County Medical Society Endorses Health Work
The County Medical Society approves the county health department’s 1920 1921 budget and endorses ongoing health work. It notes total expenditures around 8700 in 1920 and 9000 in 1921 with $2650 salary for 1920 rising to 3000 in 1921, and cites a cost about 10 cents per head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
International Health Board
Medical
Paul C. Carter
Whitaker
Enfield
Smith
Scotland Neck
County Medical Society
County Health Department
H. B. Furgerson
All Saints Church Schedule and Parish Notices
Next Sunday marks Septuagesima, seventy days before Easter. Services at 7:30 A M Holy Communion, 11 A M and 7:30 P M Divine services. 9:45 A M Church School and Adults Bible Class led by Parish Visitor Mary Dake. Choir rehearsal Tuesday night Boys Club Friday night. Rector Rev Lewis v rylet. Church with Welcome.
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All Saints Church
Lewis v Rylet
Misa Mary Dake
T. W. Mullen
Presbyterian Church Service Schedule and Events
Reverend Anne White and Mr Ig a Horrives lead morning and afternoon worship at 11 00 and 5 00 daily Sunday School starts at 10 00 A M The afternoon service continues through February with a vesper organ recital by Mr Stanage all community and banners invited to attend
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Stanage
Rosemary Local Notices Honor Roll Fourth Month
Rosemary lists residents and visitors including Mr. R. L. Dickens of Halifax and Miss Margaret Kerr of Pittsburgh. Notes church addresses by Rev. O. L. Stringfield and a Shaw Jennings wedding in Weldon. School grades list students at Central and Rosemary schools with multiple names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary
R. L. Dickens
Halifax
J. E. McDougald
Raleigh
Powelltown Social Items Highlight Visitors and Millinery Move
Thursday evening showed moving pictures at South Rosemary. N L Ethridge from Hobgood visited friends. Burwell Patterson spent the weekend in Littleton. G C Putney and family of Baltimore moved to South Rosemary to open a millinery store. Anne Russell of Weldon visited her sisters. Mrs Chas Johnson improving after a month in Roanoke Rapids Hospital. High School Glee Club invited by Miss Washburn to sing for ex Governor Bickett. Mrs Butler White of Norfolk, VA, guest with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burwell Patterson
Littleton
G. C. Putney
Baltimore
South Rosemary
Anne Russell
Weldon
Medlin
Hudson
Chas, Johnson
Roanoke Rapids
Bankruptcy Filed by Duncan's Inc President A P McPherson
Mr A P McPherson president of Duncan's Inc filed voluntary bankruptcy on Monday January 17 in the district court seeking appointment of a receiver. The petition was granted and Mr B A Matthews was appointed receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. McPherson
Duncan’s, Inc
A &, District Court
B. A. Matthews
Cotton Export Move Launched In North Carolina
Delegates at the Second Annual American Cotton Association in Raleigh unanimously supported a cooperative marketing association and the Cotton Export Company. The plan aims to stabilize the domestic market by exporting surplus cotton to Europe with credit facilities and is backed by Gov Manning and several North Carolina organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
American Cotton Association
Cotton Export Company
L. 8
Tomlinson
Richard J. Manning
South Carolina
Aaron Sapiro
California Fruit Exchange
Holline Randolph
Federal Reserve
Europe
Sapiro
California
North Carolina
Hollins Rudolph
American Products Export and Import Corporation
Bankers | Export Corporation
Edge Corporation
Manning
South
Export Corporation
L. Tomlinson
State Association
Albemarne
Troy
Shelby
Rutherfordton
0. C. Maner
The
H. L C. Stevens
Export
Albemarle
American Products Export & Import Corporation
Liberty
State Agricultural Building
Cotton Export Corporation
W. P. G Harding
Federal Reserve Board
Mr. Wellborn
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
Cooperative Marketing Idea
Community Cemetery Improvement Drive Urges Public Help
A local appeal calls for all residents to support and participate in improving the cemetery. While praising the committee as capable, the notice stresses that no single group should bear the task and urges universal cooperation to put plans into action.
North Carolina Safety League Organized by Local Children
A group of Central school pupils formed the North Carolina Safety League to reduce fire waste and save lives and property in the state. Officers include Honorary President Miss Hearne, President Hattie Kearney, VP John Bell Fitzhugh, Secretary Mary Anderson, and Treasurer Grover Woodruff. The club reports two meetings with strong enthusiasm, a solo by Betty Gray Long and a Fifth Grade chorus, urging community cooperation to keep premises clear of rubbish that could spark fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Miss Hearne
Hattie Kearney
John Bell Fitzhugh
Mary Anderson
Grover Woodruff
Betty Gray Long
Fraternal Notes from Carolina Lodge No 225 II
At the regular meeting January 17 in W C W Hall Rosemary N C the Second Degree was conferred on a class. The degree team did splendid work and many attended. Members urged to attend January 24 for important lodge business. The lodge aims for stronger degree work and a lodge in every North Carolina town.
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Carolina Lodge No
W. C. W. Hall Rosemary N. C
Grana Lodge
North Carolina
Special Musical Instructor At Rosemary Church
Prof. R. L. Milam of Atlanta conducts a vocal and instrumental course at Rosemary Methodist Church. He has been in Rosemary all week and will stay for another week with nightly classes at 7:30. A special program is planned next Sunday night under his direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Milam
Atlanta
Rosemary Methodist Church
Milam
Rosemary
Boy burns arm in cooking accident at Wil liamston home
Sunday morning four year old Benjamin Hopkins son of Mrs Sam Getsinger of Williamston, visiting at Mrs F M Shute’s home, fell against a stove and overturned boiling water on his left arm and side. Medical aid was secured quickly and the child is getting patent well as could be expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Hopkins
Sam Getsinger
Williamston
F. M. Shute
Roanoke Rapids Personal and Local Items
Local brief listing residents and visitors with movements to and from Roanoke Rapids. Names include A A Meeder Norlina F C Williams Richmond Lewis N Taylor Raleigh Job Taylor Masons Millie Pearson Enfield Addye Williams Susie Allsbrook Mortsmouth Kelly Jenkins Chapel Hill Elger Bolton Rich Square W E Bryant Rich Square Jack Lipecombe Norfolk S J Bounds Lena Rivers Meta Jones J R Moore Wilmington L B Jones Tarboro Louis Grimmer B Marks Richmond L C Witherspoon Wilson Louise Bain Greensboro CW Duke Duncan Clayton Raleigh Jim Coppege Raleigh Mattie Rice Oxford E B Glover W H Tracey Littleton Lula Jackson J L Patterson E B Glover Raleigh J R Rhem Jobh Fitzhugh Garysburg Chas S Stanage Akers Daytona Nat Ed Convention Apex Milicent Wilkinson Norfolk Dorothy Humphreys Beckley N B Smoot Smoot Rev Stanley White Houston pulpit supplies for absences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis N. Taylor
Raleigh
Job Taylor
North Carolina
Rosemary Banking and Trust Holds Stockholders Meeting
The Rosemary Banking and Trust Company stockholders elected a six percent dividend, added W. L. Manning and L. B. Cannon to the board, and boosted surplus to 6000 dollars. Officers were reelected and Charlena Hart named assistant cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Banking and Trust Company
W. L. Manning
L. 8. Cannon
Charlena Hart
G. L Hayes, Jr
F. G. Jarman
W. T. Councill
Freckles Dramatic Version at Peoples Theatre Roanoke Rapids
The Peoples Theatre Roanoke Rapids presents the first production of Freckles a stage dramatization of Gene Stratton Porter's story An elaborate Broadway Amusement Co tour features a strong cast with music by Anatol Friedland and a noted Woodland Fantasy sequence The production runs Tuesday night January 25 not a motion picture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples Theatre
Roanoke Rapids
Neil Twoney
Gene Stratton- Porter
Broadway Amusement Co
Freckles
Anatol Friedland
Community Recreation Talk Set at PTA Meeting
A special Parent-Teachers Association meeting is arranged for Thursday evening January 27 with Dr. E. C. Lindeman of the North Carolina College for Women delivering the address on community recreation. He is a noted authority on the topic and will also address teachers in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teachers Association
EC. Lindeman
North Carolina College For Women
Lindeman
Dr. Lindeman
Cheer Up Mabel Draws Big Crowd at Peoples Theatre
The play Cheer Up Mabel was presented at the Peoples Theatre to a large audience last night. The company’s overall strength surpassed that of the Dardanella cast, and a jeweled walkway introduced for the show enhanced the entertainment’s impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel
Peoples Theatre
Local residents travel for business and visits
Vices held regularly, Mr. F. M. Coburn has been in New York this week on business. Mr. E B. Love has returned from a visit to Miami, Fla. Messrs. S. M. Gary and R. L. Dickens were in town Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Marks
R. Manning
Richmond
L. GC. Witherspoon
Wilson
F. M. Coburn
New York
E B. Love
Miami
Pla
S. M. Gary
R. L. Dickens
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Presbyterian Church
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Ig A Horrives
8. S. Sut
Maragret Kerr
Pittsburg, Pa
F. M. Brown
R. L. Jenkins, Jr
Columbia
D. C
F. M. Cralle
C. H. Knight
Easton
Lee Wheedon
Tarboro
Ralph M. Snell
Mittineague
Mass
Will S. Montgomery
Aulander
W. C. Williams
H. S. Favor
Providence, RI
8. Miller
Annie Medlin
R. D. Jenkins
Shaw- Jennings
E. £. Giles
Lynchburg
R. W. Rawls
Rocky Mount
Mary Duke
Washington, N. C
A. F. Batts
Scotland
Neck
O. L. Stringfield
Kings Creek
Bethlehem
Clyde H. Satterwhite
Chase City
E. Lynn
Henry F. Bickerstaff
Floyd Bell
Virginia
C. F. Ogletree
R. L. Milan
B.T. Mecham
Petersburg
C. A. Williams
Margaret Kerr
Pittsburg
Mabel Brasswell
Grace Brown
Nellie Crutchfield
Ruby Woodruff
Harvey Speight
Fred Vaughan
Eula Collier
Hazel Cobb
Maude Jones
Josey Moore
Eulalie Robertson
Mamie Sheffield
Alma Vaughan
Half Bain
Josephine Hege
Eva Sadler
Rosa Pearson
Thelma Mills
Norfleet Vick
William Jack
Ruth Mason
Central School
Catherine Hutchinson
Roy Langley
James Womble
Mary Dixon
Essie Wayne
Mathins
Henry Love
Doris Tippett
Alice Pope
Gladys Downing
Mary Virginia Gentry
Mista Hudson
Mary Alma Coltrane
Mary Gibson
Audrey Hardy
Nannie May Lovings
Lois Outland
Jackson Pulley
Lota Woodard
Bessie May Aycock
John Hoy Bryant
Dorothy Crutchfield
Ophelia Daniel
Hilda Hines
Odell Smith
Ethel Harris
Ruth Allen
Helen Jenkins
Maybell Moseley
Leadie White
Rosemary School
Grizella Cameron
Bright Burnette
Jesse Brown
Clyde Greene
Benjamin Howard
Irene Cox
Marion Lee Fanney
Fostene Kelly
Rowena Vaughn
Harry Harps
Lewis Moore
Herbert Moore
Carlton Taylor
Elmer Daniel
Elora Kendrick
James Manly Daniel
Julian Hale
Gilbert Jardon
Elmer Starke
Daisy Harriss
Annie May Odell
Rosalee Faison
Arline Batton
Florence Carr
Beula
Powelltown
Moving Picture
N. L. Ethridge
Hobgood
Mrs. Butler White
Norfolk, Va
North Carolina Safety League
Rosemary M. £. Church
A. A. Meeder
Norlina
F.C. Williams
Jack Lipecombe
Norfolk
J. Bounds
Lena Rivers
Meta Jones
J R. Moore
Wilmington
Rev. L. B. Jones
T. C. Fisher
Louis Grimmer
Louise Bain
Is Greensboro
Duke Duncan
Clayton
Jim Coppege
Mattie Rice
Oxford
E. B. Glover
W. H. Tracey
Lula Jackson
J. L. Patterson
J. R. Rhem
Jobh Fitzhugh
Garysburg
Chas. S. Stanage
A. E. Akers
Daytona
Flato
J. T. Stainback
Apex
Milicent Wilkinson
Dorothy Humphreys
Beckley
W. Va
Mary Susan Humphreys
Nannie Smoot
Smoot
J. W., Smoot
Stanley White
W. M. White
Houston
Texas
Rosemary Banking & Trust Company
E. C. Lindeman
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