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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1934

Page

14

Roosevelts leadership fuels national recovery optimism

Senator Reynolds writes that labor and capital reconciled under President Roosevelt signal a step toward permanent prosperity. Arbitration eases tensions, boosts confidence, and stabilizes industry as the nation anticipates further recovery measures and continued government support across finance and industry.

America Seventy-third Congress United States Franklin D. Roosevelt White House Senator Reynolds Washington, D. C Roanoke Rapids Herald

Weldon Social Notes Roll Up Local Travels

Mrs J S Turner returned from Chapel Hill where she attended a U D C convention. Mrs W L Ralston and Miss Mattie Moore spent Friday in Jackson. Mrs Martha Hawkins spent Friday in Norfolk. Mr and Mrs Cling Parker of Seaboard visited W T Parker Thursday. Mesdames J B Spruill and H R Hargrave and daughter Charlotte Ann spent Friday in Tarboro. State Fair attendance by S G Mohorn and W G Mohorn on Friday. Sterling Black Pierce attended the football game at Duke Saturday. Misses Hazel Nevill Dot Howard and Margaret Shepherd Meredith students spent the weekend with parents.

J. S. Turner Chapel Hill W. L. Ralston Mattie Moore Jackson Martha Hawkins Norfolk Cling Parker Seaboard W. T. Parker Mesdames J Spruill H. R. Hargrave Charlotte Ann Tarboro S. G. Mohorn W. G. Mohorn Sterling Black Pierce Duke Hazel Nevill Dot Howard Margaret Shepherd Meredith

Carter Hosts Bridge Club at Washington Avenue Home

Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Carter Jr. hosted a bridge club gathering Monday evening at their Washington Avenue home. Mrs. J. E. Condrey and Dr. W. A. Carter earned top score prizes. The hostess served a delicious reception.

R. W. Carter, Jr Washington Avenue J. E. Condrey W. A. Carter

Salad course guests listed for club gathering

Attendees included Mr and Mrs F N Rowe Mr and Mrs Malvin King Mr and Mrs R W Carter Jr Mr and Mrs J J Wyche Jr Dr and Mrs W A plus guests Mrs Cowdrey of Scotland Neck and Miss Margaret Pierce of Spring Hope.

F. N. Rowe Malvin King R. W., Carter, Jr J. J. Wyche W. A Cowdrey Scotland Neck Margaret Pierce Spring Hope

Mrs Claude Edgerton Visits With Mrs Traynham

Mrs Claude Edgerton spent last week here as the guest of Mrs David Traynham.

Claude Edgerton David Traynham

Notice To Contractors for Roanoke Rapids School Bid

The Roanoke Rapids Graded School District invites sealed proposals for an eight room primary school in Roanoke Rapids North Carolina. Bids due October 30 1934 at 11 00 A M in Halifax NC. Plans from Architect Erie G Flannagan require a 15 bid bond and 2 of bid with licenses required. The owner may reject all bids.

Board of School Trustees Roanoke Rapids Halifax N. C Court House Erie G. Flannagan Henderson North Carolina T. W. Mullen Eric G. Flannagan

Recorder's Court Settles Nine Cases

Nine short cases were settled by noon at the Recorder's Court on Tuesday. Ivey Gibson and Willy Phillips had driving while intoxicated charges with eight month licenses revoked and four month sentences to work under the State Highway and Public Works Commission. Other defendants faced various outcomes including jail terms for concealed weapon and drunken disorderly conduct, and a not guilty verdict for James Hunter.

Recorder’s Court State Highway and Public Works Commission Ivey Gibson Willy Phillips Phillips Houson Wilkins Roderic McRae J. H. Taylor Littleton George DeBerry Andrew Taylor James Hunter Blanche Phillips W. H. English

Travelers Exit Germany Limited to Ten Marks

A brief note reports Jos Jest Travelers may not take more than ten marks out of Germany, with light commentary on Nazi salutes and a tongue in cheek line about stretching limits. The text weaves in stray quotes about George Bernard Shaw and Samuel Insull, and a stray ad pitches writing for money.

Germany

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Robert R. Reynolds Weldon News Entertains Club Recorder‘s Court Brunk Sam Dawson, Jr American Legion San Francisco Frank Ni Belgrano, Jr Pacific Coast The Fis Jos Jest George Bernard Shaw Samuel Insull Nash
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