Recorder's Court Clears a Few Halifax County Dockets
In Halifax County Recorder's Court last Tuesday a small docket saw E. F. Corbett plead guilty to speeding with a prayer for judgment continued on costs. J. F. Strickland was convicted of driving while intoxicated, fined 50 dollars plus costs, and his license revoked for 12 months. Rob ert Jenkins pled guilty to assault on his wife, with 12 months to be suspended on costs and a 20 dollar fine plus 32 dollars hospital and 10 dollars doctor bills, plus good behavior for two years. Hosea Davis pled guilty to hit and run with judgment continued on costs and 3 dollars damage payment, two-year good conduct condition. Operator’s license revoked for 12. June Whitehead pled guilty to speeding with judgment continued on costs. James Taylor pled guilty to DWI, fined 50 dollars and costs, license revoked for 12 months. Lena Brown and Mable Morris, both colored, found guilty of illegal liquor possession and sentenced to six months in jail each.
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Halifax County Recorder's Court
E. F. Corbett
Norfolk
J. F. Strickland
Halifax
Robert Jenkins
Roanoke Rapids
Hosea Davis
Scotland Neck
J. A. McDowell
June Whitehead
James Taylor
Baltimore
Enfield High School Hosts Junior Senior Banquet
The Enfield High School junior class hosted a banquet and dance at the Community House last Thursday evening. Twin Misses Jean and Jeannette Sykes acted as cigarette girls while Mary Spooner Harrison and Martha Jo Westry checked wraps.
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Enfield High School
Jean
Jeannette Sykes
May Sykes
Mary Spooner Harrison
Martha Jo Westry
Billy Matthews
Don Lee Harris
Jack Wood
Eden
Osee Mac Johnson
Agnes Ellen
Wilbur Bridgers
Jean Harris
Maude Reed
Price Harrison
Billy McDaniel
Maurice Barnhill
J. B. Britt
Susan Graham
Betsy Ann Evans
Hugh Sherrod
Edwin
Leonard Matthews
Robert Ivey
Osee Mae Johnson
W. C. Matthews
Halifax
W. N. Sherrod
R. Hunter Pope
Medlin Visits Goldsboro Couple During Week
Raymond E. Medlin, a 3-c Petty Officer, spent the week with Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Medlin of Goldsboro. Minnie Lee accompanied them for the stay.
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C. H. Medlin
Golds
Minnie Lee
Hale Enters Infantry School at Fort Benning
Pfc Joseph L Hale son of Mr and Mrs Joe B Hale of Roanoke Rapids has reported for duty as a student in the Enlisted Communication Course at Fort Benning He is assigned to 24th Company 4th Battalion First Student Training Regiment His induction was at Fort Bragg and basic training at Camp Gruber His wife Edna Nicholson also of Roanoke Rapids resides with her parents at 225 Washington St
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Joe B. Hale
Roanoke Rapids
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Infantry School
Fort Benning
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Fort Bragg
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Camp Gruber
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Edna P. Nicholson
Luncheon Hosts Enfield and Allen Entertain at Neighborhood Event
Mrs. L. L. Luncheon hostess Enfield along with Mrs. Allen and Mrs. T. T. Hales entertained at a neighborhood gathering in Mrs. Allen's home on Friday. The guest list includes Mrs. Hunt, Mrs. Mann, Mrs. Anderson, Miss Branch, Mrs. Kimball of Richmond, Va., and many others.
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Enfield
L. L.,allen
T. T. Hales
Christian Science Services and Reading Room Schedule
The Christian Science Society invites the public to Sunday services at 11 a m and Wednesday at 8 p m. Reading Room opens Tuesdays and Fridays 3 to 5 p m. Sunday subject is Doctrine of Atonement. Lesson-Sermon on Are Sin Disease and Death Real. includes Psalm 103:2-4 and biblical citations.
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Christian Science Service
Christian Science
Jesus
Lesson Sermon Highlights Jesus Victory Over Death
The passage cites Luke 24 1 6 and Mary Baker Eddy’s Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures praising Jesus Mastery over death and the salvation of humanity from sin sickness and death.
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