Rowell Gets Eight To Ten Years Prison Sentence
Halifax County Grand Jury reports on county operations and a string of felony indictments. Rowell received eight to ten years in state prison for war knowledge, while Bennie Williams faced 18 months to two years for temporary larceny of an automobile. The panel commends county facilities and notes aging school buses and repair needs.
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Rowell
Superior Court
Clawson Williams
Sanford
Bennie Wiliams
Marvin Gray
White
James Thomas Gray
Gladys Hock
H. E. Dobbins
Madeline Deaton
Elmer Merritt
Joe Vaughan
J. R. Adams
A. J. Bridgman
C. Cameron
Douglas Hobbs
Jane Joe Vaughan
L. C. Cameron
True Bill Wilson Myrick
Stedman Store Co
W. M. Irvin
Percy Doier
C. D. Batchelor
Funeral Service Held For Infant Of J. H. Bryant
Funeral services for Sandra Jean Bryant infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bryant were held Monday at the home of Mrs. C. H. Davis on Madison Street. Rev. E. B. Fisher officiated with choir singing and interment at the family burial ground in Aulander.
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Sandra Jean Bryant
J. H. Bryant
C. H. Davis
Madison Street
E. B. Fisher
First Methodist Church
Catherine Wood
Elizabeth Davis
Charlotte Grant
Dorothy Ogburn
Janet Edwards
Texie Bryant
Aulander
Hawkins Chapel Church Sunday Schedule Notice
Hawkins Chapel Church advertises Sunday School at 10 o clock a m and preaching at 11 o clock. Attendees are urged to be on time and their presence is highly esteemed.
Halifax Recorder Court Fines and Jury Verdicts
Sol Perry colored fined 10 dollars and costs for driving with out operator license. Sidney C Moore white gets four months on the roads for auto license law. Haskell Powell white charged with reckless driving fined 25 dollars and costs. Clark and Lonnie Williams white charged with assault with deadly weapon not guilty as to Clark. Prayer for judgment continued on payment of costs as to Williams.
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Sol Perry
Sidney C. Moore
White
Haskell
Powell
Sara Clark
Lonnie Williams
Clark
Williams
Night Baseball At Rocky Mount Starts June 13
The Rocky Mount Baseball Club announces the season opening for night games on Monday June 13 at Briles Field. A three game series with Charlotte leads the schedule for June 13 14 and 15 with first pitch at 8 p.m.
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Rocky Mount
Ben L. Arrington
Charlotte
Briles Field
South Rosemary Hosts Bingo Party to Aid Club Building
The South Rosemary Home Demonstration Club plans a Bingo Party at Mrs. R. E. B. Merritt's home on Thursday June 16 from 7 30 to 10 30 p m Proceeds go to the club building fund toward a community clubhouse in South Rosemary Prizes will be awarded and the public is invited.
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South Rosemary
R. EB. Merritt
Christian Science Society Service and Reading Room
Sunday service at 11 a.m. and Wednesday service at 8 p.m. Reading Room open Tuesdays and Fridays 3 to 5 p.m. Visitors invited to attend services and visit the reading room. Subject Sunday God The Preserver of Man.
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God the Preserver of Man
Cunishian Science Monitor
Montros
Loca Christian Science
Roanoke Ave
Roanoke Ra N
Thompson Family Attends Kingston Wedding
Miss Sarah Thompson left Thursday morning for Kingston New York to attend the marriage of her brother Lt Glenn C Thompson. She was accompanied by her father W O Thompson and will join William C Thompson of Philadelphia who will also attend.
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Sarah Thompson
Kingston
N. Y
Glenn C. Thompson
W. O. Thompson
William C. Thompson
Philadelphia
Norfolk Visit By Hedgepeth McNeil Ray Norwood Team
Messrs M H Hedgepeth Tom McNeil Paul Ray and Norman Norwood spent Monday in Norfolk for meetings and local business with no further details provided.
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Messrs
M. H. Hedgepeth
Tom McNeil
Paul Ray
Norman Norwood
Norfolk
Medical Society Postpones Meet in Halifax County
The Halifax County Medical Society will meet Friday evening June 17 instead of June 10 due to the death of Mr. Hay wood Joyner the father of Dr. P. W. Joyner of Enfield NC. R S McGeachy MD secretary notes the delay. Misses Clara Hearne Ruth Hack ney have left to spend the summer at their home in Bynum. Mrs Ses Harris and daughter Joyce spent the week end in Swan Quarter attending the funeral of Mr Cahoon grandfather of Mrs Harris Saturday.
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Clara Hearne
Ruth Hackney
Bynum
Ses Harris
Joyce
Swan Quarter
Cahoon
Harris
Privilege Taxes Due Before July First Warn Readers
State Schedule 3 privilege taxes due June 1 must be paid by July 1 to avoid penalties. Payments may be mailed to the Revenue Department in Raleigh. For information contact Mr. J. G. Shannonhouse Jr. via the Terminal Hotel in Weldon. Ruth Dean has left for the summer in Oxford.
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Revenue Department
Raleigh
J. G. Shannonhouse, Jr
Weldon
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James Harris
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Clawson L. Williams
Halifax County
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Halifax Recorder Court
Christian Science Society
Briles Park
Ruth Dean
Oxford
Christian Science Monitor
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