Wrenn Squires Tie The Knot In All Saints Church
Mr Junius R Wrenn of Roanoke Rapids and Miss Annie M Squires of Near Vulture Northampton County were married Friday at four in All Saints Episcopal Church with Rev Lewis N Taylor officiating. They will live with Mr and Mrs E B Glover for now. Mr Wrenn works for Virginia Carolina Furniture Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junius R. Wrenn
Roanoke Rapids
Annie M. Squires
Near Vulture
Northhampton County
All Saints (Episcopal
Lewis N. Taylor
Evangelist McLendon to Lead Rosemary Campaign Tent Set for 4000
Evangelist B F McLendon known as Cyclone Mack will launch an evangelistic campaign in Rosemary with a 4000 seat tent on Roanoke Avenue and 10th Street. The opening service is Sunday at 4 PM led by Mrs C L Steidler with 8 PM services. McLendon arrives Monday the 12th to take charge, aided by Mrs Steidler Prof Canell and others. The aim is a union meeting across Rosemary Roanoke Rapids and nearby communities, inviting pastors to cooperate and form a choir of several hundred for daily four and eight o clock services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. McLendon
Cyclone Mack
Rosemary
Roanoke Avenue
10Th Street
C. L. Steidler
McLendon
Steidler
Canell
Carroll
Fred” R. Seibert
Seibert
Roanoke Rapids
Chas. M. Lance
Miss Hockaday Entertains Methodist Choir Friends
Miss Alice Hockaday hosted the Methodist Choir and guests on Tuesday evening from 8 30 to 10 30. Miss Hockaday sang beautiful songs with Miss Julia Thompson at the piano. Thompson won a candy prize in a musical contest. Refreshments of sandwiches and ice tea were served by Hockaday Leatherwood and Rivers Jones. Attendees included Mrs J M Jackson and Mrs L Powell plus several others and their daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Hockaday
Methodist
Julia Thompson
Ethel Leatherwood
Lena Rivers Jones
Luter
J.M. Jackson
E.C. Few
L. Powell
J. L. Price
Coburn
Lula Williams
Susie Humphreys
Vivian Edmonds
Julia Thom Lena Rivers Jones
Free Bridge By September 1 1920
Halifax and Northampton counties plus Roanoke Rapids vote to buy the Roanoke Rapids bridge. Halifax pays 20000, Northampton 10000, Roanoke Rapids 5000 with Roanoke Mills Co. donating the town amount. Bridge to be turned over between August 1 and September 1. Halifax also allocates 2000 to match state funds for restoring the Constitution House. representatives Mrs Job Taylor and Mrs Travis advocated.
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Halifax
Northampton Counties
Roanoke Rapids
Bridge Co
Board of Commissioners
Northampton
Halifax County
Northampton County
Roanoke Mills Company
Job Taylor
Travis
Powelltown Socials Highlight Weekend Family Visits
Mr Sam Powell spent Sunday in Norfolk. Nathan Etheridge of Hobgood and his wife visited Powelltown with Lucile Ivey Emma White Marvin Knight and Merion Ivey of Rocky Mount hosting Helen Powell Sunday. The Turner family visited Mrs Tom Johnsons mother. Ada Gray and daughter Macy left for Littleton. G R Shearin and family drove to Littleton with Mary Medlin Nellie Williams. Robert Medlin of Durham visited relatives. Moody arrived from Norfolk Hospital. Edward Medlin spent Sunday in Petersburg with his wife. Eugene Ethridge spent Sunday here with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Clare Ivey
Emma Kitchin White
Marvin Knight
Merion Ivey
Rocky Mount
Helen Powell
Turner
Tom Johnson
Ada Gray
Macy
Littleton
G. R. Shearin
Mary Medlin
Nellie Williams
Robert Medlin
Durham
Moody
Norfolk Hospital
Edward Medlin
Petersburg
Eugene Ethridge
Combined bands render delightful concert
The Rosemary and Noke Rapids bands performed last Sunday afternoon in summer uniforms. The event drew hundreds from the community and nearby towns, with a visitor noting the quality matched that of a big city band.
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Rosemary
Noke Rapids
A. and E. Alumni to Organize
North Carolina State College of Agriculture and Engineering alumni living in Halifax county are urged to meet in the Masonic Hall Weldon at 8 PM on Friday July 9 to form an 8 keel unit for the General Pat Association. Alumni Secretary T H Stafford will assist in the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina State College of Agriculture and Engineering
Halifax County
Masonic Hall
Weldon
General Pat Association
T. H. Stafford
Infant of Mr and Mrs Lewis Dies in Virginia Burial
Ethel May Connor, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis, died at home on Four Hundred Street Cent. A brief illness preceded death. Burial was conducted in Virginia.
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Ana A Ee
Cotton Blossom Received From Northhampton Farmer
The Herald reports a cotton blossom from Mr. B. M. Pugh, a progressive farmer of Northhampton, received on July 5 after being picked from his field on July 4.
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the Herald
B. M. Pugh
Northhampton
Report of Banking Condition at Raet North Carolina, 1920
Report of the condition of The hoe Banking and ompany at haat in the State of North Carolina at the close of business June 9th, 1920. Resources list loans discounts 9213 756.39 demand loans 2800 overdrafts 1265.42 1 266.42 U. S. Bonds 10300 banking houses 2621.23 fires and fixtures 2681.801.8 real estate 809 cash in vault 26671.06 checks for clearing 1499.87 Total 270405.02 Liabilities capital stock paid in 24450 surplus fund 1825 notes and bills rediscounted 0 bills payable 26000 deposits subject to check 120140.47 deposits 11178.53 total 270496.62 State of North Carolina county of M assumed. Cashier sworn. Correct. Signed July 9, 1920.
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State of North Es
Rosemary Personal and Local Items
Rosemary locals note visits and arrivals from Savannah Newport News Raleigh Charlotte Virginia Beach and Baltimore. Residents including Miss Irene Cannon Rev Wm Towe and Mr Freeman Myrick host, travel, and social events at Virginia Beach Palmer Spring and other nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Cannon
Newport News
Mrs. L. S. Cannon
Gee. B. Cooper
Rosemary
H. B. Cooley
Raleigh
J. E. Burckhalter
Charlotte
Roanoke Rapids Notes and Rosemary Baseball Roundup
Roanoke Rapids personal items list locals visiting, civic events and widespread social notices from Rosemary area. A Rosary of names, trips to Norfolk and Richmond, church activities, and a whisky still seizure are noted amid community life. Roanoke Rapids defeats Henderson 6 to 2 at Rosemary diamond, lauding Dunham’s pitching and a lively crowd of about 250 with minor on-field disruptions.
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Henderson
Rosemary Field
Altho
Ole Man Pace
Henderson Boys
Kindergarden
Big Man Welch
Nantz
Williams
Dunham
Pace
Henderson Lads
Roanoke Rapids
Rosemary
Wheeler
Mrs Kate T Lynch dies after long illness in Rosemary Mill Vill
Mrs Kate T Lynch wife of Mr June W Lynch dies at home after four year illness in Rosemary Mill Village. Survived by husband and three children. Baptist Church member. Funeral conducted by Rev R L Pping, burial in Roanoke Rapids Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate T. Lynch
June W. Lynch
Rosemary Mill
The
Baptist Church
R. L.pping
Roanoke Rapids
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Wrenn
Squires
Evangelist McLendon
Miss Hockaday
Constitution House
Powelltown
Sam Powell
Norfolk
Nathan Etheridge
Hobgood
Ethel May Connor
Hoe Banking Andompany
Haat
North Carolina
Dickens
T. M. Jenkins
Notary Public
Yyu Commission
F. E. Lyon
Savannah, Ga
Mr. L. G. Shell
Virginia Beach
Wm. Towe
Garysburg
Louise Virginia Edmondson
Newport News, Va
Thos. M. Jenkins
J. A. Carroll
Pine Tops
Ertie Harrison
B. P. Cooper
Wm. T. Councill
Hickory
Curtis C. Shell
Virginnia Beach
W. F. Joyner
Detroit, Mich
Freeman Myrick
W. F. Joyner Motor Co
Los Angeles
Cal
Clement Read
Rosemary Banking and Trust Co
Palmer Spring
R. D. Jenkins
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
C. Buxton Taylor
R. A. Pruett
T. W. Mullen
Clarence Lyerly
Langsley Field
Crawford A. Lyerly
John Evans
Guldsboro
Alex Bullock
Pembroke
N. C
C. L. Pierce
South Boston
Frank L. Nash
Lumberton, N.C
P. S. McCune
Atlanta
Leonardo Andrea
All Saint's (Episcopal) Church
Charleston
Panama
G. L. Hayes
Parker L. Bell
J. P. Grizzard
U.S
Navy
John B. Jenkins
Mr. Snooks Bell
Mrs. E. A. A. Parker
Rives W. Taylor
Oxford
Patterson Mills Co
E. C. Kendrick
New York City
Margret Hewitt
Mount Olive
A. G. Carter
Graham
D. B. Zollicoffer
N. A. Peterson
Rosemery
Ministerial Union
All Saints
Episcopal
L. W. Bateman
Cornelia Hart
Boykins, Va
Dolly Grigzard
A. L. Wripple
Louise King
Henry Cross
Luther Angel
Portsmouth
W. L. Rodgers
R. V. Moore
Ruby and
Haskell
Richmond
Hugenia Hale
A. 8. Mason
Ruth Mason
Edwin C. Beale
Jane
Franklin, Va
H. &. Dobbins
Scotland
Neck
H. E. Dobbins
South Rosemary
John Blackwell
Blackwell
Sidney B. Allen
Citizens Bank & Trust Company
Elise Bradley
Stancell
H. G. Coleman
Boykins
Mertie Faison
L. H. Taylor
Minnie Taylor
Jackson
Clarice Hodges
Eunice Keeter
Ocean View
Tyson
E. A. Telliga
Washington
H. H. King
Redfern
Monroe
Miss Lawrence
Ayden
W. P. Taylor
W. L. Long and Son
A. A. Hardaway
Baird
Alma Vaughan
Murch Raybon
Lumberton
Messrs. C. M. Clary and
S. J. Lynch
Iola Stinson
J. L. Branch
W. V. Woodroof
Cora Delamar
Virginia Jackson
Beaufort
J. M. Jackson
la Velle Gannaway
Lynchburg
J. Price
Lois Wooten
W. D. Tillery
New York
Lewis Jones
J. H. Gilliland
Macon
Snzie Jones
Virginia- Carolina Furniture Company
Estelle Hamlet
Greensboro
Claudia Taylor
West Point
Mr. Loftin Moody
Océan View
Will Hyman and
Daugh
Ters
Nancy
Frances
Mrs. K. Jenkins
C. W. Humphreys
Williamston
Cammie Vaughn
Greenville
F. C. Williams
Franklin
Eva and
Katherine Walton
Morganton
Jas. M. McMurray
Otelia Vaughan
Jessie Jones
J. House
Thelma
Clarence Grimmer
Darlington
Miss Leatherwood
Margaret Dixon
Pattie Bain
Reidsville
Cecil Crank
Louisa
Ruby Williams
Nashville
Messrs
T. W. M. Long
E. H. Ricks
8. S. Spivey
Seaboard
Misa Alma Wood
Bruce Camp
Richard Savage
J. T. Stainback
J. R. Manning
Wrightsville Beach
J. P. Irby
H. P. Thomas
Blackstone
Norlina
Rosemary Diamond
Rosemary Roanoke Rapids
Forsythe
Denison
Blake
Roanoke —_ Rapids
Supreme Court
Brinkleyville
Butterwood
Conoconarra
Enfield