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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1921

Page

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Personal and Local Items from Oanoke Rapids

The column lists visits and travels of residents and relatives around town, detailing Mrs W G Lynch and son in Portsmouth, Mr Ellis returning from Oxford, the Marston family from Kinston, and numerous other local consolidations. Names include Bloom, Cohen, Marks, Clark, Renn, Robinson, Leatherwood, Catherine Smith, Kitty Coleman and more, with several trips to Warrenton Murfreesboro Scotland Neck and Ocean View.

Ellis Oxford R. H. Marston Kinston W. LeHancock

Yards and Gardens Awarded Prizes at Mill Village

Roanoke Mills Company judges praise 1921 yard and garden entries as superior to earlier years. Prizes totaled 20 dollars for first yard and garden prizes, with tied awards resolved by awarding full prizes. Numerous residents receive honorable mention for improvements across the mill village including Third to Fifth Streets and Henry Street.

Roanoke Mills Myrtle Bain Mesdames George Taylor W. C. Allsbrook L. Gray R. O. Bray W. A. Tunstall R. O. Riggan W. [. Wallace Mesars A. E. Fowler J. R. Jenkins R. H. Smith J. H. Hines Charlie Johnson Lewis Mabrey W. E. Smith Irvin Edwards L. F. Turner W. H. Mosely J. H. Outland W. L. Hitchins W. B. King David Balman W. E. Britt C. G. Gums Bertha Harris C. W. Sheppard J. W. Graham R. 0. Riggan W. A. Dos W. A. Burt

Notice to the People of Halifax County

The State Sanitary Inspector warns Halifax County towns Roanoke Rapids and Rosemary as unsanitary. Inspectors found nine tenths in Roanoke Rapids violate Section 4 of Public Laws 1919 on sanitary privies and general cleanliness. Violators face misdemeanor fines up to $50 or imprisonment.

Halifax County Roanoke Rapids Rosemary North Carolina State Board of Health

Rosemary Manufacturing completes first community pool

The Rosemary Manufacturing Company has completed the communitys first swimming pool. It measures about one hundred feet square and slopes from a shallow end to a deeper section, marking a new recreational facility for local residents.

Rosemary Manufacturing Company

Postoffice to Close Sundays to Public

The Roanoke Rapids Postoffice will close General Delivery windows on Sundays. Mail will be dispatched as usual and distributed to boxes, but no mail will be messaged out through General Delivery. The change is for construction by the Rosemary Manufacturing Company and affects public access while work continues.

Roanoke George N. Taylor Power House No Rosemary Man

All Saints Episcopal Church Announces Next Sunday's Services

All Saints' Church Roanoke Avenue lists rhythmic schedule for the ninth after Trinity. Rev. Lewis N. Taylor rector and lay assistant Leonardo Andrea invite a cordial welcome with Church School at 9 45, services at 11 in the morning and 8 in the evening conducted by T. W. Mullen and others.

All Saints’ Church Episcopal Lewis N. Taylor Roanoke Avenue Leonardo Andrea Trinity Church School T. W. Mullen

Methodist Church Services Urge Faithful Attendance

Rev L B Jones pastor leads Sunday school at 9 45 with W W Woodruff as superintendent. Morning worship at 11 and evening service at 8. Topics include The Conditions of Friendship and Look and Live. Attendance has varied in summer. members urged to attend every service and fulfill vows. All are invited to attend.

W. W. Woodruff

Presbyterian Church Service Schedule and Gathering

The Presbyterian Church lists Rev. Stanley White as pastor and Margaret McLeod as assistant. Morning service at 11 and Sunday School at 10, evening service at 8 at People’s Theatre with hymns on screen and a small orchestra. A Tuesday meeting on August 2 follows cottage prayer meets led by Rev. S. R. Oglesby of Oxford, N C.

People's Theatre Young Peoples S. R. ,Oglesby Oxford N. C

Gardens Earn High Praise From Judges At Roanoke Mills

The article notes gardens meriting special commendation after a second inspection. Judges estimate savings from gardens in grocery bill amounts and suggest earlier inspections around June 15. Two judges are grocers and point to competing factors beyond contest results. Weeds in gardens and nearby alleys eliminated some entries from prize contention.

Roanoke Mills Company

Matthews Iddings Wedding in Rosemary

Miss Edith Matthews wed Mr. William Oliver Giddings at Rev J B O Briants residence in South Rosemary. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs J E Matthews of Rosemary and the groom works for the Sea board Air Line Railway. They left for a honeymoon in the western part of the state.

J. B. O’ Briant South Rosemary Edith Matthews William Oliver Giddings Miss Matthews J. E. Matthews Iddings Seaboard Air Line Railway

Orphan Concert by Goldsboro Odd Fellows Class

The Concert Class of the Odd Fellows Orphanage in Goldsboro will perform Saturday night at the Rosemary Theatre and Monday night at the Central School Auditorium. The class offers its best program yet and invites community members to enjoy an evening of music while supporting a commendable cause.

Oddfellows’ Orphanage Goldsboro Rosemary Theatre Central School

Powelltown Social News Highlights From Weldon to Palmyra

Mr and Mrs Tom Cook of Weldon spent the weekend with friends and relatives. Robert Medlin and Lewis Brown of Oak City also visited. Mrs Fannie Taylor and Mrs R L Topping of Ellms NY spent time with Mr John Ferrell. Annie Hockaday of Bolling visited Miss Lotte Hudson. Willie Fulgham of Weldon is visiting friends. Eugene Etheridge and wife Catherine of Palmyra NC spent time in town with friends as L B Turner of Newport visits his wife. Evening concert by the Odd Fellows Orphanage children at South Rosemary School Saturday at 3:00 PM. Mrs Susan Ivey and son Frank visited in Virginia. Sallie Lyles of Aurelian Springs was guest of Hettie Hockaday Sunday.

Tom Cook Weldon Robert Medlin Lewis Brown Oak City Fannie Taylor R. L. Topping Ellms N. Y John Ferrell Annie Hockaday Bolling Lotte Hudson Willie Fulgham Weldong Eugene Etheridge Ter Catherine Palmyra N. C L. B. Turner Newport R.L South Rosemary School Odd Fellows ‘Orphanage Susan Ivey Frank Virginia Sallie Lyles Aurelian Springs Hettie Hockaday

University serves state through public spirit and service

A Greensboro News reflection praises North Carolina’s university as a citizen resource, not a private club. A Chapel Hill volunteer helped transform bleak campus grounds, proving the institution’s role as a state asset accessible to all citizens rather than a privilege for a few.

Piedmont Chapel Hill North Carolina Greensboro News

Records Court News Item Highlights Local Court Actions

R L Harris former Patterson Mills night watchman bound over to Halifax Superior Court on whiskey selling charge after four witnesses testified. M M Moore arrested for cursing and threatening to assault a witness. fined 25 and held on bond for intimidation. Henry Tidwell fined for simple assault after farm labor dispute with George Baker family. Various local residents and visitors listed with brief activity notes. Recorder A L Clark orders sheriff to further investigate underlying facts.

R. L. Harris Patterson Mills Company Halifax Jan Harris Florine Mary Holt Ginia Beach Halifax County M. M. Moore Henry Tidwell George Baker A. L. Clark Tidwell Northampton County Baker George Roanoke Rapids Clark National Loan & Insurance Company J. R. Manning Mae. G. Proffit Rosemary Silas Carrington B. W. Harris J. H. Hale

Rosemary Personal and Local Items

Mr. Dewey Finch has returned from Camp Meade Maryland with honorable discharge and will live with his father. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Rogers have moved to Portsmouth. C. J. Raeford and A. J. Boyd return from a two week house party at White Lake North Carolina. H. B. Holt of Atlanta is visiting his brother W. B. Holt.

Dewey Finch Camp Meade, Md W. L. Rogers Rosemary Portsmouth Messrs C. J. Raeford A. J. Boyd White Lake, N. C Mr. H. B. Holt Atlanta, Ga W. B. Holt

Maria Hutchinson Dies at One Year Old

The death angel claimed Maria Hutchinson, one year old, at the home of Mr and Mrs J L Hutchinson last Monday July 18. Funeral services were held at the parental home and interment followed at Cedarwood Cemetery last Tuesday.

J. L. Hutchinson Maria Cedarwood

Mrs Eugene Collins Dies After Illness

Following a year long illness Mrs Eugene Collins died July 18. She leaves behind her husband and a two year old daughter along with a large extended family in this and neighboring counties. Funeral services were held at her home and interment followed at Cedarwood Cemetery Wednesday.

Eugene Collins Cedarwood

Card of Thanks for Rooster and Road family

A family thanks many friends for kindnesses shown during the recent illness and death of their wife and mother. The note expresses gratitude for support and sympathy from the community.

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Oanoke Rapids Ben Marks Martinalz, Va Snyder Petersburg A.L. Clark Mount Airy N.C Lillington Flossie Matthews Dagnal Renn Henderith Mount Apent G. Williams Jim Robinson Warrenton Ethel Leatherwood W.R. Cherry Sday Clyde Mizelle Zebulon W. G Alberta Smith Stony Cathine Smith Kittie Coleman To. M. Long Clyde Satterwhite Ednesday E. A. Telliga W. Hancock and Sons Murfreesboro Catherine Smith Bony Creek Ed Woodroof Annie Cherry Scotland Neck Gannaway Lynchburg J. L Grover Woodroof R. F. Pope Rocky Int Archie Burnette Hoperl N. C. Beachy C. M Louise Edwards Norbi M. Pitt Roanoke Milla Company Mill Village E.l.gray Sam Coley Christian Endeavor Junior Christian Endeavor Matthews American Legion Powelltown the University London Boston ‘Transcript Recorders Court Patterson Mills Mrs. W. J. Cornelll Hickory G. L. Hayes Palmer Springs J. W. Goodman Christiansburg D. L. Traynham F. M. Coburn Harry Clinton Shell Raleigh May Cannon D. L.traynham R. E. Shell Roland Shell Richmond J. E. Dobbins Ocean View F. L. Nash Lumberton L. J. Mead South Carolina John Smith L. G. Shell Charlie Shell Brunswick County Mary Cannon Eula Collier Lelia Mabel Braswell Dan Roberts Joseph Edmondson Newport News T. M. Jenkins J. G. Pormy Duval Sanford R.D. Jenkins Maria Hutchinson Mrs
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