Roanoke rivals clash in Saturday Lions Club special
Roanoke Rapids hosts Richmond area action after a Friday win in which the locals had 11 runs on 10 hits with 2 errors while E City totaled 4 runs on 9 hits and 7 errors. Byrd siblings and Wood led Roanoke bats with two hits each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. City
Little Byrd
Roanoke Rapids
Boyd
C. Byrd
Wood
Jax
Lions Club
Maury High
Norfolk
Byrd
Simmons Park
John Marshall High School
Richmond
Virginia
Rinky Dinks Open Season With Narrow Win At Aurelian Springs
The Rosemary Rinky Dinks defeated Aurelian Springs 13 to 12 in nine innings to open the season. The return clash is set for May 1 at Dormitory Field with E. Taylor as manager.
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Rosemary Rinky Dinks
Aurelian Springs
E. Taylor
The
Dinks
Enfield UDC Delegates Attend District Ten Meeting
Enfield UDC delegates from the Enfield Frank M Parker Chapter attended the District No. Ten meeting at Harrellsville on Wednesday. Attendees included Mesdames Barnhill Barnhill Leonard Randolph Wood Harrison Harvey Branch Howell Bobbitt and Misses Sadie Fitzpatrick Katie W Riddick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enfield
Frank M. Parker
U.D.C
Harrellsville
Mesdames
Hubert Barnhill
Mary Barnhill
C. J. Leonard
P. W. Randolph
I. D. Wood
A. S. Harrison
W. A. Harvey
Frank Branch
G. C. Howell
B. E. Bobbitt
Sadie Fitzpatrick
Katie W. Riddick
Rosemary Girls Softball Team Readies for Play
Bill Jones profiles the Rosemary girls softball squad led by Captain Mauler Mason and a cast including Shorty Mills Speed Wright Snag Lee Greasy Neal Shanty Massey Kiki Sadler Chicken Stewart Town Hall Pig Carlisle Cherokee Allsbrook and others. The piece notes their dance night before action and highlights players Outland Harris Everette and PeeDee Harris backing Doug Worsham and Bomber Moye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Rosemary Girls
Mauler’ Mason
Bill Jones
Doug Worsham
Outland
Lefty’ Harris
Weavers
Mama
Frank Kemp
Paul Harris
Edwards
Neal
Several New Homes Going Up In Weldon
Several new houses are under construction in Weldon. Harry Crouch is building a brick home on Sycamore Street. St L J Judkins is building a brick home on Maple Street. Marion Inge is constructing a home on 7th Street. The Gooch home is being remodeled and the Vintons will move there. Drapers remodel their 4th Street home and plan to move in. Cam Tilghman bought Mar ion Inge's home and moved in. John Brown purchased Tilghman's house and will relocate to Weldon soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weldon
Harry Crouch
Sycamore
L. J. Judkins
Maple St
Marion Inge
7Th St
Gooch
C. S. Vincent
L. C. Draper
4Th St
Cam Tilghman
John Brown
Mr. Tilghman
New Beauty Shop Opens on Second Street
Mrs. L. W. Edwards announces a new Edwards Beauty Shop in Roanoke Rapids on Second Street behind Roanoke Pharmacy. The shop will be operated by Miss Ruth Whitehead who previously worked with Edwards in Weldon.
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Second Street
L. W. Edwards
Edwards
Weldon
Roanoke Rapids
2Nd Street
Roanoke Pharmacy
Ruth Whitehead
Miss Whitehead
New Enfield Doctor Joins Grifton Physician Group
Dr. A. F. Hammond, after years of practice in Grifton, becomes affiliated with Dr. B. M. Niichol-, expanding medical staff and services in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Enfield Dr
A. F. Hammond
Grifton
B. M. Niichol
Weldon Debaters Win State Championship
Weldon High School students Frances Johnson and Phillip Moore won the Aycock Cup and the State Championship in debating at the University of Chapel Hill last Thursday night. Coach Elizabeth Green accompanied the team to Chapel Hill and led the Weldon group home to Weldon Friday afternoon in a celebratory parade through town.
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Weldon
Chapel Hill
Aycock
Frances Johnson
Phillip Moore
Kathrine Hardison
Blanche Mitchell
Elizabeth Green
George Green
Weldon High School
S. B. Pierce
Weldon School
Local social notes highlight visits over weekend
J. T. Brown of State spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Brown. Mesdames S. E. Wilson, George Sullivan, Stewart Wilson spent Saturday in Rocky Mount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Travis
Richmond, Va
S. B. Pierce
D. EB. Leon Green
Boston
Mass
B. E. Stephenson
Roanoke Rapids Hospital
M. B. Craven
Boone, N. C
S. D. Knight
Christine Alston
Mabel Alston
J. F. Shaw
Misses Lane
Louise Liles
Aurelian Springs
Charlie Shaw
T. P. Sully
Media
T. R. Manning
Janet Rawlings
Norfolk
Roderick Watts
Raleigh
N. C
W. H. Anthony
Doris Spruill
J. T. Brown
State
Mrs. Brown
Mesdames
S. E. Wilson
George Sullivan
Stewart Wilson
Rocky Mount
Lynch-Stansbery and Lynch wed in 1937 Weavers Chapel ceremony
Miss Bettie Mae Stansbery of Weavers Chapel and Jessie Lee Lynch were married Saturday April 24 1937. Miss Virginia Maddrey spent the weekend at her Seaboard home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bettie Mae Stansbery
Weavers Chapel
Jessie Lee Lynch
Virginia Maddrey
Seaboard
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Rinky Dinks
Griffin
Imperial
Mr Llu
Century Club
CENTU
Distilling CO
Peoria, Il
Century Cub
Lynch-Stansbery
Peticler
Natchel
Fen Eng
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