Rosemary Local Items and Jail Inmates
Community notes from Rosemary list residents and visitors including R D Jenkins traveling to Chapel Hill for child welfare training, Angelyn Alexander arriving from Scotland Neck to work at Rosemary Mfg cannery, and several locals visiting Hampton Newport News and Virginia Beach. Jail story reports Chief Dobbins breaking up loafers, five men charged with burglary and receiving stolen goods, with bonds set at 500 dollars and one for indecent exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. King
Gasburg
T. M. Jenkins
Hampton
Newport News
W. E. Matthews
Jackson Street
H. G. Coleman
Boykins
Rosemary Mfg. Company
H. G. Goodman
Petersburg
H. L. Bell
Halifax
L. G. Shell
Dobbins
Eugene Martin
Martin
Richard Harrison
Will Ingram
John Blackwell
S. A.L
Harrison
Marrie Mills
Navy Pictures Exhibited Here at Halifax Court Notice
Navy recruiting display toured Halifax County with a moving picture screen near Glover building showing navy life. Separate notices announce dissolution of marriage actions in the Halifax Superior Court with August trial terms and required appearances for Mamie Gardner vs Charlie Gardner and others, dated June 29, 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Glover
J. H. Cranwell
North Carolina
Halifax County
Mamie Gardner
Charlie Gardner
Superior Court
Halifax
N. C
Prices Rise and Fall Echo 1860s Trends in 19th Century Analysis
An analysis of wholesale and retail prices and wages from 1860 to 1872 shows cycles similar to modern conditions with a peak in 1864 and a postwar drop, followed by a seven year downtrend leading to the 1872 levels just before a panic. The piece cautions that frugal investments and government securities may stabilize finances once turbulence ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Loan Organization
Fifth Federal Reserve District
Richmond
University of North Carolina summer school expands activity
Attendance nears 1200 as UNC summer school enters its second week. North Carolina teachers and regular college students fill courses, with institutes planned through September and a first in state public welfare program. Family, social work, and civic leaders attend sessions, while music and drama projects draw local talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of North Carolina Summer School
Chapel Hill
North Carolina
University
Southern
Red Cross
National Child Welfare Association
Ira D. Hasbrouch
Chambers of Commerce
Boards of Trade
Service Institute
W. A. Crosby
Community — Service Bureau
School of Public Welfare
Roland F. Beasley
Clarence Johnson
Harry G. Newman
State Board
Powell
Paul J. Weaver
Williams Breach
Winston-Salem
Frederick Koch
Carolina Playmakers
Miss Race
Iriswold
Theatre’ Workshop
New York
All Saints Church Announces Weekend Services and Meetings
All Saints Episcopal Church Roanoke Avenue led by Rev. Lewis N. Taylor invites parishioners to Fifth Sunday after Trinity services at 11 and 8 with sermons. T W Mullen oversees church school and Bible class at 11. board of stewards meets Monday at 8 PM. Womat Missionary Society meets Tuesday 8 PM. Prayer Meeting Wednesday 3 PM. Public welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Saints Church
Episcopal
Lewis N. Taylor
Roanoke Avenue
Leonardo Andrea
Trinity
T. W. Mullen
Board of Stewards
Womat Missionary Society
Methodist Church announces Rev Eugene C Few pastor
Sunday July 4 1920 services listed with Sunday School at 945 AM led by M W V Woodroof superintendent. preaching at 11 AM on My Declaration of Independence. sermon at 2 PM titled A Man on Fire. General services fee one dollar. Welcome to true worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. V. Woodroof
Armon
Halifax County Primary Elections Notice 1920
The Halifax County Board of Elections announces a second primary to nominate officers not chosen in the June 5 1920 vote. Voting will occur at fixed precincts on Saturday July 3 1920 with morning and evening services preceding, and a preparatory service for communion. Chairman Whit A Johnston signs the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
County Board
Halifax County
Gregory’s
Halfax County
North Carolina
Whit. A. Johnston
Sanitary laws to be rapidly enforced in state wide check
State health board elevates inspections to enforce sanitary privy construction amid typhoid and cholera fears. Laurinburg Spring Hope Jamesville Robersonville Plymouth Henderson Nashville Norwood visited. three Henderson property owners pled guilty with 30 day suspended judgments. Norwood six owners convicted for lacking sanitary privies. R. B. Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
Health Department
Laurinburg
Spring Hope
Jamesville
Robersonville
Plymouth
Henderson
Nashville
Norwood
R. B. Wilson
Ex Soldiers Entitled Under New Law to Aid and Pensions
Attention to all ex soldiers of the War with Spain and those in the Philippine Insurrection or China relief expedition with widows. The late Congress passed laws for the trust interest of this class. Send name and address to Walter Buchanan, National Aid-de-Camp, Army and Navy Union, Route 2, Louisa, Va., for full advice. Prompt action may save money as pensions commence from claim filing. Buchanan is a member of General Nelson A. Miles Camp No. 1 and President's own Garrison No. 104 and will assist comrades. Write him and enclose a stamp for reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
China
Congress
Walter 9. Buchanan
National Aid
Army and Navy Union
Route 2
Louisa
Buchanan
Nelson A. Miles
Roanoke Rapids and Rosemary Bands to Debut New Uniforms
The Roanoke Rapids and Rosemary bands thank Mr S I Patterson for new summer uniforms to be worn at the concert in Roanoke Rapids Park. The event on July 4 features a ready band stand and seating for several hundred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke Rapids
Rosemary
S. I. Patterson
Roanoke Rapids Park
Two Local Teams Fall In Six-Run Defeats Last Saturday
Rosemary and Roanoke Rapids both lost after a bad day on the diamond. Rocky Mount visitors plated six runs in one inning as Woodland edged Rosemary and Roanoke Rapids, with a string of miscues and a few hits shaping the early game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary
Roanoke Rapids
Rocky Mount
Woodland
Woodmen of the World host ice cream supper
Mr J M Taylor led a pleasant ice cream supper for the local Woodmen of the World camp in their eat rooms last Monday evening. The Episcopal Church ladies will hold an ice cream supper in Rosemary Park Saturday night with public invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Taylor
Woodmen of the World
Ladies of the Episcopal Church
Rosemary
Sunday visitors and local exchanges in Powelltown
Mr. Robert Merritt left Sunday for Norfolk. Miss Annie Hockaday of Bolling visited Miss Lottie Hudson. Mr. Major Morris of Rocky Mount is in town visiting friends. Mr. Robert Medlin of Durham, and Mr. Eugene Ethridge of Hobgood spent weekends with relatives. Mrs. John Dickens and family of Norfolk visit Mrs. L. A. Dickens. Powelltown features Annie Toppins and Virginia visiting Mrs. A. G. Medling. Misses Iola and Annie Bell Gray in Norfolk. Nellie Luter hosts friends. Moody heads to Norfolk Hospital. several local visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Drug Co
J. E. Cox
Roanoke Avenue
M. G. Jenkins
Clyde Taylor
J. £. Dobbin
Rocky Mount
N.C
Baptist Church
D. A. Culbreth
Clinton
Chas
Annie Hockaday
Bolling
Lottie Hudson
Major Morris
Robert Medlin
Durham
Eugene Ethridge
Hobgood
Mr. Pepper
Littleton
John Dickens
Norfolk
L. A. Dickens
Nathorn Ethridge
Eula Hodgens
Scotland Neck
Annie Toppins
Virginia
Richmond
A. G. Medling
M. A. Daniel
Petersburg
Moody
Norfolk Hospital
Iola
Annie Bell
Gray
Nellie Luter
J. E. Luter
Marvin Starks
L. A. Hudson
L. W. Clements
P. C. Duncan
Clayton
Will Duncan
Newport News
Addye Williams
C. E. Matthews, Jr
Asheville
S. F. Patterson
J. S. Massenburg
National Loan & Insurance Company
Lucille Smith
Weldon
G. D. Shell
R. E. Shell
Annie Taylor
South Hill
F. M. Coburn
Baltimore
William Jackson
Francis Wyche
Camp Sapphire
Alice Hockaday
Ethel Leatherwood
Enfield
Fourth of July Celebration in Roanoke Rapids Park
The Rose Mary Roanoke Rapids combined bands of forty musicians plan a July 4 concert at the Park starting 3 30 p m. The program includes marches overtures waltzes and patriotic pieces with director Rosemary Whitely. Many local residents are noted as spending weekends away or visiting relatives in nearby towns and cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke Rapids
Rosemary
Parcel Post Sale At Tabor Church Benefit
The Ladies of Tabor Church plan a parcel post sale at the School House Monday July 6 at 8:30 o'clock to raise funds for the new church. Local residents including F M Coburn, W Jackson, F Wyche, and R E Shell were noted visiting or traveling, with several others staying locally for weekend visits and business trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie M. Clements
Roland Coker
Garysburg
Roger Warren
Haillie Stokes
Blackstone
J. H. Harrison
Coleman
Emporia
A.E. Akers
Elouise Thompson
Tabor Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. D. Jenkins
Sarah
Lillian Bell Jenkins
Hampton and
Newport News, Va
G. B. Grissom
Jeff Palmer
Charlotte
Virginia Beach
C. F. Ogletree
Noonoke Junction
W. G. Thompson
Stanitorium
W. F.’. Joyner
Detroit Mich
All Saints Episcopal Church
B.C. Harrell
Univesity
C. J. Levengood
R. F. Jenkins, Jr
Columbia
Haiipax County
R M. Pippin, Jr
Court House
Said County
Ill
Eee
A.D
L. Clark
University News Letter
Rosemary Methodist Church
Coleridge
MR. J. M. Taylor
Robert Merritt
Powelltown
Viola King
Norine Cranwell
Lessie Bray
Ocean View
PART
National Emblem
Bagley
Empyrean
Hayes
Burials
Myers
Santa Rosa
Kiefer
King
Bigelow
Indiana State Band
Array
Overture
Inspiration
Waltz
Kittiwake
Arcadia
Laing
The
Wenvich
Whiteley
Pest M Owens
Rosemary R. Whitely
Roanoke Rapids Band
Messrs
Elliot Love
Bruce Tillery
J. Butts Dickens
Murch Raybon
Lumberton
Beadie Clark
F.C. Williams
Franklin
F. F. Patterson
Raleigh
Mina Smoot
Massey Business College
W. G. Lynch
Graham
Oxford
Julia Harry
Philadelphia
Ruth Clark
J. Frank West
Tillery Roberson
U.S. Navy
Othar Smith
Cedartown
Ed Woodruff
Lewis Spivey
James Lewis
Rehoboth
Mike Faison
Mary
Dallas Reaves
W. D. Tillery
W. S. Hancock and Sons
Joseph and
Allen
Junius Wrenn
Vulture
W. S. Hancock
Mrs. Bullock
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