Free Typhoid Vaccine Offered To All Citizens
City health officer Dr. T W M Long announces a free typhoid vaccination program at Roanoke Mills Cannery on Jackson Street. The circular stresses three injections at one week intervals and a three year immunity, urging those not immune in three years to vaccinate, with revaccination advised after seven years if typhoid fever occurred. Vaccination is described as harmless and widely used with no typhoid cases linked to it.
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T. W. M. Long
Roanoke Mills
Jackson Street
M. D
Roanoke Mills to Build 52 New Houses in Village Upgrades
The Roanoke Mills Company has purchased and begun erecting 52 Alladin houses for Number One and Number Two Village. A company erector arrived early this week and a crew has started work. The project will raise population and enhance village appearance, with completion in about forty days if materials arrive on schedule.
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Roanoke Mills Company
Half Witted Son Shoots His Dad Near Rosemary
Reuben Snow a local chicken and egg vendor was shot by his half witted son at his home near Rosemary. One shot struck Snow in the head and the son fled into the woods. He was pursued by volunteers and captured by arriving teachers later that day and jailed in Halifax.
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Reuben Snow
Rosemary
Reuben
Snow
Dobbins
Halifax
Medlin and Carter Marriage Invitations Issued
Miss Anna Medlin invites guests to the marriage of her sister Alice Cornelia to Rev Ammie Gray Carter on Wednesday June 18 1919 at eleven o clock at the Methodist Episcopal Church Rosemary North Carolina No invitations sent to Rosemary or Roanoke Rapids.
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Anna Medlin
Alice Cornelia
Ammie Gray Carter
Methodist Episcopal Church
Rosemary, North Carolina
Rosemary
Roanoke Rapids
O. W. Memorial Services at Roanoke Rapids Cemetery
The Roanoke Rapids Camp of the Woodmen of the World will hold a memorial service at the Roanoke Rapids Cemetery Sunday at 4:00 PM. Members meet at 3:00 PM to march from the lodge room. Hon. W. L. Long will give an address and the Roanoke Rapids Band will provide music. Public invited. program to be announced.
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Roanoke Rapids
Woodmen of the Word
W. L. Long
Roanoke
Whitsunday
All Saints
Episcopal
Salem
Robinson
Dee - Aldrich
Nettleton
St. Agnes
Merrial
Mrs Cannon and child visit relatives in Concord
Mrs L Cannon and her child are visiting relatives in Concord while Dr Witterman has returned to his Dallas home. A J Clark spent Thursday in town.
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J. E. McGee
Little ‘Gon
Richmond
J. Arch Taylor
Oxford
T. W. Mason
Northampton County
F. G. Jarman
Ruth Mason
Jarman
Maurice C. Allen
Rosemary Mfg. Company
Geo. W. Cooper
Newport News
G. 8. Stoupe
Portsmouth
Doyle Cannon
The
Rosemary Mfg. Co
Chautauqua
Cannon
Concord
Dr. Witterman
Dallas
Clark
Guy Waller
Kinston
R. M. Parker
Frederickstown
G. D. Shell and
Ralph
Durham
F. M. Coburn
St. Louis
R. T. Coburn
Raleigh
Frank Williams
P. C. Duncan
Clayton
Rudolph Barns
Lessie Bray
Elkin
Elmer Siggings
Beaufort
Emma Elmore
R. L. Walker
Mary
Aurora
W. H. Jones
Fannie Marks
Adele Meyers
Enfield
B. Marks
Sammie
Abe Norinsky
Rocky Mount
Frank Taylor
Mappsville
B. M. Pugh
Mrs. Cogdale
Town
Delbert Williams
Jake Sammet
Thos. G. Taylor
Arch L. and
Lewis N. Taylor
J. F. Vincent
J. A. Vincent
W. S. Rumley
Halifax
Roanoke Rapids Church June Term Court Session Notes
Roanoke Rapids church calendar lists Whitsunday services and Pentecost rites with Holy Communion and sermons. Bishop Cheshire to administer laying on of hands, with calls for communicants to contact the rector. community invited. Local social notes mention C I Grimmer visit and county home building recommendations.
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Whitsunday
T. W. Mullen
Womans’ Guild
Cheshire
Halifax County Grand Jury Reports Repairs and Court Actions
The June term opened in Halifax with Judge Geo W. Connor presiding. Grand jury calls for County Home repairs and jail condition noted. Several cases disposed, including assaults, breakings and concealed weapon charges. Local residents and officials are listed. town commissioners sworn in and assign roles.
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Paisley Fields
Hender- Kitchen
Lewson
Halifax
Geo. W. Connor
Grand Jury
N. C
Superior Court
Halifax County
Roanoke Rapids
Baptist Church Service Schedule and Activities
Baptist Church announces Rev T S Crutchfield as pastor Sunday School at 9 45 with W S Hancock Sept preaching at 11 00 on Man s extremity God s opportunity. evening service at 8 30 on a desire for the salvation of the lost B Y P U at 7 30 with R A Williams group leader Men's Bible class Tuesday at 8 00 Prayer meeting Wednesday 8 30
Rosemary Methodist Services Schedule and Quarterly Conference
Rosemary Methodist Church lists services for New Hope at 11 a m Smiths at 3 p m Rosemary at 8 p m The third Quarterly Conference to be held at New Hope on June 21 22 Rev E M Snipes will preach at 11 A M
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New Hope
Presbyterian Church Evening Service Schedule
The Presbyterian Church lists Rev. Stanley White as pastor with Mrs. A L Clark as organist. Sunday School at 10:00 A M Morning Service 11:00 A M Evening Service 8:15 P M. Prayer meeting 8:15 P M on Wednesdays Young Peoples Meeting 3:30 P M on Friday.
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Young Peoples Meeting
Ice use urged as June supplies are limited
Mr. 8 M Thompson, Roanoke Ice Co manager, appeals to residents for strict ice economy in June after ice plants at Weldon and Rocky Mount notify him they cannot supply more ice. Production this month will not meet the economy demand.
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8. M. Thompson
Roanoke Loona Fuel Co
Thompson
Weldon
Rocky Mount
How to Make Sea Foam Candy by a 14 Year Old
Aurelian Springs Canning Club member Louis R Crawley age 14 shares a sea foam candy method. He lists ingredients sugar karo syrup water and egg whites beaten to stiff peaks. The mixture is boiled tested in water then finished with flavoring and set on wax paper as balls.
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Louis R. Crawley
Aurelian Springs Canning Club
Community Uplift Address at Central School Auditorium
A meeting in Central School auditorium Monday afternoon June 9 at 4 30 features Rev Stanley White speaking on Community Uplift. Important business for members and interested citizens will be considered and a full attendance is urged. Local residents J F Vincent J A Vincent and W S Rumley attended Halifax Thursday.
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Central School
Stanley White
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