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Industry The Workshop of Eastern Carolina! VOLUME TWENTY-TWU KUAJNU1LE KArin», i>. t._inuKSUAi, JULI ID, 133ft NUMBER THREE FIRST GAME SATURDAY - - - DETAILS PAGE 23 Vice President State Clerks1 Assoc. A Leonidas Hux, Clerk of the Superior Court of Halifax County, who was last week elected First Vice President of the State Association of Clerks of the Court at the annual State conven tion. LATEST TYPESETTING MACHINE Above is the new typesetting machine recent ly installed by The Roanoke Rapids Herald, the latest model Intertype costing over five thousand dollars, j This machine sets^ six different sizes of type, figures and characters, double that of the old machine used by The Herald for many years. Be sides setting type for news, ads and headlines, the new machine also is used for setting all kinds of job printing, ruled work and tabulations. This is the nejwest and most modern typesetting machine jn Extern North Carolina today. COTTON ESSAY FINALISTS The four finalists in the statewide essay contest sponsored <>y the North Carolina Cotton Growers Cooperative Association and the Farmers Cooperative Exchange. They are left to right: Randolph Denton, Gold Sand High School, Franklin County; Lester Edwards, South Edgecombe High School, Edgecombe County; Harvey Barnes, Orrum High School, Robeson County; Jarvis Teague, Fine’s Creek High School, Haywood County. Col. J. W. Harrelson, Administrative Dean of State College, who presented the awards, is standing on the extreme right. WINNER Jarvis Teague, winner of the first prize in the Cotton essay contest, is a graduate of Fine’s Creek High School in Haywood County. He goes to college this Fall with his tuitic.i paid in advance. First League Game Saturday "IT'S MINE" -A That’s what both teams are saying about the 1936 Softball City Championship. “It’s mine”. These two boys look like they are going to fight o ver it and it is going to be a real scrap when Roa noke No. 2 Weavers and Rosemary No. 3 Spinners meet in the opening game Saturday afternoon to decide the 1936 City Championship. Best four out of seven takes the cup. They play a double-header Sunday. See Sport Page inside for details. j
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