Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-10-10
Roanoke
RonnbIings

RombIings
By Pat Nantz
Deepest sympathy is express
sed for the family of Otto Faison
who passed away on Saturday
morning at the Roanoke Rap
ids Hospital Mr.. Faison sue
cumbed to the effects of burns
received in an accident at Roa-
noke Mill No. /.
Attending the Wake Forest
Carolina game IN Wake Forest
was the Herald's city editor,
Bill Davey. James Warren,
reporter for the school paper &C
cornpanied him. -.
The student body of the local
high school enjoyed having as
their guests on Thursday, sew
eral of the local ministers, and
two out of town ministers
The program director was Rev.
Edmund Berkeley, and the
guest speaker was Rev. Robert L.
Crandall. Many comments have
been heard around the school,
about how much the message
Mr.. Crandall presented was ap-
preciated. The ministers pre-
sent were, the Reverend W. R.
Stevens, his guest, Mr.. j. A.
Russell, the Reverend Edmund
Berkeley and his guest, the Rev
erend Robert l.. Crandall, the
Reverend B. Marshall White
hurst, and Mrs John Walker.
Home for the weekend from
r. P. l. in Richmond, Va, were
Adres Fisher, and Josie John
son.
Another college student I'M
able to resist coming home this
week end was David Dobbins of
the Srnithdeal- Massey College at
Richmond, Va.
Planning a weekend of events
we're Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Irby.
first they met their son, Claud
ius, student at Carolina, in
Raleigh. and then they all at
tended the Wake Forest-Caro-
lima game in Wake Forest.
Spending the weekend with
his family is Richard Allsbrook-
student at Carolina. Richard
has as his guest, Kenneth Til
ley, formerly of this city. :.
Kenneth is a AS graduate of the
Roanoke Rapids High School
and now a student at Carolina. il.
Both are studying to be doctors.
Kenneth is the son of the
Rev. Lester A. Tilley, former
pastor . the First Methodist
Church here. Richard and
Kenneth attended the Wake For
est-Carolina game.
The reason for the bright smile
on Mrs. D. l. Kidd's face is that
Jerry has ten-day leave and
Joe is home from college for
the week end.
Just a reminder to the men,
bers of the Fine Arts Depart
ment of the Woman's Club.
there will be a meeting on Mon |
day afternoon, October IL, at 3:
80 O'Clock. =. in the club
house on jackson Street.
Four more fans of football
who attended the Wax Forest
Carolina game were the Rever-
end and Mrs. B. Marshall
Whitehurst and their guests, the
Reverend and Mrs. Felix Ar
mold of Enfield
The college professor address
sing the class, 81 shall now it,
lustrate exactly what I have in
my mind. as he erased
the board, leaving it perfectly
clean of anything. 80.
Seen at the Roanoke Rapids
Elizabeth City game on Friday
night, was Coach Crock" Ven
tiers. :. .Venters was a we'll
known coach of the local high
school until last spring when he
left. -. He was just checking
up to see how the boys are do
ing. -.
Mrs. H. G. Parkinson, who is
the agent for the News and OBJ
server in Roanoke Rapids has
a request to make of the man
who was seen the other morn
ing picking up someone else's
newspaper and sticking it in his
pocket and walking off.
Mrs. Parkinson says that
If that man will call her she
will be glad to give him paper
each morning. Sne says that
it is an inconvenience to her and
to her customers to have the
paper taken from the doorstep
of one of her customers.