Darden Injured in Crash Near Littleton
H M Darden of Littleton escaped serious injuries when he lost consciousness Saturday morning and crashed his car into a Deep Creek bridge. He crawled to the roadside, was treated at Littelton and Roanoke Rapids Hospitals, and his condition was reported satisfactory. Darden manages Darden Lumber Co. of Littleton.
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H. M. Darden
Littleton
Deep Creek
Mr. Darden
Roanoke Rapids Hospital
Darden
Darden Lumber Co
Dooley Arrest Details Ties to Labor Leader Past
Dooley faced charges after a July 30 Fayetteville court date for driving under the influence. An officer noted Dooley’s companion was also drinking. The case links to previous Roanoke Rapids and Weldon strike activities and Dooley’s history with the AF of L and local unions, including past testimony at the Textile Labor Relations Board.
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Page 1
Edge
Dooley
Recorder’s Court
Fayetteville
Washington
Rosemary Mfg
Weldon
T. W M. Long
J. Winfield Crewe
J. H. Matkins
Roanoke Rapids
Infant Daughter Dies of Colitis in Virginia Price Family
Virginia Price infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Price died Saturday morning of colitis. Funeral services were held Sunday morning at Williams Funeral Home with interment in Middlesex.
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Virginia Price
Williams Funeral Home
Middlesex
Mrs Manning Visits Montreal and Asheville Relatives
Mrs. Ned Manning returned from Montreal North Carolina where she spent several days with Mrs. J R Manning at her cottage. She also visited her sister Mrs Zollicoffer in Asheville.
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Ned Manning
Montreal
N. C
J. R. Manning
Manning
Mrs. Zollicoffer
Asheville
Town talk notes visiting Burlington and Philadelphia
Town talk items report Pauline Elma and Eve lyn Gray Mrs S L Lynch and William Wallace spent a weekend in Burlington guests of Mr and Mrs M L Hunter Father Peter McNerny Miss Nancy Wolhar and Miss Peggy Keelehar left Sunday for Philadelphia to spend a week Mrs R M Brown hosts her mother Mrs Quentin Barnes of Portsmouth Virginia and sister Mrs Alton Jones of Wakefield Virginia as house guests
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Pauline
Elma
Evelyn Gray
S. L. Lynch
William Wallace
Burlington, N
M. L. Hunter
Peter McNerny
Nancy Wolhar
Peggy Keelehar
Philadelphia
Penna
R. M. Brown
Quentin Barnes
Portsmouth
Alton Jones
Wakefield
Workers may win same prize in 1935 circulation drive
The 1935 Summer Circulation Drive allows multiple workers to win the same prize if they each bring in the required subscriptions. Prizes are unlimited per item and a renewal counts as a new subscription. Subscriptions cost 1.50 a year in Halifax and Northampton counties, with full details at the Herald office.
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Pri
the Herald
The
Herald
Halifax
Northampton
J. Crawford Hoyle
Westbrook Man and Miss Marks Lead First Purchasers at No 3 Store
The piece notes Westbrook man and Miss Fannye Marks as the first buyers at No 3 store with Henry Fitts first buyer at No 2. Stores are neatly arranged. business proceeds quietly. Estimated annual sales near $50,000. hours 9 am to 6 pm. possible later hours. police report no rise in arrests.
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ABC
Allie Wood
Westbrook
No. 3
Fannye Marks
No. 2
Henry Fitts
Busi
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A. Leonidas Hux
Halifax County
Raleigh
Ed Travis
Basin
Carolina Hardware Co
Ness
W. C. Williams
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