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Roanoke Rapids Herald in Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina

12 Sep 1940

Page 14

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Roanoke Rapids Herald

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Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

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Sep 12, 1940

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14

Miss Fanny's Sunshine Girl to North Carolina Chautauqua

Jessie Simmons writes from Chautauqua New York to Miss Fanny Manning describing her training at the King's Daughters home The letter notes her NC selection for the session with all expenses paid and her pride in representing North Carolina She details daily classes lectures concerts and social events including the Faust opera and a Mayville hike and praises Mrs Edison and other leaders while expressing gratitude for Miss Fanny's guidance and support.

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Jessie Simmons Fanny” Manning Chautauqua New York Miss Simmons International Order of the King’s Daughters and Sons North Carolina Miss Fanny Sunshine Girls N. C Duke Hospital Richmond Pennsylvania Baltimore Ruth Creighton Iowa King’s Daughters Virginia Henry Eley Vincent Avenue King's Daughters Order Gott Club Clais Steve Monger Los Angeles Faust Bird and Tree Club Thomas A. Edison College Club Mr. Winter Rose Bampton Charles Kullman Mischa Mischakoff George Miquelle Harriet Henders Zimmerman Miami Miss Palmer W.g-T.u Jones Bond Charlotte Meisson Mayville Girl's Club Schain Woman's Club Thomas Edison Eley Bestor King Katharine Stephens South Carolina Artheneum Miss Schain Roanoke Rapids Mils Ste Mrs. Lyon Towe Jessie. P.S Young
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Card of Appreciation for Mr. C. H. Cooper

The family of C. H. Cooper thanks Roanoke Rapids for kindness during illness and death. Gratitude goes to nurses and doctors of the community, Rosemary Manufacturing Company, and neighbors in which they live. Wife and Mother.

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Roanoke Rapids C. H. Cooper Rosemary Manufacturing Company
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Negro School Opens Monday With Schoolwide Appeal

The John Armstrong Chaloner School will open for the fall term 1940 on Monday September 16 at 8 30. Principal D P Lewis urges parents to support punctuality, reading notices, aiding weak points, fair reports, school property care, obedience at home, supervision of companions and chores, and good citizenship. Book rental remains the same and $2 40 is due from every high school pupil. Parents are asked to attend the first day with their children.

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John Armstrong Chaloner D. P. Lewis
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Local families wrap weekend travels and visits

Mr and Mrs Geo rappendick and sons George Dilworth and Tommie returned from Elizabeth City Sunday. Mrs Nelie Fulghum and Miss Clyde Fulghum spent Sunday in Washington DC. Miss Mary B Cannon of Raleigh visited here with her sisters Mrs Aileen Cannon Smith and Miss Sara Cannon. Mr and Mrs Carl Thompson spent the weekend in Washington DC with Mr and Mrs Joseph Butts. Mrs W E Matthews attended a family reunion Sunday at the home of her sister Mrs W B Twiddy in Warrenton.

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Geo. Rappendick George Dilworth Tommie Elizabeth City Nelie Fulghum Clyde Fulghum Washington, D. C Mary B. Cannon Raleigh Aileen Cannon Smith Sara Cannon Carl Thompson Joseph Butts W. E. Matthews W. B. Twiddy Warrenton
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Mrs. Manning W. 2Nd Street Coo Pde Ech RCA Victor E. W. Smith, Inc Roanoke Ave Roanoke Rapids, N. C
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