Roanoke Rapids Camp Dick Leatherwood Girls Club
The Roanoke Rapids area reports a successful encampment for the Halifax Girls Clubs at Leatherwood camp August 9 to 13. About 65 girls from across the county learned basketry wool flower making and health talks. Activities included military style drills, swimming, and a concert by Hollister String Band and Roanoke Rapids Quartette.
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Halifax
Panacea Springs
Ethel Leathrwood
Leatherwood
Accomo
State Department
Agriculture
Hollister String Band
Banoke Rapids Quartette
Hurley King
JacRae Faison
Earl Telliga
Ward Ricks
Noke Mills
Rosemary G. Co
Abbitt
Roanokeids
Estelle Smith
Goldsboro
N. L. Stedman
Preston White
Blood
Newell
Palmyra
Dickens
Warren
George Tay
Roanoke Rapids
Misserwood
Roanoke Mills
Mary Mfg. Co
Miss Tatherwood
Miss Leatherwood
Mony Night
Snow Hill
Fraternal Notes on Attendance Push by Carolina Lodge 225
Carolina Lodge No. 225 I C F held a August meeting with visitors from Norfolk Durham and Charlotte. The lodge aims to surpass Edgecombe Lodge in attendance by assigning captains to contact members and urge presence at every meeting.
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Carolina
Norfolk
Durham
Charlotte
Edgecombe Lodge
Irboro
North Carolina
Big criminal docket at August term in Halifax County
Halifax County Superior Court under Judge Calvert handles the largest criminal docket in years with over eighty cases. Three capital cases to be tried, two homicides and an assault, potentially extending into next week. Roanoke Rapids liquor cases end in nolo contendere pleas with suspended judgments upon costs and good behavior bonds.
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Halifax County
Calvert
Roanoke Rapids
Messrs
Wiley Johnson
Clyde Stallings
John Stallings
Wiley Hester
Dan Faison
Robert Smith
G. W. Dunston
B. Nedder
Toto
Reno Alisbrook
Eugene Moore
M. R. Wood
K. B. Topping
A. R. Sandlin
John Smith
Robert Vinson
Fluff the Collie Killed in Accident at Cobb Home
Fluff a beloved collie owned by Mr. and Mrs. J L Cobb died Tuesday morning after being run over by a heavy automobile track in an accident. The dog was intelligent and affectionate, made many friends, and was a regular visitor to the nearby school where children will miss her presence.
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H. W. Atkinson
Ocean View
Virginia Beach
F.C. Williams
Franklin
W. V. Woodroof
Grover and
Rufus
Rich Square
J. P. Robinson
Warrenton
T. S. Crutchfield
B R. Weeks
Fluff
J. L. Cobb
W. L. Brewer
Petersburg
L. C. DeWitt
Norfolk
Penelope Cobb
Greensboro
W. T. Bogart
Crawford A. Lyerly
Seretha
Charlotte
Concord
Danville
E. L. Graydon
Atlanta
Rosemary
E. V. Alston, Jr
Henderson
L. H. Cullom
Ed Owen
Spartanburg
Zebulon and Bailey
P. B. Gilbert
Chattanooga
Charlena Hart
D. A. Gilbert
Allen C. Zollicoffer
Ocracoke
B. Moye
Smithfield
Rosemary Mfg. Co
William Manning
Entertains in Honor of Misses Transou
Misses Margaret Hewitt and Lucille Carson hosted a children party at Rosemary Lodge in honor of Misses Alta and Verner Transou of Bethania. Forty guests wore costumes, prizes were won, games and refreshments followed in a lively, cordial social setting.
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Margaret Hewitt
Lucille Carson
Rosemary Lodge
Alta
Verner Transou
Bethania
N. C
Florence Bingham
Francis Patterson
Rosemary-Roanoke Rapids Defeats Rich Square In Close Game
In Rosemary Park Rosemary-Roanoke Rapids beat Rich Square 3 to 2 in seven innings after a late start due to a missing player. The score by innings shows Rich Square 010 0010 and Rosemary 011 010 x.
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Roanoke Rapids
Rosemary
Rich Square
Rosemary Park
Rich
Mission at St Luke's Church to Begin Aug 28
Rev Edward W Baxter rector of Emmanuel Church War renton will hold a mission in St Luke's Episcopal Church Northampton County beginning Aug 28 On the fourth Sunday services will be at 12 and 230 with dinner on the lawn All Saints Church choir will lead the music Public invited to the mission
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Edward W. Baxter
Emmanuel Church
Warrenton
St. Luke’s
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Bud” Bain
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Matthews Turner
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Turner
Mayton
Bain
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West Point
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J. R. Manning
Ocracoke Inlet
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Lawrenceville
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A. P. McPherson
V. C. Matthews
Herbert and
Wilson Brantley
Suffolk
N Ra Shaw
Salisbury
Estelle Hancock
W. 8. Hancock
B. F. Tillery
Josephine
Virginia
W.D. Tillery
Bula Collier
Erline Fleetwood
North
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Mrs. G. E. Willams
R. A. Williams
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T. W. M. Long
Willoughby Beach
L. L. Lawrence
Nancy
Ayden
W. P Taylor
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New York City
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Stanley White
Howardsville
A. E. Akers
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Lowlands
Mrs. D. I. Kidd
Myrtle Bain
Carrie Hitchins
Wilmington
Del
W. L. Hitchins
Mary Daniel
W. P. Vaughan
Catherine Smith
Stony Creek
Miss Pearl Smith
Miss Sallie, Saunders
Zeb Smith
R. L. Harris
Mack Proffit
Anderson Williams
Mary Johnston
Harvey Peebles
Janie Mangum
Gamous Pearson
Betsie Peebles
Charlie Tillery
Minnie Anthony
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Oxford
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Rockingham
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Henry A. Taylor
Rieh
General Assembly
Mond
Brotherhood of St Andrew
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the Brotherhood
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Charlie Crutchfield
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H. Smith
H. B
Isham Glover
Jessie
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Mack Johnson
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