PANELHEADS
NO. 2 RATION
BOARD NAMED
Important Assignments
Affect Ration Board
No. 2 In The County
A. L. Hux, Chairman of Civilian
Defense Council of Halifax County
announced today that the new plan
of organization for Halifax County
War Price and Rationing Board
No. 45:29.2 is being put in effect.
This area covers Halifax, Enfield,
Brinkleyville, Butterwood and Fau
cettc Townships.
Geo. T. Andrews (Chairman)
Enfield; J. E. Porter, Hollister;
Mrs. Louis Hux, Littleton, Rt. 2;
Mrs. I. D. Hinton, Halifax, Rt. 1
and Mrs. Quentin Gregory of Hali
fax have been named to serve on
the Price Panel.
R. E. Shervette (Chairman), En
field; W. T. Stevenson, Halifax;
Ivey A. Crawley, Hollister; F. Ray
White, Enfield and C. L. Kelly,
Littleton, R. F. D. have been
named to serve on the panel con
trolling tires, autos, bicycles, type
writers, rubber footwear, shoes
and miscellaneous commodities.
C. D. Moss (Chairman), Ring
wood; Luther E. Williams, Essex;
Andrew J. Melvin, Litleton, Rt. 2;
R. T. Beal, Enfield and J. M. 1
Read, Halifax have been named to
serve on gasoline panel.
mrs. it. \v/nau,
Halifax; Mrs. R. B. Davis, Enfield;
Mrs. Li. M. Butts, Faucett, Forrest
Dickens, Rt. 2, Halifax, and Mrs.
Sam King, Hollister have been
named to serve on the panel con
trolling fuel oil, stoves, sugar,
co'ffee, processed food and meats.
Rev. B. D. Critcher (Chairman),
Enfield; Mrs. E. S. Fulghum Hali
fax R. F. D.; Mrs. C. H. Boykin,
Halifax; Mrs. J. J. Williams, Es
sex and Mrs. Eddie Dickens, Fau
cetts have been named to serve
on the Community Service Panel.
The chairman of each panel
will constitute the Administrative
Board of the Halifax County War
Price Rationing Board No. two.
Guy W. Rawls, State Organizer
of the Office of Price Adminislra
ton, will meet wth all the panel 1
members and office personnel at
3:00 o’clock Friday, April 23. 1
Hux stated at the time of an- j
nouncing the reorganization that
these panels constituted a very
serious and necessary part of the 1
rationing program and that he 1
sure that all of the panel members 1
would accept their appointments
with a deep sense of obligaton
to their government, and would
perform their duties in a most cap
able and efficent manner.
He also announced that P. E.
Shields, of Scotland Neck, had been
named Chairman to fill the va
cancy created by the resignation
of W. H. McDowell on Board No.
3. This board has also been re
organized and its area covers
Scotland Neck, Conoconara, Rosen
eath and Palmyra Townships. Mrs.
Charlie Dunn, who has been execu
tive secretary of the board since
its organization, has resigned as
executive secretary effective April
30.
Succeeding Mrs. Dunn the board
recommended to the Raleigh office
the employment of Miss Ida Fri
vette who left Scotland Neck a few
weeks ago to accept a position at
Carrboro and this recommendation
has been approved. Miss Privette
will begin work on May 1.
WELDON
Mrs. Grace Kennedy is spend
ing a few days In New York.
Mrs. Hallie Scoggins of Greens
boro spent Easter with her daugh
ter,, Mrs. W. M. Bruce.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Clark visited
in Emporia, Va. Sunday.
Mrs. Roy Lee Ferrell of Roanoke
Rapids, who has been ill at the
jome of her parents here, is
much improved.
Miss Lucille Oakes of E. C. T. C.,
Greenville, spent the Easter holi
lays with her parents, Mr. and
Vlrs. A. W. Oakes, and had as
ler guest Miss Edna Earl Moore
)f Warsaw.
Mrs. E. R. Brown of Richmond,
ifa. is visiting Mrs. B. C. Brown.
Miss Mabel Alston of Lillington
spent Easter with her parents, Mr.
ind Mrs. W. L. Alston.
Mrs. Brown Neville is visiting
ler daughter, Mrs. J. T. Raw
ings.
Mrs. W. J. Edwards and son,
Gharlie, spent Saturday in Rich
mond, Va.
Miss Agnes Oakes of Richmond,
Va. and Miss Frances Oakes of
Duke University spent Easter at
;heir home here.
Bill Edwards left Monday to en
:er the U. S. Army Air Corps.
Miss Christine Sledge of Greens
joro visited relatives here over
he week-end.
Miss Elizabeth Harvell, Greens
>oro, spent a few days here with
ler parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Jarvell.
Mrs. Mertis Elliott and son, John
Doole of Richmond, Va. attended
he funeral of Mrs. J. U. Vaughan
lere Saturday.
Mrs. Lena Ann Riddle of Rich |
mond, Va. spent Saturday with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Riddle. j
Vincent Wyche and Bobbie Mus- 1
grove of Chapel Hill were visi
tors in their homes here over the ,
Easter holidays.
Miss Frances Johnston of Duke ,
University was the guest of her
perents over the week end.
Mrs. Clyde King and Mrs. Bill ,
Clark of Rocky Mount visited
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. S.
Jones over the week end.
Mrs. Joe Estridge and daughter
of Florence, S. C. are the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Jones here.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Anthony
and Mr. and Mrs. George Joyner
atended the wedding of Miss Nan
Anthony and Francis Clement Tay
lor, U. S. Navy, and Chatham, Va.
in Norfolk, Va. Thursday.
Mrs. Naff Capel has returned
from Stillwater, Okla.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Taylor
spent Friday night with Mrs.
Taylor’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. H. Anthony.
Mrs. Helen Harrington is visit
ing in Baltimore, Md. !
Levon Program
Starting Sunday at the Levon
Theatre in Weldon the Andrews
Sisters will he featured in “How’s
About It”. Monday and Tuesday
Abbott and Costello will be filmed
in “Pardon My Sarong.” Hum
phrey Bogart will be starred in
“Across the Pacific” Wednesday
and Thursday with Mary Astor
in the supporting role. The usual
double feature will be filmed Fri
day and Saturday with John How
ard starred in “Undying Monster”
and William Lundigan and James
Craig co-starred in “Northwest
Rangers”, also, chapter 5 of “Win
slow of the Navy.”
MRS. NORTHINGTON HOSTESS
Mrs. Rudolph Northington was
hostess on Thursday evening to her
bridge club and additional guests.
Prizes were won by Mrs. H. E.
Cameron for high score, and Mrs.
Jay Thompson for second high.
Guests and members included
Mesdames H. E. Cameron Jay
Thompson, J. D. Edwards, Graham
Lynch, H. E. Gibson, L. B. Allen,
J. P. Little, W. H. Tickle, Miss
Bernice Hitchens, Mesdames Pat
Michael of Richmond,Stewart Wil
son and Clalee Dunnagon.
Miss Mildred Tritt of Richmond,
spent the Easter Holidays with
her mother, Mrs. U. R. Tritt.
Mrs. Bob Taylor and daughter
of Richmond, and Miss Ann Daw
son Mohorn of W. C. U. N. C. ,
were week end visitors of Mrs.
Ivey Mohorn.
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