Up and Down The Avenue in Roanoke Rapids
A weekly column by the Rev. Joe Bynum of Associated Charities highlights true local aid cases. Case No 1 tells of Mrs A and her son, both ill and poor, helped with medicine, food, and rent support as winter approaches. The piece notes government limits and praises community donations and charity work.
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Joe Bynum
Associated Charities
Roanoke Rapids
Harrison’s Springs
A.K
Jimmie Hatem
Avenue
J. C. Wells
Tenth St
Roanoke Rapids Gun Club
Rocky Mount Gun Club
Skeet
Weldon Road
Kinston
Fe Soporte
Spc
Garysburg Up In Arms
Local shoppers and residents in Garysburg voice strong concerns amid rising prices and council debates. Community figures urge calm while demanding clearer guidance from officials on upcoming policy steps and potential reforms.
Roanoke First Methodist Church Raises $3000 to Burn Mortgage
The First Methodist Church of Roanoke completes a campaign that raised 3000 dollars to pay off the church debt. A special service will be held at 1 a.m. 4 this Sunday morning when the mortgage will be burned. The public is invited to attend this hour of worship and thanksgiving.
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First Methodist Church
Roanoke Rapids
New Woolworth Store to Open in City Friday
The Woolworth Five and Dime store is set to open at 8 a.m. Friday in the new Roanoke Rapids building at Roanoke Avenue and 10th. Manager A. B. Crane, with staff of 25 to 30, will offer a full Woolworth line with modern fixtures, heating and lighting. The store occupies 50 by 125 feet on the main floor with a 50 by 50 basement and will attract local shoppers with a large display area and in-house training for employees.
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Woolworth's
Five & Tech
Roanoke Avenue
10Th
J. ©. Smith
Roanoke Rapids
A. B. Crane
L. P. Kilpatrick
Southern District
Atlanta
E. F. Harrigan
Norfolk
Crane
Woolworth