Rosemary gains new pastor as area notes mingle
Volume X Number 38 reports pastor Charles Sheets arriving from Newport News to Rosemary Baptist Church with large constellations greeting him and services at Quankey Baptist Church. The note shows local visits by J M Mullen Edna Raiford William Mountford and others, store expansions planned for Faison Taylor Wholesale Grocery opposite Smiths garage, and travel to Chicago for Rev Lewis N Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sheets
Newport News
Rosemary, Baptist Church
Rosemary
Quankey Baptist Church
John C. Smith
William Mountford
Durham
B. P. Dickens
George Norwood
Lawrenceville
Faison Taylor Wholesale Grocery Company
Smiths Garage
Roanoke Avenue
Tenth
My.d
Smoot
Carters
Charige Spencer
The
Slater Miss Naulcy
Johnston
Atacts Buthday
Jaman Montgomery
Biart Jackson
City Point
Ara George L., Hayes, Jr
Lewis N. Taylor
Chicago
Jurors Drawn in Two Weeks Contingent Selection List
A long list shows first week jurors including Willie Bond J RB Brown N A Riddick J Leg wett J L Price E P Hyman LW Sledge F C Patterson H M Bradley A C Knight J J Marks Harvey Harrie C G Williams J H Tarris A Carlisle J G Madry W Hardee Jao F Smith Ennis Bryan M D Mills M P Phelps J D Ray J H Warrer R W M Harper J F May R F Edmonds A H Joshua Robertson Wiley Coker Baker M D Overstreet J C Williams H T Hancock J A Draper C M Lynch. Second week jurors include M P Crawley W W Rouk W T Eyre Jr Norfleet McDowell Jno M Fisher Paul Mule D Brown N D Cox J W Graham F H Harris S G Alston J Watkins J W Boseman P A Hawkins Joseph Allsbrook C G Barnhill Joe Brady J F Pepper G L Hancock Howard Crawley Carl Meyer A V Vick C D Etheridge R H Gray E L Savage M R Vick J A Moore L A Davis R C Maddrey Alex D Hunt J D Searin J E Snipe C S Vincent J B Philips C F Ogletree and William Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Bond
J. RB. Brown
N. A. Riddick
J. K. Legwett
J. L. Price
E. P. Hyman
LW. Sledge
F. C. Patterson
H. M. Bradley
A. C. Knight
J. J.marks
Harvey Harrie
C. G.williams
J. H. Tarris
A. Carlisle
J. G. Madry
W. Hardee
Jao. F.smith
Ennis
M. P. Crawley
W. W. Rouk
W. T. Eyre, Jr
Norfleet McDowell
Jno
M. Fisher
Paul Mule
D. Brown
N. D. Cox
J. W. Graham
F. H. Harris
S. G. Alston
J. Watkins
J. W. Boseman
P. A. Hawkins
Joseph Allsbrook
C. G. Barnhill
Joe Brady
J. F. Pepper
G. L. Hancock
Howard Crawley
Carl Meyer
A. V. Vick
C. D. Etheridge
R. H. Gray
E. L.savage
M.R. Vick
J. A. Moore
L. A. Davis
R. C. Maddrey
Alex D. Hunt
J. D. Searin
J. E. Snipe
C. S. Vincent
J. B. Philips
C. F. Ogletree
Wiliam Wood
Woman's Club Holds Regular Meeting At High School
The regular meeting of the Woman's Club was held in the Junior-Senior high school auditorium Monday afternoon. Mrs. Jackson and Mrs. Wyche reported on their departments. A club flower color was adopted and E. J. Coltrane donated the auditorium for the meeting, with a plea for local women to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
E. J. Coltrane
Resolutions of Respect for Rosemary Bayti Charlee J She
The Poplar Springs Camp No 35 W Q W expresses sorrow over the death of Eddie T Neath ey and offers sympathy to his family. It resolves to publish the memorial in the Roanoke Herald and to record the notice in camp minutes, requesting prayers and a reunion in heaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sundy School
Brown
Sunbeam
Wil
Eddie T. Neathey
Poplar Springs Camp No
Roanoke Herald
Charles Miler
Bufield
Dock Green
Richmond
Chase
Boston
Mary Nelle Holt
Roanoke
Herald and National Loan and Insurance
Meréery PH
Weldon
Methodist
Phoenician Tablet Hoax and New Glaciers Reported
A dubious Phoenician stone, claimed to be ancient and bilingual, was examined by Paris curator Raow Re Chatie and others, later deemed bogus. Separately, notes on three newly found glaciers near Big and Kostene creeks describe receding ice and geological clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iren Msita
Raow
Europe
Halle
Leyden
Theatore Shoemaker
Crab
Forest Service
Iate
Mheswaker
Prohibition officer shoots Northampton county merchant
Grover R. Bradley, prominent Northampton county merchant and farmer, was shot and killed in a pasture behind his home by Federal Prohibition Enforcement Officer W B Woodfin. The inquest heard two shots were fired. Woodfin claimed self defense after John Bradley fled when approached. Woodfin was arrested. preliminary inquiry planned in Jackson. local sentiment deemed the killing unwarranted. Bradley was buried in Northampton county after funeral services by Rev E N Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover R. Bradley
Northamptonounty
W. B. Woodfin
Woodfin
John Bradley
Grover
Bowman
Grant
Northampton
Grover Bradley
Bow
Min
Bradley
Raleigh
H. L. Joyner
Jackson
Northampton County
E. N. Harrison
Rosemary Methodist Church
Roanoke Rapids Welcomes Chaloner Visit Inspires Growth View
John Armstrong Chaloner of Cobham Virginia and New York City toured Roanoke Rapids and Halifax County last Sunday and Monday. He observed town growth and development, praised North Carolina road programs, and praised local spirits. Chaloner addressed about 800 residents with music from local ensembles, calling Roanoke Rapids a potential Pearl of Carolina. He then continued to Charleston and Charleston to Houston?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Armstrong Chaloner
Cobham
Virginia
New ‘York City
Roanoke’ Rapids
Halifax County
Chaloner
Atlanta
Anid Belgiefon
Evi Reis
Chlone
Roanoke
Carolina
North Carolina
Vinsinie Mac
Pierce-Arrow
Sterling Garax
Agricultural Trade Shifts Highlight Russian Acres and Port Trade
A distorted report notes Russia crop acreage in Galina and Rosnine, mentioning agriculture at Washington and a rise of around 1.3 percent in some measure. It cites Soviet porters and England, Norway trade links and payment exchanges, ending with a department greeting card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galina
Washington
Nerangland
Norway
Mathele
Crows Purloin Golf Balls At Kobe Links
Washington dispatch reports Japanese golf course crow thefts near Kobe. Consul Dickover notes crows raid Miki club fairways stealing balls amid snowy season. Local caddies value abundance of balls for sale. Kobe area courses include Mount Rokko vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montress
Yarm
Washington
Eric B. Dickoves
Amerioa
Kobe
Japan
Dickover
Miki
Terra
Ite
Mulladelphia Babtic Ledger
Rokke
Coolle
The Church With a Welcome Invites You
A church notice announces Sunday services including morning worship and sermon by Supt Muilen and staff. Bishop’s visitation is scheduled for December 6. The Holy Congregation holds a class for adults and children led by Rev. Ynd and staff, inviting parishioners and visitors to attend.
Prayer Service Attracts Members To Hoeem Baptist
The church action centers on Pastor Carter and the congregation at Hoeem Baptist, praising their pastor’s leadership and urging continued support. Members, including Mr and Mrs Cover, are urged to follow the church’s guidance across departments while noting gratitude for Carter’s ministry and the ongoing efforts of church officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Cintey Baptist
Baity
Wwe
Aed
Pear
Cneter
Hoeem
Fe Jon Ale
Andy Mes
Ford
High School Auditorium to Show Magnificent Sereet
The high school will present Magn Sereet in the auditorium Friday December 14 with matinee and evening shows. Warner Bros distribution and stars Monte heading roles. Local figures Buck Eaton D Le Trevisam Reaves and William Marine were in Roanoke Va weekend. Faculty and students attend events, with various citizens visiting Lacrosse and Richmond areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ain Levis
Hook Keown
Warner
Voronce Vider
Monte
Buck Eaton
D. le Trevisam
Reaves
William Marine
Roanoke
Job Taylor
Fawerton
Bill Wisker
John Vivian Edmonds
Go. Buchner
Lacrosse
Sirris Cox
Baltimore
Manuscript Discovery Shakes Shakespeare Story Emerges
A fragmentary note from New York World reports an observer found a Shakespeare manuscript in Shakespeare’s land. Sothern, Marlowe circle, and others discuss the bizarre claim amid references to historical figures and a tense debate about authorship and provenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sothern
Inu
New York
Eaward Myrnde Thompson
Sorhora
Julia Marlowe
Benamin de Caeser
Sinkenaeey
Americans as a New People in a Continent of Change
A fragmentary reminiscence contrasts American and European mindsets and urges cultural renewal. It features references to adolescence, energy, and the desire to start anew in Europe, mentioning a station and a stationery office as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dace Realy
Pee Mhrothers Rehan
Aber Saruck
Europe
Amertes
Unclear text fragment on family rents and housing case
Fragmentary OCR text recounts a tale of tenement rents, a New York address, a family with twins, and payments promised by a landlord. It mentions enforcement of rent day, scandals, and a claim of prior work history in a tailor’s shop, with scattered names and monetary figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Dice Wioy
Revver
Relmory
Max Dick Nase
An Antiquated Café in Exiles Scene in Creole Garden
Vivid scene of a decaying cafe with a creole garden, highlighting aged structures, a willow, discolored stucco, and vegetation including orange trees, bananas, oleander, and a pomegranate. The narrator ribbed by memory evokes Jeanage, a wandering bird, and a baring passage into oblivion with a weathered awning and flowering fruit amid crumbling architecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunqwette
Jeanage
Pauline
Quay
Woman's World Is Wider Enfranchisement Expands Roles
A 1910s sentiment notes women gaining voting rights and broader education with men. It cites 2101 percent employment, property rights, and guardianship reforms freeing wives. Beatrice Forbes Robertson discusses home life, culture, and civic aims, while industrial progress and rising living costs push more women into wage work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Forbes Robertson
Current History
Orp Industriex
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. M. Mullen
Petersburg
T. Wilson Mullen
Rosemary Bayti
Charlee J. She
Balloss
Woodlin
Roanoke Rapids
Ragraved
Corde
Beanie
Uj Feed
Wooater
M.E. Church South
Au -Home
Davey Ali
Lewis N Leyton
Kathrin
Webni
Fan Wow
Avon
Magn Sereet
S, Edmonds
Lagrosse
Sion
Roberta Clements
Fimporia
Letty Dupaston
H. Sothern
Nam Dinen
Fine Stationery
Merald
Pius Posegee
Gonjiasers
Featheed Singera
Clan Stulenteer
Cafe Des Exiles
Zable
Creolle
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