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Shown above is Jack Vincent,
Roanoke Rapids boy, who has re
turned here to live. Vincent has
become associated wifti I. F. Ro
chelle in the firm of Vincent- Ro
chelle Insurance Agency. He will
be in charge of the business. A
graduate of the local high school
and the University of North Caro
lina, class of ’40, Vincent entered
the service as an enlisted man.
Later he entered finance OCS
completing his course in four
months and getting his commis
sion. He then was assigned to the
Third Air Force. Prior to going
into the service Vincent was em
ployed by George R. Poole, cer
tified public accountants of Ral
eigh. After his discharge from the
Army in January of this year he
returned to Raleigh and again be
came connected with Poole. This
month, however, he decided to
come back to Roanoke Rapids and
go into business for himself.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE—Wood, green or dry.
Place your order while it lasts.
Prompt delivery. R. L. Powell.
Tel. R-781-3. 6t.-p.
FOR SALE—4-room house with
hardwood floors. Just complet
ed and now ready for occupan
cy. McRae Faison. Phone R-814-6
lt-ch.
FOR SALE—7-room house in Wel
don. Lot 85x365 feet. 8 full
grown pecan trees and two large
grape vines on lot. McRae Fai
son. Phone R-814-6. lst-ch
FOR SALE!—Four 4-room houses
two 6-room houses, one 5-room
house. McRae Faison. Phone
R-814-6 lt-ch
FOR SALE!—Beautiful residenial
lota in nearly every section of
town. Priced from $225,000 to
$1,000.00 each. McRae Faison.
Phone R-814-6. lt-ch
AUTOMOBILE FINANCING. FHA
Loans, Fire and Automobile In
surance at a saving. McRae
Faison. Phone R-814-6. lt-ch.
FOR RENT — Immediate posses
sion, two rooms upstairs. Mrs.
Perry Smith, 317 Jefferson St.
It.
FOR SALE—Good pair heavy
Simmons Double bed springs
and iron bed. Methodist Par
sonage 800 Jackson Street, lt-p
FOR SALE!—1 Gernesse Cow giv
ing about 5 gallons milk per
day and calf 6-weeks old. Nath
an Turner, Bay Street, Gaston,
N. C. lt-pd.
FOR SALE—One double Simmons
bed, dresser and Chiffonier; bed
has fine Kingsdown mattress and
box springs. W. S. Dean, 401
Jackson street, Phone R-449-1.
lt-pd.
Youth Week
(Continued from page 1—Sect. A)
tary; Ruth Futrell, Secretary;
Adrienne Cooper, pianist; Flora
Ann Davenport, superintendent
I Primary Department; Alice Twid
ely, Superintendent Junior Depart
ment; Tha Jane Moore, Secretary; i
Ruby Blowe, pianist. The follow- 1
ing are B. T. U. officers: A1 <
George, director; Louise Twiddy, ;
associate director; Frances Right- <
myer, secretary; Ruby Blowe, Jr.,
leader; Lois Lyles, Intermediate
B. T. U. leader; Ruby D. Hasty, B.
r. U. pianist; Margaret Lou Geor
?e, W. M. U. president; Billy
Moore in charge of prayer meet
ng.
Lost year Youth Week was ded
cated to the young people who
lad gone into service from this
:hurch, so this time an effort was
nade to put as many veterans in
iff ice as possible. Robert Britton’s
Sunday School class, which is
made up of veterans, will serve
as deacons. They are: chairman,
Forest Lee Bryant, Sanford
Brown, Coyt Brown, Charles Ma
haffey, W. T. Hasty, Everett Dav
is and Edgar Barnes.
Committees are: Publicity, Ern
estine Smith, chairman; Alice
rwiddy, A1 George, Billy Moore;
flowers, Margaret Lou George, Ann
Wood, Josie Johnson; Program,
Louise Twiddy, Flora Ann Daven
port; banquet, Lois Lyles, chaii
man; Lorene Medlin, Christin
Bush, Ruby D. Hasty, W. T. Ha*
ty.
The Youth Choir members are
Joanne Black, Anne Wood, Josi
Johnson, Dolores Sheffield, Dorc
thy Connell, Ruth Futrell.^Kub
Blowe, Mary Lynch, Syretha Ins
coe, Tha Jane Moore, Stella Am
Justice, Sybil Wood, Barbara Brif
ton, Patsy Moore, Wilma Nicho
son and Annie Erwin.
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