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CAROL BRUCE
& RITZ BROS.
AT IMPERIAL
Bette Davis, Olivia De Havilland
and George Brent combine their
talents to make “In This Our Life”
one of the most memorable and
enjoyable pictures of the year,
and it will be brought back to the
Imperial for a second showing in
the city on Sunday of next week.
“Wake Island,” of which you
will read more about on the op
posite page, occupies the screen
of the popular uptown house for
Monday-Tuesday of next week.
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“That Other Woman,” which
provides the Wedensday-only,
“bargain day” attraction on next
week’s Imperial program, has lit
tle if any distinction in a routine
production of a romance between
a secretary and her architect play
boy boss. Virginia Gilmore is the
secretary, and James Ellison the
boss.
Miss Gilmore, wooed by Dan
Duryea, a Southern gentleman,
finds her employer's attentions to
other women annoying. Capable,
she tries to help him with his
work and is finally induced by her
grandmother (Alma Kruger) to
send him annonymous love letters.
He is attracted by them but
complications follow when she
adds a touch of adventure to them .
by stating that her lover threatens
to kill him. To complete some
work they go unchaperoned to a
hotel but Duryea enters the scene ,
by really going after Ellison.
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Carol Bruce and the Ritz Broth- ,
ers are featured names in the |
production “Behind The Eight j
Ball," which provides the week ■,
end attraction on next week’s Im
perial program, playing at the
uptown house on Thursday and (
Friday. We have few advance no- |
tices on the film, due to its new- ]
ness, but it is said that the inimit- i
able comic team of Ritz Brothers <
come in for their usual share of ,
tom-foolery, and it should provide '
moving-picture fans a welcome re- :
lief from some of the pictures ]
about war and sabotage. <
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Gene Autry is the star of “Call
of the Canyon” for the Saturday
only outdoor “western” film next l
week at the Imperial. (
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Faisons Have Two |
Sons In Service
Two sons of Mr. and Mrs. M. E.
Faison of this city are now serv
ing in the armed forces.
A/c Malery E. Faison, Jr., is in
Squadron 107. Army Air Force
Classification Center, San Antonio
Aviation Cadet Center, San An
;onio, Texas. Prior to his en
-ollment in the Air Corps he was
stationed at Fort Jackson, S. C.
ivith 105 Medical Corps. He was
recently married to Miss Annie
Lewis Shell of this city who left
two weeks ago to join him in
Texas.
Private Howard E. Faison is
stationed at Gulfport, Miss., in the
630th T. S. S. Flight D, Air Corps
Technical School, Blk. 3 — B6.
These brothers are graduates of
Roanoke Rapids High School.
Marvin Stainback
With Coast Guard
Marvin Stainback left last Sat
urday for active duty with the
U. S. Coast Guard. Young Stain
back attended Littleton High
School and for the past eight
months has been connected with
a Littleton wholesale grocery con
cern.
TIRE BOARD
NEWS 1
November 12, 191)2
NEW TRUCK AND BUS
Macon Moore, Jr., Littleton, ICC
lauler, one tire and one tube;
r. F. King, Thelma, logging, one
Ire and one tube; H. C. House,
Weldon, lumberman, one tire; Roy
Whitaker, Weldon, coal and wood
lealer, one tire; J. Clyde Myrick,
-Jttleton, farmer, two tires and
wo tubes; Roanoke Transit Co.,
:ity, city bus line, two tires and
wo tubes; Halifax Paper Co., city,
>ulp and paper mfgs., two tires
m f liVino
PASSENGER
Dr. R. M. Bardin, city, physician,
me tire and one tube, A. D. Wa
ers, city, paper mill, one tube;
firman C. Myrick, city mail car
ter, two tires; William A. Allen,
tty, textile, one tube; Richard E.
fohnson, city, textile, one tube;
fhomas J. Swain, Weldon, FSA
upervisor, one tube; Stewart W.
ferguson, city, textile, two tubes;
Jeorge Thompson, city, textile, one
ube.
PASSENGER GRADE II
James Davis, city, paper mill,
wo tires; Johnnie Ethridge, Wel
lon, paper mill, three tires;
Jeorge Thompson, city, textile,
hree tires; Stewart W. Ferguson,
:ity, textile, two tires; Jake Ed
vards, city, farmer, three tires.
OBSOLETE
Melvin C. Carpenter, city, textile,
■vo tires; S. W. Pittard, city, tex
ile, four tires; A. E. Powell, city,
armer & textile, two tires.
RECAPS AND SERVICES
Melvin C. Carpenter, city, tex
tile, two passenger; H. C. House,
Weldon, lumberman, one passen
ger; Richard E. Johnson, city,
textile, two passenger; Thomas J.
Swain, Weldon, FSA supervisor,
one passenger; B. F. Johnson,
taxi, two passenger; L. B. Wilson,
Littleton, farmer, two passenger;
Jake Edwards, city, farmer, one
passenger; Davis Dickens Clark,
Weldon, visiting nurse, one pas
senger; W. M. Hockaday, city,
farmer, one passenger; Donald
Pepper, city, taxi, four passenger;
Macon Moore, Jr., Littleton, ICC
hauler, five truck; Anderson Feed
and Grocery Co., Weldon, whole
sale grocery, two truck; Sam Rob
inson, Littleton, farmer, two truck;
J. F. King, Thelma, logging, one
truck.
BICYCLES
Harry W. Johnson, Jr., Weldon,
newspaper delivery; N. Nedder
Store, Weldon, grocery.
Certificates Issued November 19
NEW TRUCK AND BUS
N. B. West, Littleton, farmer,
one tire and one tube; Colonial
Ice Co., city, ice and coal dealer,
one tire and one tube; Blackwell
Pierce, Weldon, farmer, one tire
and one tube; Macon Moore, Jr..
Littleton, ICC hauler, one tire and
one tube: C. P. Bounds. Weldon.
farmer, one tire and one tube:
Mitchell Lumber Co.. Weldon,
lumber mfgs., one tire and one
tube.
PASSENGER
W. B. Crawley, city, paper mill,
four tubes; J. D. House, Thelma,
mail carrier, one tire and one
tube; C. O. King, city, farmer, one
tube.
PASSENGER GRADE II
Willie Davis, city, paper mill,
two tires; Lee Carter, city, tex
tile, two tires; L. L. Baugham, city,
textile, two tires; Mrs. Mary Tay
lor, city, textile; one tire; Mrs.
Catherine Glasgow, Weldon, tex
tile, two tires; Furman Cullom,
Littleton, textile, one tire.
OBSOLETE
M. F. Lambert, Littleton, tex
tile, two tires; W. F. Powell, city,
farmer, three tires; W. B. Craw
;ey, city, paper mill, four tires;
C. O. King, city, farmer, one tire.
RECAPS AND SERVICES
Anthony Taylor, Littleton, taxi,
three passenger; Clyde F. Jones,
:ity, internal revenue, two pas
senger; B. F. Johnson, city, taxi,
four passenger; W. J. Black, city,
hauling, two truck; Sam Pullen,
Essex, pulp wood hauler, three
truck; Roy Whitaker, Weldon, taxi,
two passenger; B. W. Barnes, city,
paper fnill, two passenger; Louis
Floyd Williams, city, textile, two
passenger; Jessie Salmon, Little
ton, textile, one passenger Mitchell
Lumber Co., Weldon, lumber mfg.,
one passenger; Mrs. Mary Taylor,
city, textile, one passenger; Hoy
Whitaker, Weldon, taxi, three
passenger; Mrs. Catherine Glasgow,
Weldon, textile, two passenger.
Randall White
Is Selected For
Pilot Training
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. White have
received a notification from the
Office of the Commanding Gen
eral, Headquarters Gulf Coast
Army and Air Forces Training
Center, Randolph Field, Texas,
that their son, Randall White, 23
year old city youth, now an Avia
tion Cadet, had been specially se
lected for training as a Pilot in
the Army Air Forces.
The letter further stated "If he
shows the" progress we confidently
expect of him, he will in all pro
bability win his wings as a qual
ified Pilot.” The letter continued:
“Considering the rigid require
ments for this training, you have
every reason to be proud of your
boy today. I congratulate you and
him,” and was signed by Major
General H. R. Harmon.
Randall, a graduate of Roanoke
Rapids High School, joined the
army in January, 1940, and saw
service in the Panama Canal Zone,
where he attained the rating of
mechanic, first class, in the Army
Air Corps. Landing in California
about a month ago he has been
in the United States since that
time.
Mrs. N. D. Cox and Miss Sara
Cox returned from Chapel Hill
Thursday.
Sara Hux On The
Honor Roll At
Louisburg College
Sara Hux, daughter of Mr. and |
Mrs. G. A. Hux, Halifax, made the
honorable mention list, or second
honor roll, for the first quarter at
Louisburg College. The require
ment is at least a B— average.
NOTICE *
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ready to SEARS-ROEBUCK, Raw Fur
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