Paul Whitfield Captured at Last
Paul Whitfield was captured after being placed under a bond set at 1220 dollars. The case details indicate the bond amount and custody status.
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Paul Whitfield
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Newspaper
Roanoke Rapids Herald
Location
Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1917
Page
1
Roanoke Rapids Fetes Fourth Amid Patriotism Across County
Roanoke Rapids and Halifax County observed the Glorious Fourth with parades from Scotland Neck Enfield Roanoke Rapids and Weldon. Judge Albert L. Cox of Raleigh and Taske Polk of Warren spoke on patriotism and duty while Red Cross efforts supported relief work and the county Defense Council organized committees for war service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax County
Halifax County Council of Defense
Halifax
Logan
Scotland Neck
Enfield
Roanoke Rapids
Weldon
R. C. Dunn
Defense Council
W. E. Daniel
Albert L. Cox
Raleigh
Judge Cox
France
Tasker Polk
Warren
Carolina
Mr. Polk
Lieut. Dickens
Louisburg Company
N.w National Guard
National Guard
Council of Defense
Boy Scouts
Red Cross
Fibre Board Stiffens forfeit over amateur Halifax crowd
Roanoke Fibre Board players report that Halifax Paper Corporation’s amateur team forfeited the championship game scheduled for the Fourth. The Fibre Board squad claimed that Halifax grew cold feet during heavy practice and preparation and feared the game would not smell right for them. The result was a nine to nothing for the Fibre Board, with Halifax free to explain the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke Fibre Board Company
Halifax Paper Corporation
Fibre Board
Halifax
Bridge Party Honors Miss Shelton Zollar at Exchange Hotel
Miss Catherine Eagleton hosted a charming bridge party last Saturday morning from 10 to 12 at the Exchange Hotel. The porch tables were decorated with flowers, refreshments were served, and guest list included Miss Shelton Zollar of Elizabeth City and several local ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Eagleton
Exchange Hotel
Shelton Zollar
Elizabeth City
Nannie Lawrence
Ryder
W. B. Watson
J. A. Loftin
Irene Cannon
Charlena Hart
Grace Watson
Ye Porter
Elmyra Jenkins
Alice Hockaday
Jurors Named for August Halifax Superior Court
The Livrary publishes the juror list for the August term of Halifax Superior Court. First Week jurors include J. A. Neville B. F. Powell W. S. Royster B. W. Hall Sam Hoffman H. P. Robinson and others. Second Week jurors include L. L. Braswell J. W. White Frank Armstrong E. L. Lee and remaining names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax Superior
B. Y. Harris
J. M. Knight
C. M. Anderson
H. Roberson
W. T. Kidd
A. H. Johnson
C.T. Lawrence
A. J. Whitehead, Jr
W. Whitehead
C. F. Marks
Matt Cook
Wm Cheek
R. D. Wilson
C. A.harris
A. E. Akers
M.S. Mountcastle
Frank Branch
N. J. Bury
D. R. Anderson
H. EB. Dobbin
L. L. Braswell
J. W. White
Frank Armstrong
E. L. Lee
W. F. Butterworth
A. J. Jones
J. B. Bell
I. T. Johnson
J. T. Phillips
J. W. Thompson
Y. A. Spivey
L.S
Camp Fire Girls Host Delightful Town Hall Benefit Dance
Local Camp Fire Girls held a benefit dance in the Town Hall last Friday evening. Rosemary Concert Band provided music, attendees enjoyed the evening with the girls and their managers, refreshments were served, and the chapter realized a neat sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Fire
Rosemary
Camp Fire Girls
Sunday Church Services Schedule and Conference
Sunday School begins at 9 45 with W W Woodruff as superintendent. Morning sermon at 11 on The Christian Life vs Com promise. Evening service at 8 features a church conference. All members and visiting visitors urged to attend.
Presbyterian Church Services Notice
Presbyterian Church Stanley White pastor D T Caldwell presiding. Stated supply. Sunday School 9 45 supervised by J F Welsh. Morning preaching 11 00 and evening 8 00. Morning subject The Worshippers. Evening subject The City of Authority. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 00 P M. You are cordially invited to attend these services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.F. Welsh
City of Authority
Baptist Church Revival Plans with Trueblood as Pastor
Baptist Church announces regular services at 11:00 A M and 8:00 P M with Rev C H Trueblood as pastor. Sunday School at 9:45 A M led by W S Hancock. Ladies Aid circles meet Sunday at 3 30. Cottage prayer meeting Monday. Revival slated for the third Sunday in September with an evangelist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Hancock
Ladies Aid Society
Chautauqua Starts Next Monday in Local Tent
The third annual Chautauqua opens next Monday afternoon behind vacant Lois space beside the Presbyterian Church. Edward F. Miller, local superintendent and former New Hampshire legislator, will meet guarantors Saturday at 7 30 P M in the mayor s office. The program includes the McKinnie Opera Company Peter MacQueen on European war and a full cast of The Old Homestead plus the Chimes of Normandy and a Future of Europe lecture by Percy Alden of Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wineriste
McKinnie Operatic Company
Peter MacQueen
Normandy
Percy Alden
Europe
Presbyterian Church
Roanoke Rapids
Edward F. Miller
New Hampshire
Miller
Rosemary Personal and Local Items
Mrs R W Jordan and children of Norfolk arrive for a few days visit. R M Sanders spends weekend in Henderson with friends and relatives. C A Lyerly after days spends in Danville and Spray with friends then returns home. J B Gee of Henderson in town on business. Mrs J L Britt and children return home after extended visit in Newsoms Virginia. R A Light of Heathsville in town on business. J J Cox spends days in Richmond on business. R G Brown spends Wednesday in Enfield with family. Rosemary Baptist Church program by Sunday School children draws large audience. Miss Sallie Munford returns to Petersburg after visit. W T Parker of Weldon in town on business. L H Query leaves for Charlotte for vacation. Miss Alena Clemmer of Dallas visiting sister Mrs S D Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Patterson
Ashville
D. C. Stronach
Richmond
C. A. Lyerly
Danville
Spray
J. B. Gee
Henderson
J. L. Britt
Newsoms
Rosemary Baptist Church
Men's Tuesday Night Bible Class Forms Local Group
The men's Tuesday night Bible class at Roanoke Rapids Baptist Church grows and shows gratifying results. About three members attend, organized like a Baraca group with H. M. Hudson as president and J. L. Langston as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Hudson
J. L. Langston
J. H. Kennernaip
A. H. Horne
W. R. Hamilton
H. G. McDonald
Baraca
Roanoke Rapids Baptist Church
Chautauqua Parade Seeks Car Owners for Decorated Ride
Mr W H Hancock chairman requests all residents with cars to join the Chautauqua Parade at two this Monday. Parade forms at Second Street and Roanoke Avenue and decorated vehicles are urged for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8. Hancock
Chautauqua
Second Street
Roanoke Avenue
Rosemary Mill Employees Picnic at Rosemary Factory Park
A mammoth Fourth of July picnic and field day honored Rosemary Manufacturing Company workers. at the Rosemary park enormous ice cream lemonade oranges and bananas were served. A baseball game and other exercises added to the celebration watched by Roanoke Rapids post office staff and named local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Manufacturing Company
Rosemary
Cises
Roanoke Rapids
W. R. Andrews, Jr
George W. Buckner
Jesse King
Jno
W. Llewellyn
T. W. Mull
Mr. Andrews
Yards and Gardens Awarded in Roanoke Mills Contests
Prizes awarded for vegetables and flower gardens show record quality with first prize to W. J. Cherry and top yard honors to Mrs. W. J. Cherry. Judges Rev. C. H. Trueblood and Messrs. Proctor and Stainback praised uniform excellence across Roanoke Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke Mills
Rev. C.H. Trueblood
Messrs
A.M. Proctor
J. T. Stainback
W. J. Cherry
Cleve Thorington
P. W. Pearson
D. N. Mabry
R. O. Bray
P.T. Taylor
Henry Taylor
L. M. Strickland
Rufus Hux
John Connor
Peter Hux
J. F. Layton
R. M. Powell
J. H. Hines
P. O. Riggan
W. E Britt
J. W. Womble
Advertised Mail Unclaimed Names Listed at Office
The following list of mail remains unclaimed in this office and will be held fifteen days before forwarding to the division of dead letters in Washington DC. William C. Bass, Miss Sis Brown, Mr. Gee, Coward, Miss Mamie Duncan, Mr. A. W. Garrett, Mr. John Luzader, Mr. I. C. Moses, Mr. J. K. Rook, Miss Pearlie Taylor, Mr. Walt Brown, Miss Mary Deberry, Mrs. Lucy Evans, Annie Hillard, Mr. D. E. Medlin, Mr. Willie W. Perce, Mr. S. W. Rickman, Mr. Jas H. Cullins, Mr. C. E. Darden, Mr. Charlie Green, Mr. J. B. Joyner, Mr. M. Moore, Mr. J. G. Pollard, Mrs. J. E. Thompson. When calling for above list please mention advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
William C. Bass
Sis Brown
Gee, Coward
Mamie Duncan
A. W. Garrett
John Luzader
I. C. Moses
J. K. Rook
Pearlie Taylor
Walt Brown
Mary Deberry
Lucy Evans
Annie Hillard
D. E. Medlin
Willie W. Perce
S. W. Rickman
Jas H. Cullins
C. E. Darden
Charlie Green
J. B. Joyner
M. Moore
J. G. Pollard
J. E. Thompson
Infant Baby Matthews Dies at Rosemary July 8
Baby Matthews Bernard Drewey Matthews aged 14 months, son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Matthews, died at home in Rosemary on July 8 after a lasting illness. The remains were taken to Rock's Church near Lawrenceville for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Drewey Matthews
Herbert Matthews
Rosemary
Rock's Church
Lawrenceville
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George Savage, Jr
Norfolk
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J. P, Jr
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W. P. Taylor
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Louise Bain
Greensboro
Edwin Dixon
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Durham
North Carolina Dental Society
J. Naiman
Sadie Stateman
Kinston
B. Marks
Lucile
Lucy Clements
Garysburg
Rives Manning
Dr. P. Fields
Panacea
E. B. Glover
Rosa Hodger
Star S.C
Canning Club
Jim Loftin
Whitakers
W. C. Williams
Fred Englehiman
Suffolk
K. Jenkins
E. M. Perkins
Nannie Peel
Bernice
Purdy
Josephine Tillery
J. W. Robertson
Rocky Mount
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Ruby Lee
T. J. St. Sing
N. M. Harrison
Mr. Swarranger
Harmony
Nesh County
G. H. Rush
Little Son
LeGrange
Oregon
J. W. Smoot
Job Taylor
North
J. Bounds
A. Wyche
Presbyterian Aid Society
W. B. Moore
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Della Stephens
Marvin Collier
Mahorn
Wed- Aurelian Springs
Nesday
Panacea Springs
Bridge Party
Bulletin
Livrany
Jury
Lois
R. W. Jordan and Children
R. M. Sanders
R. A. Light
Heathsville
J. J. Cox
R. G. Brown
W. A. White
Kelford
W.T. Parker
L. H. Query
Charlotte
Alena Clemmer
Dallas
8. D. Brown
Rosemary Mill
Mrs. Cherry
Baby Matthews
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