Roanoke Rapids Textile League Scores and Standings
In three week games Roanoke No. 2 swept Roanoke No. 15 9 3, beat Rosemary 3 1, and defeated Patterson 4 2. Vernon Rogers and teammates led No. 2 with solid pitching and timely hitting while No. 1 battled faulting defense and errors behind Ray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
Rosemary
Patterson
Roanoke No
Vernon Rogers
Lee
Rosemary Twirler
Buddy Greene
C. Brown
Outland
Hansley
Rogers
Taylor
Hutchinson
Crawford
Calvary Woman's Club Meets For July Session
The Calvary Home Demonstration Club met July 26 in the schoolhouse club room with fourteen members present. President Mrs. J. C. Myrick opened the meeting, discussed treasurer’s report and a July 7 Chinese Checker party, and heard a laundry lesson by Mrs. Hugh Hockaday. Virginia King was named delegate to Short Course in Raleigh July 31 to Aug 4. Miss Betty King presented laundry method sheets, and book reports were given on This Is My Story and Dark Hazard. Visitors included Elizabeth Johnston and her brother from Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Home Demonstration Club
School House
J. C. Myrick
W. C. Myrick
Hazel Wheeler
Hugh Hockaday
Raleigh
H. G. Myrick
H. T. King
E. S. Jenkins
Halifax
Betty King
R. W. Hamilton
Eleanor Roosevelt
Elizabeth Johnston
Tenn
Harrell R. R. Hospital Death Notice and Funeral
C W Harrell aged 65 died in Roanoke Rapids Hospital July 31 after months of illness. Funeral held at his home in South Rosemary Wednesday at 3 p m, the Rev F W Haynie officiating with H W Lawson assisting. Interment in Roanoke Rapids Cemetery. He was born in Sampson County and moved to Roanoke Rapids from Greenville 21 years ago. He survived by wife three children Mrs L P Ezzell Mrs John Norfleet and Joe Harrell of Goldsboro and a brother John Harrell of Rocky Mount. Walter Myrick visited Virginia Beach Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie W. Harrell
Roanoke Rapids Hospital
South Rosemary
Harrell
Sampson County
Roanoke Rapids
Greenville
L. P. Ezzell
John Norfleet
Joe Harrell
Goldsboro
John Harrell
Rocky Mount
Mary Pickford Accepts South Boston Tobacco Festival Queen Role
Actress Mary Pickford accepted an invitation to be queen of the National Tobacco Festival in South Boston Virginia. Senator Harry F Byrd announced the acceptance as the festival plans its fifth annual event for September 7 and 8. Pickford is expected to draw large crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pickford
South Boston
Harry F. Byrd
Miss Pickford
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jack Lords
Paul Derringer
Cincinnati
Faul
Roanoke Rapids Textile League
Speed Hux
Yall
Roanoke No. 1
Ray
Daniels
Green
Poindexter
Hux
Pullen
E. Singletary
Brown
Turner
Calvary Woman's Club
C. W. Harrell
R. R. Hospital
F. W. Haynie
H. W. Lawson
Roanoke Rapids Cemetery
Walter Myrick
Virginia Beach
Boston
Toobaecco Queen
THE
Lions Club
LIONS
E. W. Smith, Inc
Rca-Victor
Roanoke Ave
Roanoke Rapids Lumber Co
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