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Newspaper
Roanoke Rapids Herald
Location
Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1941
Page
3
Miss Made line Lipscomb explains how the Community Chest coordinates ten welfare agencies in Roanoke Rapids, pooling funds from 12 000 citizens to fund ten member agencies, reduce duplicate campaigns, and unify civic service through budgeting and collective participation.
Miss Henrietta Hobgood Currin wed Ju nius Waynne Tillery in a lawn ceremony at the Currin home on September 6 with Rev W D Poe officiating. Attendants included Miss Frances Currin and Miss Agnes Gregory, and ushers S B Currin Dr Jack Tillery Quintin Gregory Blackwell Pierce Robinson.
Miss Hattie DeLoatch wed Wilbur Best on Sunday in Weldon. The bride wore navy and lilies of the valley. Attendants were Misses Charlotte Grant and Dorothy Draper. The couple will live in Roanoke Rapids after a trip on the Siky-Line Drive.
Ruth Vick Everett, Sea board North Carolina Education Association field secretary for three years, resigns to pursue a graduate degree at the University of North Carolina. She traveled 50 000 miles yearly to contact teaching units and lay groups across the state and praised field work while noting advances in state education policy.
The Presbyterian Church led by Rev. Lawrence Stell lists Church School at 9 45 a m worship at 11 with sermon God Speaks For Men. Evening services at 7 00 and 8 00 with sermons A Man and His Mission. Youth groups 9 to 23 meet Sundays at 7 p m. Loyalty meeting Sept 17 at 8 p m with Mr B J Patterson speaking.
This marks the first session of fall Family Nights for the church with plan for adults to follow different courses during the instruction period. Further announcements on specific courses will be made next week.
The North Carolina Cotton Growers Cooperative Association announces five official warehouses and receiving agents in Halifax County to assist farmers with the government loan and its own advances on cotton. The government loan is 15.24 cents per pound for middling 15 16. Warehouses include Enfield Bonded Warehouse Enfield Farmers Bonded Warehouse Roanoke Rapids Scotland Neck Bonded Warehouse Scotland Neck Weldon Bonded Warehouse Weldon Whitehead Bonded Warehouse Weldon.
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