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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1920

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Roanoke Rapids Personal and Local Items

Roanoke Rapids highlights include visits and travels of residents such as Mrs Roughton from Raleigh Mrs Faison and family in town Miss Pearl Robinson of Rocky Mount and Miss Mina Smoot of Richmond spending weekends here Several locals return from trips to New York North Norfolk and Richmond while Ruby Williams accepts a post with the National Loan Insurance Co Others socialize in Kinston Richmond Greensboro and Clinton The Rev W W H Filkins rector of Trinity New Jersey will preach at All Saints Arlington New Jersey next Sunday at 11 and 7 45 with the public invited.

Mina Smoot Richmond R. J. Rush West Virginia J. W. Smoot E. H. Ricks G. C. Lamm Rocky Mount Hamilton Block Raleigh Ruby Williams Miss Irby Lucious Ward Kinston Josephine Cherry Mabelle Burnette New Jersey All Saints W. W. H. Filkins Trinity

Odd Fellows to Celebrate Centennial University Rededication

The Odd Fellows in the vicinity plan a celebration for the One Hundred and First University next Sunday April 25 at 3 30 P M in the Rosemary Theatre. Hon Calvin Woodard of Wilson NC will deliver the address. Carolina Lodge 225 members meet at 2:00 P M and visiting brothers are welcome to attend.

Odd Fellows One Hundred and First University Rosemary Theatre Calvin Woodard Wilson N. C Carolina Lodge No. 225 Carolina Lodge No F C

Watch Compass Method Described in Historical Guide

The watch can act as a sundial by placing it with twelve toward the sun and aligning the hour hand halfway between the current hour and XII. This method explains using the watch face to determine direction based on the sun’s position.

Church Notes on Akers Address at Cedar Falls

Address from Prof Akers at Cedar Falls Methodist Church outlines Sunday services and Sunday School. It praises improvements in teaching, group meetings, and community interest, detailing salary data for white and black teachers in Halifax County and Rosenwald Fund support for a new black school building.

Prof Akers Cedar Falls North Carolina Halifax County Jeanes Julius Rosenwald George Eastman Rochester N. Y

All Saints Church Roanoke Ave Holy Week Service Outline

All Saints Episcopal Church roanoke avenue lists Rev Lewis N Taylor as rector. Next Sunday marks St Marks Day with Holy Communion at 7 30 A M and divine services at 11 and 7 45. Church school Adults Bible Class led by T W Mullen. Sept 9 45 A M Warren V H Filkins rector of Trinity Arlington NJ will preach. Services at St Lukes at 12 M. The Church with a welcome.

All Saints Church Lewis N. Taylor Roanoke Avenue T. W. Mullen Warren V. H. Filkins Trinity Church Arlington N. J St. Lukes

Officers Elected At Roanoke Chapter 81 Royal Arch Masons

At a regular convocation in Masonic Hall Weldon on April 7 1920 Roanoke Chapter 81 Royal Arch Masons installed officers for the new year. Names include High Priest T W Mullen King G Pollock Burgwyn Scribe D W Seifert Treasurer J J Willey Secretary Ashley B Stainback Captain of the Host C W Graham Principal Sojourner E L Williams Royal Arch Captain J W Smoot Master of First Veil E Clark er Master of Second Veil C P Vincent Master of Third Veil J E McGee Sentinel S J Dixon The chapter numbers sixty seven members and is described as growing and prosperous.

Roanoke Royal Arch Masons Masonic Hall Weldon T. W. Mullen G. Pollock Burgwyn D. W. Seifert J. J. Willey Ashley B. Stainback C. W.graham E. L. Williams Royal Arch J. W. Smoot First Vail E. Clark Second Vail C. P. Vincent Third Vail J. E. McGee Sentinel S. J. Dixon Roanoke News

Mothers Club Meets in Rosemary April 28 Meeting

The Mothers Club of Rosemary will meet next Wednesday April 28 at 3 30 p m with Mrs G L Hayes presiding The program titled The meaning of the Kindergarten to the Child to the Home and to Civic Life by Miss Hodges kindergarten teacher at Rosemary is planned A full attendance of all members is requested.

Mothers Club of Rosemary G. L. Hayes Hodges

Fragmented Comic Dialogue Snippets From an Unnamed Page

A string of humorous lines features clumsy engineers, misfired proposals, and quips about property names and crowds. The dialogue includes a quip on a wife’s value in trouble, a cheap price remark, and Yorick Horn’s take on audience sin, plus a surprised marriage proposal and a misread municipal standing remark.

Yorick Horn Mme

Group Commencements Set Across Halifax County Sports Day

Halifax County divides into four groups each centered at a distinct school with a shared morning program and post noon field day events at the central schools. Community members are urged to attend the four group commencements on April 26 Hobgood April 27 Halifax April 28 Hardrawee and April 29 Aurelia Springs to cheer and support local students.

Center School Halifax County Hobgood Halifax Hardrawee Aurelian Springs

Rural Children Debate for Patterson Cup in Halifax County

Rural schools in Halifax County engage in a debate series tied to the Patterson Debating Cup funded by Sam F. Patterson of Roanoke Rapids. Three teams form triangles: Hobgood Halifax Dawson Hardrawee Bear Swamp Hollister South Rosemary Darlington. Debates on April 28 address if the 1919 Re Valuation Act yields a better taxation system.

Halifax County Sam F. Patterson Roanoke Rapids Hobgood Halifax Dawson Hardrawee Bear Swamp Hollister South Rosemary Darlington

Builders and visionaries urged progress for all

The speaker cites Theodore Roosevelt and Edwin Markham to argue education is essential and democracy demands universal participation. He contends a nation’s worth lies in how it lifts every citizen, urging collective effort to improve society and foster growth of the individual as cities rise.

Theodore Roosevelt Edwin Markham

Public Safety Officials Forge Unified City Rules

A two day session formed a permanent public safety organization of city commissioners from towns across the state. They aim for uniform traffic codes and stricter enforcement to cut auto speed and fire hazards while officials visit the State Insurance Department and plan extensive licensing for hundreds of insurers and agents. Concurrently a state wide Clean-Up week prompts heavy municipal activity and ongoing trash hauling in Raleigh.

Public Safety James R. Young State Insurance Department Young Life and Fire North Carolina Fire and Accident Prevention Department Raleigh

Face the Truth and Courage in Life’s Precari ous Estate

A compact reflection on courage and intelligence guiding a virtuous man. It asserts recognizing life’s precarious state as part of intelligence and facing reality without abashment as part of courage. The piece frames self awareness and steadfastness as key moral traits.

First diagrams and clubs shaped baseball history

In 1899 Almer Doubleday of Cooperstown prepared the first diagram of the baseball diamond. The Knickerbocker Club, founded in New York City in 1845, is said to have been the first free baseball organization.

Almer Doubleday Cooperstown N. Y Khickerbocker Club New York City

New Credit Unions Organized in April in NC

Three new credit unions have been organized in Chadbourn Delco and Wilmington boosting total to 38 since 1916 under state law. They hold combined resources of 90 000 now and three more are planned in Robeson Bladen and Columbus counties with summer start.

Chadbourn Delco Willmington Robeson Bladen Columbus Garrell Shumaker Division of Markets Shumaker North Carolina

North Carolina milk output tops one billion pounds in 1919

Dairy Extension Office estimates from West Raleigh show North Carolina produced about 1,160,000,000 pounds of milk from 15,000 cows in 1919 worth around 45,990,000 dollars. More than a third went into butter, 72 million pounds into ice cream, 304,200,000 into whole milk, and 40 billion into cheese, with losses and feed use totaling 28,000,000 pounds valued at roughly 1,100,000 dollars.

North Carolina Dairy Extension Office West Raleigh

Christian Church Gleanings Contests and Upcoming Socials

The church plans slow start due to material and labor purchases and emphasizes prudent spending. Sunday school White and Orange contests tally points with online offering totals and a $23.61 last week offering. Ladies Aid fundraising ice cream supper netted about $17. Junior Endeavor Society planning a social on Three hundred Street this Saturday night for all youths.

M. C. Clippard J. T. Kelliebrew Ladies Aid Society Rosemary Park Junior Christian Endeavor ‘Society

Women of the Sikhe race struggle and attire issue

A fragmented report notes women described as Sikhes in a race situation with unclear context. The text mentions dress and possible unveiling but lacks coherent details or verification of individuals, location, or event.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Roughton T. M. Faison Mr. P. C. Duncan Clayton F.C. Williams Franklin 8. F. Patterson Job Taylor M. McRae Faison Norfolk C. W. Humphreys Williamston W. E. Bryant Tarboro Clinton F.M. Shute Catherine C. W. Graham The National Loan & Insurance Company Joe Williams W. C. Allsbrook Jake Sammet E. J. Coletrane Greensboro Hobart Upjohn New York Eugene S W. Woodroof Annie Cherry Mothers Club Te veRoomsmnyse PeemSenooks Organization OF Public Safety NEW Credit Unions
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