Linotype Installed at Roanoke Rapids Herald
The Roanoke Rapids Herald announces a new Model V4 Linotype, boosting efficiency and typography. The editor touts faster news production, diverse typefaces, and the ability to set multiple sizes and faces, enhancing ad work and editorial output for the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke Rapids Herald
Solvntingy
Roanoke
Mergenthaler Linotype Company
Row Uke Rapids
Vietity
Elforta
Linotype
Besi
Rosemary Notes and Police Court News 1923
Rosemary local items and police court news detail visitors residents and transient arrivals to Rosemary North Carolina. Many names from Norfolk Winston Salem Richmond and Washington appear alongside moves to Roanoke Avenue and the opening of a new Dollar Store while court notes report vagrancy drunken driving and light violations with fines costs and suspensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. 1. Hayes, Jr
George 1. Heyes Ih
Roanoke Avenue
David Colocoheon
Portsmouth
Vera Transom
Alsten
Iw. Lehma
Winstons Salem
WS Weeks
Norfolk
Rosemary Monday
D.C. Wallace
Columbia
Thessay
Vo Desmond
Charlotte
Alfred Tin
Hamilton Street
A S.tate
T, MM. Dobson
Richmond
Rosemary
E. Palukner
Norfleet Viek
Monroe Jenkins
Washington, D.C
Helen Leech
Garfield Leech
Euyene B. Lehman
Winston
Bellania
Messr
Kohnny Viek
Julian Alscck
Chapel Mill
Bur
Mir Bol Dunning
Aulander
Mr. Dunning
All Saints Church Service Notice and Welcome
The All Saints Episcopal Church led by Rev. Lewis N. Taylor offers 7:20 A.M. Holy Communion 9:45 A.M. Church School and adult Bible classes led by T. W. Mallen 8 P.M. evening service. The Church School Service League meets Wednesday morning in the Parish House.cordial welcome extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Saints Church
Lewis N. Taylor
Meanie Webster
Roaseke Avenue
Kingdom of Heaven
T. W. Mallen
Church School Service League
All Saints
Halifax Shrine Club Barbecue Dinner Details
The Halifax Shrine Club will be entertained at Scotland Neck with a barbecue dinner on August 1. Scotland Neck members will host the event, as the Halifax Shriners have gained distinction since organizing. At the Spring Ceremonial in Washington, N C they won two loving cups for greater attendance and the most beautiful float. Officers listed include A Riddick of Scotland Neck and J Paul of Enfield.
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Halifax Shrine Club
Scotland Neck
Washington, N. C
Halifax Shriners
A. Riddick
Scotland
J. Paul
Enfield
Larkin Named New County Health Officer in Halifax
Jr E W Larkin, succeeding Dr P C Carter and R D Jenkins, issues a statement urging Halifax County citizens to cooperate with the Health Department to stamp out contagious diseases. He stresses prevention, timely reporting of cases within 24 hours, school protection, and obedience to health regulations, with contact numbers 867 by day and 56 W at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EW. Larkin
Paul C.carter
Formmer
RD. Jenkins
Welfare Ofliver
Weldon
Halifax County
Health Department
Iifax
Aise
County Board of Health
State Board of Health
Wade
BPW
Larkin County Health Officer
Langston Hosts Barbecue Dinner for 56th Birthday
Mr J L Langston celebrated his fifty sixth birthday with an old fashioned barbecue and brunswick stew dinner at his Washington street home. Guests included S J Bounds E A Telliga L F Rook J R Mahorn Geo N Taylor L G Newton J Williams W E King and P E Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Langston
Washington Street
S. J. Bounds
E. A. Telliga
L. F. Rook
J. R. Mahorn
Geo. N. Taylor
L. G. Newton
J. Willliams
W.E. King
P. E. Green
Boll Weevil Arrives in Edgecombe County Farm Area
Boll Weevil has definitively arrived near Enfield with multiple life stages observed. Demonstration Agent W. O. Davis, alongside W. N. Sherrod and Mau Fenner, report findings from a Battle Farm four miles south of Enfield. Scatland Neck praises early farmer and business preventive actions to combat the pest.
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W. 0
Davi Parm
Battle Varm
Enfield
W. N. Sherrod
Mau Fenner
Edgecombe County
Davis
Scatland Neck
Local Residents Visit Relatives in Bethlehem and Hickory
A string of brief items notes Rev and Mrs Roy Shelton of Wadesboro moved into an apartment in the Citizen's Bank Building Monday. They visited relatives in Bethlehem PA and then stayed with Mrs Charlena Hart. J J Wade and Albert Cooper returned from a week in Henderson and other relatives in Hickory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizen's Bank
Roy Shelton
Wadesboro
Bethlehem
Charlena Hart
J.J. Wade
Albert Cooper
Mr. aydeMies
T, Councill
Fen
Hickory
Paul Revere Ride Remembered In Boston Patriot Day Observance
Boston and neighboring communities marked the annual Patriot's Day with a re enactment of Paul Revere's 1775 ride. A descendant lit a lantern at Old North Church, and on April 10 a rider dressed as Revere followed the historic route from North Square to Lexington amid dim early morning lights and quiet streets.
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Boston
Paul Revere
Old North Church
Lexington
North Square
New Legion Chief Col Alvin W Owsley Named Commander Chief
New Legion Chief Col Alvin W Owsley of Beaumont Texas was elected to lead the American Legion in Orleans as commander in the week’s election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin W. Owsley
Beauemont
Tex
American Legion
Orleans
Roanoke Mills yard and garden prizes awarded
Roanoke Rapids residents learned the Roanoke Mills Company employees' yards and gardens earned top honors in a village contest. Judging noted strong upkeep despite spring rains, with prizes totaling 20 to 4 dollars awarded to individuals and couples for attractive yards and gardens.
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Roanoke Rapids
Mill Village
Roanoke Mills Company
Mesdames R. B
Edomundson
Bill Coleman
N.C. Cashwell
I. Wallace
Wall
JA. Crisman
Ernest Cross
W. J. Hopkin
Mesdames
Louis Mabry
Outray
W. A. Tunstall
Sam Cole
R. C. Carpenter
Meg. J
Murray
Sam Coley
Mr. Coley
W. §. Britt
R. C. Wray
Carolin
Seudions
Knights and visitors from Oxford and nearby towns
Freely mixed text notes social visits and relatives visiting in Fayettaville and Oxford. Mentions Miss Inez Williams, Miss Ellen Fields, Miss Ruth Jones, Mrs H Scholnik and son, Mr W S Dean, Mrs B Marks, and Mr Samuel Dean with extended family ties across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel
Oxford
Inez Williams
Fayettaville
Dean
Ellen Fields
Ruth Jones
Chapel
Hill
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Morganthaler
Herald
N. C
N Moore
Carl J. Smith
de Itt
Towa
Cooper Grizzard
Winston-Salem
Mrs. Howard
Younts
Mrs. Younts
Mra
Kor. Henrlity
Kirkland
Nufolk
Mesisie
Littletor
Lisa Mw Ton
Isa Og Ja
M Me Wory Brute
Louiburg
Mosmary
Sport
Howard L. Younts
Durham
Willian Mddinuss
Greensboro
Hoy
John U. Crosby
Emmanus Episcopal Churcherton
Hertha Cox
T. Wilson Mullen
Willoughby Beach
R. E. Cleaton
Vulture
J. W. House of
Wilson
J.J Dohnson
Raleigh
Robert L. Kanse
Washington, D. C
Ellis Joypler
Miray
TS Bren
Richeed ‘Turor
Carl Moody
Vale
Willian White
Henry Edmonds
Daniel
Nevis
Youeh
Tunile Alfray
Downs
Mei
W. J. Thurston
D. Till
A. Allen
Vine Way Holt
Superior Court
Byown ‘Thomason
N. A. Cites
Halifax
E. W. Larkin
NEW County Health Officer
P. C. Carter
R. D. Jenkins
Iton
Ings
Continents
Edith Bennett
N Fla Hapuy Sonrano
Newark
England
France
New Legion
AJ. Medlin
Smith's
J. 12
Harrell
Dauwhter Catherinn
Mounts
W Walford
G. Marks
Baltimore
Job Taylor
Josephine
Lane
Virginia
Carrie
Bero
Taylor
Ruby Woodroof
Robin
Rey RH. Broom
Warrenton
All
Arthur Gordon
John Wo House
Wison
J. F Vincent
Dm. Jackson
Samily Wave
Washington, N.C
Evelyn Gordon
J. B. Edmonds
Mary Garrison
William Watford
Lara Williams
Four Oaks, N.C
Mr. R.A. Williams
Nellie Jones
J.T. Chase
Washington
Busineiss Vashiti Kennemar
Gus Northington
Savanah
Georgia
J. K. Northington
J. N. Williams
Wise N.C
W. H. Williams
G. E. Willian
Mrs. L
Mesdames R. B. Edmundson
M.L Lyn
Knights
York Abroad
Fadward le Boing
Witha
Reet
Knights of Collarhity
Tely
Ford
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