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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1934

Page

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Roanoke Rapids Teachers Service and Local Events

A Sunday night service for Roanoke Rapids teachers is planned at the First Methodist Church with special music and Rev S J Starnes preaching. A Friday dance at Chockoyette Country Club benefits the High School Athletic Association, with Bill Allsbrook Orchestra. Five Boy Scouts will receive Court of Honor awards at the Patterson Store Scout Hall Friday night. Sundays 11:00 am and 7:30 pm services at the Presbyterian Church feature Rev James A. Jones of Richmond. Textile strike update shows 171 mills closed, 321 open, 65 idle, 92,250 workers. High School Traffic Squad selects Wilson Byrd as captain with street-by-street appointments. Parents urged to aid crossing safety.

Roanoke Rapids First Methodist Church S. J. Starnes Young Mens Civic Club Chockoyette Country Club Bill Allsbrook Virginia Beach High School Athletic Association Patterson Store The Presbyterian Church James A. Jones Richmond Wilson Byrd 11Th Street the Avenue George Nethercutt Eugene Shell Rexall Williams 9Th Jack Smith Wilson Mullen Edward Dickens 8Th Kermit Mason Milton Bennett Horace Williams Garland Holliday Ralph Bounds John Myrick Ernest Eubank

Peoples Theatre Closes Until Further Notice

The Peoples Theatre will close after Saturday night shows due to continued business decline and high operating costs. With 1,100 seats it is among the state’s largest movie houses and heating is a major ongoing expense for management. The Imperial Theatre in the South end will keep operating as usual.

Peoples Theatre Imperial Theatre South End

Richmond Man Dies During Visit Here

E. Morgan, 41, of Richmond Virginia, died at Roanoke Rapids Hospital this morning after a week with acute grippe and acute hepatitis. He was visiting friends here Monday when stricken. Funeral services will be held in Richmond tomorrow.

E. Morgan Richmond Roanoke Rapids Hospital

Roanoke Rapids Hospital Closes Over Funds Shortage

The Roanoke Rapids Hospital shut down after trustees concluded no funds were available for further expenses amid a city strike. Forty patients will be discharged gradually, staff will care for them, and a committee will arrange reopening when mills resume. The hospital relies on mill payrolls for most revenue.

Roanoke Rapids Board of

Parade of United Textile Workers in Roanoke Rapids

In a drizzle this morning parade by 500 United Textile Workers members moved through Roanoke Rapids. Observers from Rose Mary Mfg Company noted about a dozen marchers from their mill, while others hailed from mills in a different area. The marchers displayed roughly 20 banners bearing various inscriptions.

United Textile Workers Roanoke Rapids Rosemary Mfg. Company

Miss Janie Wells Dies At Home Of Nephew J C Wells

Miss Janie Wells aged 71 died Monday morning at her nephew J C Wells home on Jackson Street after a two week illness. Funeral services were held at Williams Funeral Home Tuesday afternoon with Reverend J H Bynum officiating and burial in Cedarwood Cemetery. She is survived by a sister Hattie Wells and three brothers George T Wells Clinton D T Wells Farmville Horton Wells Miami.

Janie Wells J. C. Wells Jackson Street Williams Funeral Home J. H. Bynum Cedarwood Cemetery Hattie Wells City George T. Wells Clinton D. T

Call Off Special Deputies in Halifax Board Meeting

Halifax County Board of Commissioners met to address the Rosemary Manufacturing Co strike in Roanoke Rapids. Sheriff Johnson had called about 150 county citizens to serve as deputies, but the plan was rejected to avoid provoking unrest. The board considered troops and asked the Governor to review dispatch.

Halifax County Board of Commissioners Halifax Roanoke Rapids Johnson Rosemary Mfg. Co W. H. S. Burgwyn County Board of Commissioners George C. Green Board of County Commissioners Halifax County Rosemary Manufacturing

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