Rosemary Personal and Local Items Snapshot
W. P. Williams of Peterswas Rosemary was found at his side while sleeping. Mrs Emily Sutton of Rosemary reportedly took her own life with a revolver Tuesday morning, possibly linked to a habit issue. J W Lewis of Norfolk and Mrs W E Floyd of a Mass visited Rosemary on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Williams
Peters
Rosemary
Emily Sutton
J. W. Lewis
Norfolk
W. E. Floyd
Mass
Coroner's jury finds death was self inflicted
A coroner jury ruled that the death was the result of the deceased's own actions. The report notes Elizabeth Smith and H H Bain among visitors to Rosemary, plus numerous residents from Raleigh, Norfolk, and Charlotte noted in Rosemary through the week. Several minor offenses were settled. Willie Macon was bound over on a theft charge, and others paid fines or discharged with costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Carson
Sun
Asheville
K. D. N.gilbert
Greens
Rosemary
Elizabeth Smith
Willie Macon
T. B. Hawkins
Macon
Halifax County Superior Court
Robert Ussery
R. W. Liles
Noah Deberry
Jesse Wheeler
Harvey Bryant
B. F. Jones
Deaths of Jeremiah Buffaloe and Emily Sutton Linked by Tragic Endings
Obituary notes Jeremiah Buffaloe aged 73 who died at Rosemary Hospital after months of illness. he leaves a wife, two sons, three daughters, and a devout Methodist family. In a separate case, Emily Sutton aged 34 shot herself after years of drug addiction, survived by husband and four children. coroner declares death by self-inflicted gunshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah Buffaloe
Buffaloe
Rosemary
Vernon M. Buffaloe
Three Hundred Street
Maria Buffaloe
Messrs. W. M
Robert
B. B. Cullom
J. R. Wirtz
Bettie Buffaloe
Rich Square
E. N.harrison
Mr. Roberts
Jackson
Methodist Church
Emily Sutton
I’. B. Sutton
Westbrook
Richmond
Sutton
S. M. Thompson
Kinston
Sanitarium
H. G. Rowe
Roanoke Rapids Bride Weds Florence Man in Florence
McFarland Edwards of Roanoke Rapids North Carolina wed William Baldwin McFarland of Florence last Sunday night April 28 at Florence South Carolina. Rev B F Allen of Immanuel Baptist officiated at the parsonage. The couple will reside in Florence. The bride was a popular North Carolina woman and the groom is a local businessman. They obtained a license before returning to Florence where the pastor was briefly unavailable. Friends extend best wishes for happiness and success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Edwards
Roanoke Rapids
N. C
William Baldwin McFarland
Florence
B. F. Allen
Immanve Baptist Church
Rosemary Concert Band Sunday Afternoon Performance
The Rosemary Concert Band plans its usual Sunday afternoon concert at 3 30. If weather allows, the event will be in Rosemary Park. otherwise it moves to the High School Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary
Rosemary Park
Therwige
Igh School
Reynolds announces marriage of Sarah Bessie Hockaday
Mr and Mrs L R Reynolds announce the marriage of their daughter Sarah Bessie to Mr Nathaniel M Hockaday on Thursday April 20 1922 at the home of the bride Rockingham North Carolina At Home after May 1 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel M. Hockaday
Rockingham
N. C
Card of Thanks and a Provocative Claim
The family of Mr. Jeremiah Buffaloe expresses sincere appreciation for sympathy shown during bereavement. The text then shifts to a legal admonition of “Not Guilty” and cites a Chicago professor claiming 0 percent of American women are home loving. It frames a provocative question about women belonging to the ten percent who are presumed to be homemakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah’ Buffaloe
Chicago
United States
Stone Fined Five Dollars in Fayetteville Street Assault
J F E Stone of Raleigh pleaded guilty to choking and throwing down P C Duncan a clerk at Koontz Denton Ladies Clothing on Fayetteville Street after Duncan refused an apology for an alleged insult. Judge Harris ruled a person who takes the law into his own hands must pay costs, fining Stone $5 plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. FE. Stone
P. C. Duncan
Koontz-Denton Ladies’ Clothing Establishment
Fayetteville Street
Stone
Duncan
J. W. Bailey
Harris
Raleigh News and Observer
Duncan’s Incorporated
Child Labor Law Invoked Fines in Theatres Case
In Aurelian Springs Messrs P A Shell and S L Clary paid $5 fines and costs for employing Ralph Shell to carry films to theatre projection rooms. The charge rested on the Child Welfare Commission rule prohibiting work after 9 00 P M for under age 16. Additional notices list church services and a charity sale at the high school to benefit the Home Economics department with clothing and food sales and a showing of The Little Minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Shell
Clary
Ralph Shell
Carter
Aurelian Springs
P. A. Shell
S. L. Clary
Peoples and Rosemary Theatres
Child Welfare Commission
Wm. L. Knight
Weldon
Messrs
E. F. Carter
State Child Welfare Commission
R. D. Jenkins
Halifax County
A. L. Clark
Lst
Home Economics Department
Presbyterian Church Weekly Schedule and Deacon Meeting
Pastor Rev. Stanley White leads morning services at 11:00 with Sunday School at 9:50 and evening worship at 7:30. J. H. Harrison is superintendent and organist. J. H. Harrison leads Junior C E at 3:00 and Christian Endeavor at 6:45. prayer meeting 7:30 Wednesday followed by choir practice. deacons to meet after Wednesday prayer meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Baracas Appoint Social and Musical Committees
Baracas appoint social committee of three officers R A Williams Geo N Stanley and Jack Lipscombe at a class meeting last Monday night tentative plans for a musical organization were discussed with no action taken arrangements made for a special musical program to be held next Sunday morning attendance of every member urged
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Williams
Geo. N. Stanley
Jack Lipscombe
Dr Davis to Speak at Baptist Church Sunday
At eleven oclock Sunday morning Dr W Davis will address the congregation at the Baptist church. In the evening Weldon B Y P U representatives will present a program. The 6 45 Junior B Y P U meeting features Mr C F Gore addressing the youth. All interested in B Y P U work are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Davis
The
Baptist Church
Weldon B. Y. P. U
B.Y.P. U
C.F Gore
B.P. U
Dollar Day Planned by Roanoke Rapids Merchants
Local merchants of Roanoke Banda plan two Dollar Days May 19 and 20 with attractive bargains. A special edition of the Roanoke Rapids Herald will publish Dollar Day notices on May 12, distributed across Halifax and Northampton counties, to guarantee wide publicity and genuine values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke Banda
Halifax
Northampton
Roanoke Rapids
Girl Scouts Triple Show Promises Fun and Moral Lessons
The Roanoke Rapids event features a four act play The Comedy of Horrors supervised by Mrs. F. L. Nash at The Barnes School for Girls. The Golden Eaglet film from New York highlights Scout proficiency. Admission is 20 cents for children and 36 cents for adults with Ellis Jazz Hounds providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
F. L. Nash
Barnes’ School For
Roanoke Rapids
Shirley Mason
Honors
Jessie James
Captain Kidd
Fluffy
Snowy Owls
Airy
Ducky
Girl Scouts
New York
Camp
Sam
Ellis
High School
Roanoke Rapids Personal and Local Items
Roanoke Rapids notes list visiting relatives and locals: Weldon residents Mrs Donald F Moseley and son Donald Jr. Mrs F R Honeycutt and son. Pendleton family return from Greenville South Carolina. J R Manning and D L Traynham at Wake Forest. Wells D Tillery in Scotland Neck. Bruce Tillery and Kenny Love at Wake Forest. Councill family connection to Hickory. Gladys Whitley visiting Washington NC. Virginia Bassett from Richmond. W P Taylor in Richmond. R C Shaw relocating to Spencer. H T Smith in Fayetteville. W T Councill and R W Cordon at the Bankers Convention in Pinehurst. W S Dean weekend away. B Marks in Richmond. Abe Norinsky of Baltimore. Community events include Presbyterian Tea and Salad on Wyche lawn April 29 from 3 to 7, price 35 cents, pending weather. Birthday Cake cutting May 2 at 3:30 for Annie Dowd School funds. C A Wyche and Susan Holladay attend Danville concert and May 2–5 Music Festival at Converse College. S M Sitterson visiting daughter in Patterson Mills. J N Styers from Winston-Salem Motor Company visits Hege.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Dean
Presbyterian Auxiliary
John Harrison
Annie Dowd School
Japan
C. A. Wyche
Susan Holladay
Danville
Gladys Lea
Converse, College
Spartanburg
N. C
S. M. Sitterson
Winston-Salem
Fred C. Hege
Patterson Mills
J.N. Styers
the Motor Company
F. C. Hege
Parent Teacher Meeting at Kindergarten Tuesday May 9
The next parent teacher meeting will be held in the Kindergarten on Tuesday May 9 at 7 30. A final report of all work done by the Association this year will be presented along with plans for next year and talks on subjects of interest to parents. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kindergarden
School Garden in Rosemary Building Class
The children of the special class in the Rosemary Building with Miss Hayes as teacher have started a garden. Both children and teacher are very much interested and are doing good work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Building
Miss Hayes
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Semary
Th. H. Bain
Birming Ala
Wednes
W. L. Davis
Plymouth
Lula Rankin
Raleigh
Aus
Katherine Webster
Episcopal Ich
Charlotte
Mir
Chas. E. Finch
J. Henry Cullom
Reed
Monroe Jenkins
Beday
A. G. Carter
Franklinton
Eliza Joyner
R. J. Lewis
Littleton
BE. F. Carter
S. Arch L. Taylor
Avention
Episcopalians’ Auxiliary
Arlotte
H. E. Dobbins
Carolina
Atlanta
Thomaston
Irs
W. B. Councill and Son
I Gn
Hickory
W. T. Councily
R. L. Topping
Edward
Rose
L. G. Shell
J. R. B. Satterwhite
Henson
Rosey
Dan Wrightmeyer
Crewe
R J
Armistead
Isburg
Emary
John Peele
Ghter
Edith
Baltimore
J. W. Bradley
J. C. Winstead
E. Crymes
Warren W. H. Filkins
Ington
N. J
Friends Town
H.H. Swinson
Nor 1
Rr. A. Shaw
W. H. Cellis
Ofsmond
J. E. Stone
All Saints Church
Lewis N. Taylor
Roanoke Avenue
Lady Astor
Ad and
Lady Waldorf Astor
National League of Women Voters
Lord
Baracas
Dr. Davis
Donald F. Moseley
Donald, Jr
T. R. Adkins
L. W. Clements
F. R. Honeycutt
A. O. Pendleton
Greenville
8. C
J. R. Manning
D. L. Traynham
Wake Forest
Mrs
Wells D. Tillery
Scotland Neck
Bruce Tillery
Kenny Love
W. P. Taylor
R. C. Shaw
Spencer
H. T. Smith
Fayetteville
W. T. Councill
R. W. Cordon
Pinehurst
Parent-Teacher Meeting
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