Roanoke Rapids Hospital Adds Nurses After Raleigh Test
The Roanoke Rapids Hospital lists six nurses who passed the Raleigh board exam, including Katie May Grace and Josephine Hargrove. The hospital staff gowns were presented at a recent ceremony and the Woman's Club plans its final meeting of the club year Monday at 8 o clock. The First Baptist Church women will serve a cafeteria dinner on Saturday June 4 beside the People Theatre to raise funds for the church building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke Rapids Hospital
Raleigh
Katie May Grace
Josephine Hargrove
Nadine Clark
Elizabeth Vaughan
Ruby Connell
Woman's Club
Ladies of the First Baptist Church
Heople
157 to Graduate From Elementary Grades
Thursday night 157 children moved from elementary grades to the junior high. It marks the largest class to receive junior high diplomas. 190 pupils earned perfect attendance certificates for never being absent or tardy. The ceremony featured grammar grades taking charge of the program and presenting two diplomas to a list of named graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples
John Fowler
Etta Leo Haislip
J. W. Hardison
Jesse
Lillie Moore
Lucy Rook
LeRoy Barty
Curtis Lyles
Willie Nicholson
LeRoy Tudor
James Wood
Claura Allen
Elizabeth Blanton
Carter Briggs
Ruby Clements
Ray Goodman
Lillian Coppedge
Bernice Green
Daniel Edwards
Dorothy Finch
Willis Hux
Henry Eakins
Lucille Kidd
Jesse Love
Margaret Matthews
Rosa Boyd McLendon
Edna Murray
Lucille Myrick
Leburn Mills
Mary Lee Nicholson
Ruth Pair
Jara Phelps
James Pope
Ruby Ricks
Paul Robinson
Monroe Starke
L. H. Taylor, Jr
Rufus Turner
Lois White
Woodrow Wright
Louise Williams
Alvin Coston
Eugene Dayis
Edmondson
William Fanney
D. Harris
Willie Insese
Francis Jones
Ollie King
David Kendrick
George Outland
Thomas Perkinson
Sam Smith
Johnnie Sasser
Windell Young
Noah Brown
Addie Connell
Halifax Court Dockets Show Varied Sentences
Frank Grayiel pled guilty to threats and was sentenced to five months on the roads, suspended on good behavior. Several defendants received drunk driving penalties, license revocations, or road sentences ranging from three to twelve months. Other cases included assault, theft of chickens, and liquor violations with mixed verdicts and continuances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Grayiel
Jason
Grayiel
JM. Clay
Mark DeBerry
Capias
J. M. Walker
Ross Webb
Theodore Zollicaffer
Duke Shearer
Jim Rawlings
B. Sadler
George Smith
Charlie Merritt
Viention
Wright Jones
Richard Scat
G.L. Driggers
Dan Drigae
Annie Driggers
Rufus Rantley
G. L. Driggers
G. L. Drigger
Annie
Robert Medford
J. J. Inscoe
Sidney Pierson
S. B. Sadler
Woodrow Ashe
Woodrow Wilson
Sam Pulley
Littleton
State Ballot Enstrectio for 1933 1939 and local offices
Voters mark a single candidate by X in the column next to the name. The page lists United States Senator term 1933 and 1939, Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State, Auditor, Attorney General, Commissioner of Labor, Corporation Commissioner, Insurance Commissioner, and Republican primary United States Senator with candidate names such as Tam C. Bowie Frank D. Grist Robert R. Reynolds Cameron Morrisson Arthur Simmons Allen Maxwell and George W Depriest Jake F Newell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Tam C. Bowie
Frank D. Grist
Robert R. Reynolds
Cameron Morrisson
Arthur Simmons
Ameron Morrison
A. H. Graham
Denison F. Giles
David P. Dellinger
Secretary of S
James A. Hartness
Stacey W. Wade
Baxter Durham
Chester C. Bell
George H. Adams
Peyton McSwain
Dennis G. Brummitt
Commissioner of Labor
George W Depriest
Jake F Newell
Rev Towe Preaches Next Sunday Morning at Roanoke Rapids
Rev Towe a former pastor will preach at First Methodist Church Roanoke Rapids next Sunday morning at 11 oclock. The public is invited to hear him. On the following Sunday night June 12 John Tyler a convert of the Jerry McAuley mission in New York will speak at the Methodist Church at 8 pm. Tyler is called the greatest lay preacher in America. He is eighty years old but vigorous with strong religious experience. He has endorsements from leading preachers and Christian workers in this State and nationwide. More will be said about this service next week. A New Haven schoolteacher who found $1100 pinned to a boy’s undershirt as his parents safekept it is noted in a separate item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Towe
First Methodist
Roanoke Rapids
John Tyler
Jerry McAuley
New York
Methodist Church
Evy
Associated Charities
Kiwanis Club
Dre
Associated Char
Jurors for June Term Halifax Superior Court
The June 1922 jury list for Halifax County includes first week names starting June 6 and second week names starting June 13. Jurors listed are county citizens drawn for duty and cover multiple surnames and initials across two weeks.
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Halifax
J. A. House, Jr
Tom W. Cole
Dan Williams
Bruce H. Pone
W. V. Brown
Louis Johnson
S. T. Maynard C
P. Bounds
GC. Howell
I. H. Smith
D. W. Walston
H. M. Neve
B.D. Hamill
G. W. King
T. H. Cook
E. Fuller
J. H. Braddy
Balfour Dunn
W. L. Scott
Bernard Edmondson
M. E. Bryant
Legion Axes Poppy Drive Amid City Charities Push
The local Legion Post will not run a large Auxiliary Poppy sale this year due to an extensive city drive by Associated Charities and other causes. A Weldon Post delegation visited Saturday but did not conduct an active campaign after hearing of the plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Charities
Lexus
Legion Auxiliary
Weldon Post
Roanoke Mills Electrician Side-Swiped on Weldon Road
Perry Smith of Roanoke Mills Company No 2 escaped uninjured after a small coupe was side swiped by another sedan on Weldon Road last Saturday. The other driver, Dicke of Roanoke Rapids, was involved in a dispute over blame that was settled before Recorder's Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weldon Road
Perry Smith
Roanoke Mills Company No. 2
Smith
Dicke
Roanoke Rapids
Recorder's Court
County Ballot Instructions For Five County races
Voters are instructed to mark an X in the square beside a candidate for each race. The sample lists state senate and house candidates, county clerk and sheriff, register of deeds, coroner, and five county commissioners with multiple names. The text notes how to handle damaged ballots and recalls the polling context.
Omission Corrected for Clarence Byrd County Candidacy
The notice apologizes for omitting Clarence Byrd from the political announcements in this week's issue. It states he is emphatically a candidate for County Commissioner and notes his name appears on the sample county ballot directly above the announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence
Byrd
Charities Drive Scheduled for Next Week Citywide
A weeklong annual drive for Associated Charities begins Monday June 6 with funds solicited by volunteers from churches lodges and clubs. Rev S H Bradley chairs the campaign aiming to aid destitute families with temporary relief and urging consistent giving beyond a single week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finance Committee
Norwood Gains Ground in Roanoke Rapids Precincts
Developments in the last forty eight hours show a clear drift toward W. J. Norwood for State Senate with Roanoke Rapids No 1 and No 2 precincts reporting strong support and mass meetings boosting his candidacy. Updates from rural parts of the county indicate Norwood will win a comfortable majority, while campaigns for Reynolds Ehringhaus and Fountain draw large crowds at Scotland Neck and Roanoke Rapids. Polls close around 4:30 a.m. Saturday. voters urged to study both county and state ballots printed on the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke Rapids No. 1
W. J. Norwood
State Senate
Norwood
No. 2
counst_minute
Mr. Norwood
Roanoke Rapids
Robert R. Reynolds
U.S. Senate
Roanokepids
Scotland Neck
J. C. B. Ehringhaus
Dick Fountain
Canddate
Mal Cooley
I.T. Valentine
Mr. Fountain
Reynolds
Simmons Gym
Ehringhaus
Crocheting Craze Spreads in Roanoke Rapids Local Scene
Roanoke Rapids famed for bedspreads now gains wider fame with crochet work. Women on shifts from doilies to runners use cotton twine, selling at Home Demonstration Curb Market and boosting cotton use. Summer heat may curb the trend, but many will keep crochet keepsakes and souvenirs. A Lubec cow adopts a rabbit, donations to Associated Charities urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke Rapids
Schenectady
N. Y
Ypsilanti
Mich
Carolina
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Weldon
Richard T. Fountain
J.C. B. Ehringhaus
Allen J. Maxwell
Dan ¢. Boney
D. W. Morton
Towe
New Haven
Conn
Legion
T. W. M. Long
W.J Norwoop
House OF Representatives
FM. Taylor
D. S. Moss
R. Hunter Pope
LW. Leggett
Superior Court
Bl, Travis, JR
Quentin Gregory
G. H. Johnson
J. L. Bell
S. M. Thompson
Meade H. Mitchell
Elizabeth Hale
Stanley
Whitaker
WW. G. Williams
J. R. Wrenn
J. W. Whitaker
B. B. Everette
M. W. Perry
N. W. Warren
N, J. Shepherd
W. J. Collier
W. F. Joyner
T. C. Qualls
Eddie W. Liles
Lubec, Me
Associated Charitio
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