The Rabbit Hunt of Shelton Shaw and Fran Collins
Collins and Shaw set out early on a rabbit hunt with dogs and a horn. A turkey was driven to twenty feet high and Shaw fired as it flew past, Collins shooting the bird and driving toward town with the turkey held high. Collins boasts of the kill while Shaw mourns, and the tale ends with Collins taking the turkey home to show others.
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Shaw
Fran Collins
Zoo Boys
Collins
Zoo
Shelton Shaw
Millard F Long Dies in Seaboard at 66
Millard F Long a Seaboard resident and longtime Christian gentleman died at his home on December 21 at 4 15 p m at age 66 He was born January 20 1866 near Mt Caramel Baptist Church and married Verda Ivey in 1891 He leaves a widow four daughters four sons four grandchildren and a brother Funeral was held at Seaboard Baptist Church with Rev A W H Jones officiating and burial at Seaboard Cemetery beside his son Robert
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Millard F. Long
Seaboard
Mr. Long
Emmett Cuthrell
Thomas
Herbert Long
Mt. Caramel Bapti Church
Col. Thomas and
Sallie
Madry) Long
Verda Ivey
W. H. Roxie Ivey
Edna Long
Henry Woodard
Pendleton
Thurman Bullock
Roanoke Rapids
Emmett Cuthell
Norfolk
Messrs
William and Howard
Herbert
Thomas Long
Roland
Jimmie
Robert Long
Seaboard Baptist Church
A. W. H. Jones
Severn
Seaboard Cemete
Robert
Long
J. T. Long
Stonie Edwards
Leary Pruen
H. R. Harris
Eddie Edwards
J. L. Gay
A. L. Ford
J. W. Parker
J. R. Bradley
W. J. Jones
W. Grady Edwards
Spectator speculates on politics and culture in a letter
The Spectator lampoons public figures and issues through humorous lines about Roosevelt Hoover and national work habits. The writer notes political danger, questions leadership, and mocks unemployment and wartime costs with playful metaphors.
Town Folks Return From Holiday Visits
Evelyn Mullen tied to UNC library returned after holidays with her parents Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Mullen. Miss Josephine Hege of High Point School faculty went back to High Point after visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Hege. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Anderton, newly married, returned home after a Washington visit. Miss Annie Kennon Taylor of Oxford attended Miss Creighton Harris’s Friday dance.
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University of North Carolina
Mrs. T. W. Mullen
Josephine Hege
High Point School
High Point
Mrs
F. C. Hege
Wilbur Anderton
Washington, D. C
Annie Kennon Taylor
Oxford
N. C
Creighton Harris
Miss Thelma Mills Returns To Lexington Faculty
Miss Thelma Mills, who spent the holidays with her parents, returned to Lexington Sunday where she is a member of the school faculty.
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Thelma Mills
Lexington
Dr Caldwell’s syrup pepsin touted for healthy bowsels
A family physician promotes Dr Caldwell’s syrup pepsin as a mild stimulant to keep children and adults regular. He claims it prevents sluggishness from waste buildup, improves school performance, and avoids harsh cathartics. The syrup contains senna and pepsin and is available at drug stores.
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Shelton
Washington
John N. Garner
George Casper
Scottville
Mich
Sper Garner
Fred Chase
N. H
Ralph Nelson
Dr. Brenner
Mr. Roosevelt
Mr. Hoover
Uncle Sam
TALK
Evelyn Mullen
W. Lunsford
Winfield Crew, Jr
Long & Crew
Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina
Shell Furniture Store
Postoffice
E. D. Harbour
W. C. Williams
Roanoke Rapids, N. C
Sunshine
Stedman Stores Co
Roanoke
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