Seaboard Forestry Train Exhibit Draws Crowds in Roanoke Rapids
A three car Seaboard Industrial Forester exhibit toured Roanoke Rapids from Sept. 18 to Oct. 25 to show forest value and protection. Officials from the North Carolina Division of Forestry, NC State College, NC Forestry Association, and the U.S. Forest Service joined Charles A. Gillett in leading the program.
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Seaboard Forestry
Seaboard Airline Railway
North Carolina Division of Forestry
North Carolina State College
North Carolina Forestry Asociation
United States Forest Service
Roanoke Rapids
Charles A. Gillett
W. K. Beichler
Paul Tillman
Nicipal
Seaboard Industrial Forester
South
Seaboard Railway
Virginia
North
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
U. S. Forest Service
Bridge Club Opens Fall Season With Mrs Hawley Host
The Monday night Bridge Club met with Mrs Frank Hawley entertaining. It was the first meeting of fall and fall flowers added beauty. Refreshments included a salad course. The high score prize for the evening was awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hawley
Mrs Carroll Wilson Wins Club Event
The regular club members and guests included Mesdames Carroll Wilson Rives Manning Allen Zolllcoffer Ned Manning H S Loy Howard Preden Julian Allsbrook John Dunn Miss Elizabeth Clark Ruth Transon Elizabeth Griffiths Mary Ellen Ross Elizabeth Griffiths was elected a member and will attend college this winter. Mr and Mrs Norfleet Clark Weldon were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs C E Shaw. Those attending the Y D C in Winston Salem last week were P C Millikin S B Norman B S Millikin and Link Dickens Mrs C E Shaw Mrs L H Pearce Miss Clem Read Myrtle Read and W D Dickens spent Wednesday in Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Wilson
Mesdames Carroll Wilson
Rives Manning
Allen Zollicoffer
Ned Manning
H. S. Loy
Howard Preden
Julian Allsbrook
John Dunn
Elizabeth Clark
Ruth Transon
Elizabeth Griffiths
Mary Ellen Ross
Norfleet Clark
Weldon
C. E. Shaw
Winston-Salem
P. C. Millikin
Norman
B.S. Millikin
Local Socials Mix of Visits and Vaces
Halifax residents host and visit relatives across several towns. Mrs. Z. T. Cox and Mrs. T. Q. Owens spent Wednesday in Turbo 10 and Jack Cassada of Columbia visits his mother, Mrs. D. M. Campbell. George Cooper of Norfolk and George Bass of Richmond were weekend guests. Other families hosted friends and relatives from Rocky Mount South Boston Va Fayetteville Newport News and Harrisonburg. Sergeant Harry Lee Marks and N L Stedman are noted visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Cassada
Columbia
D. C
D. M. Campbell
George Cooper
Norfolk
Annie Hale
George Bass
Richmond
W. H. Bass
H. A. Cole
Rocky Mount
Beitie Coppedge
Elizabeth White
Bobby White
Charles Coppedge
South Boston
Rapids Street Opened Between Eighth and Ninth in Roanoke Rapids
The city announced Rapids Street between Eighth and Ninth streets is opened for traffic and will be graded in a few days. Superintendent George Justice said Hamilton and Washington streets are improved with grading and gravel. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Womack of Nathalie Virginia and their son Donald visited Roanoke Rapids over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Ellis.
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Rapids
George Justice
Washington
Hamilton
First Street
Washington Street
Willie Womack
Donald
Nathalie Virginia
Roanoke Rapids
Jessie Ellis
Portsmouth Visitors Spend Weekend Here
Mr and Mrs Jamie Brown and Mr and Mrs Cecil of Portsmouth Virginia spent the week end visiting friends and relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamie Brown
Mrs. Cecil
Portsmouth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Seaboard Train
Isbel
Botti
Bridge Club
Halifax
Z. T. Cox
T. Q. ‘Owens
Rapids ST
Rano
Carstairs Bros. Distilling Co., Inc
Baltimore
Rexall Drug
Cnet
Rexall
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