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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1918

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S Forster Charged With Evading Draft In Roanoke Rapids

Local plumber S Forster faces draft evasion charges after conflicting tax lists show ages 28 31 and 33 in 1916 17 and this year He is jailed awaiting Exemption Board decision with his wife in Wilmington Del urged to produce a six year old marriage certificate Board chair refused his volunteer enlistment proposal and possible later action tied to pro German remarks The Roanoke Rapids native has lived in the town for years and is described as quiet and law abiding by locals

Halifax County S. Forster Roanoke Rapids Forster Exemption Board Weldon Wilmington Del Shaw America J. T. Chase Wheeling W. Va

First Christian Church Gleanings

The Children Day exercises were enjoyed and the Tabernacle filled amid a warm evening. The Christian Endeavor Society held an ice cream Supper at Rosemary Mill Park, yielding a nice profit. The church turns four next month with plans for a birthday celebration and ten additions followed a recent revival. Mrs. F Brantley left for Rocky Mount to visit relatives.

Enfield Christian Endeavor Society Rosemary Mill Park

Riv er Road School to Hold Closing Exercises Friday

Roanoke Rapids local notices report the River Road School closing exercises set for Friday at 8 p m. The public is cordially invited with attendees including J L Patterson J A Moore W L Long Wiley Long and L N Taylor who recently attended the University of North Carolina commencement.Other local items note church activities meetings and visits by residents including Rev Chas M Lance B C Few Stanley White and several townspeople visiting relatives and pursuing courses at colleges in Richmond and Norfolk.

River Road Messrs John L. Patterson J.A. Moore W. L. Long Wiley Long Lewis N. Taylor University of North Carolina Chas M. Lance B.C. Few Trinity College

Campbell Liverman Nuptials In Rosemary Home

Last Sunday afternoon at four o clock in the home of Mr J E Buck Miss Nettie Campbell became the bride of Mr Anson Liverman The ceremony was performed by Raleigh L Topping minister of the Christian Church Only a few intimate friends were present The bride and groom are well known in Rosemary and their friends number by scores who wish them a long and happy life They will make their future home in Rosemary

J. E. Buck Nettie Campbell Anson Liverman Raleigh L. Topping The Christian Church Rosemary

Roanoke Rapids Church Resolutions Against Dancing 1918

Roanoke Rapids Baptist Church and Sunday School adopt resolutions urging members to refrain from modern dancing. They call for officers teachers choir members and leaders who dance to resign, asserting the church's stance against dancing as contrary to Scripture and harmful to the faith. The resolutions were approved in a joint session on May 26, 1918, with near unanimity.

Jesus Jerusalem Judea Samaria Christ Satan Roanoke Rapids

Food Saving by the Honor System

The Federal Food Administration urges voluntary rationing to aid allies. Readers should limit wheat using Victory Bread guidance and graham or whole wheat flour, curb overall wheat to no more than 14 pounds weekly, and economize on meats. Milk, eggs, and fish supplement protein, butter is encouraged, and local supplies should be used with garden tips via the Agriculture Extension Service in Raleigh.

Raleigh Conservation Division The Food Administration Washington Victory Agricultura Extension Service N.C

Baptist Revival At Roanoke Rapids Draws Crowds

Revival services at Roanoke Rapids Baptist Church attract large, diverse congregations with Rev J W Kincheloe of Rocky Mount delivering powerful messages. A men’s meeting is set for Sunday at 3 30 P M with Kincheloe presenting Gods Challenge to Men.

Roanoke Rapids Baptist Church J. W. Kincheloe First Baptist Church Rocky Mount Kincheloe

Presbyterian Church Cancelled Sunday Services

Pastor Rev. Stanley White is absent and there will be no church services Sunday. Sunday School will meet at 10:00 a.m. with Mrs. J. T. Chase as superintendent.

J.T. . Chase

Halifax County War Savings Quotas Set by Committee

Halifax County reports its share of the two billion dollar War Savings Fund. The quotas for townships are listed with figures for Halifax County and its townships, as provided by Supt. A. E. Akers, Chairman of the Halifax County War Savings Committees. Sales data to follow in a later issue.

Halifax County A. E. Akers Halifax County War Savings Committees

Baptist Church Revival Services Highlight Local Pulpit

Rev C H Trueblood pastors a Baptist Church with morning and night revival services led by Rev J W Kincheloe from Rocky Mount. Sunday School at 10 15 a m with M W S Hancock as superintendent. A men’s service is set for Sunday at 3 30 p m. The pastor will fill Kincheloe’s pulpit in Rocky Mount Sunday. The public is invited to all services.

All Saints’ Church St. Lukes (Epicopal Northampton County Tabernacle Rosemary Stanley White Howardsville W.S. Hancock J. W. Kincheloe Rocky Mount Kincheloe

Camp Jackson letter from Abe Ila Co I Depot Brigade

A wartime camp diary describes travel fatigue at arrival Camp Jackson South Carolina. Soldiers are processed, issued gear, shown army customs, and fed before barracks and billets. The writer praises officers and meals as inoculations occur, noting an injured left arm and signing with best wishes.

Uncle Sam Addre. Abella. Co Ith Depot Brigade Camp Jackson 5. C

Williamston Herald Announces Staff Changes

Mr F B Shute leaves to manage the Williamston Enterprise and two staffers, A C Stallings of Wilson NC, becomes foreman of the HoraLo office. Shute is a capable printer and promising man. Stallings is a printer of wide experience and high standards will be maintained in printing.

Los T S Williamston Shute Hite Ald A. C. Stallings Wilson N.C Wilson Times HoraLo Stallings Herald

Halifax County Red Cross quota campaign urged in 1918 note

W E Daniel chair Halifax County Chapter A RC reports strong support for the Halifax drive to raise funds for the Red Cross. The note states preferences and efforts to pledge substantial totals, with expectations the campaign will exceed fifty five thousand pounds.

Tam Halifax W. E. Daniel Cheirmeno Halifax County Chapter A

Consolation's impact on a suitor in decline

The New York World recalls a sad tale of a rejected swain who despaired, joined the army, and faces possible release in years. It contrasts his fate with the alternative of marriage which would have bound him for life.

Inek New York World

Church Schedule: Sunday School and Services

Sunday school at 10:00. Morning service at 11:00. Evening service at 7:15 with the topic The Glory of the Cross. Presbyterian Union events include Monday prayer at 8:15 and Wednesday prayer at 8:15.

Mm. G. S. Gregg BY. P. U

Methodist Church Services Announced by Pastor Few

Sunday School at 10 30 a m led by W W Woodruff superintendent, worship at 11 15 am and 7 30 pm with preaching by Prof A M Proctor. Travel meeting Wednesday at 8 30 pm. All are cordially invited to attend services.

W. W. Woodruff A.M. Proctor

All Saints Church Episcoal Next Sunday Services

All Saints Episcopal Church announces Second Sunday after Trinity services including church school and Men's Bible Class led by T. W. Mullen at 10:00, Children's Eucharist, Morning Prayer and Sermon, Evening Prayer. Girls' Friendly Society meets Tuesday night at parish hall. Notice invites public. mentions St Nabas Day.

T. W. Mullen Girls’ Friendly Society

First Christian Church Raleigh Service Schedule

First Christian Church Raleigh announces Sunday School next Sunday at 9 45 morning and evening sermons by the pastor The morning topic is The Trip to Jericho and the evening topic A Christian Defending Himself Christian Endeavor meets Wednesday at Miss Lucy Taylors Rosemary House River Road school hosts services every Friday night and Sunday School at 3 30 in the River Road School house You are welcome

Jericho Christian Endeavor Lucy Taylor Rosemary River Road School House

Ministerial Union Schedules June Meeting in Raleigh Area

The Ministerial Union of Rose mary and Roanoke Rapids met Monday June 3 at 10 with Rev A G Carter hosting. After devotionals and minutes, the group planned a community wide canvas on religious status and a forthcoming go to church Sabbath with details to be published. The session closed with prayer and adjournment to July with Rev Stanly White.

Ministerial Union of Rosemary and Roanoke Rapids A. G. Carter Stanly White BEC Few

Fine for Cold Feet Novel French Heater for Rooms

A four carpet heater weaves wires into the carpet to receive current from a light socket. It distributes electric heat evenly across the room for improved comfort.

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