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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1932

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Roanoke Rapids Schools Eye Record Enrollment This Year

City schools plan morning opening at 8 30 with enrollment likely to surpass last year’s 2686 total, 2308 white and 378 colored. Strong first grade turnout at Central and Rosemary Graded Schools prompts possible expansion, four rooms added on half day plan, more buildings needed if growth continues. First general teachers meeting set for Friday afternoon. white staff 70 teachers, colored staff 8.完整名单见本期其他页。

C. W. Davis Central Rosemary

Roosevelt Voting Appeal and Local Notices

A former appeal urges Roanoke Rapids voters to support Roosevelt with $1 contributions aiming to mobilize 20 million Roosevelt votes. Local items note stores open Wednesday afternoons starting September 7, a choir pianist appointment, and heat relief stories. A horse show was reported with a bathing beauty contest in Rich Square in which Miss Susie Moseley represented Roanoke Rapids.

Roanoke Rapids Susie Moseley Rich Square Carolina Cleophus Bray

Engagement Notice for Ruby Shell and Lloyd Allen

Mrs. C. E. Shell announces the engagement of her granddaughter Ruby Lucille Shell to Lloyd Bennett Allen. The wedding is planned for October.

Reverend Bradley Back From South Carolina Trip

Rev. S. H. Bradley and family returned Wednesday morning from a trip to South Carolina. Church services are set for Sunday morning at the Presbyterian Church with no evening service. Mrs. J. W. Bradley, mother of Mr. Bradley, is arriving this week on furlough from China where she has served as a missionary for thirty years. Red Sharpe visited Nags Head last week as plans proceed to organize larger spy Scout units under Scout District Chairman T VY. Mullen with Rockingham’s Charles B. Benbow. Local volunteers join committees led by B. B. Manning and Howard Pruden to arrange Troop Organization, Civic Service, Health and Safety, and more. A citywide troop survey will determine sponsor groups, including churches and clubs, with finance chief Pruden arranging funds for the Tar Heel Council allotment.

S. H. Bradley South Carolina Presbyterian Church J. W. Bradley Bradley China TVY Court of Honor Fletcher P. Dickens Board of Review Alfred Martin Civic Service C. W. Davis Rev. S. H. Bradley A W. Meikle Health and Jake Burton Charles Speight J. T. Chase D. Brown Messrs Bradley and Speight Pruden Roanoke Rapids Tar “Heel

Miss Fannie Harris Wins Trip to New York City

Miss Fannie Harris departs tomorrow for New York City as a free trip winner from the News and Observer. She will travel from Raleigh with other winners, accompanied by chaperones, with all expenses paid. The program rewards securing paid Raleigh subscriptions, and the party stays over the weekend returning the following Tuesday.

Fannie Harris New York City News and Observer Harris Raleigh

Womans Club to Meet on September 12

The Womans Club will hold its first meeting of the club year on Monday afternoon September 12 at 3 o'clock in the club building. Mrs Wade Dickens of Scotland Neck will address the group as chairman of the 14th District. Members are urged to attend.

Womans Club Wade Dickens Scotland Neck

Gins First Bale Here This Year At Roarke Rapids

Kennie Collins again gins the year's first bale at Duke Wade's gin in Roarke Rapids on Monday August 29. The bale, bought by Rosemary Manufacturing Co, earned market price plus a premium of eight and three quarters cents and a five dollar bonus for the first bale 1932 cotton. Mr Wade notes Collins has been first at his gin for 14 years. This year heat and drought set a record for early cotton.

Kennie Collins Roarke Rapids Duke Wade Kennie Rosemary Maufacturing Co Wade Collins

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