Wins Three In One Day at Hollister
At Hollister on Saturday the baseball team won three evening games. They beat Glenvie 20 to 4, Darlington 6 to 0, and Draper's Cross Roads Enfield 10 to 9. Allsbrook pitched the first game, J Crawley and Allsbrook split the second, and R Gupton pitched the finale. Leading hitters included C Marlory T Alston J Gupton R Gupton L Gup ton R Tharrington A Capps R Crawley B C Nicholson. The three-game set lasted five hours from two to seven with Hollister set to play Ports mouth on the 17th and 18th of June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Glenvie
Darlington
Draper
Cross Roads
Enfield
Allsbrook
J. Crawley
R. Gupton
C. Marlory
T. Alston
J. Gupton
L. Gupton
R. Tharrington
A. Capps
R. Crawley
B.C. Nicholson
Holister
Portsmouth
Legion Juniors Report for Practice
Legion Juniors reported for practice at Simmons field as they prepare for a July season. Until sponsor support from the American Legion ends, they seek local merchants to fund the team under coach Till Alligood who has previously produced championship squads. Players listed include Chester Alls-Mook Irvin Dickens Elmer Starke Runt Carver George Sullivan Bone Pridgen Ollie Acree Lefty Everett Milton Bennett Yates Brown Curtis Butler Gene Shell Javis Taylor Sanford Butler Joe Mh 1 Rawards Allen M Commons Neil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Simmons Field
Till Alligood
Chester Alls- Mook
Irvin Dickens
Elmer Starke
Runt” Carver
George Sulliva
Bone” Pridgen
Ollie Acree
Lefty Everette
Milton Bennett
Yates Brown
Curtis Butler
Gene Shell
Javis Taylor
Sanford Butler
Joe Mh
Rawards
Allen M Commons
Neil
Bascoes Win 2 0 Over South Weldon at Weldon
Bascoes shut out South Weldon 2 to 0 at Weldon on Saturday. Rigeon pitched seven strikeouts and two hits allowed for the locals while Etheridge fanned nine in three innings for Wel don. The Bascoes played errorless defense, with R. Lee and Carroll providing the offense. Mr and Mrs Joan Williams of Nashville NC spent the week with Mr and Mrs Jerry Jenkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Ward
Bascoes
South Weldon
Weldon
Rigeon
Etheridge
R. Lee
Carroll
Joan Williams
Nashville, N. C
Jerry Jenkins
Knockouts Defeat Trego 6 to 1 in Wednesday Game
The Knockouts drubbed Trego Va at Mons Field by 61. Bur nette led home by two hits in five at bats. Hughes started on the mound for the visitors, replaced in the second inning by Moore who pitched the full route. James McNeil stood out for the locals with two hits, while Allen B lani enship and Dann starred for the visitors as Lee SI continues to guide the team.
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Trego
Mons Field
Burnette
Hughes
Viers
Moore
James McNeil
Allen
Blanienship
Dann
Lee SI
Slagles Lake Emphoria Grid Clash At Simmons Field
Slagles Lake at Emporia plays Saturday at Simmons Field 3 30 p m. The squad brings most of the Henders Tiedmont club this year and a fast game is expected. The Indians lost a close game to Sewanee of Norfolk and seek revenge over Stailes hoy for that defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Yowns
Andans Wit
Slagles Lake
Emporia
Simmons Field
Gles Laks
Henders
Idisns
Sewanee
Norfolk
Stailes Hoy
Closing exercises honor top seniors with Patterson medal
Jimmie Shell received the S. F. Patterson medal for best all round student. The award honors participation in football, baseball, dramatics, debating, and the Abber Dabber paper. Margaret Danning won the scholarship medal for top school records, while James Womble and Katie Harris earned citizenship awards as best boy and girl in the senior class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shell
Womble
Harris
Dunning
Jimmie Shell
S. F. Patterson
FP. Patterson
Jimmy
Abber Dabber
Margaret Danning
James Womble
Katie Harris
Miss Mary Brown Funeral Thursday
Miss Mary Brown age 21 died Wednesday after a long illness. Funeral services were conducted Thursday by Rev A P Mustian of the First Baptist Church. Interment was in Cedarwood Cemetery. Relatives and friends sent flowers to express sympathy. the family gratefully acknowledges them. She is survived by Mr and Mrs Brown her parents five sisters Ruby Roxie Brown and others and one brother W Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Brown
A. P. Mustian
First Baptist Church
Cedarwood Cemetery
Jis
Miss Brown
Brown
TP Wonlhunt
Coley ‘Smith
John Ingram
Ruby
Roxis Brown
W. Brown
Bladder Relief Claim With Castor Oil Alternative
An old advertise text promotes a bladder remedy using juniper oil and buchy leaves in Bukets claiming to drive out impurities and acids causing irritation. It promises relief of backache and frequent urination with a 25 cent test box and money-back guarantee after four days if unsatisfied, sold by Roanoke Pharmacy and Rosemary Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke Pharmacy and
Rosemary Drug Co
Incomplete regional note on local families and teachers
Fragmentary report from Darlington mentions Tass Smith from Caledonia State Farm visiting relatives and friends. References to Dickens, Wood, and Mrs Dickens imply schooling and winter teaching connections in the Greenghore area, with sisters noted as residing locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Wood
Fim
Greenghore
Hie
Mra B. Dickens
Miss Wolhay Hosts Night Of Friends At Home Dance
Miss Mary Wolhay entertains several friends Tuesday night at her residence. The gathering began at 8 and continued until 11, with cookies and punch served as refreshments. Attendees include Virginia Akers Viola Collier Virginia Taylor Dot Campbell Virginia Bell Vincent Maria Long Betty Gray Long Ottley Cranwell Cecelia Curvin Mildred Hedrick Mary Wolkar Viv Erine Wolkar Juliet Bur Thompson Yates Brown Paul Matthews James McNeil Cyrus Kitchen Johnny Bounds Belmont Muay Cecil Pendleton Milton Harris Butler Brown Fleetwood Sullivan Harry Heath Lewis spending Cannon Graham Shell Pig Speight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Wolhay
Virginia Akers
Viola Collier
Virginia Taylor
Dot Campbell
Virginia Bell Vincent
Maria Long
Betty Gray Long
Ottley Cranwell
Cecelia Curvin
Mildred Hedrick
Mary Wolkar
Viverine Wolkar
Juliet Bur Thompson
Yates Brown
Paul Mthews
James McNeil
Cyrus Kitchen
Johnny Bounds
Belmont Muay
Cecil Pendleton
Milton Harris
Butle Brown
Fleetwood Sullivan
Harry
Heath Lewis
Spending Cannon
Graham Shell
Pig” Speight
Sme
Loy Hughes Wedding in Durham Sun Dreamy Summer Nupials
Mary Sue Hughes of Durham married Henry Ann Loy of Roanoke Rapids in a June wedding at Trinity Avenue Presbyterian Church. The ceremony featured cathedral candles and floral decor as Henry Loy’s family and out of town guests attended. Mary Sue, a Duke University alumna and Roanoke Rapids teacher, and Henry Loy, son of Burlington residents, plan a Western North Carolina wedding trip and home in Roanoke Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham Sun
Durham
Mary Sue Hughes
Henry Ann Loy
Roanoke
A. Hughes Hey
George J. Mathis
Trinity Avenue
Hughes
Iery
W. D. Lay
Loy
A Muchos
Duke University
Roanoke Rapids
Miso
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Legion
Goodyear
EAC
Wes Vescene
Joyner Motor Co
Dial
Roanoke Rapids, N. C
Miss Mary Brown
John Nance Garner
House of Representatives
Red River County
Texas
Texas House of Representatives
Ettie Rheiser
Tass Smith
Caledonia State Farm
Dickens
Yau Reak
Ken Maynard
Zasu Pitts
Lucian Littlefield
Strangers
Fredric March
Sylvia Sidney
Pee L
Greta Garbo
Whistling Dan
Loy-Hughes
Frances Sharp
Hagel
Greenshoro College
Aden
Jane Enn
Roanoke Pharmacy CO
N. C
Scott Laboratories, Inc
Norfolk, Virginia
EEA
Patapient
Bayer
Mikiunis Ofessers
Neuresgen
Laumpago
Leggett’s
Leggett
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