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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1918

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Painting Rosemary Expensive Business Run Afoul of Law

Surry Dunn of near Scotland Neck and R A Lewis of Enfield ran a Rosemary Sunday night chase with Officer H E Dobbins. They were arrested after resisting an officer and were charged with speeding carrying concealed weapons and being drunk and disorderly. They faced trial Monday before Recorder Wm Saunders and were bound over to Halifax Superior Court on multiple counts with fines and bonds set.

Surry Dunn Scotland Neck R. A. Lewis Enfield H. E. Dobbin Rosemary Roanoke Rapids Mr. Dunn Roanoke Avenue Messrs Lewis Dunn Collin Saunders Recorder Geo. C. Green Weldon A. Paul Kitchin Halifax Superior Court

Couple Quietly Wed At Parsonage In Roanoke Rapids

Last Saturday afternoon about eight o'clock a couple was married in Rev. R. L. Topping's home. The quick ceremony joined Gia L. Allen and Lula Jones in the presence of a few witnesses who gathered to watch. The newlyweds reside in Roanoke Rapids and plan to remain there.

R. L. Topping Gia L. Allen Lula Jones Elias

Roanoke Rapids Personal and Local Items

Local society notes list residents visiting relatives and traveling to nearby towns. Mrs Cornelia Morris attended a home economics convention in Greensboro. many names appear at social events and in town visits. A Red Cross benefit dance is planned at Panacea Hotel with admission details.

FOR THE SENATE Mrs Bettie Spivey Spent Weekend in Town

Mrs Bettie Spivey of Sea board spent Saturday and Sunday in town with Mrs Lucy J Norwood also visiting. Mrs J B Moody’s daughter and Mrs Josephine Cherry returned from Rocky Mount after visiting friends. Mr and Mrs John W House went to Halifax on Wednesday due to Mrs Ben Hale’s illness who died Thursday. Intercessory prayer meetings at Roanoke Rapids Baptist Church are urged this week as candidates for State Senate are discussed.

Bettie Spivey Seaboard Lucy J. Norwood Ante J. B. Moody Josephine Cherry Rocky Mount John W. House Halifax Ben Hale Roanoke Rapids Baptist Church Nake Rapids Baptist Church Mary Jos. Norman Sullivan Greensboro Geo. Lewis Vann Warren Norfolk Jennie Hale Roanoke Rapice Elizabeth Erving Fred Peck Rosemary B. Grant Roanoke Rapids

Intolerance Comes Here Friday May 3 in Roanoke Rapids

A grand D W Griffith spectacle titled Intolerance is set to be shown at the Peoples Theatre in Roanoke Rapids on Friday May 3 with matinee and evening performances. The narrative spans 25 centuries across four historic eras, contrasting ancient Babylon with the Holy Land era, the era of Catherine de Medici, and modern civilization, urging audiences to consider love over greed and misapplied charity.

Babylon Belshazzar Palestine Holy Land Cana Jerusalem Catherine de Medici Charles [X of France D. W. Griffith Peoples Theatre Roanoke Rapids

Dr W D Morton Dies in Roanoke Rapids

Longtime pastor Dr. W D Morton D D of the Rocky Mount area dies at his Roanoke Rapids home after a fifty year ministry. His son Rev H F Morton led the local Presbyterian church and Morton helped establish its cornerstone and growth. A North Carolina obituary notes his kindness, broad friendship, and tireless Christian work.

W. D. Morton Geo Green Weldon Rocky Mount Morton Roanoke Rapids H. F. Morton The News & Observer Jesus Christ Pressbyterian

Miss Powell Wins $30 Prize in War Essay Contest

The North Carolina Historical Commission awarded second prize of $30 in gold for an essay on Why We Are at War to Miss Mary Bobbitt Powell, history teacher at the local High School. Debating teams from the school earned modest recognitions as judges favored other schools in Chapel Hill and Greensboro contests.

North Carolina Historical Commission Julian S. Carr Durham Mary Bobbitt Powell Chapel Hill Wilson Greensboro

Rosemary Mills to Install Community Dryer at Cannery

The Rosemary Manufacturing Company will install a large community vegetable dryer and steam pressure outfit at the Rosemary cannery to serve three thousand people. State Horticulturist C. D. Matthews visited Rosemary with Manager Jno L Patterson and County Home Demonstration Agent Cornelia C Morris to approve the plant. A modern domestic science laboratory will accompany the facility, aiming to conserve food and lower living costs for employees. A Camp Fire Girls entertainment at Peoples Theatre will be repeated next Tuesday at 8:30 to benefit the Junior Red Cross with an expanded program.

Rosemary Manufacturing Company C. D. Matthews Rosemary Jno. L. Patterson Cornelia C. Morris North Carolina Camp Fire Girls Peples Peoples Theatre Red Cross

To Clean Mica In Stove Doors

To clean the mica in stove doors rub with a soft cloth dipped in equal parts of vinegar and cold water.

Rosemary Personal and Local Items Note Visitors and Travel

J B Gee of Henderson spent Monday and Tuesday on business in town. Willie Matthews of Brinkleyville visited his son W E Matthews on Sunday. J W Mountford of Tarboro stayed a few days with his daughter Mrs B P Dickens. Mrs Norwood, visiting her daughter Mrs J B Moody, left for Ante Virginia with her son W J Norwood. C A Lyerly left for Norfolk for a few days. J B Jenkins of Newport News visited Saturday and Sunday. R G Brown spent Sunday in Enfield with family. W T Parker of Weldon was in town briefly on business. C B Moore of Henrico Va visited Saturday. W L Dickens and J E Neville of Aurelian Springs visited Saturday on business. Mrs W M Wood, after a visit to her husband in Williamsburg Va, returned Monday.

Carl Meyers Enfield W. L. Long Woman's Auxiliary The Episcopal Church Willie Matthews Brinkleyville W. E. Matthews J. W. Mountford Tarboro B. P. Dickens J. B. Jenkins Newport, News R. G. Brown W. T. Parker Weldon W. L. Dickens J. E. Neville Aurelian Springs W. M. Wood Williamsburg

Seventh Meeting of Junior Chautauqua Winter Club

The 1917 18 Junior Chautauqua Winter Club season nears completion. Six citizenship lessons were conducted by five Commissioners with certificates ready for the 14 year olds who passed. On April 25 the closing play The Way To Happiness will be staged to raise funds for the Junior Red Cross.

Red Cross

LIST TAKERS APPOINTED BY COUNTY BOARD AT HALIFAX MEETING

At the April meeting of the Board of County Commissioners in Halifax a list of takers was appointed for multiple towns. Brinkleyville W H Hayes Butterwood W E Nicholson Conocanara J H Darden Enfield F C Pittman Faucetts E W Liles Halifax W F Coppedge Littleton C D House Palmyra W G Hedgepeth Roseneath R L Bradley Roanoke Rapids A M Propector Scotland Neck J E Shields Weldon W T Shaw.

Board of County Commioners Halifax Brinkleyville W. H. Hayes Butterwood W. E. Nicholson Conocanara J. H. Darden Enfield F. C. Pittman Faucetts E. W. Liles W. F. Coppedge Littleton C. D. House Palmyra W. G. Hedgepeth Roseneath R. L. Bradley Roanoke Rapids A. M. Proceptor Scotland Neck J. E. Shields Weldon W. T. Shaw

Advertised Mail List From Local Office

Unclaimed mail includes Mr and Mrs J W Williams Mrs N L Wilder Mrs Ronnie Williams Miss Flossy Thorn Mrs Francis Holts Mamie Fauter Mr Hampton Cofield Mrs Maggie Burt Mr Goges Alston Miss Emmer Smith Mr C The Pruitt Mr Joe Langford Miss Allie Ivey Mr W F Hunter Mr Ed Ezzell Miss Emmie Capaca Harrie Adams When calling for the free list please mention advertised.

J. W. Williams N. L. Wilder Ronnie Williams Flossy Thorn Francis Holts Mamie Fauter Hampton Cofield Maggie Burt Goges Alston Emmer Smith C. the Pruitt Joe Langford Allie Ivey W. F. Hunter Ed Ezzell Emmie Capaca Harrie Adams

Methodist Church Service and Sunday School Notice

Sunday School at 9 45 with W W Woodruff as superintendent. Services at 10 in the forenoon and 8 in the evening preached by Rev Eugene C Few. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 815. All are invited to attend.

W. W. Woodruff

Rosemary Baptist Church Weekday Schedule and Services

Rosemary Baptist Church under Rev. A G Carter hosts Sunday school at 10 00 led by Gregg Supt morning service at 11 00 with the sermon Work Out Your Own Salvation evening service at 8 00 P M B Y P A meets Monday at 8 00 Ladies Aid Tuesday 2 00 P M at the church prayer meeting Wednesday 8 00 o clock request attendees bring their own Bible.

Gregg Ladies Aid

Presbyterian Church Service Notes and Visits

Presbyterian Church lists Sunday School at 10:00 with J. T. Chase as superintendent. Morning service at 11:00 and evening service at 8:15. Prayer Meeting at 8:15. Geo. Carmichael visits this week. Miss Elizabeth Gammons of Phoebus visits her sister Mrs J A Loftin. G O Hux of Aurelian Springs here on business. Miss Ruth Mason and Mr J R Carter spent Sunday in Littlet on with friends.

J. T. Chase Geo. Carmichael Wilmington Elizabeth Gammons Phoebus J. A. Loftin G. O. Hux Aurelian Springs Ruth Mason J. R. Carter Littleton

First Christian Church Raleigh Services and Revival Schedule

The First Christian Church at Roanoke and Ninth Streets in Raleigh, with Minister L Topping, announces morning and evening services next Sunday at 11:00 and 8:15, a 9:45 Sunday School, a Wednesday Christian Endeavor at the Tabernacle, and an upcoming two week revival after long services at the Tabernacle. Delegates will be elected for the Diocesan Convention in Salisbury May 14-17.

First Christian Church Roanoke Avenue Ninth Street Raleigh L. Topping Christian Endeavor the Tabernacle Old Drug Store Tabernacle Ion Salisbury Girls’ Friendly Society

Massengale and Hobgood Married in Roanoke Rapids

Edna Massengale and Alvin Hobgood wed quietly last Saturday afternoon at Mr Mabry’s home in Roanoke Rapids. Rev C H Trueblood of the Baptist Church performed the ceremony in the presence of intimate friends before the couple departed for Henderson to begin married life. Both are well known here with many well wishers.

Edna Massengale Alvin Hobgood Mabry Roanoke Rapids C. H. Trueblood The Baptist Church Hobgood Henderson

Powell-Shearin Wedding Held at Christian Tabernacle

Miss Elvie Powell married Mr. Charlie A. Shearin last Sunday morning at 9:30 in the Christian Tabernacle with R. L. Topping officiating. Only five witnesses attended, arriving early for Sunday School. The couple, well known in the community, plan to till the soil this year and their friends wish them happiness.

Elvie Powell Charlie A. Shearin Christian Tabernacle R. L. Topping Shearin

Rosemary Methodist Church Services Notice

Reverend Charles M. Lance of Rosemary Methodist Church invites members and visitors to attend Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. and preaching at 11:00 a.m. with a special children’s service at 8:15 p.m. Prayer meeting and choir practice also at 8:15 p.m. Visitors welcome.

Baptist Church Invites Public to Services and Classes

Rev C H Telleblood presides at Baptist Church with Sunday School at 9 45 am and services at 11 am and 8 30 pm The Bible Plan of Salvation and Punishment of the Wicked are the morning and evening topics Men’s Bible Class meets Tuesday at 830 pm Helping Hand Society Friday at 330 pm Ladies Aid and Missionary Societies gather Sunday at 3 pm Visitors include Mrs Sidney Moseley of La Crosse VA and Mrs F G Jarman visiting relatives near Garysburg.

W. S. Hancock Helping Hand Society Ladies Aid and Missionary Societies Sidney Moseley la Crosse A. L. Taylor F. G. Jarman and Son Long Garysburg

Also Mentioned on This Page

Enterprise H. E. Dobbins Bond Cornelia Larry Jordan Camp Sevier Panacea Hotel Addie Williams Paisley Fields G. N. Taylor Frank Williams Alice Hockaday Miss Rogers Conservatory of Music Alfred Ellington Vance Ellington Miss Osborne Warrenton Mary Daughtry Charlie Webb Seabrook Jones N. M. Hockaday Camp Jackson J.T. Stainback Jane Harvey White James W. Norwood Skippers Hudson Powell Emporia Truman B. Whitt Beulahville Senate Griffith N. L. Stedman Philadelphia Lynn Cobb J. J. Wade Sheriff House Methodist Ladies’ Aid Ben Jennings Court House Woman's Liberty Loan Committee Ursula Daniel A. Gowan Willis Wilcox Sater B. Jennings H. F. Fergurson C. H. Hale S. M. Gary Nannie Gary Community Life Club Elizabeth Montford Ashe W. E. Daniels Board of Management Gill Blount Marshall Annie Gowan Miss Powell Rosemary Mills J. B. Gee C. B. Moore Henrico, Va Chautauqua Winter Club All Saints Church Lewis N. Taylor T. W. Mullen Massengale Powell-Shearin
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