco allotments for 1948. He noted cotton is a major NC cash crop and urged diversifying to offset tobacco price losses.
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Halifax
Red Springs
N. C
Halifax County
George T. Ashford
Carolinas Ginners Association
Ashford
North Carolina
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