David C Mobley Speakers at Spring Federation Meeting
David C Mobley will speak at the Spring Federation Meeting of the County Home Demonstration Clubs on April 8 at 1 00 pm in the Halifax Elementary School Auditorium. He will present More Livable Homes demonstrations on practical home improvements and home appreciation.
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David C. Mobley
Ax County
Halifax
David C Mabley
Fis
North Carolina
Mabley
State Extension Co. Sery
Mobley
Tom Hi
Art and usefulness in design and relation of objects
The passage argues that usefulness comes first in pages and attraction, while art is defined by a proper appreciation of how objects relate to each other. It emphasizes function and harmony as essential in evaluating design and visual appeal.
Death of Luther E. Williams Halifax merchant and farmer
Luther Edison Williams 57 of the Essex community Halifax County died at Duke Hospital March 23 after a short illness. He was a World War I veteran active Mason and Worthy Patron of Royal Hart Chapter No 20 OES in Littleton. Funeral at Harris Chapel Baptist Church near Littleton with Masons in charge burial Sunset Hill Cemetery. Surviving wife Edith B Williams and son Sidney Ray Williams of Scotland Neck.
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Luther E. Williams
Luther Edison Williams
Halifax County
Essex
Duke Hospital
Royal Hart Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Littleton
Harris Chapel Baptist Church
Sunset Hill
Edith Browning Williams
Sidney Ray Willams
Scotland Neck
Masons
In Memoriam Poem for WWI Entry by Jesse M Seaver
In memory of the day the United States entered World War I on April 6 1917. Jesse M Seaver a WWI veteran and Roanoke Rapids resident recalls the tyrant lust for power and the call to arms as soldiers from office college shop and farm leave their families. The poem notes the shot that set the world aflame and prayers for safety.
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Jesse M. Seaver
United States
Mr. Seaver
Roanoke Rapids
Bugles
Armageddon On The World Stage In A War Poem
A wartime poem catalogues global combatants and brutal scenes of warfare. It laments decimated towns and refugees while praising “They shall not pass” and soldiers who fought and died for homeland and cause. The piece blends apocalyptic imagery with battlefield suffering and sacrifice.
War poems and memorial note mark 1948 price rise
A fragmentary piece blends World War I and II reflections with memorial lines for Mrs. Verbena Barnes dated 1946 and a 1948 note on rising prices. It references soldiers in France, the Armistice, and calls for peace, plus a personal tribute from Burrell Barnes and an economic market line noting higher prices than the prior year.
Cows and Milk Output Rise in North Carolina 1944 Census
North Carolina dairy census shows an 11 percent rise in cows to 39 515 more, and milk production climbs 12.6 percent to 161 million gallons. Production per cow stays low at 4 087 pounds, with better feeding and management needed to lift the average.
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North Carolina
Crice Ratchford
State College
Ratchford
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