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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1933

Page

5

Town Talk Notes Share River City Visits

Mrs Ivey Mahorn and Mrs RL Martin spent several days in Richmond Virginia last week. Miss Floriane Holt travels this week to York Pennsylvania to visit her sister Mrs Joseph Kling. Misses Martha Craddock and Hart Sheridan were in Richmond Saturday. Mrs John Penland returns from Salisbury North Carolina visits. Mr Wells Tillery of Scotland Neck visited town this week.

Ivey Mahorn R L. Martin Richmond, Va Floriane Holt York, Pa Joseph Kling Martha Craddock Hart Sheridan Wells Tillery Scotland Neck

Civil Service Examinations Open for Various Posts

The United States Civil Service Commission announces open competitive exams for roles in penal institutions forest service and interior department. Salaries range from 1 260 to 4 600 dollars with deductions for economy and retirement. Full details from Carl Churchill, Secretary, Civil Service Board of Examiners, post office city.

United States Civil Service Commission Penal and Correctional Institutions Bureau of Prisons Department of Justice Superintendent of Indian Agency Department of the Interior Washington, D. C Forest Service Department of Agriculture Delaware Iowa Maryland New Hampshire Vermont Virginia West Virginia District of Columbia Washington Carl Churchill United States Civil Service Board of Examiners

666 Liquid Tablets Salve Remedy for Colds

A historical advertisement touts 666 Liquid tablets or salve for internal and external use to treat colds. It claims the combination offers a fast and effective remedy and presents the product as a complete cold treatment sold in multiple forms.

Restaurant owner first to lose NRA insignia in Gary case

The Blue Eagle was removed from Theodore G. Rahutis a Gary Ind restaurant after affidavits from 40 employees alleged violations of the NRA wage and hour provisions. Rahutis ignored multiple warnings and did not cooperate with the Gary Compliance Board leading to surrender of insignia and cease use in advertising.

Washington Theodore G. Rahutis Gary Ind NRA H. S. Norton Rahutis Busines Ees Hahutis Blue Eagle National Recovery Hugh S. Johnson

New Rochelle Businesses Ordered to Surrender Blue Eagle Insignia

Following disciplinary action the owners of Crystal Beauty Shop and Shop Own Market in New Rochelle were ordered to surrender their Blue Eagle insignia and display it publicly. Affidavits alleged price hikes and excessive hours for staff, with NRA-backed sanctions swiftly enacted by the National Recovery Administration.

B. Wilmer Crystal Beauty Shop Maurice Papaport New Rochelle N. Y Convuliance Board of NRA

Fidellis Club Meeting at First Baptist Church

The Fidellis Club held its regular monthly meeting at First Baptist Church Thursday night. Mrs. C. L. Irby gave the devotional, Miss Lottie Lynch won the prize, and fruit was served after a brief business session. Attendees included Mrs. Irby, Mrs. As kew, Mrs. Buckner, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Vincent, Mrs. Langston, Mrs. Ferguson, Mrs. Hargrove, Mrs. Bell, Mrs. Hux, Mrs. Hayes, Mrs. Glover, Miss Matthews, Miss Gibson, Miss Hux, Miss Crowder, Miss Lynch, and Mr. Allsbrook.

Roa- First Baptist Church C. L. Irby Lottie Lynch Mesdames Sadie Askew G. E. Buckner Early Jones Mary Vincent Bud Langston Cecil Ferguson T. H. Hargrove Julian Bell Lawrence Hux Louise Hayes Basil Glover Maggie Matthews Eva Gibson Arlene Hux Emma Crowder W. ©. Allsbrook

Mrs John Thomas and Family Move to Hillsboro

Mrs John Thomas and her family left Saturday to establish a new home in Hillsboro. The move marks a fresh start for the family after years in their previous residence.

John Thomas Hillsboro

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