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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1941

Page

24

Name Contest Draws Great Interest for Subdivision

A prize of 25 dollars is offered by Rochelle Realty Co for naming a new Roanoke Rapids subdivision near Vance School north of Fifth Street. Entries open to women 16 and older in the area with a deadline of October 8. Final winner will be announced at a public auction on October 11, with the winner required to be present to claim the prize.

Rochelle Realty Co Rochelle Whitaker Vance School Roanoke Rapids Fifth Street

Funeral Services for Mrs C T Johnson Saturday

Mrs Charles T Johnson 54 of Roanoke Rapids died this afternoon after a long illness. She was a Rosemary Baptist Church member active in civic groups and the Ladies Missionary Society. Surviving are her husband two sons a daughter a brother two sisters and three grandchildren. Funeral at Rosemary Baptist Church Saturday at 4 00 pm with Rev F W Haynie officiating. Interment in local cemetery.

Charles T. Johnson South Rosemary Skinners Vn Mac Johnson William O'Neal Scotland Martha Porythress O'Neal Greenville County Rosemary Baptist Church Ladies’ Missionary Society Woman's Club Rosemary Home Demonstration Club Roanoke Rapids F. W. Haynie Louis Raymond Johnson Evelyn Johnson Henry O'Neal A. D. Lassater Schoolville R. S. Parks Durham Josey L. Charles Anna Jacqueline John

Highway Office Opens in Roanoke Parallel to Peoples Theatre

A central office for the First Division State Highway and Public Works Commission opened here yesterday on Avenue next to the Peoples Theatre. It houses multiple offices and consolidates highway administration in the area.

First Division Weldon Tarboro Murfreesboro Elizabeth City State Highway and Public Works Commission Enue Roanoke Auto the Peoples Theatre

State agency extends term for four years

The State Highway and Public Works Commission extends its mandate for four more years, confirming continuation of oversight and projects tied to regional infrastructure and public works programs.

The State Highway and Public Works Commission

Time Change Returns to Eastern Standard Time

Local citizens and establishments observing Daylight Saving Time switch back to Eastern Standard Time this Sunday at 2 am under Governor J. M. Broughton. The rollback advances clocks from 2 to 1, extending Sunday to 25 hours and aligning with adjoining states. Schools will observe EST starting Monday.

J. M. Broughton Broughton C. W. Davis

Notice of Roanoke Rapids School District election

Notice states Roanoke Rapids High School Building will host a October 7 1941 school trustees election for three six year terms. Registration runs September 26 to October 4 9am to 5pm daily with extended hours until 9pm Saturdays. election registrar Will Nelson to oversee registration and polling.

Roanoke Rapids Board of Commissioners City of Roanoke Rapids High School Will Nelson Ruby Mincher

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