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Newspaper

Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1917

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Roanoke Rapids Churches Personal and Local Items

Rosemary Baptist Church notices invite parishioners to Sunday services and mid week gatherings. Visitors include Mary Daughtry Lessie Buchannon Pearl Andrews Margaret Hoskins and others. Local residents travel, visit relatives, or move to Roanoke Rapids for work and social events. Community members extend thanks for sympathy and support during illness and loss.

Mary Daughtry Lessie Buchannon Pearl Andrews Margaret Hoskins R. S. Hyman J. C. Smith W.E. Byrne H. F. Cherry R.T. Edmundson W. C. Cherry Mosher Bounds Chapjaroning Emporia

Rosemary Methodist Church News Update

Rosemary Methodist Church announces Rev. A. H. Andrews as pastor. Sunday School at ten, J. B. Boyd superintendent. Services Sundays 11 A M and 7 30 P M. Prayer service Wednesday 7 30 P M. Choir practice Thursday evening.

J. B. Boyd

Episcopal Church Services At Roanoke And Rosemary Sun

Rector Rev. Lewis N. Taylor leads services at eleven and seven thirty each Sunday with Sunday School at Roanoke Rapids at ten o clock and Rosemary at nine thirty Visitors are welcome for all services.

Roanoke Rapids Rosemary

Baptist Church Schedule Under Pastor C H Trueblood

Baptist Church announces Pastor C H Trueblood and a full weekly program. Sunday School at 9 45 led by W S Hancock, worship at 11 00 and 7 30, Wednesday prayer at 7 30, Senior and Junior B Y P U sessions, Junior choir, and Sunbeam Band meet the second and fourth Saturday at 2 30.

S. Hancock Sunbeam Band

Presbyterian Church Service and Choir Practice

Pastor Rev. Stanley White leads Sunday services at 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday school begins at 9:45 with choir practice for children at 9:30. Boy Scouts hold a special 11:00 a.m. service. Visitors and strangers are invited to worship.

Stanley White Boy Scouts

Methodist Church Service Schedule

Sunday School at 9 45 supervision by W W Woodruff. Preaching at 11 AM and 730 PM. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 730 PM led by Pastor Rev Eugene C Few.

W. W. Woodruff

First Christian Church Raleigh to Hold Morning Service

L Topping, minister, will lead morning service at 9 45 in the Tabernacle on Roanoke Ave corner Ninth St. Preaching next Sunday by the pastor at 11 00 A M and 7 30 P M.

First Christian Church Raleigh

Card of Thanks for Daughter's Interment Help

A brief note by Rev. and Mrs. R. N. Fitts expresses deep gratitude for sympathy and aid shown during the interment of their young daughter.

R. N. Fitts

A. J. Thomason Dies at Roanoke Rapids Resident

A J Thomason died at his Roanoke Rapids home on Saturday April 14 at age 61. He had lived there 17 years and led the town street work. Survived by his wife Emma Ward and seven children. Funeral by Roanoke Rapids Baptist Church and Woodmen of the World with hearse drawn by his horse. Burial at Roanoke Rapids Cemetery.

Roanoke Rapids A. J. Thomason Thomason Messrs N. B J. T., Rufus Caroll Thomason Andrew Harris J. H. King Grover Clary Rosemary Pocahontas Taylor Emma Ward Williamston R.D C.H. Williams Lawrenceville Johnnie Ward Edgar Coggins Christian

Red Cross Rally Prompts Community Organization

The 1914 Cotton Today reports a packed school auditorium for a Red Cross rally and the formation of a local branch. Mrs Emry explained Red Cross origins and aims, Tasker Polk delivered a patriotic speech, and Boy Scouts staged drill demonstrations as Bluebird Pictures promoted a new Rex Ingram film at local theatres.

Chas. R. Emry Weldon Tasker Polk Warrenton American Red Cross Rosemary United States Stanley White Roanoke Rapids Presbyterian Church W. L. Long T. W. M. Long Red Cross Chas. R. Emery Emry Tasker Polker Polk L. S. Mosher Boy Scouts C. H. Trueblood The Baptist Church

0 C F Notice Special meetings April 28 25

Special meetings held Monday Tuesday and Wednesday nights April 28 to 25 for exemplification of degree work and training of degree staff by Brother Currin of Wilson. All members urgently requested to be present by order of the Noble Grand. A Dickens Secy.

Brother Currin Wilson A. Dickens Secy

Local Lebanon Easter Gathering and Community News

Report of a Sunday exercise at Lebanon with a cross design and a Christ is Risen talk by Professor Proctor. Notes visits by W H Allen to Miss Daisy Collie and J H Allen on Roanoke Rapids business, plus Mosely in Roanoke Rapids and families in Petersburg and Lebanon. Farmers busy with planting and hope cotton prices rise.

Lebanon Proctor Christ W. H. Allen Daisy Collie W. G. Mosely Roanoke Rapids

Death of Caroline May Fitts Dims in North Carolina

Caroline May Fitts aged twenty months, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. R. N. Fitts of Shalotte, N C, died at home after a brief illness. The body was brought for interment in the family burying ground. Relatives from Durham and nearby attended the funeral as the community expressed sympathy.

Caroline May Fitts R. N. Fitts Shalotte N. C S. R. Tyson George Durham W. T. Lamm Frank Fitts Willie Fitts

Obituary: Mrs. Mary J. Lyles Dies in Patterson Mills

Mrs. Mary J. Lyles died at her home in Patterson Mills on April 18 after a long tuberculosis illness. She leaves husband R. J. Lyles and eight children, six sons and a daughter, most of whom are married. A Halifax County native, she lived in the community about eight years. Funeral services were held today at the First Christ Tabernacle with interment at Roanoke Rapids Cemetery. She was a devout Christian and beloved mother.

Mary J. Lyles Patterson Mills Village Roanoke Rapids

William J Edmunds dies of tuberculosis at Roanoke Rapids

William J. Edmunds died at Roanoke Rapids Hospital last Wednesday April 18 from tuberculosis after about twelve months of treatment. He is survived by a father and three sisters living in Rosemary. The family moved from Virginia about three years ago. Funeral services are at the home this afternoon followed by burial in Roanoke Rapids Cemetery.

Williams J. Edmunds Roanoke Rapids Hospital Edmonds Rosemary Virginia Roanoke Rapids

Resolutions of Respect for Brother A. J. Thomason

The lodge records the death of A. J. Thomason a loyal Woodman and family man. It notes his liberality and charity giving quietly to those in need and to community causes. Condolences are sent to his bereaved family with prayers for relief from sorrow.

A. J. Thomason Thomason Roanoke Rapids Herald W. S. Hancock J. M. Taylor B. B. Higgins

Rosemary community items share speeches and visits

Local notes report Rev Fitts and Rev Topping leading meetings at the Christian Tabernacle, regional visitors in town, and several residents traveling or visiting relatives. The Rosemary Business Men meet. lectures on home gardening, food conservation, and safety are given by Miss Morris, Prof Proctor, and Mrs Cunningham.

W. E. Froelich Winston Salem Froelich Cadillac Motor Co Mr. Reynolds Wilmington R. L. Topping Christian Tabernacle Grace Crumpler Franklin Susie Crumpler J. J. Rose Margarettsville G. E. Rose J. E. McGee Saxapaw N. C McGee Gertrude Cash Sarah Clary Emporia Pattie Byrd L. J. Norwood Ante J. B. Hudson J. B. Moody J. M. Mullen Ham ‘Burg T. W. Mullen Carl Nissen Jand J. E. Cox T. M. Jenkins N. L. Steadman Halifax C. B. Moore Henrico Geo. C. Carmichael Cornelia C. Morris Cansoning Club Rosemary Library Cunningham State Insurance Department

Roanoke Rapids Postmaster Donates Enlistment Fees

Postmaster M. McRae Faison announces enlistment fees received at the Roanoke Rapids Post Office will be donated to the Red Cross Society. Fees are five dollars per enlistment and the total may exceed a hundred dollars.

M. McRae Faison Roanoke Rapids Red Cross Society

Merchants Protest Rotten Railroad Service

A meeting of the Credit Association of Roanets Rapids discussed starting a new credit system. Members were urged to write to the Corporation Commission requesting relief from the intolerable air line railroad service. The Rosemary Merchants association will be asked to cooperate.

Credit Association of Roanetts Rapids Mayomght Aften Eoans Associaetion Corporation Commission Air Line Raily Rosemary

Upchurch Fined For Cursing Mrs Butler In Drunken Spat

J C Upchurch paid a total of 6 75 after a police court ruling found him drunk on his premises and cursing Mrs S W Butler of Patterson Mills Village. Evidence showed Butler had asked Upchurch children to stop running over plants in her garden, provoking the outburst and subsequent suit before Recorder Saunders.

J. C.upchurch S. W. Butler

Bickett Endorses Selective Draft in Press Telegram

Governor Bickett replies to the New York American's telegram urging a selective draft. He argues equal rights imply equal duties and that a volunteer army discriminates against manhood. He says service should reflect natural fitness and that a nation's call to colors is a stamp of distinction.

Army Navy United States Bickett New York American Hearst

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