Henderson 28th Looms in Roanoke Rapids Opener
Roanoke Rapids Yellow Jackets open their football campaign next Friday at Simmons field against Henderson high. Coach Hoyle enters his fourth year with a light, inexperienced squad facing one of the best Henderson teams in years. Fellow candidates and fans expect a tough test as they seek another championship eleven, with many players competing for key positions across offense and defense. Ed Moseley is out with a broken collarbone, a blow to the backfield depth.
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Roanoke Rapids High Yellow Jackets
Henderson High
Simmons
Hoyles
Yellow Jackets
Henderson
Jackets
Hoyle
Clarence Coburn
Phillip Newton
Jim Joyner
Rexall Williams
Algie Batts
Goat Garris
Mills
Blanton
G. Williams
Ferrell
Guts Byrd
Peter Bill Moore
Tom Long
W. Brown
Gene
Punch
John Mincher
J. W. Smith
Gordon Hux
Russell Lampley
Kennemuer
Wood
Fats” Cagle
James Coley
Byrd
Lowe
Allen McNeil
Bobo Starke
Red Miller
Geo. Nethercutt
Stanford West
Leonard Revelle
Nethercutt
Geo. Wood
Buddy Bounds
Arnold Hughes
B. Cooper
Pete Garner
Horace Williams
Fay Clarke
Ollie Acree
Irvin Dickens
Ed Moseley
Coach Bewailing Loss of Natural End Prospect
Coach Hoyle laments the loss of Clarence Coburn, a natural athlete and top end prospect, who has dropped football to work in afternoons. Coburn joined early this season and was slated for a wing position, having previously made the baseball team.
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Hoyle
Clarence Coburn
Young Coburn
Coburn
Misses Moon Hostesses for W D Club Social Night
The W D Club was entertained Saturday night at the home of Misses Alda Mae and Anne Lee Moon on Jefferson Street. Games, dancing and contests filled the eight to twelve o clock hours, with refreshments of ginger ale, cake, grape juice and candy served. Attendees included Edwin Mosely Ed Judkins Harvey Sherian Arthur May Marshall Coppedge Paul Overton Wilbur Barnes George Outland L C Daughtrey Garland Harrison of Weldon and Misses Kathleen Brewer Ada Mae Moon Annie Lee Moon Nellie Nethewitt Llewellyn Mason Margaret Mason Dorothy Askew Julia Moseley Martha Speight Anna Lou Hinson Margaret Hall Pauline Whitby.
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W. D
Alda Mae
Anne Lee Moon
Jefferson St
Edwin Mosely
Judkins
Harvey Sherian
Arthur May
Marshall Coppedge
Paul Overton
Wilbur Barnes
George Outland
L. C. Daughtrey
Garland Harrison
Town Talk highlights travels and hires around Gastonia area
Mrs D P Allen returns from Hickory visits. Martin Vick tours Western North Carolina and Virginia. Maurice Allen, Washington DC guests last week. Betty Gray Long accepts Gastonia librarian post and Margaret Long to study at St Marys College Raleigh. Guests include Arnold family and Miss Caro Paul des Granges. Albert Griffin family and Miss Lottie Hedgepeth visit Nettie Mortis.
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D. P. Allen
Hickory
Martin Vick
N. Carolina
Virginia
Maurice Allen
Washington, D. C
Betty Gray Long
Gastonia
T. W. M. Long
Margaret Long
Raleigh
Margaret
Benefit game for outfits by local civic club
A program is under way by the Young Mens Civic Club to raise funds for new outfits. Tickets are sold at one dollar to defray these expenses.
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Young Mens Civic Club
Plan Flower Show Here In October
The Garden Department of the Womans Club met with ten members on Monday afternoon at Mrs. T. R. Manning's home. Mrs. Cooper Grizzard was elected Secretary for the coming year. Plans for the club and a flower show in October were discussed, with entry open to nonmembers. date and rules will be printed soon.
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The
Womans Club
T. R. Manning
Roanoke Rapids Sanitary District Bonds Bid Notice
Sealed bids will be received for eight thousand dollar Roanoke Rapids Sanitary District bonds part of a 365000 issue dated January 1 1982 maturing 1000 1965 3000 1966 4000 1967 payable in gold in New York City. Interest not over 6 percent per year. Lowest rate and highest price wins. Bidder must include two percent certified check. No auction. Raleigh date September 20 1934. Local Government Commission secretary W E Easterling.
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Local Government Commission of
North Carolina
Raleigh
Roanoke Rapids Sanitary District
New York City
Messrs. Storey
Thorndike
Palmer & Dodge
Boston
Local Government Commission
W. E. Easterling
Nora Oates Weds Geo Batton In All Saints Ceremony
Miss Nora Oates and Geo Batton married at All Saints Episcopal Church with Rev J N Bynum officiating. The bride wore brown crepe with fur trimming and roses, the maid of honor wore green silk crepe, and the couple planned a reception at the Woman's Club before departing for Norfolk and New York. They will reside in Roanoke Rapids after their September wedding.
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Chrystabelle Oates
Geo. Dewey Batton
All Saints Episcopal Church
J. N. Bynum
Virginia Lyerly
C. M. Miller
Enfield
Gladolis
Wagner
Woman’s Club
Infant Daughter Dies in North Carolina Burial in Walker Cemetery
Bettie Mae Wright infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Wright died Sunday. Interment was in Walker Cemetery. R. P. Smith is spending some time in Raleigh.
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Bettie Mae Wright
J. D. Wright
Walker Cemetery
R. P. Smith
Raleigh
Kiwanis Clinches Baseball Win For Chicken Dinner
Kiwanis Club defeated the Young Mens Civic Club 7 to 3 in a baseball game. Charley Davis pitched a shutout until the 9th inning as YMCG rallied. Dickens Lee and Sherry led Kiwanis scoring. Kimball, Matthews and Powell sparkled for the Young Men. Bill Alligood praised umpire Willis Perkins. Dinner date not yet set.
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Kiwanis Club
Young Mens Civic Club
Charley Davis
YMCG
Davis
K’s
Dickens
Lee
Sherry
Kiwanis
Thorne
Prudent
Anderton
Roland Johnson
Garris
Y’s
Matthews
Cheek
Kimball
Ike Johnson
Powell
Bill Alligood
Willis Perkins
Entertains at Bridge by Ruth Dickens in Enfield
Miss Ruth Dickens entertained her bridge club and guests in Enfield on Friday afternoon September 13. Mrs. W N Sherrods won high, receiving a picture. guest prizes went to Mrs. James Moore, Miss Freda Heller, and Stapleton. A salad course was served.
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Enfield
Ruth Dickens
Bridge Club
W. N. Sherrods
James Moore
Freda Heller
Stapleton
Old Thedford’s Black-Draught Ad Praises Purge Relief
A 71 year old Rome, Georgia man, W J Vanover, extols Black-Draught as a reliable, vegetable laxative used for over forty years. He cites relief from bilious, dizzy feelings and head swimming, and urges keeping a pack on hand for prompt constipation relief.
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Misses Moon
Halifax
Ty, N. C
St. James
Miss Nora
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