Plans for Halifax County Fair largest in years
Preparations ramp up for the Halifax County Fair on the Roanoke Rapids Weldon Highway October 5 to 10. Manager T R Walker says fifteen free acts and Kaus Exposition Shows will headline a long midway of new rides and acts. Farmers are urged to exhibit crops livestock and poultry to showcase county production. Admission is 25 cents day or night with 15 cents for free acts and fireworks. October 9 is White School Children’s Day with 10 cents admission.
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Halifax County Fair
Fairgrounds
Roanoke Rapids-Weldon Highway
T. R. Walker
Walker
Jay Nichols
Nichols
Halifax County
Coburn and Woodruff Visit Greenville on Monday
F. M. Coburn and Ed Woodruff were business visitors in Greenville Monday.
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F. M. Coburn
Ed Woodruff
Greenville
Hawkins Chapel Visitors Sum of Hawkins Family Links
Willie Warren visited Russell Hawkins Saturday. Maggie Hawkins spent Saturday night with Esther Hawkins. Baldy Green and family visited Mrs Berta Hawkins Sunday night. Tommy Hawkins and family with Claude Hawkins and Clyde Hawkins visited Mrs J T Carpenter Sunday. Emma Hawkins visited Maggie Hawkins Sunday. Edward Hawkins and family and Jimmie Cullom and family visited Mr and Mrs J E Hawkins Sunday. Alice Mae Glasgow left for Meredith College Wednesday. Z C Hawkins Zeb Hawkins Hubert and Willis Hawkins and Esther Hawkins visited Mrs J C and family Sunday afternoon. Leo Pittard of High Point visited last week. Robert Vincent and family visited Vincent's mother Sunday. Frances Arrington lied. Mattie Ree Cullom aay.
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Willie Warren
Russell Hawkins
Maggie Hawkins
Esther Hawkins
Baldy Green
Berta Hawkins
Tommy Hawkins
Claude Hawkins
Clyde Hawkins
J. T. Carpenter
Emma Hawkins
Edward Hawkins
Jimmie Cullom
J. E. Hawkins
Alice Mae Glasgow
Meredith College
Z. C. Hawkins
Zeb Hawkins
Hubert
Willis Hawkins
J. C
Leo Pittard
High Point
Robert Vincent
Vincent
Frances Arrington
Mattie Ree
Train Change Time Sunday to Roanoke Rapids
Effective Sunday morning at 12 01 AM September 27 the timetable changes list No 18 arriving Roanoke Rapids North Carolina at 827 AM No 13 arriving Roanoke Rapids North Carolina at 1238 PM and No 14 arriving Roanoke Rapids North Carolina at 400 PM with no other trains changed Also Mr and Mrs Harry L Hoskins of Forrestville Connecticut were guests of their aunt Mrs W S Saunders last week.
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Roanoke Rapids
N. C
Harry L. Hoskins
Forrestville, Conn
W. S. Saunders
Social Notes From Richmond and Nearby Communities
Mr and Mrs Troy Woodlief of Richmond spent Sunday with Mrs Frank King Wilbur Myrick of Weldon was at his home here Sunday W H Perkinson spent Sunday here Mr and Mrs Paul Etheridge of Roanoke Rapids visited Mrs Frank King Sunday after the funeral of Mrs G W Parks in Youngsville Saturday afternoon Miss Virginia Jenkins of Roanoke Rapids Hospital was at her home here Sunday
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Virginia Maddrey
Seaboard
Mary McFarland
Oxford
Mrs. McDonald
William Hawkins
White Plains
Grady Hawkins
Ezelle Carstarphen
Branchville
Norfolk
Mesdames D. B. Camp
Hugh Bugg
Nita Turner
A. M. Glover
C. E. Hines
Sedley
D. EB. Daniel of Salisbury Visited His Brother, W. A. Daniel
Roanoke Rapids Hospital
Marcus Wilson
Charles Pritchett
R. E. Peele
Lasker
Thelma Newsome
Emporia
Margaret Hamlet
Hollister
A. B. McSwain
Salisbury
W. A. Daniel
A. T. Griffin
Carson
Lottie Hedgepeth
Rocky Mount
Nettie Morri
C. L. Davis
Troy Woodlief
Richmond, Va
Frank King
Wilbur Myrick
Weldon
W. H. Perkinson
Paul Etheridge
Roanoke Rapids
Minnie Bobbitt
G. H. Myrick
F. R. King
J. W. King
Virginia King
G. W. Parks
Youngsville
N. C
Virginia Jenkins
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Lewis Grimmer
Greensboro
Carroll Whyte
Warrenton
BE. R. Kidd
Harry Johnson and Son
Bobby
Nannie Peele
Mildred Mitchell
R. B. King
Ida
Susie
Madeline Thomason
Littleton
Elizabeth
Fannie Bryant
Lillie Mae Warren
Herbert Bryant
Arthur Powell
Rich Square
Woodland
Herman Thomason
Shelby
Thomasville
Christian Science
Sth
Kays
Mile Long Midway
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