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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1945

Page

9

Recreation facts about North Carolina compiled after the war

A federal recreation survey lists many North Carolina towns with tax funded programs and plans for living war memorials. It notes state leadership from the North Carolina Recreation Commission, widespread expenditure of public funds, and many municipalities planning postwar facilities and programs.

Nnorth North Carolina North Carolina Recreation Commission P. O Raleigh United States North Carolna Recreation Division Office of Community War Services Federal Security Agency

Earl L. Topping Returns Home From Navy Service

Earl L. Topping aviation machinist’s mate first class from Roanoke Rapids North Carolina has arrived at the Pearl Harbor staging center under the Navy demobilization plan and will soon be discharged honorably after 18 months overseas during his Navy career begun in 1941.

U. S. Navy Pearl Harbor T. H Earl L. Toping Hamilton St Roanoke Rapids N. C Navy United States Naval Service

Summerell announce birth of daughter Susan Grey

Mr. and Mrs. John Edward Summerell announce the birth of a daughter, Susan Grey, on August 28 at Roanoke Rapids Hospital. Mrs. Summerell is formerly Miss Mary Ruth Sullivan of this city.

John Edward Summerell Susan Grey Roanoke Rapids ‘Hospital Summerell Mary Ruth Sullivan

301 Highway Association Formed in Southside Virginia

Emporia Virginia September 7 The Hopewell chamber dinner meeting at Monumen tal Methodist Church formed The 301 Highway Association of Southside Virginia. G A Matzner Jr presided as temporary president. Fred Kelly outlined federal three billion dollars for postwar highways and Virginia’s plan to include U S Route 301 after other routes. North Carolina favors Route 301 as a through north south link. The group aims to unite citizens and secure cooperation between the Virginia State Highway Commission and the Federal Public Roads Administration.

Emporia Southside Virginia G. A. Matzner, Jr Emporia Chamber of Commerce Highway Association Fred Kelly Petersburg North Carolina Kelly Virginia State Highway Commission Federal Public Roads Admin

Caledonia Farm Won't Serve State Cattle Distribution

Halifax County farm Caledonia will not be used this year as an Eastern distribution center for cattle handled by the State Department of Agriculture. Cattle marketing specialist T Lenoir Gwyn said Paul Worsley of Rock Mount offered his yards for distribution when carloads must be divided. Gwyn stressed 1945 is favorable for cattle as eastern crops boost feeding, and urged farmers to feed surplus roughage to convert into money. Department marketing service will assist in securing suitable cattle and coordinating shipments to buyers in carload or smaller lots for distribution within 30 days.

Caledonia Farm Halifax County State Department of Agriculture T. Lenoir Gwyn Gwyn Paul Worsley Rock Mount North Carolina Piedmont

Highway 301 National System Effort GathersSupport

State Senator Garland Gray proposes counties and towns in The 301 Highway Association of Southside Virginia allocate funds to remove discrimination against Highway 301 as it seeks inclusion in the National System. Aimed at restoring equal treatment for the route across the region.

Virginia Garland Gray Waverly 301 Highway Association Southside

Christian Science Society Sunday Service and Reading Room Hours

The Christian Science Society invites the public to Sunday service at 11 a m and Wednesday 8 p m. The Reading Room is open Tuesdays and Fridays 3 to 5 p m. The Sunday Lesson Sermon centers on Substance and Man with biblical citations from Psalms Isaiah and a passage from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures.

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