Death of Hattie Cox at 18 After Thanksgiving
Hattie Bell Cox 18 died Saturday at her parents home on Wel don Road. Funeral 3 p.m. Sunday at W. C. Williams Funeral Home with Rev Kermit Traylor. Interment Roanoke Rapids Cemetery. Survived by parents, three sisters Mrs. Roy Gray Littleton, Mrs Irene Ellis, Miss Marie Cox Roanoke Rapids, five brothers Garland, Francis, Norman, David Lee, Condrey. Additional visitors listed from Franklin Virginia and La Crosse Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Bell Cox
Warly Cox
Weldon Road
W. C. Williams
Kermit Traylor
Roanoke Rapids
Roy Gray
Littleton
Irene Ellis
Marie Cox
Garland
Francis
Norman
David Lee
Condrey
Hawkins Family Visits Across Long Friendship Ties
Mr and Mrs W G Mitchell and family hosted Sunday visits to Mr and Mrs W T Mitchell. Belmont visitors Mrs T J Carpenter and daughter joined Hawkins kin for dinner. Alvah Hawkins from Greensboro returned home after days with his parents C F Hawkins. Agnes Hawkins from Roanoke Rapids weekended with Willie Pepper. Raymond Hawkins of Richmond came with his mother Mrs Charlie Hawkins. Curtis Porter and Zeb Willis from Littleton attended Sunday in Farmville with Hawkins. Mr and Mrs C W Hawkins and J G Hawkins of Roanoke Rapids spent time with J D Hawkins. Mrs J G Hawkins and Roanoke Rapids kin shared Thanksgiving with P A Hawkins. Mrs C W Hawkins Roanoke Rapids visited Friday. Mary Greene Nashville and Dorothy Green EC TC spent Thanksgiving with Baldy Green parents. Perkins Crawley Jr Ebenezer visited P A Hawkins. Arthur Morris and daughter from near Halifax visited F L Hawkins family Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Mitchell
W. T. Mitchell
T. J. Carpenter
Belmont
Jack Hawkins
Alvah Hawkins
Greensboro
C. F. Hawkins
Agnes Hawkins
Roanoke Rapids
Willie Pepper
Raymond Hawkins
Richmond
Charlie Hawkins
Curtis Porter
Littleton
Zeb
Willis
Clara
Hawkins
Farmville
C. W. Hawkins
J. G. Hawkins
J. D. Hawkins
P. A. Hawkins
Mary Greene
Nashville
Dorothy Green
E.C.T.C
Baldy Green
Perkins Crawley Jr
Ebenezer
Arthur Morris
Near Halifax
F. L. Hawkins
Local residents share holiday and weekend visits
Janet Rawlings spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jr. Rawlings. Elizabeth Dickens vacationed with Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Dickens in Greenville. Mabel Alston visited family in Lillington over the weekend. Jeanette Robinson and family left Greensboro for Warrenton to reside. Helen Rowell and Elizabeth Harvell vacationed at home in Greensboro. Sara Smith and grandchildren moved to New York City. H C Spiera returned home from Richmond after a stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Rawlings
Jr. Rawlings
Elizabeth Dickens
E.C.T.C
Greenville
N. C
E. N. Dickens
Mabel Alston
Lillington
W. L. Alston
Jeanette Robinson
N.C. C.W
Greensboro
New Pastor To Preach Here Sunday
The Rev. C. T. Rogers will arrive Friday and preach Sunday morning and evening at Rosemary Methodist Church in Roanoke Rapids. He comes from Anne St. Methodist Church Beaufort, replacing Rev. J. J. Boone who moves to Smithfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Rogers
Rosemary Methodist Church
Roanoke Rapids
Mr. Rogers
Anne St. Methodist Church of
Beaufort
J. J. Boone
Smithfield
New Pastor D. P. Robinson Arrives in Weldon
Rev. D. P. Robinson and wife arrived in Weldon Tuesday evening and are now at home in the Methodist Parsonage. He has been assigned to the local church for the new year, moving from Roxboro. The church ladies provided a nice dinner and gifts of groceries for the pantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. P. Robinson
Weldon
Robinson
Methodist Church
Roxboro
Quankie Church December Services Announced
The Quankie Baptist Church schedules Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. led by Supt. L. B. Keener. Rev. J. W. Riggan of Macon will preach at 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. The public is invited to attend, with a welcoming, comfortable church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quankie Baptist
L. B. Keener
J. W. Riggan
Macon
Rosemary Baptist Young Women Plan Week of Prayer
The Young Women's Auxiliary met at Rosemary Baptist Church for a Wednesday session. Plans were set to observe Week of Prayer for Foreign Missions starting Nov 29 and to contribute to the Lottie Moon Christmas offering. Thanksgiving was the month’s topic with several articles read and discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Baptist Church
Lottie Moon
Notable Thanksgiving Visits Across North Carolina Towns
Miss Mary Harris of near Halifax enjoyed a Thanksgiving barbecue and Brunswick stew dinner at Haywood Joyner's. Miss Maggie Harris and Mrs Ernest Bradley of Halifax spent time in Wake Forest with Uncle Jack Matthews. Mary Hux of Darlington visited Halifax with sister Margaret. Sterling Greene of Darlington and family visited Halifax. Twisdale sisters spent Thanksgiving in Richmond and Rocky Mount. Mrs F B Neville vacationed in Durham with sister A J Gisson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Harris
Halifax
Brunswick
Haywood Joyner’s
Maggie Harris
Ernest Bradley
Wake Forest
Bradley
Jack Matthews
Myrtle Rae Hux
Darlington
Mary Hux
Margaret
Sterling Greene
Greene
Harvey Harris
Ben H. Twisdale
D. A. Twisdale
Richmond
J. R. Twisdale
B. H. Twisdale
Rocky Mount
F. B. Neville
Durham
A. J. Gisson
Roanoke Mills Company Amends Certificate of Incorporation
Roanoke Mills Company of Roanoke Rapids Halifax County North Carolina adopts amendments to its certificate reducing authorized common stock from 30 000 shares at 60 per share and retiring all 7 14% and 8% preferred stock including a new Section 6 detailing the revised capital structure and dividend terms, with signatures from Alfred Terrell and R L Towe and official acknowledgments filed November 26 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Terrell
Roanoke Mills Company
North Carolina
Roanoke Rapids
Halifax
Nort Carolina
Board of Directors
R. L. Towe
Superior Court
Halifax County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hattie Cox
L. R. Pearson
Franklin
W. T. Edwards
A. D. Lynch
T. O. Edwards
Jackson
R. L. Pulley
la Crosse
J. B. Edmonds
He Ros
Quankie Church
Young Women of
Rosemary Baptist
Halifax Babbee
Incorporation OF
Christmas Club
Roanoke
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