Local officials attend government institute as dog killed in mill village
Police and ward representatives including W F Joy ner and C W Davis with W C Williams and C B Vinson attended the Chapel Hill government institute last Friday and Saturday. Insurance man J F May killed a mad dog in the mill village Monday morning by striking it with an iron pipe. Most storefronts on East Second Street are reoccupied after recent vacancy and street work improves outlook. Jimmie Shell and others head to Carolina for college this week. Daisy McCommons and Sibyl Simms enter Philadelphia General Hospital as student nurses. D M McKnight of Brown and Williamson Tobacco Co visits town amid price rise in lower grade cigarettes. Henry Mills makes his second hole in one at Chockoyette Country Club, a Scot from Scotland. Owen Page of Rocky Mount speaks at Kiwanis on Constitution Week.
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J. F. May
Mill Village
Chockoyette Country Club
Henry Mills
Mills
Scotland
Infant Daughter Dies in Rosemary Home
Stark Shell and Mrs Emmett Shell mourn the loss of their infant daughter who died Sunday at the Shell home in Rosemary. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon conducted by Rev V I Grantham with interment in Smith Cemetery.
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Stark Shell
Daught
Emmett Shell
Shell
Rosemary
V. 11. Grantham
Smith Cemtery
Mother Dies in Jackson City Woman’s mother passes away in Jackson
Mrs. Stevenson mother of Mrs. W. L. Kee of this city died in Jackson Tuesday. Funeral services were held there Wednesday afternoon.
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Jackson
Accompanied by Norman Chambliss of Rocky Mount
A fragment notes an association with Norman Chambliss of Rocky Mount. The text highlights Chambliss as a named contact or companion in the event or communication described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Chambliss
Rocky Mount
Study Club Meets Friday to Plan Year Activities
The Stud Club held its first meeting at noon Friday with sixteen members present. Dues were canceled for the year due to current conditions. Officers appointed: Mrs. M Jenkins, Miss Susan Holliday, Mrs. Alfred Martin. Program on reading titled Adventures in Reading featured papers by Mrs. C. A. Wyche and Mrs. R. P. Beckwith.
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Stud Club
R. 1
Towe
David Traynham
Meeiing
M. Jenkins
Susan Holliday
Alfred Martin
J. Traynham
C. A. Wyche
R. P. Beckwith
Infant Buried in Roanoke Rapids Cemetery
The infant son of Mr and Mrs J A Holloman was buried in Roanoke Rapids cemetery this afternoon Rev A P Mustian officiated.
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J. A. Holloman
Roanoke Rapids
A. P. Mustian
George E Outland Dies At 74 In Northampton Area
George E Outland aged 74 died yesterday at his home on Jackson Street. Funeral plans set for Friday at noon with interment in the family cemetery in Northampton. Survived by his widow and four children.
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Jackson Steet
Northampton
Shaw Dies at 76 in South Rosemary
Starline Shaw 76 died last Thursday at his home in South Rosemary. Funeral services were held Saturday conducted by D. M. Sharpe. He is survived by his wife Mrs. Alice Shaw, three daughters Meséames Mary Faucette Maggie Pepper and Blanche Jenkins, three sons Jon Waverly and Jak Shaw and twenty one grandchildren.
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Starline Shaw
Holy South Rosemary
D. M. Sharpe
Alice Shaw
Mary Faucette
Maggie Pepper
Blanche Jenkins
Jon, Waverly
Jak Shaw
Gaylord Family Weekend in Ezell Virginia
Mr and Mrs John Gaylord and daughter Alice spent the weekend in Ezell Virginia with local relatives and sightseeing.
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John Gaylord
Alice
Ezell, Va
Roanoke Rapids High Opens Year as Enrollment Surges
City schools report 2,204 white pupils enrolled with 682 at Roanoke Rapids High School and 1,522 in graded schools. Supt. C W Davis expects high school numbers to top 700 soon. Chapel program featured songs prayers and greetings from PTA Woman's Club School Board ministers and clubs.
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Roanoke Rapids High School
Roanoke Rapids
C. W. Davis
P. A. Reid
A. L. Clark
Parents-Teachers Association
J. N. Bynum
Woman’s Club
J. R. All
Allivoed's Juniors To Meet Fifth Stringers
Allivoed's Juniors under coach Allivoesd plan to face a fifth-string squad in an upcoming game. Notable players include Bill Shell George Nethercutt S D Brown Kevin Byrd Carlton Cannon C ence Byrd James Blanton Georg Gurley Ed McSiden Prant Tom McLendon and Buddy Be vith. Shipwreck Coburn is tipped as the pivot ace for the fifth team.
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Bill Allivoesd
Mligoud
Bill Shell
George Nethercutt
S. D. Brown
Kevin Byrd
Carlton Cannon
Cence Byrd
James Blanton
Georg Gurley
Ed Mc Siden
Prant Tom McLendon
Buddy Bevith
Hoyles
Coburn
Hearts Club Meeting At Wash ington Street Home
The Hearts Club held its weekly gathering at Miss Lucille Moore’s home on Washington Street. Present were Lucille Moore Ruby Shell Hattie Humphries Pearlie Istrick Evelyn Johnson Pauline Kendrick Amnie Fitts Mrs Bill Hodges and Mrs C Shell. Mrs C C Shell had the low score and Evelyn Johnson the high score. Ruby Shell received another shower.
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The
Hearts Club
Lucille Moore
Washingston Street
Ruby Shell
Hattie Humphries
Pearlie Istrick
Evelyn Johnson
Pauline Kendrick
Amnie Fitts
Bill Hodges
C. Shell
C. C. Shell
Graham man Lloyd Allen visits Roanoke Rapids on Sunday
Lloyd Allen of Graham spent Sunday in Roanoke Rapids for unspecified activities. He was seen in the town during the day last weekend.
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Lloyd Allen of
Graham
Roanoke Rapids
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Dial
W. F. Joyner
W. C. Williams
East Second Street
Jimmie Shell
Jima Womble
Jimmie Beckwith
Cecil Pendleton
Richard Reaves
Edwin Akers
Aven Moody
Norman Speight
Carolina
Isses Daisy McCommons
Sibyl Simms
Philadelphia General Hospital
D. M. McKnight
Brown and Williamson Tobacco Co
Mac
Owen Page
Carolinas
Mr. Page
Alfred
Maine
Bradley
D. Teaynham
A. F T. M. Alfred Martin
Pendleton
George Has Bynum
V Dean
Frank Williams
T. R. Manning
Fred Brown
Hugh Bradley
Frank Wilson
Miss America
Philadelphia
Roslyn Schultz
Wildwood
N. J
Roslyn
Quakertown
Walker
Joseph McKee
New York City
James J. Walker
George E. Outland
G Shaw
Margaret Ravier
Lake Ontario
T. A
Allivoed
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