Night police nab burglar at Hodges Jewelry Store
Patrolman L E Cameron arrested James Price, a recent arrival from Danville Virginia, between 1 30 and 2 00 AM Saturday after he tried to break the Hodges Jewelry Store window with a screwdriver. Price bound over to the January Superior Court term on a $300 bond. A cafe near the scene remained open at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Cameron
James Price
Hodges
Price
Danville
Cameron
Mayor's Court
Superior Court
Arrest of Wesley Woodley for drunken disorderly conduct and knife assault
Wesley Woodley of Henderson was arrested here last weekend on a drunken and disorderly charge and for attempting to force entry into Doc Piner’s home in South Rosemary. He was charged with assault with a deadly weapon after inflicting injuries to Piner’s head and neck with a knife, and a window or door was smashed causing a cut that required hospital first aid. His case was continued at Mayor's court until next Monday and he was released on a $50 bond.
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Wesley Woodley
Henderson
Doc Piner
South Rosemary
Piner
Woodley
Mayor's Court
Aileen Brooks Charles and Albert S McDonald wed at First Christian
In a ceremony at 5 p.m. at the First Christian Church the marriage of Miss Aileen Brooks Charles and Albert Sidney McDonald of Roanoke Rapids and Greenville was solemnized. The bride was given in marriage by her uncle Lloyd Chapman with D J McDonald of Henderson as best man and ushers Harry Charles Edward Peele. Music featured Schubert Tannhauser Lohengrin and Mendelssohn selections as floral stands and palms provided decor.
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Aileen Brooks Charles
Albert Sidney McDonald
Roanoke Rapids
Greenville
First Christian Church
Perry Case
Wilson
George Tomlinson
Gluck
Tannhauser
Otelia Vaughan
Lloyd Chapman
D. J. McDonald
Henderson
Harry Charles
Edward Peele
Elm City
Charles
Woman's College
University of North Carolina At
Greensboro
Burlington
D. W. McDonald
Georgia School of Pharmacy
Atlanta
Greenville-Washington
Gate City Life Insurance Company
Church Street
Edward Smith
Sallie Klingenschmitt
Mary Holley
Helen Sykes
William Bagwell
C. R. Cobb
Pauline Hooker
Josie Tomlinson
Textile Building Plans Returned By Ins Commissioner
Plans for a new textile building for the high school and mills at Washington and Highth Streets were returned with changes by the State Insurance Commissioner. Superintendent C W Davis said repairs would meet requirements and work would proceed, funded by WPA labor and federal, county contributions. The facility will educate high school students and mill workers in textile methods.
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Ins
Washington and
Highth Streets
State Insurance Commissioner
C. W. Davis
WPA
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McDonald
Roanoke Rapids Owls
2Nd Street Arena
North Carolina
Virginia
Collins
Hux
Babson
Dame of Honor
Grotto
Pele
Ruth Lewis Peele
S. B. Mercer
Winifred Mercer
Bettie Tom King
A. H. Parquett
Raleigh
H. C. Carroll
New York City
Jack Lewis
Farmville
Arlen Porter
Vivian Griffin
Ruth Warren
Ethel Burnham
G. R. Burnham
C. W. Hill
A. D. Rose
Bessie Harvey
Kinston
Ludlow Williams
Sara Frances Williams
Adams
New York
S. B. Kittrell
Pinetops
Helen Sikes
Asheboro
Tem
Elmes Pte Ey
Fasher
Andi
Chevrolet
H.P
Michigan
Tri-City Motor Company, Inc
Roanoke Ave
Roanoke Rapids, N. C
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