Rosemary Local Social Notes and Church Updates
Mr C B Moore of Henrico and others visited Rosemary. Visitors from Durham Norfolk Henderson Richmond and Tarboro were in town. Church repairs at Baptist Church and Smiths Methodist rebuild ongoing. W L Knight of Weldon spoke on the Methodist Centenary at Rosemary Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Moore
Henrico
W. B. Oliver
Durham
J. T. McVey
Norfolk
Guy Horner
Boykins
W. F. Horner
L. W. Taylor
Seaboard
G. C. Lamb
Henderson
M. R. Vick
Katherine
T. J. Fivans
The
Baptist Chuch
A. W. Ward
Tarboro
H. E. Green
Rocky Mount
Messrs
Jack Baird
W. J. Bryan
Richmond
S. P. Patterson
E. Falkner
Rosemary
J. B. Jenkins
Newport News
T. M. Jenkins
W. E. Falkner
Shepherd Cullom
A. L. Cullom
C. W. Martin
Womans’ Guild of All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Annie Medlin
Sue Watkins
W. D. Tillery
Geo. Carmichael
Wilmington
Smiths Methodist Church
W. L. Knight
Weldon
Rosemary Methodist Church
As is the teacher so is the school in North Carolina
The author argues teachers shape children and calls for higher pay and training to attract capable educators. Comparing wages for railroad workers and other jobs, the piece urges citizens to fund education adequately so teachers stay well prepared and the state sustains a strong school system. It asserts that "As is the teacher, so is the school" reflects the state’s pocketbook for education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Education and Labor
Federal
Chicago
U. S
United States
North Carolina
Stanley Williams A Pretty Home Marriage
A marriage was held Sunday at 9 30 in the home of Mrs Mary L Stanley as Mary Ewell wed Robert A Williams. The bride wore a blue traveling suit and carried carnations assisted by her sister Martha Stanley and Miss Leana Matthews. Roomsmen were Lester Wits and Roy Mahorn. The couple left for Four Oak for their honeymoon. The bride is well known in the community and the groom, a clerk at Allsbrook and Cook, has many friends here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary L. Stanley
Mary Ewell
Robert A. Williams
Martha Stanley
Leana Matthews
Lester Wits
Roy Mahorn
Allsbrook
Cook
Meeting of the Methodist Ladies Aid Society
The Roanoke Rapids Methodist Church Ladies Aid Society held its regular monthly meeting at the president Mrs A M Proctor home. Attendance was encouraging and interest evident as reports from silver Circles were heard and the final total of collections reached a high water mark. The hostess thoughtful to cover additional features directing the business to a cream of the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
Roanoke Rapids Methodist Church
A. M. Proctor
Missing Roanoke Rapids Men Urged to Attend Bible Class
Readers in Roanoke Rapids are urged to join the Tuesday Night Bible Class at the Baptist Church in the Baraca Room. The notice invites men to attend next Tuesday at 8:00 PM Government Time to explore the ongoing class and opportunities it offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke Rapids
Baraca
Baptist Church
Community Club and Epworth League Notes From Aurelian Springs
The Canning Club met with a program on soil prep tomato culture and cooking demos led by Louis Crawley Ella Glasgow Essie Liles Anna Shaw and Ethel Leatherwood. The Epworth League met April 5 with songs parables plays and a reading under Rev Wm Tone. Local residents including Chas Kelley Mac Crawley and the faculty visited Henderson Panacea Springs and Tarbor. Miss Annie Mae Brewer acted in Diamonds and Hearts at Bear Swamp and Miss Morell Collier spent the weekend with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canning Club
L. Crawley
Louis Crawley
Ella Glasgow
Essie Liles
Anna Shaw
Ethel Leatherwood
Leatherwood
Epworth League
Pearl Brewer
Ruth! Liles
George Collins
John Lucas
Edward Butts
Willis Liles
Wilbert Williams
Alvin Sills
Maud
Clara Isles
Roger and
Alphis Carlyle
Miss Cunningham
Tone
Mac Crawley
Aurelian Springs
Chas, Brewer
Ruth Liles
Panacea Springs
A. M. Proctor
Tarbor
Elsie Butts
Bright Jewels
Lois Crawley
Annie Mae Brewer
Hardrawee School
Sis
Bear Swamp
Morell Collier
High School Notes Honor Roll and Clean-Up Report
Under the Safety League led by president Edithe Mathews the school held clean-up week activities last Friday afternoon. Classrooms show marked improvement from pupil efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safety League
Edithe Mathews
Jessie Brown
Josephine Hege
Mary Nellie Holt
Thelma Mills
Gladys Morris
Eva Sadler
Myrtice Wood
Fannie Marks
Kate Matthews
Birdy Willams
Bessie Hedgepeth
Nellie Jones
Mary Matimac
Charlie Spencer
Johnnie Vick
Walter Wafford
Traynham Wyche
Julian Allsbrook
Ceceile Hall
Eugene Lehman
Geraldine Williams
Home From Overseas Two Local War Hero Privates Arrive
Private Walter Harp 1st class Company L 119 Infantry 30 Division arrived Tuesday with gas mask and helmet. He went over the top seven times and was never scratched. Also Private William Wood of the 117 Infantry 80th Division arrived from overseas this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Harp
L. 119 Infantry
Harp
William §. Wood
117 Infantry
Palm Sunday and Holy Week Services Noted by Churches
Palm Sunday services begin at 7 30 A M with Holy Communion 9 45 Sunday School and Adults Bible Class led by T W Mullen superintendent. Daily Holy Week services listed includes Monday 4 30 P M Tuesday 11 Morning Communion Wednesday 4 30 P M Thursday Holy Communion 10 4 Good Friday 10 A M and 3 15 P M Easter Eve 3 30 P M includes Holy Baptism Rev Frederick Cousins of Weldon to preach Easter Eve service. public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euster
T. W. Mullen
Frederick Cousins
Weldon
Baptist Church Notice Rev T S Crutchfield Pastor
Sunday School 9 45 A M W Hancock Supt Service 11 00 A M 8 00 P M Morning subject Meditating upon Heavenly things Evening subject Pre sumptuous sins Tuesday 8 P M Men's Bible Class Wednesday 8 Prayer meeting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock
First Christian Church Raleigh Services Schedule and Invite
First Christian Church Raleigh invites all to morning worship at 11:00 with Minister L. Topping and Sunday School at 10:00. Evening service at 5:00. Men’s Bible Class starts Acts study. ample Testaments available. No Wednesday prayer meeting due to pastor’s Presbytery absence. Rosemary Baptist Church also notes Sunday school at 10:00 led by Rev. A. G. Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Raleigh L. Topping
S. Gregg
Roanoke Rapids Mayoral Race Fronts Democratic Primary
Letters from Roanoke Rapids announce candidates for mayor and town commissioners for the April 22, 1919 Democratic primary. J T Chase for Mayor L O Anderson S I Patterson T W M Long W D Tillery and Howard Leitner pledge to enforce ordinances fairly and work for town prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Chase
L. O. Anderson
I. Patterson
T. W
Notice of sale of interest in V C Furniture Co to J J Vincent
Notice states W A Vincent sold his interest in V C Furniture Co to J J Vincent and that all indebtedness will be paid by him. It includes a church service schedule with morning service at 11 and evening service at 8 plus a Wednesday prayer meeting, inviting participation. Also a letter from Cpl Jno C Smith from France discusses wartime letters, longing for home, and impressions of France, ending with Roanoke Rapids greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Vincent
V.C. Furniture Co
J.J. Vincent
Paris
Chicago Tribune
Jas
France
U.S
Tam
Roanoke Herald
Roanoke Rapids
Cpl. Jno
C. Smith
Methodist Church Names Rev. Eugene C. Few Pastor
The Methodist Church announces Rev Eugene C Few as pastor with Sunday School at 10 00 led by M W Woodruff Superintendent Services on Sunday at 11 00 and 8 15 pm Preaching both morning and evening hours with the sermon Sunday night titled Christian Business and Right Benevolent Endowment A welcome is extended to all worshippers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. W. Woodruff
Rosemary Methodist Church Services Inspiring Weekly Schedule
Rosemary Methodist Church led by Pastor Charles M. Lance offers Sunday School at 9:45 with C Hege as superintendent, 11 a.m. preaching, and New Hope services at 2:00 p.m. and 3 p.m. Epworth League meets 7:30 p.m. with a prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. A cordial welcome awaits all. In unrelated note, heat proof silk bilk for lamp bases described as treated with four mica-based chemicals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith's Church
New Hope
Rosemary
C. Hege
Epworth
Hades
Dye It The Osage Orange For Dyes Promising Abundant Supply
A forest products laboratory report indicates osage orange woods are plentiful. The census shows the supply should meet present dye demands, suggesting extensive future use for dye making.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osage
Foreat Products Laboratory
Albemarle Presbytery Auxiliary Holds Annual Session
The Twenty first annual session of the Albemarle Presbytery Auxiliary met at Roanoke Rapids Presbyterian Church. Delegates heard welcome from Mrs J N Baker andEmphasis on Young People's Work. About thirty five delegates attended as sessions continued with talks by Miss Mary Owen Graham and Miss McAlpine. The retiring missionary to Korea, Mrs Martin L Swinehart, spoke in costume. Hosts thanked townspeople for hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albemarle
J. F. Beckwith
S. N. Hawell
Geo. Ramsey
Mary Owen Graham
Peace Institute
Roanoke Rapids Personal and Local Items
Roanoke Rapids items note Mr P C Duncan in New York buying goods W G Lynch in Norfolk and other residents visiting relatives or attending funerals Ada Merritt Enfield joins Roanoke Mills Co Mrs Clara Downey Big Island Va visiting Roanoke relatives Exhibition by Department of Physical Education Friday eight Captain Henry Eagleton British Navy at Exchange Hotel Mens Bible Class plans surprise event Ownership statement for Roanoke Rapids Herald April 1 1919 lists publishers managers and a long list of local owners and security holders
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. C. Duncan
New York
W. G. Lynch
Norfolk
Roxie Vaughan
Horace Faulkner
Henderson
Ada Merritt
Enfield
Roanoke Mills Co
Clara Downey
Big Island
J. N. Payne
Washington, N. C
Lena Rivers Jones
William Vincent
Seaboard
L. W. Clements
Stancel
Department of Physical Education
Scool
Henry Eagleton
Brittish Navy
Exchange Hotel
Congress
Roanoke Rapids
N. C
Nowrit Carolina
Halipax
F. M. Shute
Lotte
Herald Ublihing Co
Roa la Rabie
Stainbae
Roanoke
J. Managin
W. L. Long
Jno. Levere
BF. Patterson
Dr. T. Long
Stainback
Ie Ricks J.T. Chase
Ee ‘Taylor
Ww. D. ‘Tillery
B. Marks
J. W. House
W. G Hancock
Hancock-House
Taylor, & Collier
S.J. Bounds
G. N. Stanley
Sori Co
J. A. Moore
Also Mentioned on This Page
Geo. L. Hayes
Mr. Hayes
Mecklenburg County
Stanley—Williams
of the Methodist Ladies Aid
Aurelian Springs News
Chas, Kelley
All Saints Church
Episcopal
Lewis N. Taylor
Laura Carroll
Ronnoket
Liberty Loan Committee OF
Rosemary Sam F. Patterson
China
E. Fl. Ohute
Mgr
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