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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1921

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Rosemary Town Gossip and Visiting Guests

Norfolk's R J Sykes and Raleigh's B S Tillery visit Rosemary with a string of locals and travelers. Concordites Frank and Eachern are noted as weekend strollers, while others like Chesson Jackson and Lance family add to a busy town roster of arrivals, departures, and social calls.

R. J. R. Sykes Norfolk Rosemary B.S. Tillery Raleigh Jas. G. Mcfach Nancy McWachern Jas. R. Frank Billie Eachern Concord Stors H. Chesson Henderspent Lire J. E. Dobbin Ocean View

Fraternal Notes from Carolina Lodge No 225 Meeting

Fraternal notes report regular meeting at Rosemary in W O W Hall. One application received and routine business transacted. Noble Grand G G Byrd attended a conference at Rocky Mount with Dist Supervisor W B Barbour. Attendance contest boosts interest. Riggs to lecture first degree next Monday at 8. Members urged to attend.

Carolina’ Lodge W. O. W. Hall Rosemary G. G. Byrd Rocky Mount Dist W. B. Barbour Enterprise Wilson Edgecombe Lodge Tarboro C. W. Riggs Bro, Rigs

Black Farmer Walter Ward Killed Near Enfield

Walter Ward, a well known colored farmer, was struck and instantly killed near his Enfield home late Monday. Robert Bell, son-in-law of Ward, is held on the crime charge after being arrested following a window shooting. Coroner Rowe ordered an inquest. Bell jailed without bail ahead of Halifax Criminal Court opening August 15.

Walter Ward Enfield Robert Bell Ward Bell Rowe Halifax Criminal Court Enfield Progress

Polarine Baseball Club Defeats Rosemary in Lopsided 14–2 Victory

The Polarines won 14 to 2 on Rosemary diamond Saturday afternoon as Roanoke Rapids Rosemary committed numerous errors. The visitors racked up 18 hits including two homers, with Keeton legging out four bases for R-R and Bost hitting a second-season homer into Dobbin's Theatre sign to claim a ten dollar reward. Score by innings Polarines 004 112 038 Roanoke-Rosemary 000 200 000.

Polarine Baseball Club Rosemary Diamond Keeton Roanoke Rapids-Rosemary Bost Polarines Dobbin

With the Churches All Saints' Church Roanoke Avenue

All Saints' Church an Episcopal parish led by Rector Rev Lewis N Taylor is listed on Roanoke Avenue in a church directory entry. The notice names Rev Taylor and the church location without additional events or contacts.

All Saints’ Church Episcopal Lewis N. Taylor Roanoke Avenue

Traffic rules spark arrests as Halifax jury eyed for abuse case

Local officers focus on traffic violations with nine offenders fined during the week. L M Strickland faces Halifax jail on a wife beating charge after his arrest at eleven thirty. Other docket items include a drunken driving charge reduced to reckless living and several fines for speeding and license issues. Church notices and community updates accompany the court report.

L. M. Strickland Halifax L. L. Barnes Strickland D. H. Pope W. F. Hux David Perry Seabrook Jones

Vulture-Stan Dell News Highlights Local Visits and Death

Mrs J C Davis and daughter from Newbern IN visit grandparents Mr and Mrs B M Clements. Miss Eilie Squire from Charlotte arrives to visit her parents. Miss Josie Vincent of Norfolk visits mother Mrs Ida Vincent. Cap Rainey dies suddenly at a relative's home from heart trouble. friends react with shock. Robin Wrenn serves as clerk during Cleaton's absence. Camp Mfg Co shutdown noted as dull period. Mrs W A Vincent visits mother in Seaboard. Mae Braswell from Emporia visits aunt Mrs J T Wrenn. Bruce Reid of Emporia guests of Josie Vincent. J A Shaw family spend Sunday with Tom Shaw.

J.C. Davis Lottie Grante Newbern, IN Robert Cleaton Ivor Eilie Squire Charlotte N. C J. C. Squire Josié Vincent Norfolk Ida Vincent Bruce Reid Empori Josie Vincent J. A. Shaw Tom Shaw Robin Wrenn Hamill & Shaws Eilse Bradley Roanoke Rapids Camp Mfg. Co W. A. Vincent

Methodist Church Service Notices

Rev. L. B. Jones presides at Sunday school 9 45 A M with W W Woodruff as superintendent. The pastor will preach at 11 A M and 8 P M inviting all to attend.

Church School T. W. Mullen All Saints

Rosemary Methodist revival services announce schedule

Rosemary Methodist Church led by Pastor C M Lance will preach at 11 AM and 8 PM Sunday with Sunday School at 10 AM under E Stowe. New Hope preaching at 3 30 PM. Smiths revival begins Monday Aug 16 at 8 PM with daily services at 8 30 and 8. Rev G E Meiser of Durham to assist. All are invited.

W. W. Woodruff Rosemary E. Stowe New Hope Smiths E. Meiser Durham

Death of 14 month old Essie Lee Pridgen

Essie Lee Pridgen daughter of Mr and Mrs C Pridgen died after a brief illness of bronchial pneumonia at home Sunday afternoon. Funeral services were led by Rev Williams from Enfield and she was buried in Cedarwood Cemetery Monday afternoon.

Essie Lee Pridgen Pridgen Rev. Williams Enfield Cedarwood Cemetery

Huggins Williams announce marriage in 1921

Mrs and Mrs R K Williams announce the marriage of their daughter Gartha to James Massabeau Huggins on Saturday August sixth nineteen twenty one in Lexington North Carolina. After August tenth they will be at Roanoke Rapids North Carolina. They will live on Hamilton Street next to E B Glover. The bride was a faculty member at Rosemary School last session. Mr Huggins works for the Hancock Jackson Company.

Fred Peek W. T. Corneill Uineill Hherestry All Saints T. W. Mullen G. H. Edwards North R. P. Beckwith J. E. Copeland Jackson Rosemary Tues W. B. Holt Merty, Florine Mary Nellie Buffalo Springs James Massabeau Huggins Lexington North Carolina Roanoke Rapids

Roanoke Avenue Residence Entered

The residence of D L Traynham Jr on Roanoke Avenue was broken into this week after a period of vacancy. Entry was gained by breaking a window light and screen and lifting the window. The site was visited twice with a small boy possibly aiding, a chair moved to inspect the mantel, a dusty footprint found, linen cupboards checked, drawers scattered, faucets left running, and a light left on. Property missing amount unknown until the Traynhams return from western Virginia.

D. L. Traynham, Jr Roanoke Avenue Mra. Traynham Traynham Western Virginia

Local Happenings Mention Many Visitors and Trips

Miss Grady Snipes Mollie Cobb and other residents spent the week in Bracey Virginia. Many relatives and friends visited and returned from trips to Halifax Richmond Greensboro Tarboro and Virginia Beach. A camping trip to Panacea Springs is noted along with church revivals at Smiths and Gum Chapel.

Grady Snipes Mollie Cobb Bracey, 'Va Maude Wilkinson Virginia Beach Lula Williams Rocky Mount W. R. Simpson J. Frank West Ewell Gowen Chapel Hill L., B. Jones Tarboro Job Taylor Chicago Cleveland S. F. Patterson Atlantic City William Towe Carrie Lee Edmondson Mildred Taylor Mary Nellie Fiborine Holt Buffalo Springs

Burne Marlin and Eva Midget wed in Emporia Virginia

Marriage notice for Mr Burne Marlin and Miss Eva Midget of Rosemary who united in Emporia Virginia in July with Rev B C Candler officiating at the ceremony.

Burne Marlin Eva Midget Rosemary Emporia B.C. Candler

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