Roanoke Mills Tops Roanoke Rapids in Close League Game
In a hard fought display Roanoke Mills beat Roanoke Rapids 4 to 3 to seize the league lead. Scott fanned sixteen over nine innings and Hagues held his hits to a single. Rosemary suffered a rough day as Patterson Mills pummeled Welsh and Snotherly strong in relief. The roanoke Rapids lineup featured Hilliard Smith and Johnson while Roanoke Mills included Hales Barnes and Scott with decisive runs on errors and timely hitting.
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Roanoke Mills
Roanoke Rapids
Patterson Mills
Rosemary
Ahard
Scott
Hughes
Johnson
Hales
Barnes
Smith
Hilliard
Barr
Rapids
Barber
Scotts
W. Cherry
Edmondson
Ellard
Smith Ib
Cherry
Mizelle
de Scott
W. Grimmer
C. Grimmer
Snotherly
Welsh
Gilliland
Land
Edwards
Teague
Patterson
Comingham
Hayes
Rfjss
Kelly
Spero Dobbins
Cushing
Collins
Werrell
Mosher
Li Towe
Heene Purcell
McAllister
Building boom in Rosemary and Roanoke Rapids continues
A North Carolina towns surge in construction drives thirteen new Roanoke Ave store buildings near the First National Bank and Horner structures with several two story brick shops planned between major banks. Ground breaks for a Rosemary two story brick block opposite the Rosemary Theatre begin as school additions and rental homes loom. local officials forecast a long stretch of active building and leasing through winter.
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Roanoke Ave
First National Bank
Rosemary
Horner
Long
K. Jenkins
Ronnie
Rosemary Theatre
Roanoke Rapids
Wye
Wo le Long
Hamilton Avenue
Revival services at Rosemary school house draw large crowds
The Halifax County Register of Deeds notes nightly revival meetings at Rosemary School House led by Rev. Raleigh L. Toppings from Atlantic Christian College Wilson North Carolina. Sixty nine additions reported with baptism Sunday afternoon near Rosemary toward Weldon. The meeting, under Christian Church Disciples aid, plans monthly preaching and a future ten thousand dollar brick building in Rosemary.
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Rosemary
Raleigh L. Toppings
Atlantic Christian College
Wilson
N.C
Vause
Weldon
Christian Church
Opera House
Rosemary notes include many regional visits and events
J H Davenport returns to Richmond after a few days here while W F Lee and other locals travel this week. Hon W T Clements of Enfield and Nash Cox visit. Moore and King of Gasburg arrive to oversee a new Rosemary building. Rev Millard preaches at the Rosemary opera house. Numerous townspeople and relatives travel, host gatherings, and attend events. The Rosemary Opera House to reopen with moving pictures and vaudeville next week.
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Nash Cox
Richmond
Messrs. Moore and King
Gasburg
Rosemary
T. C. Vaughan
Weldon
Sheriff Candidate Issues Re-Election Pledge in Halifax
J A House announces candidacy for re-election as sheriff of Halifax County under the Democratic primary held August 19 1914 He pledges diligence and promptness to the county and thanks voters for past support while seeking a continuation of service.
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House of Representatives
Halifax
Halifax County
Titre V
Lona
Superior Court
Tyr
J. A. House
Jackson Seeks Civic Progress Following Roanoke Rapids Lead
J T Chase president of Roanoke Rapids Board of Trade and Dr T W M Long health officer addressed a Jackson mass meeting on Wednesday night. They urged cooperation and the election of a Jackson health officer, praising Roanoke Rapids sanitation, and touted Jackson’s favorable location and farming hinterland as reasons to push civic pride and a local Board of Trade.
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Board of Town Commissioners of
Jackson
J. J. Chase
Z. W. M. Long
Jacksoon
Board of Trade
Chase
Roanoke Rapids
de. Long
Board of Commissioners
Dr. Long
Dr H B Foster to Open Roanoke Rapids Dentist Office
Dr H B Foster and Mrs Foster of Liberty North Carolina arrived yesterday and will make their home in Roanoke Rapids. He will open an office over the new Horner building beside the First National Bank, a dental service missed by the community.
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H. B. Foster
Roanoke Rapids
Liberty
N. C
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OI Scott
F Hogwen
Roanoke
Mills
Shite Floyd
Welch
Patterson Mill
Purcell
Verrell
Messrs
Emanuel AJ
M. L. Wallerstein
Roanoke Hotel
Louise Traynham
Virginia Eppes
C. A. Wyche
Wychecroft
Miss Beckwith
Sth
Faison
Roanoke Avenue
Hamilton Street
Jackson St
Hamilton
Board of ‘Trade
L Pet
Woke Rapids
the Voters of
J. Hunter Norman
State Farm
Earl Cotton
Franklin Mills
Red Light
Raleirth
E.W. Smith
Franklin Milla
Dackson
S Taleigh
Cotton
John Henderson
John Rhem
Capt Rhem
Roanoke News
Pat Terson
Breing M. Gary
S Halifas N. Pats
Roanoke Rapids, Rosemary, and
J. H. Davenport
W. F. Lee
W. T. Clements
Enfield, N. C
R. L. Wood
Mr. Millard
Littleton
Mary
James McGee
Haw River
C. A. Banks
Norfolk, Va
S. Spivey
G. A. Savage
J. L. Daughtrey
Petersburg
R. L. Dickens
Anfield
Clarence Wierne
Charlotte
Mr. Adking
Mrs. Adkins
John Drew
Patterson Mills Village
Raleigh
Coast Artillery
Fort Caswell
C. E. Stainback
Little Son
Henderson, N. C
Ocean View
J. T. Stainback
N. W. Pearson
Roanoke Rapids Hospital
Miss Coffield
Miss Pearson
Vaughuey
W. E. Lester
The
Rosemary Grocery Co
J.B. O' Bryant
Halifax Coun
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