Ninth Series Roanoke Valley League Sees Tight Games
Patterson Mills defeats Roanoke Mills 3 to 2 in ten innings while Roanoke Rapids edges Rosemary 3 to 0 as weather interrupts play. Hilliard and Micelle debut a department. remarks praise Hughes, Floyd, and Teague with broad league observations.
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Patterson Mills
Roanoke Mills
Storm
Roanoke Rapids
Rosemary
Pet. Rosemary
Noke Mills H
Noke Rapids
Patterson Mi Rosemary
Vinioke Rapids
Roanoke Rapids, Rosemary, and
Rebel-Yankee Clan Narrowly Misses Victory in Extra Innings
A neck and neck game extended to the tenth inning with two base hits by Teague and others. Pace allowed hits while Snotherly excelled in the field and outfield support. The Roanoke Rapids Board of Trade schedules its monthly meeting for Monday night July 6 at 8:00 in the Mayor’s office urging member turnout.
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Terson Mills
Teague
Edwards
Patterson
Mills
Hughes Reave
Hays
Patterson Mills
Purcell
Grimmer
Fitts Ham
Welsh
Reapiteher
Kelly
Ad Noke Mills
Davis
W. Grimmer
Rapids
Floyd
Smith Barr
C. Grimmer
Barr
Hughes
Lloyd
Bennett
Smith
Edmondson
Hitches
Parker
Gordon
Cushingr
Barber
Dobbins
Hilliard
Brown
Patterson and Smith
Brown Mills
Ferrell
B. Taylor
H. Fitts
Roanoke Mills
H. Cherry
Fitts
Pace
W. Cherson Mills
Pitts
Rosemary
Cunningham
Morthe Ra
Mosher
Taylor
Cushing
Towe
Smith Ferrell
Roanoke
Mugh
Edmonds
Son
Hayes
Hughes Ing Patterson Mills
Snotherly
Yankee Clan
Rosemary Cunningham
J. HL Kelly
Thickens
Buffalo
Panacca
Porrell
Siiiland
Boe
Purell
Roanoke Rapids
McAlister
Beaver Floyd
Bo Ene
Minnie Hopkins Smith
Easie Buchannon
W. E. Hughes
Byrne
F M. Shute
Mercer
J. H.thickens
Gentry
Danae
Will Dunphes Wale
Welch
Boses
Board of Trade of
Roanoke Rapids Township
R. L. Tower
Sec'y-Treas
Board of Trade
R. B. Shell Company
Advt
Miller story on Mark Truitt tops Pittsburgh politics
Henry Russell Miller the Pittsburgh lawyer novelist returns with The Ambition of Mark Truitt a story of social and industrial Pittsburgh praised as stronger than his earlier works The Man Higher Up and His Rise to Power The piece notes Miller s fascination with the steel industry and the mill town milieu while the office also lists unclaimed mail with several names and addresses challenging to read
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Henry Russell Miller
Pittsburgh
Mark Truitt
Sorial
Muller
Meira
Hia
Mark ‘Ruite
Ambition of Mark Truitt Praised Across Papers
A portrait of Mark Truitt praised for forceful, sane ambition with noted meat and backbone. Critics compare his arc to James Lane Allen while highlighting vivid touches on women's loves and his final contentment in fulfilled ambition.
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James Lane Allen
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Mark
Chicago Examiner
Longtime Roanoke Rapids Resident George Fitts Dies
Roanoke Rapids mourns George Collins Fitts a longtime public servant and church member born October 15 1849 in Warren County He served as Warren County sheriff for six years and as a Roanoke Rapids city official for over a decade He died after two and a half years of illness and left a wife nine children and siblings Capt FM Witts of Rocky Mount and Mary Fitts of Ridgeway among survivors The funeral was held at Warrenton with interment in Scotland Neck Rev R A McFarland officiating Also noted’ Mrs M F Pierce aged 79 died at the Womble home in Roanoke Rapids after a long illness and was connected with Conocanary Church since age sixteen She married John Cochran and later Rice B Pierce leaving two daughters Mrs J W Womble and Mrs Olivia Staton She is buried in Scotland Neck.
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George Collins Fitts
Roanoke Rapids
Mr. Fitts
Warren County
North Carolina
Warren Coun
Wits
Fitts
Capt
Witts
Rocky Mount
Mary Fitts
Ridgeway
N. C
S. R
Tyson
Durham
N.C
R. M. Wits
Hallshoro
V. T. Lamm
Wilson
George Collins Mitts
Hoe Oliver
Prank
Nathan
William Fitts
Roanoke Royds
Methodist Church
Woodmen of the World
Warrenton
M. F. Pierce
J. W. Womble
Second Street
Card of Thanks for Roanoke Rapids Community Support
The Fitts family expresses deep gratitude for kindness during their father’s illness and for the sympathy shown at his death in Roanoke Rapids. Mrs Pattie A. Fitts and Children.
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Roanoke Rapids
Pattie A. Fitts
Rosemary church revival closes after ten days
The Rosemary Baptist Church revival services end Monday night after ten days of preaching by Rev. M. P. Davis of Aulander New York. Community members including Mrs. Ben Cullom and Miss Emma Smith are noted as visiting relatives and friends. The Rosemary Concert Band received new uniforms and will perform in the park, and the Rosemary Library notes added fiction volumes bringing total to about six hundred.
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W. C. Bass
Rosemary
Gertrude Bal Miwood
Ch.wards
Lady Flemmings
Rosemary Baptist Church
M. P. Davis
Aulander
N. Y
R. L. Wood
Richmond Va
Rom Wood
Ben Cullom
Bertie County
M. Thompson
Panacea Springs
Mr. Thompson
J. M. Davis
Rosemary Park
Addie Belle Gammons
Peari Powell
Hampton Va
Thos. M. Jenkins
Rosemary Library and Teading Room Association
Bible Society of the Methodist Church
Roanoke Rapids
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Roanoke Valley League
Messrs. Hilliard and Micelle
Hero Mills
Herry
Caron
Rosemaryard
Littleton
Perkins
Cherry
Perkins and Harrison
Cherry and Purcell
Suet Ambition
Minneapolis Tribune
Emma Smith
Halifax
Mrs. Willis Smith
W. C. Thompson
Spartanburg
Converse 8. C
Chesnee, N
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Barb Stupio
J. G. Butts
West Point
W. F. Horner
Mrs. Morris
Boston
Mass
EB. L. Thompson
W. O.thompson
Norfolk
Zebulon N
J. T. Stainback
Henderson
Webber
Philadelphia
Rosemary Mfg Co
Sadie Harrell
Hobgood N. C
Bessie Dorsey
P. L. Hazlewood
Graham, N.C
P. V. Matthews
F. ©. Hege
Patterson Mill
Halifax Paper Corporation
Beaver Board Company
Shell Co
Slit
E. Admondson
Hobgood
Oak City
Pinetops
Mrs. W. $. Batton
Tarboro
H. £. Dobbins
Halifax County
J. A. House
C. A. Lyerly
Robert Gay
Emporia, Va
L. F. Brewer
J. B. Vinson
N. W. Pearson
Portsmouth
Miss Pearson
Coffield
Raleigh
J. H. Thickens
The
Misa Minnie Hopkins
Mrs. L. Grimmer
Misa Lessie Buchannon
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