Picture stars in NRA film to aid publicity drive
Hollywood studios contribute to a national NRA campaign with donated films and distribution to Roanoke Rapids theatres. MGM leads with Give a Man a Job starring Jimmy Durante, followed by Fox Mother’s Helper and Warner’s The Road Is Open Again, among others with stars like Zasu Pitts, Esther Muir, Dick Powell, Charles Ruggles, Mary Boland and more.
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Roanoke Rapids Theatres
MGM
Jimmy Durante
el Brendel
Zasu Pitts
Esther Muir
Fox
Warner Brothers
Dick Powell
Alan Dinehart
Charles Middleton
Samuel Hines
Paramount
Charles Ruggles
Mary Boland
Columbia
Charles Murray
George Sidney
Universal
Loui Fazenda
Andy Devine
Sterling Holloway
United Artists
Constance Cummings
Lowell Sherman
RKO
School Bus Rule Sparks Local Opposition
Parents within two miles of schools resist a ruling that bans busing for nearby children. The State School Commission says the law prohibits hauling those residents this year, while others call it a cost measure. Buses must run within a mile and a half of nearby homes, forcing some pupils to walk. Some critics note parents once walked long distances for schooling. The dispute centers on the regulation rather than broader rules.
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State School Commission
Commission
Mrs Edmondson Hosting Club Scores and New Member
Mrs Lester Edmondson hosted a Tuesday evening event where after six progressions Mrs George Lampley won the high score and a bowl while Mrs Bernard Edmondson took a low score prize. Mrs Sam Bunn was elected a new club member and a salad course followed.
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Lester Edmondson
George Lampley
Bernard Edmondson
Sam Bunn
Edna Wafford
Helen Turner
Mesdames
Paul Weeks
Geo. Lampley
Alvis
Card of Thanks for Billie Elting
We express gratitude for kindness shown during the injury and death of our son Billie and for the beautiful floral offerings. –Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Elting.
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Billie
C. L. Elting
Four N. C. Governors To Open State Fair
Congressman Walter Lambeth of Thomasville will be chief marshal for the State Fair parade in Raleigh on October 9 opening day. Governor Ehringhaus and three former governors Cameron Morrison Angus W McLean and Max Gardner with their wives will be guests on Governor's Day and American Legion Day October 11. A two day motorcade travels through eastern North Carolina this week to drum up interest in the fair.
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Ehringhaus
Ling
Cameron Morrison
Angus W. McLean
Max Gardner
Compensation Cases At Halifax Friday
Raleigh September 28 Eight workers compensation cases are scheduled for Friday starting at 9 a.m. Hearing will be at the Clerk of Superior Court office before Industrial Commissioner J Dewey Dorsett. Cases include Meacoms versus Grant Brick Works Moss versus Fiske Carter Construction Mor ris versus Farmville Woodward Lumber Morris versus Scotland Neck Cotton Mills estate of Jesse Rice deceased versus F M Brown receiver for Halifax Paper Corp Tull versus C L Wilson trading as The Herald Whitman versus Roanoke Mills Co Joyner versus Tri City Motor Co Lynton T Block Co successors.
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Clerk of Superior Court
J. Dewey Dorsett
Hubert F. Meacoms
Grant Brick Works
John Moss
Fiske- Carter Construction Co
Murray Whitehurst
Farmville- Woodward Lumber Co
E. D. Morris
Scotland Neck Cotton Mills
Jesse Rice
F. M. Brown
Halifax Paper Corp
B. L. Tull
C. L. Wilson
The
Herald
J. S. Whitman
Roanoke Mills Co
S. H. Joyner
Tri-City Motor Co
Lynton T. Block & Co
Bank Books Short Committed Death by Own Action
John P. Gole aged 45, a Chapel Hill native and former Page Trust Co. employee in Raleigh, died by inhaling gas in his home bathroom last week. An audit shows a bank shortage of about $3 800 since August 1, covered by his bond.
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John P. Gole
Chapel Hill
Page Trust Co
Raleigh
Wake County Welfare Department
Gurney P. Hood
Notice of Sale in Roanoke Rapids Halifax County
By virtue of a deed of trust dated July 14 1931 Bessie Vermel Kidd and C T Kidd grantor to trustee Jul ian R Allsbrook defaulted on debt The trustee will offer for sale October 13 1933 at 1 30 PM in front of the Roanoke Rapids post office for cash Lots 171 and 172 on Hamilton Street Rosemary village Halifax County describe property conveyed May 8 1928 to Bessie Vermel Kidd Roanoke Rapids Properties Incorporated recorded book 887 page 490 reference to deed shown
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Bessie Vermil Kidd
C. T. Kidd
Julian R. Allsbrook
Register of Deeds
Halifax County
North Carolina
Roanoke Rapids
Hamilton Street
Rosemary
State of North Carolina
Bessie Vermel Kidd
Roanoke Rapids Properties, Incorporated
Office of the Register of Deeds
Teachers Club Holds Fall Meeting at The Magnolias
The Teachers Club opened the fall season at Mrs. David Clark’s home The Magnolias. Miss Carry Smith joined as a new member. Ada Edwards won high score and received a pair of hose. Tables were hosted by Ada Edwards Omara Daniel Martha Craddock Hart Sheridan Virginia Blount Ruth Chapman Vernie Eddings Elizabeth Tait Eunice Kimbrough Josephine and Cassie Carty.
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David Clark
Magnolia
Carry Smith
Ada Edwards
Omara Daniel
Martha Craddock
Hart Sheridan
Virginia Blount
Ruth Chapman
Vernie Eddings
Elizabeth Tait
Eunice Kimbrough
Josephine
Cassie Carty
Description of Second Tract in Rosemary near Halifax County NC
Legal notice describes two parcels of land in Rosemary near Roanoke Rapids Township Halifax County North Carolina fronting 30 feet on East Hamilton Street and each running 140 feet to an alley designated as lots 175 and 176 on a Virginia Carolina Power map recorded in plat book 8 page 65. These parcels were conveyed to Bessie Vermil Kidd by Jazida Edmondson et uxor dated October 28 1929 and are subject to a prior deed of trust dated July 14 1931 to Julian R Allsbrook Trustee recorded in book 409 page 432. Notice dated September 12 1933.
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Rosemary
Roanoke Rapids Township
Halifax County
North Carolina
Hamilton Street
Virginia-Carolina Power Company
Office
the Register of Deeds
Bessie Vermil Kidd
Jazida Edmondson Et Uxor
Bessie Vermil Kidé Et Uxor
Julian R. Allsbrook
Office of the Register of Deeds
N.C
JRA
Distress After Meals Relieved by Black-Draught
A Daw sonville Georgia man Mr. Jess Higgins writes that sour stomach gas and bilious spells were relieved by Thedford's Black-Draught. He keeps it handy takes a pinch after meals and says it prevents headaches and keeps the system in good order. A store package offers Black-Draught syrup for children.
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Jess Higgins
Dawsonville
Thedford
Carldren
666 Liquid Tablets Salve Cold Remedy
An advertisement promoting 666 Liquid Tablets and 666 Salve for internal and external use to provide a complete and effective treatment for colds, described as one of the most speedy remedies known.
Kruschen Salt Pill Ad Promises Quick Weight Loss
A 21 pound loss claim is shared by Norma Spickler of Maugansville Maryland after using Kruschen Salts. The ad touts safer weight loss without discomfort, improved skin and energy, and a money back guarantee. One jar lasts four weeks and costs little at drug stores worldwide.
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Norma Spickler
Maugansville
Miss Vivian Sears Spends Day in Norfolk
Miss Vivian Sears spent Tuesday of last week in Norfolk visiting friends and touring local sites.
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Vivian Sears
Norfolk
Public returns to liquid laxatives for gentle regularity
Advertising copy touts senna based laxatives like Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as gentle and adjustable. It claims easy dosing for children, no irritation, and reliable bowel movement within weeks, urging readers to obtain Dr Caldwell's S Pepsin at drugstores.
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