Miss Hearne Recalls Roanoke Rapids Central School Era
Roanoke Rapids honors Miss Clara Hearne as Roanoke Rapids High School builds a new facility named for her. The piece lists former students from 1909, including Emmett Matthews Pendleton Grizzard Jim Thomason Jerry Hockaday and many others, recalling teachers and later pupils across grades.
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Old Central
Clara Hearne
Roanoke Rapids
Emmett Matthews
Pendleton Grizzard
Jim Thomason
Jerry Hockaday
Willie Grimmer
Eugenia Moody Webb
Irene Cannon Muller
Hurley King
Cammie Vaughan Spikes
Mary Taylor Elmore
Pauline Ashworth Cox
Isolande Mariner Taylor
Carrie Crutchfield Hale
Sam Sledge
Virginia Hart Sheldon
Charlena
Margie Cannon
Otelia Vaughan
Hazel Cobb
Irvine Cobb
Wilbur Anderton
Josie Moore
Agatha Moore
Earl Daughtry
F. M. Coburn
Basil Glover
David Harris
Minnie Johnson
Tillery
Richard Robertson
Elizabeth Robertson
Hazelwood
Marion
Sallie Saunders Hardy
Clyde Taylor
Letha Edwards Moody
Bruce Tillery
Mary
Sarah Towe
Sidney Matthews
Heston Rice
Ted Speight
Zollie Powell
Clayton Gurley
Ruth King
Alli
Supt Charley Davis Praises Miss Hearne
Roanoke Rapids school chief lauds Miss Clara Hearne for 25 years of service to the children. The profile recounts her career from 1908 in Hyde County to central roles in Roanoke Rapids, including teaching, principal duties, and ongoing outreach to former pupils.
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Charley Davis
Miss Hearne
Clara Hearne
Roanoke Rapids
C. W. Davis
Ohn Matkins
Colburn Glover
Howerton
Gowen
Mildred Taylor Dickens
Bronnie Taylor
Eula Collier Crowder
William Thompson
Bertha Harris Thompson
Ethel Harris Phillips
Curtis Higgins
Eugene Collins
Ross Edwards
George Stanley
Clyde Martin
Mary McAllister Massey
Wilbu Mills
Thelma Mills
Ione Mill Rollings
Myrtle Anderton
Suitor
Merle Bell
Clepphus Bray
Mamie Apore Braswell
Irma Johnson Edmondson
Alice Hockaday Miller
Nat Hockaday
Robert King
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Littleton College
University of N. C
Duke University
Columbia University
George Peabody College
Nashville
Tennessee
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Hearne
Sladesville
Hyde County
Rosemary Candy Kitchen Closes After Sale of Stock
Owner publishes notice that the business formerly known as the Rosemary Candy Kitchen is no longer being conducted after selling stock and fixtures. Thanks customers and friends for patronage during operation.
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Rosemary Candy Kitchen
Coach Crawford Hoyle's Yellow Jackets Extend Winning Streak
The slugging Yellow Jackets, led by Coach Crawford Hoyle, bashed through their seventh straight win on the diamond. Key hitters drove in runs and solid defense preserved the victory as the team maintains momentum this season.
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Johnny Daniels
Chowan College
Murfreesboro
Jackets
Crawford Hoyle
Yellow Jackets
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