Doctor Davis to Visit Rosemary and Roanoke Rapids
Dr W L Davis eye specialist begins 1924 schedule with visits to Rosemary on January 10 at J H Cullom store and to Roanoke Rapids January 11 and 12 at W G Lynch jewelry. He will conduct eye examinations during these stops.
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W. L. Davis
Rosemary
Roanoke Rapids
Davis
J. H. Cullom
W. G. Lynch
Lost fur choker near Barkers store and Rosemary theater
Woman misplaced a black narrow fur choker on Tuesday night January 1 1924 between Barkers store and Rosemary theater. Reward offered for return to Barkers store. Rosemary N C January 2 1924.
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Barkers Store
Rosemary Theater
Rosemary
N. C
DYNAMITE CAP ACCIDENT INJURES BOY NEAR Vulture
A one year old boy named Faulkner eight miles across the river found a dynamite cap Tuesday. He told friends he would take it to Vulture school to place in a heater and hear it crack. The cap exploded injuring him seriously with facial wounds, crushed fingers, and a chest hole. Neighbors, including Mrs. John Moss, aided him before hospital care.
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Faulkner
John Moss
Wedding Bells Shine In Smithfield Roanoke Rapids Match
A 1923 health and community notes section precedes a home wedding in Smithfield. Miss Luna Lassiter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Lassiter, wed Lawrence W. Clements of Roanoke Rapids in a simple December ceremony officiated by Rev. S. L. Morgan. The couple plans a post wedding trip to Washington and New York before settling in Roanoke Rapids.
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Smithfield
Luna Lassiter
J. E. Lassiter
Lawrence W. Clements
Roanke Rapids
Martha Bowers
Littleton
Flossiesiter
Rev
S. L. Morgan
the Baptist Church
Miss Bowers Rene
Killarney
Washington
New York
Roanoke Rapids
J. E. Lassi
Goldsboro
East Carolina Teachers College
Greenville
E. W. Clements
Stanell
Northampton County
Roanoke Mills
Clements
Card of Thanks from Wafford Family
Mr and Mrs Thos W Waff ord express heartfelt thanks to all who assisted in the search and rescue of their son Joseph Wafford from the Roanoke River on Saturday Dec 29.
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Thos. W. Wafford
Joseph Wafford
Roanoke River
Police Court News Items
Charlie Harper was fined 10.00 and costs on a charge of reckless driving. Richard Bowman, charged with public drunkenness, was fined 15.00 and costs. Bryant Morton, charged with abandonment of his wife and child, was placed in Halifax jail in default of a 500.00 bond. Bruce Matthews, driving with
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Exum Moore
Lon Phelps
L. F. Coppedge
Frank Alston
John Rhew
Elie Atkins
Curtis Higgins
W. Shearin
Charlie Harper
Richard Bowman
Bryant Morton
Halifax
Bruce Matthews
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