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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1938

Page

17

Separate Tax and Audit Offices Due to County Deficit

Halifax County will split the tax collection deputy sheriff’s office from the county auditor after auditors uncovered a deficit running into several thousand dollars over years. Former tax deputy J Paull Speed is jailed on embezzlement charges. the auditor C S Vinson’s accounts were not involved.

Halifax County Halifax J. Paull Speed Sheriff's Office Speed C. S. Vinson

Deberry Back From Chicago Tournament

Russ Deberry ace windmill softball pitcher for the Romances of Rosemary Mfg Co returned from Chicago where he played as a member of the 1938 State Championship Asheville N C Enkas. Ken Guilfoyle visited Barrie Ontario mother Mrs G K Guilfoyle before returning to Roanoke Rapids. Deberry noted two rule changes for 1939 and discussed pitching styles and defensive plays with coach Bill Alligood. The Romances plan winter workouts using a series approach and Deberry praised learning from the 1988 national tournament.

Russ Deberry Rosemary Mfg. Co Chicago Ill Asheville N. C Deberry Morrison Hotel Bill Alligood Romances Paul Armskin Phoenix Arizona Tom Loudon Toronto

Delegates Attend Negro 4-H Short Course At A and T College

Seventy two delegates from Halifax County join 18 4-H members and 11 clubs at the Negro State 4-H Short Course in Greensboro during September 29 to August 3. Jesse Francis was re elected president of the State 4-H Club Council. Francis manages five projects valued over 300 dollars. Halifax County placed third in the State Judging Contest with Craven and Granville teams ahead.

Halifax County A&t College Greensboro N. C R. E. Jones D. J. Knight Jesse Francis Eastman 4-H Club Francis Wood James Francis Daniel Chapel Halifax Craven County Granville

Canadian tour note involves Briggs Silverware comparisons

A fragment notes a tour in Canada this year comparing Zard with Briggs Silverware of Detroit. The readable text suggests Briggs made a tour and faced a Canadian exposure this season.

Canada Briggs Silverware Detroit

Government Premiums Boost NC Cotton Deliveries

Raleigh Sept 15 Deliveries to the North Carolina Cotton Growers Cooperative Association are more than double last year. General Manager M G Mann says government loan premiums for better grades and staples drive the surge. Premiums reach 12.25 dollars per 500-pound bale for long cotton, with other premiums listed for various grade levels.

Raleigh North Carolina Cotton Growers Co-operative Association M. G. Mann Commodity Credit Corporation Mann

Asa Moore Dies at Halifax County Home at 59

Asa Moore, 59, died Tuesday at the Halifax County Home. Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon with interment in Stephenson Cemetery near Halifax. He had no near relatives in the area and had formerly lived with Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Neathery of Halifax.

Asa Moore Halifax Stephenson Mr. Moore H. M. Neathery

Halifax 4-H Club Members Shine At Fair Event

William Pittman Warren and James Thornton of Halifax County led the 4-H Club at the fair with dairy poultry swine gardening table manners and homemaking lessons taught by extension specialists and farm agents. An evening of recreation followed with games songs and one act plays as more than 600 people attended the candle lighting ceremony Thursday night.

William Pittman Warren James Thornton Eden 4-H Halifax County

New Priest Arrives to Lead St. John the Baptist Church

The Rev. Peter M. Denges has taken over the pastorate at St. John the Baptist Catholic Church in Roanoke Rapids. A Mt. St. Mary’s graduate, he was ordained in 1927 and previously served in Asheville Wilmington Wilson and Raleigh as secretary to Bishop Hafey. Father McNerny will host a reception September 20 at 8 p.m. for the new pastor.

Peter M. Denges Goldsboro N. C Roanoke Rapids St. John the Baptist Catholic Church Father Denges Mt. St. Mary’s College and Seminary Emmitsburg Michael J. Curley Baltimore Asheville Wilmington Wilson Raleigh William J. Hafey Scranton Peter McNerny Denges

Study Club Opens Fall With Mexico Canada Alaska Topic

The Study Club's first fall meeting was hosted by Mrs. D. C. Clark. President welcomed attendees as programs were handed out. The topic chosen is Our Neighbors, Mexico, Canada and Alaska. Resignations of Mrs. Paul Reid and Mrs. Frank Wilson were accepted. Guests included Mrs. Frances Wyche of Petersburg Virginia and Mrs. Miller of Daytona Beach Florida.

D. C. Clark J. C. Hoyle Mexico Canada Alaska Paul Reid Frank Wilson Frances Wyche Petersburg Miller Daytona Beach Fla Clark Mesdames A. E. Akers Matthew Broun T. R. Manning Lawrence Stell W. A. Thorne Pendleton Grigzard R. P. Beckwith R. L. Towe C. A. Wyche A. Meikle Frank Williams Lawrence Clements A. N. Martin Miss Susan Holliday

Marriage of Helen Wyndham to Hermon Shearin

Mr and Mrs L H Wyndham of Savannah Ga announce the marriage of their daughter Helen to Hermon Shearin of Roanoke Rapids on Saturday September 3 at Ridge Land S C. They will reside in Savannah.

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