Junius D. Grimes to William Blount Rodman, 05 October 1955

Notes:
On the heels of the performance of Queen Anne’s Bell, people generally agreed that the pageant and all the Bath’s 250th anniversary commemorative events had been a success.

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JUNIUS D. GRIMES
BRYAN GRIMES
JUNIUS D. GRIMES, JR,

LAW OFFICES
OF
GRIMES AND GRIMES
P. O. BOX 7
111 E. SECOND STREET
TELEPHONE NO. 5
WASHINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA

October 5, 1955

PERSONAL

Hon. William B. Rodman
Attorney General
Raleigh, North Carolina

My dear Rodman:

I was very glad to see you yesterday down at Bath and sorry that I couldn't have a conversation with you. I think

Edmund did a splendid job and I consider the occasion an unqualified success. If and when you are down here and

have nothing to do, drop by and see me. I am still afraid to climb up stairs.

With best wishes, I am, .

Yours sincerely,
[Signature]Junius D. Grimes
Junius D. Grimes

JDG/hp

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Location:	Special Collections, Joyner Library, East Carolina University
Call Number:	William Blount Rodman Papers, #329.118
Collection:	William Blount Rodman Papers