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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1945

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Plans To Bring North Carolina Symphony To Roanoke Rapids

Dr. Benjamin Swalin and Col. Hermit Hunter met Weldon Music Club and Roanoke Rapids officials to discuss bringing the North Carolina Symphony to the community. The society seeks contributions to fund free children’s concerts radio broadcasts and a season of major and chamber performances with admission by membership or door payment for non members. General membership is $1 and active membership $5 with an optional 20 cent federal tax.

Benjamin Swalin North Carolina Symphony Orchestra Hermit H. Hunter Chapel Hill Weldon Music Club Roanm Joke Rapids Country Club North Carolina Symphony Society

One At The Time Mr. Peed Please

Mr. Peed of 210 Monroe street reports losses of feed in his smoke house and set small steel traps. This morning he brought a trap to The Herald showing two fat rats caught together, a feat the paper notes as unusual but amusing.

D. W. Peed Monroe Street Mr. Peed Herald Office

Lt Mary Warren Joins Oliver General Hospital Staff

Lt Mary B Warren Army Nurse Corps daughter of Mrs J W Warren Roanoke Rapids is on the staff at Oliver General Hospital Augusta Ga The facility has cared for nearly 20000 wounded veterans of the war Warren entered service May 14 1945 and trained at Camp Rucker Ala before reporting to Oliver General for duty

Mary B. Warren Army Nurse Corps J. W. Warren Roanoke Rapids Oliver General Hospital Augusta Warren Camp Rucker Ala Oliver 1

Jenkins Home After 37 Months Overseas Peace Return

Sergt. Lloyd Jenkins of Roanoke Rapids returns home after 37 months overseas with the First Infantry Division. He served in Algeria Tunisia Sicily Normandy Rhineland Ardennes and Central Europe, earning the Bronze Star, eight bronze stars, a campaign ribbon, an American Defense Medal, and a good conduct medal.

Lloyd Jenkins W. S. Jenkins Roanoke Rapids Jenkins Algeria Tunisia Sicily France Normandy Rhineland Ardennes Europe Sergt Armed Forces United States

Grosso Held Without Bond After Jail Hearing

Paul Grosso, 27, white, arrested last week on assault and rape charges involving his 16 year old daughter Ollie Juanita Strickland, appeared in Magistere Court with Laddie B. Strickland as the petitioner. Probable cause was found and he was bound over to the October Halifax Superior Court term starting October 22, and is jailed in Halifax County without bond.

Paul Grosso White Laddie B. Strickland Ollie Juanita Strickland Grosso Halifax Halifax County

Roanoke Rapids School District Trustees Election Set

Polls open Tuesday at 6 30 in the Roanoke Rapids graded school district ballotting on three trustees E W Eubanks EH A Telliga and R L Towe seeking re election with no opposition.

Roanoke Rapids E. W. Eubanks EH. A. Telliga R. L. Towe

Local Boys Get Discharges From Armed Forces

Five Roanoke Rapids servicemen return home from World War II service. Corporal James Grady Pearson, Army. William K. Neal, Army Air Force pilot. Lieutenant Paul T. Overton, National Guard. Captain Rudolph Williams, Army. Lieutenant Allen Welch, awaiting discharge. Also Sergeant Emory Vaughan and Lieutenant Cecil Pendleton are noted as recently discharged or awaiting papers. Standard Time ends daylight saving at 2 a.m. Sunday.

Roanoke Rapids United States Corp James Grady Pearson J. E. Pearson Willie Harris William K. Neal Army Air Force Hobbs Field New Mexico State College Raleigh Paul T. Overton J. F. Welch Emory Vaughan National Guard J. E. Vaughan U. S Germany Cecil Pendleton A. O. Pendleton

Bronze Star Medal for Cox posthumously awarded

Mrs Jimmie L Cox received the Bronze Star for her husband Technician Fifth Grade Jimmie L Cox at Camp Butner Major General Edward F Witsell presented the award for heroic services on 22 December 1944 Cox served from March 1942 and went overseas in June 1944. he was reported killed in action January 23 1945 in Belgium Cox’s widow, the former Ann Matthews, lives in Roanoke Rapids

Jimmie L. Cox Camp Butner Durham Edward F. Witsell United States Cox Belgium Roanoke Rapids Ann Matthews

Stewart Brothers Honorable Discharges In One Week

Three sons of Mr and Mrs Frank Stewart received honorable discharges within the same week from the armed forces. Woodrow served two and a half years in the Army with the 15th Air Force and spent 18 months overseas. Hank spent 44 months in the Marines with 14 months overseas. Neal served three years with the 82nd Airborne and was overseas 29 months.

Frank Stewart Woodrow Stewart Army 15Th Air Force Hank Stewart United States Marines Neal Stewart 82Nd Airborne Division

Berkeley Named Fund Chairman for Roanoke Rapids

Rev Edmund Berkley rector of All Saints Episcopal Church is named chairman of the China Relief Fund for Roanoke Rapids by Mayor Kelly Jenkins. The fund is part of the Way Relief Fund. Public is urged to contact Rev Berkley for information or contributions. Posters in the Municipal Building and pamphlets will be available for free public viewing.

Edmund Berkley All Sains Episcopal Church China Relief Fund Roanoke Rapids Kelly Jenkins Way Relief Fund Rev Berkley Muncipal

Hodges Dies In Hospital In Richmond

Roanoke Rapids resident Hezzie Gerdyne Hodges 44 died at Saint Elizabeth Hospital in Richmond after a stomach ailment since March. Born in Whiteville NC he moved here in 1919 worked in mills then jewelry, bought the store at 222 Roanoke Avenue in 1932. Funeral at First Methodist Church Cedarwood Cemetery interment. Survived by widow Selma Hodges mother Lila Hodges daughters Mildred Marian Patricia Gwendolyn and H. G. Jr sister Mrs Claude Davis brother R B Hodges.

Hezzie Gerdyne Hodges Roanoke Rapids Saint Elizabeth Hospital Richmond Mr. Hodges Whiteville N. C W. G. Lynch Roanoke Avenue First Methodist Church L. A. Tilley Cedarwood Cemetery Selma Hodges Lila Hodges Hartsville 8. C Mildred Marian Patricia Gwendolyn Claude Davis Hartsvill S.C R. B. Hodges Newport News

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USS Colorado Tokyo Bay United States Navy Tokyo Sagami Bay Atsugi Airfield Harvey W. Taylor, Jr Shipfitter USNR Harvey W. Taylor Washington Street Mary Warren aTumanuesday Stewart Boys Berkeley Hodges
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