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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1935

Page

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Roanoke Rapids Trade Days Draw Crowds As Prizes Explained

The Roanoke Rapids event began October 14 with strong turnout and hundreds seeking trade tickets valid for November 14 closing night. Merchants Association directors clarified prizes: no merchant qualifies, one prize per person, and details to be printed in a November 4 handbill. The government advertises Civil Service work at 50 cents an hour for unskilled labor at the new Post Office Building, requiring a 125 pound load test and no education requirement.

Roanoke Rapids Merchants Association Carl Churchill C. S. Commission

Brother Stabbed in Northhampton May Die

Ruffin Scott, a colored man from across the river in North hampton, lies in Roanoke Rapids Hospital in a dying condition after being stabbed twice by his own brother. The assailant, small at Jackson, awaits time for final charges as a debt dispute sparked the fight. A deep chest wound near the heart and another in the abdomen threaten his life, with doctors expressing little hope due to severe blood loss.

Ruffin Scott Northampton Roanoke Rapids Smail Jackson Los

Jackson Mortician Loses Toes After Car Crash

Robert Grant an undertaker from Jackson lost two toes in a Weld car accident Friday night. He attempted to jump into a moving car driven by Miss Tiny Gregory on Elm Street to aid her after it started rolling. The car overturned injuring Grant who was caught by the door. Miss Gregory sustained bruises. Mr. Gregory was reported to be recovering.

Robert Grant Jackson Weld Mr. Grant Elm Street Tiny Gregory Miss Gregory Grant Mr. Gregory

Two Brothers Injured as Car Rolls Near Halifax

John and Virgil Shipes of Charlotte were hospitalized after their new car overturned near Halifax. Virgil escaped with a scalp wound and left the hospital, while John remains with a severe leg injury.

John Virgil Shipes Charlotte Halifax Virgil

Boseman dies in car taken from organizer in North Carolina

Aubrey H. Boseman a 24 year old Weldon automobile salesman was killed when a repossessed car plunged into a creek near Manchester Cumberland County. Dooley former organizer had returned the car to Weldon dealer and Boseman died en route from Fayetteville to Sanford. Funeral held in Weldon with burial at Cedarwood Cemetery. Survived by mother Mrs Anna Boseman four sisters and three brothers.

Aubrey H. Boseman Weldon Manchester Cumberland County Boseman J. Dooley U.T.W E & T Motor Car Chevrolet Dooley Roanoke Rapids S. Chippendale Ocean View Chippendale United Textile Workers of America Cedarwood Anna Boseman Bernice Powell Charlie Shaw H. C. Johnson Lillie White Boseman Clinton Billie Jessie Boseman Russell Boseman Lillington

Enfield Grocery Salesman Hit by Hunter Accident

Robert Ivey, a popular Enfield grocer salesman, was accidentally shot by D. Mac Johnson while hunting in Creek Islands Enfield early Tuesday. Ivey received a full load of small shot to head neck and shoulders from about forty yards. He was treated by local doctors and is not seriously injured.

Robert Ivey Enfield D. Mac Johnson Creek Islands Ivey

Infant Son Dies of Johnsons at 1031 Vance Street

Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Johnson of 1031 Vance Street died Wednesday morning. Funeral services were held that afternoon conducted by Rev. J. E. Kirk.

P. F. Johnson Vance St J. E. Kirk

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Betty Case Jack Case Simmons Park The American Legion Post of Jackson Mortician Aubrey Boseman Mac Johnson
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