North Carolina houses 5825 schools in 1929 30 data
North Carolina had 5825 schoolhouses valued at 110421315 for the 1929 30 school year. White schools numbered 3460 valued at 98946273, and colored schools 2365 valued at 11174042. The report details shifts in counts and values, per pupil averages, county breakdowns, and notes eleven counties with over 1000 in white school property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Buncombe
Forsyth
Johnston
Guilfod
Cataw Rutherford
Rowan
Mecklenburg
Harnett
Wake
Halifax County
Tow
Recorder's Jury Jurors Listed for A District
The record shows jurors for the A district including Roanoke Rapids and Palmyra at locations such as Roanoke Rapids Palmyra Elmer Brady Scotland Neck C F Burrowsh ton J Pittman Ennis Bryan field W H Twigedale Faucetts Hedgepeth and others. Names appear with partial spellings and hometowns indicating a local jury roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roan Ting Pa
G. Braswell
Palmyra
J. W. Roberson
Roanoke Rapids
0. R. Stacia
Elmer Brady
Scotland Neck
C.F. Burrowsh Ton
J. ©. Pittman
Ennis Bryanfield
W. H. Twigedale
Faucetts
Hedgepeth
Local Happenings Across Churches and Clubs
The Methodist Ladies Society held a rainy lawn picnic at Mrs. W. A. Ching’s home near Camps Store with about sixty guests. The Filelis Class of the Baptist Church met at Mrs. Ivy Askew’s Tuesday evening for devotionals and social hour, with prizes awarded. Mrs. Johnson Weathersen hosted bridge at her Monroe Street home for Miss Olive Hackney Lacama’s visit, featuring lively games and prizes. Other gatherings included a Centennial Convention in Philadelphia attended by J. T. Manning and J. R. Allsbrook, and a Hamilton Street bridge evening for Mrs. Redfern of Norfolk, with decorations and prizes. A Monday Night Bridge Club event, a new All-Stars win over the American Legion, and a Trego defeat by the Knockouts are noted along with a new All-Stars game at Simmons Ball Park. A new All-Stars market opens on 11th Street following the Rosemary Mill district market move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Acs Society of the Methodist Church
W. A. Ching
Camps Store
Filelis
the Baptist Church
Ivy Askew
Hce
Resent
Mary Vinent
Hud Langston
Ray Goss
Early Kes
LB. Fields
G. E. Buckner
Julian Bell
Lawrence Hux
Beulah Fersuton
Ida Rook
Mildred Smith
Hays
Whitby
Gene Rook
W. C. Allsbrook
Rohnson
Will Taylor
Bridge
Hamilton Street
Redfern
Norfolk
Lee
Mat and
Lyle Wilson
Frank Williams
Tom Jung
W. L. Long
Alfred Martin
Lth Street
Rosemary Mill
R. L. Johnson
E. R. Mathis
11Th Street
T. Lancaster
Richard Tudor Dies at 29 After Week in Poor Health
Richard Tudor, 29, died August 2 at Re Nove Rapids Hospital after a period of illness. He lived in the city for many years and is survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs. William Tudor, four brothers James,Thomas, Robert and Clifton, and two sisters Mrs. Russell Johnson and Alice, all of this city. Funeral services were conducted Monday at the parents’ Monroe Street home by Reverend Mr. Harsell, with interment at Deverwood Cemetery attended by many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Tudor
Renove Rapids Hospital
William Tudor
James
Hopewell
Thomas
Robert
Clifton
Russell Johnson
Alice
Monroe Street
Mr. Harsell
Deverwood Cemetery
Roanoke Rapids Baptist Church to Host Mr Tombes
Regular services at Roanoke Rapids Baptist Church on Sunday August 16 feature Mr P M Tombes of Easton Maryland preaching at both morning and evening services. Special music will be rendered at each service and the public is urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke Rapids Baptist Church
P. M. Tombes
Easton
Maryland
Attempted Robbery At Piveve's Stand Reported
Police report an attempted entry to Piveve's hot dog stand Sunday night. A back screen door was cut but entry was blocked by a drain board stacked with dishes. Three women in a street brawl near the Solared School were tried for disorderly conduct. Minnie Daniel Maud Jones and Fidorudo Parker were fined one dollar each plus costs. Willie Squire of Washington spend a few days with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Moss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piveve
Thompson
Minnie Daniel
Maud Jones
Fidorudo Parker
Solared
Willie Squire
Washington, D. C
Mrs. J. H. Moss
Up and Down the Ave continued chaotic chatter on page one
The column recounts a Fire Department meeting and a pocketbook mishap, questions a map based claim, jokes about saving miles on Route 17 1 and 117, rails at a comically high cost of living, and notes a crate of cantaloupes found on a road trip between here and Raleigh with 45 melons in the crate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrenton
Here
Raleigh
Weekly marriage licenses list for August in North Carolina
The week ending August 1, 1931 shows one license White Milton Edwards of Spring Hope with Fay Brantley of Middlesex. The week ending August 8, 1981 lists licenses for Harry Hunter and Laurannia Knight of Scotland Neck and George Best and Magnolia Brooks of Enfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Milton Edwards
Spring
Hope
Fay Brantley
Middlesex
Harry Hunter
Laurannia Knight
Scotland Neck
George Best
Magnolia Brooks
Enfield
Transfers Real Estate In Halifax County
The following real estate transfers were recorded during the week ending August 1, 1931. Stuart Smith, Trustee to Eastern Cotton Oil Co. an undivided 1 2 interest in 224 acres west of Scotland Neck. J. M. Jackson et ux to A. U. House seven acre timber tract in Littleton township. J. E. Dobbins et ux to Lee Wheeden two lots with improvements in Rosemary. S. A. Dunn, Trustee, to T. Lee Whitaker one house and lot in Scotland Neck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Smith
Eastern Cotton Oil Co
Scotland Neck
J. E. Dobbins
Lee Wheeden
Rosemary
S. A. Dunn
T. Lee Whitaker
Town of Scotland Neck
Real Estate Transfers Recorded Week Ending August 8 1981
Real estate transfers recorded by the Register of Deeds during the week ending Aug 8 1981 include Stuart Smith Trustée to Home Building and Loan Association with 1 lot in Scotland Neck and John H. Taylor Trustee with Warren County and G W Webb in Henrico County involving 15 acres in Butterwood township and Perry Tucker Place. Transfers include Joe Meyer et ux to 8 Meyer 2 lots in Enfield. Other entries list A F Stainback and Thomas H Peacock 1 lot in Weldon, Vernon C Whitaker with Halifax County, a 1 2 undivided interest in 522 acres in Enfield, and Carolina Mortgage Co to Central Investment Corp 2 lots in Scotland Neck. E L Travis Commissioner to Federal Land Bank of Columbia 65 14 acres in Cononeah Township and 27 acres three miles from Rosemary on Rosemary to Littleton road. M Braswell Inc to F A Burrows of Nash County 1 tract in Enfield township 70 acres plus 1 lot in Enfield and 1 parcel of 11/3 acre adjoining. F A Burrows to Mrs Alice S Braswell 1 tract 70 acres in Enfield township 1 lot in Enfield and 11/3 acre parcel adjoining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Smith
Home Building and Loan Association
Scotland Neck
John H. Taylor
Warren County
G. W. Webb
Henrico County
Perry Tucker Place
Butterwood Township
The
Register of Deeds
A. F. Stainback
Weldon
Thomas H. Peacock
Saranac, N. Y
E. L. Travis
Federal Land Bank of Columbia
Cononeah Township
Rosemary
Littleton Road
Braswell, Inc
F. A. Burrows
Nash County
Enfield Township
Town of
Enfield
F. A .Burrows
Alice 8. Braswell
Figecombe County
Roanoke Rapids School Trustees Election Notice 1931
The Roanoke Rapids City Commissioners announce an election at Roanoke Rapids High School on the Sunday in October 1931 to elect three school trustees for six years. A new voter registration will be held, with the registrar appointed on August 11, 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners
Roske Rapids
North Suolina
Roanoke Rapids
Roanoke Rapids to Register Voters for School District Election
The Roanoke Rapids City Board sets August 29 to September 26 1931 for voter registration at the High School Building from 9 am to 5 pm daily, and until 9 pm Saturdays, with a second Saturday closure before the October 3 1931 election. Registrars P A Reid W J Norwood S J Bounds named. ballots and ballot boxes prepared. notices published to urge qualified voters of the Roanoke Rapids Graded School District to register. Names of candidates for trustees to be filed at least five days before the election with the Registrar of Election. Published August 11 1931 by A L Clark Secretary-Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke Rapids High School
Roanoke Rapids
P. A. Reid
W. J. Norwood
S.J. Bounds
Roanoke
Roanoke Rai
Roanoke Rapids Grand School
Roanoke Raps Graded Schools
Board of
North Carolina
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the Herald
Recorder’s Jury
Doctrovac
the Vogue Beauty Shop
Delco Or
Gen
Eral Electric
J. C. Smith R. C. A., Victor and Philco Radio Dealer
J. Tt. Manning
J. R. Allsbrook
U. & Building and Town League
Philadelphia
Margaret Clark
Julian Allsbrook
TREGO
T. B. Browning
Trego Stone Corporation
Tregos
Emporia
Wilbur Outland
Monk” Crowder d “Speed
Hux
Peoples Theatre
Ramon Navarro In
India
Jose Bohr
Myrna Loy
Rio GI Grande
Lionel Barrymo
Ave
Kkokke
J. M. Jackson
A. U. House
Littleton Township
OK Sale
Herald Office
Itpd
St Herald Office
Joe Meyer
Meyer
J. B. Whitaker
County of
Halifax
Vernon C. Whitaker
Carolina Mortgage Co
Central Investment Corporation of Raleigh
A. L. Clark
Lily
R. L. Johnson Meat Market
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