Roanoke Valley League Narrow Pennant Race Tightens
Roanoke Rapids defeated Rosemary 4 to 1 last Saturday as Roanoke Mills Patterson Mills game was halted in the fourth inning due to rain and will be replayed tomorrow. The roanoke Rapids vs roanoke mills and rosemary vs patterson mills matchups shape the stretch run.
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Roanoke Rapids
Rosemary
Roanoke Mills
Patterson Mills
Scott
Johnson
Barker
Teague
Edwards
Hales
Seot Ir
Barnes
Pace
Snotherly
Carter
Roanoke Rapids, Rosemary, and
Roanoke Rapids Edges Rosemary In Close Eight Inning Game
In a tight eight inning contest Roanoke Rapids defeats Rosemary as Rosemary errors late allow three runs. Cunningham doubles for Rosemary while Hilliard, Floyd, and Cherry drive in key runs. Rosemary falters on defense, leaving Roanoke Rapids ahead to claim first place.
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Rosemary
Stone
Stoke Rapids
Rose
Marcy Aggregation
Roans Rapids
Floyd
Cunningham
Collins
Poe Ulry
H. Fitts
Q. Fitts
H. Cherry
Ing
Hilliard
O. Fitts
Cherry
Wit
Kelly
Floyd Mosing
Tird
Smith
Roanoke Rapids
Oire
Roanoke Mills and Patterson Mills Waterlogged Tilt Interrupted
Rain halted the Roanoke Mills versus Patterson Mills game after four innings with Patterson tied 1-1. The match was suspended as a shower turned the field into a lake, forcing an indefinite postponement and a possible replay after the season.
Candidates Cards and Local Social at Wyche Residence
A Democratic primary social hosted by the Ladies Aid Society at the Wyche home, attracting over one hundred guests. Attendees enjoyed cream and cake, violin and vocal performances, and an anatomy contest with Dr. Bins winning. Out-of-town guests included Misses Eppes, Johnson, Temple Meacham, and others from Petersburg and Richmond.
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Ladies Aid Society
Pri Presbyterian Church
JL. Patterson
C. A.wyche
Wyche
Vietrola
Boyds
Roanoke
Roanoke MiLis: Abr HE the Out of Town Guests At the So- Scott
Virginia Eppes
Johnson
Mary Temple Meacham
Barber
Petersburg
Margrete Jones
Hales
Richmond
Louise Traynham
R. Barnes
South Boston
Messrs
A Pace
L. G. Barnes
and Carter
Call For Primary Election In Halifax August Sixth
The County Executive Committee fixed August six as the primary election day at Halifax for nominating legislative county and township officers. Polls open 7 AM to 1 PM at each township precinct. Democrats in good faith are invited to participate and state their preferences.
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Halifax
Green
N, Frrapatrick
Halifax County Candidates Seek Democratic Primary Nomination
A notice from T Clement of Enfield announces his candidacy for Clerk of Superior Court in Halifax County for the August 6 1914 Democratic Primary. The letter requests votes and expresses commitment to serve all people if nominated and elected. A second notice from L Long seeks the Halifax County House of Representatives seat in the same primary.
Local Notables and Visitors Fill Rosemary Community
Town notes list Miss Mary Walters visiting friends, J K Sikes from Haw River, Miss Mabelle Hamlet in Durham, Dr J G Jarman and Ricks at Virginia Beach, and many other residents away or returning. Ventures include Monroe Jenkins gatherings, Rosemary Library fans, and local trips to Raleigh, Greensboro, and Rocky Mount. A Norfolk and Ocean View trip programs services at Rosemary Opera House.
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W. E. Froelich
Monroe Jenkins
Raleigh
Norfolk and Ocean View
Rosemary School House
Sam Tatat Seeks Re election as Halifax Register of Deeds
To the voters of Halifax I announce my candidacy for re election to the office of Register of Deeds in the Democratic Primary on August 6. If elected I pledge the same promptness and courtesy to all. I thank the county for past support.
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Halifax
Register of Deeds
Sam
Steining M. Gary Announces Democratic Candidacy
Steining M. Gary of Halifax County declares candidacy for Clerk of the Superior Court in the upcoming Democratic primary on the Sunday of August next. He pledges to uphold duties with courtesy and fairness, acknowledging public obligations and seeking past and future support. Halifax N.C. July 13, 1914.
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Superior Court
Halifax County
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Bobby
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T. Clement
Enfield
N.C
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T. E. Beal
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J. K. Sikes
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Panacea Springs
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Asheville
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Raleigh, N. C
Lyman Abbott
New York
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Roanoke Rapids Power Company
T. R. Walker
Littleton
Perry
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Little Rock Gazette
Roanoke Rapids Baptist Philatheas
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Rosa Moody
Fannie Mizelle
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