Rosemary local items feature society events and visiting guests
Rosemary notes list residents and visitors in town, with names such as J M Singleton Candor Hender son and H B James Ashville visiting Rosemary. A large at home for the South Rosemary School faculty hosted by Mr and Mrs Chas Johnson. Judge Ben B Lindsey praised for his France lectures on social conditions and rehabilitation for women children and girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Singleton
Candor
Rosemary
Francis Joyner
B. P. Cooper
Ttie Cooper
Richmond
H. ©. Hedrick
Hender Son
William Wood
Thelma Sun
H. B. James
Ashville
Win, Goehring
H.G) Teachis
Raleigh
H. B. Counbras
Nor
Mollie Pettitt
Rieh
Sheriff House
Thelma
J. C. Gold
Tillery
H.M. Poe and Son
Ky Mount
Annie Medlin
Wm. C. Williams
Enfield
A. J. Weadley
T. O'Hain
Ed Bagwell
Tuscaloosa
Mark
John T. Wilson
Wilson
Chas Johnson
South Rosemary
South Rosemary School
M. P. Williams
Tarboro
Judge Lindsey
France
Lindsey
Charles R Barkley Dies After Illness In Rosemary
One of Rosemary's oldest residents, Charles R Barkley, died Sunday morning at ten at his home after months of illness. He was sixty two and a half, with much of his life spent in Rosemary. He leaves a devoted wife a young daughter Thurma who resides with her brother and two sons Chas in Government Service in Baltimore and Dorsey Barkley. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at his home with Rev A G Carter of the Baptist Church officiating. Interment was made in Roanoke Rapids Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary
Charles R. Barkley
A. G. Carter
The
Baptist Church
Roanoke Rapids
Schools to Host University Survey for Local System
The Board of School Trustees invited the State University School of Education to survey local schools. Dr. L. A Williams will conduct inspections and prepare a long questionnaire. If plans advance, he may stay through next week and return later in the term to assess progress. The aim is to stock resources and map progressive development to match top state systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of School Trustees
School of Education
State University
L. A Williams
University
Williams
Columbia University
Strayer
Greensboro
Wells Clary Poultry Club Recipe Notes and Omelet Method
A vintage kitchen excerpt details Wells Clary poultry club recipes including an eggs goldenrod sauce with milk butter and flour, hard boiled eggs folded into sauce, and a plain omelet method with butter and hot water. It mentions serving on a hot platter with parsley garnish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph C. Wells
Miss Toast
Lizzie R. Clary
Weldon
J. G. Blaiock
Ricks Allen Couple Wed at Weldon Baptist Parsonage
Mr Hugh C Ricks and Miss Martha Allen of Rosemary were married Monday night at the Weldon Baptist parsonage with Rev J G Blalock officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh C. Ricks
Martha
Allen
Rosemary
Weldon
the Baptist Parsonage
J. G. Blalock
Must Work Together in the “Each for All” Ethic
The text argues that humans thrive when united under the principle each for all and all for each. It asserts cooperation leads to success and happiness, while division causes discord and poor outcomes.
Art Exhibit at Central School Opens April 16 and 17
Porter Motter Company of Chicago brings an art exhibit to the Central School Building on Friday and Saturday April 16 and 17. More than one hundred prints from famous paintings will be shown, loaned for the two days to benefit the school and community. Open 3 to 6 pm and 7 to 10 pm daily. all ages welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter-Motter Company
Chicago
Central School
Miss Hamilton Hosts Episcopal Ladies Circle Event
Miss Marianna Hamilton entertained the Second Circle of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Episcopal Church last night at Mrs. W. L. Long’s home. Attendees included Ruth Transon Florence Bingham Sallie Saunders Lucille Smith Elmyra Jenkins Snodgrass and Mrs. Short. Refreshments were served and everyone enjoyed the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marianna Hamilton
Ladies Auxiliary
The
Episcopal Church
W. L. Long
Ruth Transon
Florence Bingham
Sallie Saunders
Lucille Smith
Elmyra Jenkins
Miss Snodgrass
Mrs. Short
Indigestion worth trying to cure with care and diet
Indigestion is a common condition with many possible causes from gall stones to stomach ulcers. Prevention focuses on slow regular meals, balanced foods, and rest after eating, while avoiding harsh tonics. If pain persists, especially with weight loss or other symptoms, seek medical evaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fakir
Easter Feast Services This Sunday at All Saints Parish
All Saints Parish prepares for Easter with 7 80 Holy Communion sung by vested choir at the morning service, 11 Second Celebration of Holy Communion, 3 30 Children’s Festival Service with mite box offerings, and 7 30 Evening Service. Good Friday at 8 features Archdeacon Duncan as special preacher. Tomorrow’s Faster Evening Service at 3 30 P M members urged to attend all Easter services and make their communion. others invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Communion
Archdeacon Duncan
All Saints
Presbyterian Church Services Include Ordination and Lord's Supper
Presbyterian Church led by Rev. Stanley White offers Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Morning Service at 11:00 a.m. Christian Endeavor at 6:45 p.m. Evening Service at 7:30 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. The morning worship includes ordination of newly elected officers followed by the Lord's Supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Easter Program at Methodist Church Sunday 1920
Sunday School at 9 45 A M led by W W Woodruff Supt with a special Easter program by the children. Services at 11 A M and preaching at 7 30 P M focusing on young women. The church invites all to worship sincerely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Woodruff
Easter Music at All Saints Church Services
Easter Day music set for All Saints Episcopal Church includes processions, anthems, hymns, and chants. Soloist Miss Ruth Mason and organist Miss Ruth Transon are listed, with offerings, doxology, and recessional pieces by various composers. Public invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Saints
Episcopal) Church
Elizabeth Underwood Celebrates 85th Birthday With Family
Mrs. Elizabeth Underwood known as grandma Underwood marked her 85th birthday with a Sunday dinner in her home as many relatives joined the celebration. An eye specialist Dr W L Davis will visit Rosemary North Carolina on April 8 at Mr Customs Jewelry Store and in Roanoke Rapids on April 9 and 10 at Mr W G Lynch’s Jewelry Store offering general consultations and affordable professional work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Underwood
Grandma Underwood
W. L. Davis
Rosemary
N. C
Mr. Customs Jewelry
Roanoke Rapids
W. G. Lynch
Death of Jesse D Brown After Paralysis Suffering
Mr Jesse D Brown former Halifax County resident born June 6 1857 near Aurelian Springs died last Saturday evening after three years of paralysis He married Nannie Brown Johnston on January 5 1881 and they had nine children Funeral services were held Monday afternoon conducted by Rev E C Few The family and many friends extend sympathy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse D. Brown
Mr. Brown
Halifax County
Aurelian Springs
Nannie Brown Johnston
E. C
Birthday Party at School House for Church Benefit
A birthday party at the school house on Easter Monday night at 8 PM to benefit the Church of Tabor. Admission is one penny per year of age, with free refreshments and a general good time promised. Miss Couch of Meredith College and Misses Liles and Cook of Louisburg will spend Easter at home. Dr. J Henry High Smith will address the gathering Saturday evening April 17 at 8 PM. The group also held a March 26 play at Darlington School for Delca Lights, netting 22.16 dollars, as consolidation of local area schools continues to be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Tabor
Couch
Meredith College
Liles and
Cook
Louisburg
J. Henery
Hatch Your Chicks in February March and April
Time to hatch chicks with ten reasons for early hatching. Benefits include faster growth, stronger birds, longer growing season, and higher fall and winter egg prices. Provide dusting, sand for foraging, starter foods, crumbly mashes, and constant clean water for healthy development.
Roanoke Rapids Local Items Mention Dozens Of Visits
Miss Pattie Bain visits her brother in Reidsville this week. Numerous locals travel to Raleigh Richmond Wilson and Norfolk for weekends and duties. Notables include Mrs. H B Stadiem of Kingston and lawyer Crank of Louisa with relatives in town.
Mr. E. A. Matthews Appointed List Taker
Mr. E. A. Matthews has been appointed list taker for personal property and will be at his office in the rear of the First National Bank Building from April 5 to 20. All persons are notified to go to his office and list their taxes during this time. Those failing to do so will be penalized with a double tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Matthews
First National Bank
Mr. Matthews
Reasons for Consolidating Halifax County Schools Into Larger Units
An argument detailing benefits for children and the community from consolidating small rural schools into a single larger school. Points include access to buses, specialized teachers, broader education beyond sixth grade, reduced costs for teachers and buildings, stronger local education, and retaining educated residents in the countryside. The text advocates communal unity and improved opportunities through consolidation.
Card of Thanks from Brown Family for Kindness
Mrs. N. B. Brown and family extend thanks to faithful friends for the many kindnesses shown during the loss of their husband and father.
Iron Pipe Sprinklers Water Arroyo Seco Hedge Line
A clever system uses three fourths inch perforated pipe laid along the library and playground fence in Los Angeles. Water runs through the pipes to sprinkle rose hedges and borders with minimal effort. A second length handles the library terra science monthly vegetation.
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Arroyo Reco
Los Angeles
Dye From Onion Skins In Historic Household Guide
A fragment from The Electrical Experimenter describes making dye from onion skins by boiling the outer skins of about six medium onions in water until the color is extracted, noting the method yields a yellow dye.
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Ben B. Lindsey
Wells
Clary
Ricks - Allen
Miss Hamilton
All Saints Church
Lewis N. Taylor
Reasoke Avenue
Eugene C. Few
Fortunatus
Anon
von Boskerck
Pleyel
Ruth Mason
Camidge
Turle
Elvey
Newcombe
Tle
MR. J. D. Brown
Aurelian Springs News
Bear Swamp
Carter, Crawley
Hawkins Chapel
Airlie
Sarah Marks
Martinsville
B. Marks
H. B. Stadiem
Kinston
Abe Norinsky
Sammie Marks
Bruce Tillery
Meyer Cohen
Adelaide van Noppen J
Browning
Hollister
Fred Peck
J. W. House
Virginia Lewis
Louis Anderson
Lois Wooten
Chadbourne
O. E. Crocker
Warsaw
Cecil Crank
F. M. Coburn
G. D. Shell
Marie Bennett
Annie Rae Taylor
Elam
W. A. Vincent
Vulture
Ethel Leatherwood
Reidsville
W. G. Stinson
Payetteville
Norvin C. Duncan
Convocation
All Saints’ Church
J. M. Jackson
A. M. Proestor
Goldsboro
Nell Thompson
Mary Patchin
New York
D. F.patchin
T. W. M. Long
C. A. Wyche
Chattanooga
Susan Holladay
Norfolk
Sam F. Patterson
Mrs. Manning
Henderson
C. A. Wyehe
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