Committees Named to Back North Carolina Peanut Council Drive
North Carolina peanut leaders have formed county committees to solicit grower members for the National Peanut Council program. Miss Modane Marchbanks of Atlanta leads the drive with local agents and AA representatives aiding. Members pledge 25 cents per ton produced. shellers and others previously funded the council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Peanut Council
North Carolina
Modane Marchbanks
Atlanta
Miss Marchbanks
James Wood
A. B. Harless
W. W. Byrum
Edenton
Maynor Parker
Ahoskie
J. B. Fearing
Windsor
Eric W. Rodgers
Scotland Neck
Ethel Parker
Gates
Letter Sent To Members Of Church In Roanoke Rapids
Reverend Edmun Berkeley calls Roanoke Rapids churches to a simultaneous Evangelistic Campaign during October. The missioner Reverend Dan Allen from Lexing ton, N C, will preach October 1 5 with topics on The Universal Call of Christ Man's Weakness The Church the Channel of Service The Sacraments Gods Means of Help and The World is the Field. Parishioners are urged to pray daily and attend every night October 15 to hear the Gospel proclaimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke Rapids
Edmund Berkeley
Episcopal Church
Dan Allen
Grace Episcopal Church
Lexington
N. C
All Saints
Allen
Mr. Allen
Local Service Personnel Departures Noted
The article lists discharged service members including Lieut Pendleton who was severely wounded in the South Pacific and spent months in an Army hospital. Also on leave are Lieut Fletcher Dickens Captain Curtis Butler and David Liles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieut
Pendleton
South Pacific
Fletcher Dickens
Capt
Curtis Butler
David Liles
Plan Aims to Bring North Carolina Symphony to Region
Plan being made to admit members to any concert in the state with tax paid by the society. Active members gain part in Symphony Society activities. The society appeals to civic clubs firms school groups and individuals in Roanoke Rapids Weldon Halifax Littleton and nearby towns to support bringing the North Carolina Symphony Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Symphony Society
Roanoke Rapids
Weldon
Halifax
Littleton
North Carolina Symphony Orchestra
Birth of Gale D. Johnson Jr. in Roanoke Rapids Hospital
Lt. (jg) Gale Johnson and Mrs. Johnson announce the birth of a son Gale D. Johnson Jr. on September 23 at Roanoke Rapids Hospital. Mrs. Johnson is the former Mildred Mariah May of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale Johnson
Gale D. Johnson, Jr
Roanoke Rapids Hospital
Johnson
Mildred Mariah May
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Winton
W. A. Thomas
AAA
Cofield
W. B. Everette
Mayon Parker
Mercer Rome
Harrelsville
Davis B. Spires
Como
Chas. H. Smith
W. O. Davis
J. B. Davis
Enfield
Blackwell Pierce
Boardman
A. L. Fisher
Whiteville
A. W. Williamson
Cerro Gordo
W. L. Askew
Eure
G. D. Gatling
R. C. Hobbs
Hobbsville
George Kittrell
Gatesville
J. C. Vann
Carnpeake
J. W. Artz
Tim
Marks
Roanoke Ave
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