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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1919

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Feast of Lights Epiphany Service at Alpinis Episcopal Church

The Feast of Lights at Alpinis Episcopal Church Sunday night honors Epiphany with a procession of Wise Men in costume, gift offerings, a carol, and a candle-light symbolism showing Christ's light spreading to the world. The ceremony includes a star lighting, a short address, and distribution of candles to congregation members.

Alpinis’ Episcopal Church Christ Bethlehem Rist Orient

Rosemary Community Notes and Obituaries

Rosemary news notes show residents visiting relatives and changes at local firms. Obituaries report Mrs. Ruth Ferrell, 30, and Mrs. Martha Horne, 3, with funeral details and cemetery interment. The Oxford Orphanage donation letter from R L Brown praises Roanoke Rapids citizens for charitable support and extends gratitude to the local C E S chapter.

Chas. M. Lance Clinton, Hey Art. Carter The Baptist Church Ruth Ferrell Rosemary R.L. Topping Roanoke Rapids Martha Horne J. M. Horne

Oxford Orphanage Benefit Food Sale Announcement

A food sale will be held on Saturn at Roanoke Pharmacy under the auspices of the local Star to raise funds for Oxford Orphanage. A large variety of items will be offered and proceeds aim to reach the $500 donation, with $41 already received. Community support is urged.

Roanoke Rapids North Carolina Grand Old Commonwealth R. L. Brown Saturn Roanoke Tern Star Oxford

SGT MURFEE DESCRIBES TWELVE MONTHS IN FRANCE FRONT WAR

Sergeant Walter Murfee recounts his year in France from December 1917 to December 1918. He details shipboard convoy dangers, illness such as scarlet fever, reassignments among units, front-line movements from Glascow to Mailly Baccarat Domball and Tuneville, and the July Champagne fighting near Suippes including the Chateau Thierry phase. He notes shortages, YMCA aid skepticism, and hopes to return home from Bordeaux while asserting good health and appetite.

Tuneville Chalons Suippe Champagne Chateau Thierry St. Michell Tam Bordeaux Sgt Walter Murfee Field Artillery R. R. Recruiting Barracks A. P

Small Fire Disrupts Morning Quiet at Cherry Home

A small blaze erupted Thursday morning in the residence of Mr. Ormond Cherry after waste paper was stored near faulty wiring. Early discovery limited damage as residents mistook the fire alert for the normal early bell.

Ormond Cherry Carless

Rings of Boys' Trousers Buy Low Price Hanger Trick

Small brass rings can be bought for three cents a dozen at any notion counter and when viewed on the inside of boys' trousers save many a torn buttonhole, that being what most boys use for a hanger.

New Year Changes In Local Business Firms

In a set of year end moves, P. Duncan and Nannie Peel resigned from B. Marks to buy Mrs. Jenkins’s stock and run a ladies furnishing store. Fletcher and Vincent acquired shares in Virginia-Carolina Furniture Co. and took on management. Abe Norsky and Walter Kee returned to B. Marks, while Herbert Brantley moved from Virginia-Carolina Furniture Co. to B.S. Webb.

P. ©. Duncan Nannie Peel B. Marks K. Jenkins Messrs Fletcher William Vincent W. S. Hancock J. W. House Virginia-Carolina Furniture Co Abe Norinsky Walter Kee Herbert Brantley Va-Carolina Furniture Co B.S. Webb

Demonstrations in saving meat in North Carolina

Agricultural extension workers visit sections to show proper butchering, cutting, and curing of meat and how to use by products to cut winter losses. The program, led by Mr Gray, promotes Extension Circular No 4 Curing Meat On The Farm, explaining brine methods and aiming to save farmers thousands yearly.

North Carolina State College Department of Agriculture Gray

Local worker praised for Roanoke Rapids Christmas gift

The Roanoke Rapids O E S chapter sent 500 dollars with 100 dollars from S F Patterson. Mrs Peck notes canned vegetables and fruit will be sent once canvass is complete. The Orphanage receives heartfelt support from local residents.

Fred Peck Will Taylor Roanoke Rapids E. S S. F. Patterson

Roanoke Rapids Personal and Local Items

Basil Glover returns to Trinity Park after time with his parents E B Glover and Mrs. E B Glover. Dixie Thomas leaves to return to Wise after a visit with G D Shell. Mrs. Charlie Allsbrook and family go home to Weldon after visiting here. P C Duncan spends Tuesday in Rocky Mount on business. Bruce Tillery travels to Asheville after visiting here. Mrs. B Marks spent days in Richmond on business. Salomonsky of Norfolk visits the Marks home.

Basil Glover Trinity Park E. B. Glover Dixie Thomas G. D. Shell Wise Charlie Allsbrook Weldon P. C. Duncan Rocky Mount Bruce Tillery Asheville B. Marks Richmond Mr. Salomonsky Norfolk Lula Williams Post Office Jake Lamet Ben Marks Baltimore Rev E. C. Few Greer Alice Hockaday Durham Mary Cherry Scotland Neck F. M. Coburn Lynchburg

All Saints Church Epiphany Services and Activities

All Saints Church Episcopal announces Rev. Lewis N. Taylor as rector and Laura Carroll as parish worker. Next Sunday after Epiphany at 9 45 A M Sunday School and Adults Bible Class supervised by T W Mullen ILA M Morning Prayer and sermon at 8 00 P M Feast of Lights service. Girls Friendly Society meets Friday 7 30 P M and Little Candidates Class Saturday 3 P M. Public invited.

All Saints Church Episcopal Lewis N. Taylor Laura Carroll Roanoke Avenue T. W. Mullen ILA Girls Friendly Society Little Candidates

Church Notices and Local Visits Highlight Week

Sunday School at 9 45 led by W S Hancock with Mr W J Rowland in charge. Numerous residents travel to Norfolk Baltimore Durham and Scotland Neck for visits and business. Miss Ligon and Miss Hackney travel nearby while several take posts in local firms and colleges.

Roanoke Rapids Welcomes New Pastor Rev T H Crutchfield

Rev T H Crutchfield accepted a call to Roanoke Rapids Baptist Church arriving last week and preaching both Sunday services to a large congregation. He is staying with his family at Gatesville this week and arranging to move them here to lead the church and conduct services Sunday.

Crutchfield Roanoke Rapids Gatesville

Methodist Church Schedule and Conference Notice

Sunday School at 9 45 A M with W W Woodruff as superintendent Services at 11 A M and 7 30 P M Preaching by Pastor in morning and by Rev E M Snipes of Weldon at night Our first quarterly Conference follows the night service Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 o’clock before Teachers Training Class session

W. Woodruff E. M. Snipes Weldon

Rosemary Methodist Church Quarterly Conference Notice

Rev Charles M Lance and Rev E M Snipes will preach at Rosemary 11 A M with a 2 P M quarterly conference session on Saturday Jan 11. Official members urged to attend. Pastor will preach at Smiths 11 A M and New Hope 3 P M with a 7 30 P M service at Rosemary. A cordial welcome to all.

E. M. Snipes Rosemary Qarterly Smiths New Hope

Presbyterian Church Schedule with Rev White and Miss Thompson

The Presbyterian Church lists Rev Stanley White as pastor and Miss Julia Thompson as organist. Sunday School begins at 10 00 A M followed by Morning Service at 11 00 A M and Evening Service at 7 30 P M. A prayer meeting is held Wednesday at 7 30 P M with choir practice after.

Farmers and Women's Institutes at Aurelian Springs

In cooperation with the State Department of Agriculture the Experiment Station and Extension Service of Halifax County the Farmers and Women's Institutes will be held at Hardawee School House January 20 and 21. The programs cover soil fertility crops livestock marketing and home economics led by state and county representatives. Women are invited to join discussions on home making child feeding dress, saving food, and general housekeeping with a Q and A session. Bring notebook and pencil.

Farmers Women’s Institutes State Department of Agriculture Halifax County Aurelian Springs Hardawee School House Experiment Station Extension Service

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Jolume V Miss Vick of Seaboard Mrs. M. Rt. Viek Miss Carson Sue Watkins Manson Middleburg Annie Rowe Newton Francis Wyche Raleegh L. Long Cora Wilkins Cane Charles Annie Starks W. E. Waters Plymouth Rosemary Manufacturing Company J. P. Grizzard U.S. N J. M. Grizzard All Saints Church R. P. Beckwith U. S. Army Altimore New York T. Johnson J. A. Loftin Troy C. B. Moore Henrico Northampton County L. W. Taylor Rosemary Supply Company Miss. Matthews Mr. Howard H. E. Dobbins Emporia Briant Boykins Rosemary- Mann Weare R. L.brown Oxford Orphanage Horne Gastonia Robert Gammon Elizabeth Gammon Phoebus Doyle Cannon Raliegh F. G. Jarman and Son L. M. Long Long View Xford Sgt. Murfee France Fort Constitution N. H Fort Adams R. L Fort Adams Camp Merrit N. J R. M.S. Carpathia Halifax Glascow Scotland Clyde River Clyde Winchester la Hans St. Annyon Drst 150Th F. A Domball Regt Baccarat T. S. Crutchfield J. H. Matkins Lillian Hackney Moncure Billie Whitley Inez Ligon G. Matthews Myrtle Faison Ruth Spivey L. A. Faison Otto Hilda Faison Pleasant Hill J. B. O'Briant Mr. Francis Patterson Charlotte Lester Williams Hancock House Company Fannie Annie Taylor Sallie Saunders Seabrook Jones Camp Jackson Lee Tillery Robertson A. & E. College West Raleigh Farmers’ & Women’s Institutes
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