Jackets Prep For Fast Yet Inexperienced 1945 Football Season
The Yellow Jackets under Coach Venters have two weeks of practice before a nine game schedule. The 45 man squad includes about 15 veterans and nine lettermen. Graduation and the armed forces left the team light on depth, but Brigman Weiss Clarke Stacia Baggett and King headline the forward wall while C Smith Murphrey Butler and Hardison lead the backcourt. The team aims for speed and agility despite inexperience as weather allows further practice.
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Hardison
Faison King Wedding in Lawrenceville Va
Miss Sallie Marie King daughter of Mrs H Atlas King of Lawrenceville Virginia wed Sergeant Howard Earl Faison of Roanoke Rapids at the Clary home in Lawrenceville on Sunday September 9. The ceremony was conducted by Rev H H Fink. The couple plans a southern honeymoon and Sgt Faison will be stationed at Charleston Army Air Field following returns from overseas service with the Twentieth Bomber Command in India and China. Mrs Faison will return to Lawrenceville.
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Lawrenceville
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Army Air Field
Charleston
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Standard Oil Restores 40-Hour Week and Raises
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey in North Carolina ends wartime hours and increases wages. A 10 percent raise on base pay plus a prior 5 percent raise becomes effective. Seven holidays per year return with double time. Vacation pay restored fully after one year, with scaled payments for shorter tenures. Negotiations reflect renewed bargaining rights between management and employees.
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Hospital Accepts New Class of 17
The Roanoke Rapids School of Nursing admitted a class of seventeen on September 3. Names include Elizabeth Johnson Scotland Neck Helen Marie Davis Gladys Von Hook Reidsville Gladys Virginia Young Macon Elizabeth Padget Holly Ridge Dorothy Adeline Barnes Vaughan Lucy Mae Champion Warrenton Dorothy Ann Smith Broadnax Va Beulah Mat Atkins Littleton Jacqueline Palmer Moore Little ton Mailene Parker Newton Grove Junita Callahan Vaughan Eleanore Russell Overton Aurora Ruby Irene Proctor Tarboro Pattie Lucille Walston Tarboro Ellen Dale Bethel and Mrs Na omi Seydel Kinston. Frances P Reusch is a instructor of nursing at Roanoke Rapids Hospital School.
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Scotland Neck
Helen Marie Davis
City
Gladys von Hook
Reidsville
Gladys Virginia Young
Macon
Elizabeth Padget
Holly Ridge
Dorothy Adeline Barnes
Vaughan
Lucy Mae Champion
Warrenton
Dorothy Ann Smith
Broadnax
Beulah Mat Atkins
Littleton
Jacqueline Palmer Moore
Mailene Parker
Newton Grove
Junita Callahan
Eleanore Russell Overton
Aurora
Ruby Irene Proctor
Tarboro
Pattie Lucille Walston
Knox Rogers To Be Reassigned In Georgia
Fort Oglethorpe Ga S/Sgt Duey Knox Rogers son of Mr and Mrs Robert B Rogers Roanoke Rapids NC is stationed at the Redistribution Station for two weeks before his new assignment in the United States He recently returned to the United States after nine months in the European Theatre as a squad leader His decorations include two campaign stars a Purple Heart the Combat Infantry Badge and the Good Conduct ribbon.
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Ort Oglethorpe
Duey Knox Rogers
Robert B. Rogers
Roanoke Rapids
N. C
United States
Rogers
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