Chautauqua Opens and Sells Tickets for 1920 Run
Local guarantors met in the mayor’s office and signed up for 1920 contracts then boosted the ticket fund to 1854 dollars. The program opened with Dr. William E. Bohn lecturing on the League of Nations, followed by Pietro Mordelia Company concerts and a lecture by Chancellor Bradford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. E. Bohn
Margaret Shannon
Chicago
Mias
Lulu Wolpell
Storges
Mich
Chautauqua
Bohn
League of Nations
Pietro Mordelia Company
Dr. Bohn
Pietro
Miss Golding
Mordelia
Rosa
Crane
Art Institute of Chicago
Polly
Frederick William Wile
The
Wile
Goldsboro Argus
Frederick William Wise
Lord Northcliffe
London
England
John Bull
Uncle Sam
Chauteuqua
Rosemary Notes of Friends Visitors and Local Events
Rosemary hosts a stream of visitors and residents with weddings and church events. Notables include Miss Viola Dixson attending Medlin Carter nuptials and Rev Henry C Smith visiting from Jerome Arizona. The Corner Stone ceremony for Roanoke Rapids Methodist Church features Hon W L Knight delivering a forceful address.
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First Methodist Church
Eastern Star
Roanoke Rapids
Medlin and Carter Bride in Rosemary Methodist Service
A quiet Rosemary North Carolina wedding united Alice Cornelia Medlin and Reverend Annie Gray Carter in the Rosemary Methodist Church on June 18 at eleven o'clock. The ceremony featured Misa Margaret Matthews’s singing and a Mendelssohn chorus as the bridal party entered.
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Rosemary
N.C
Alice Cornelia Medlin
Annie Gray Carter
Misa Margaret Matthews
Clinton
N. C
Nancy Johnston
Mendelsohn
Clarence
Wesley Fulgham
Robert
Wade Dickens
Samuel Hammond Huff
Roanoke
Annie Medlin
Sarah Elizabeth Jenkins
Virginia Poe
Lillian Bell Jenkins
Virginia Ogletree
Hugh McLean Poe
Rocky Mount
Samuel Hammond Hui
J.J. Wade
J. F. Carter
Nce
Roanoke Rapids Nurses Receive State Board Certs
Two Roanoke Rapids Hospital graduates passed the State Board exams and are now registered nurses. Miss Marie Bishop, a prior fall graduate, and Miss Iola Stinson, who completed her studies last month, are cited for their success and the community’s pride.
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Roanoke Rapids Hospital
Marie Bishop
Iola Stinson
Chautauqua Ticket Sales Hit Record In 1919
A 1919 report shows Chautauqua guarantors surpassing the goal with ticket sales totaling 1 854 00 dollars. The Drive credited to the ticket selling committee chair and assistants, with guarantees at 1500 local expenses 160 and net over the top 204.00. Donations were not used.
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Chautauqua
Maud Wilkinson
Roantrain
Stanley White
Roanoke Rapids Herald
Bohn
Job Taylor
F. Patterson
Roanoke Rapids Personal And Local Items
Local society notes list visits and travels across towns. Names include D M Clark Grace Foy L Clark M E Faison W G Lynch Mary Cherry L W Clements Lottie Green Verna Davenport J A Ward Louise Bain Hue Moore H H King Holland Brantley C E Matthews B A Telliga T M Edmondson Bruce Tillery S B Jones B Marks Sammie Jake Sammett W Saunders Sallie Mary OFlaherty Susie Allsbrook Martha Parker Barnie Norinsky J T Stainback Henry Clark Smith John L Patterson Lewis N Taylor Mary Taylor White Tigers Club All Saints Bishop Cheshire W F Joyner. Reverend touring, commencement trips, and relatives visiting households are noted.
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C. E. Matthews
Newport News
B.A. Telliga
Berkley
T. M. Edmondson
Norfolk
Bruce T. Tillery
S. B. Jones
Scotland
B. Marks
Sammie
Jake Sammett
W. §. Saunders
Sallie
East Pepperell
Mass
Mary O'Flaherty
Susie Allsbrook
Portsmouth
Baltimore
Martha Parker
Jackson
Barnie Norinsky
Abe Norinsky
J. T. Stainback
N. C. Building & Loan League
Wilson
Henry Clark Smith
Episcopal Church
Jerome
Arizona
Mesars
John L. Patterson
Lewis N. Taylor
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Mary Taylor
Oxford
First Sunday After Trinity Church Services
The notice outlines 9:45 Sunday School and Adults Bible Class led by T W Mullen, 11 oclock Morning Prayer and sermon. Evening services are canceled due to a union service at the Chautauqua tent. St John the Baptist Day on June 24 includes Holy Communion at 10 A M and a choir rehearsal at the organist home. Wednesday 8:15 P M service follows. The public and nonmembers are warmly invited to attend.
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Trinity
T. W. Mullen
Chautauqua
St. John the Baptists
Baptist Church Services and Sunday School Schedule
Rev T S Crutchfield pastor. Sunday School 9:45 A M led by W S Hancock. Services at 11:00 A M on Our Lord's New Testament honor system. B Y P U at 7:30 P M with Julian Allabrook president and G N Stanley group leader. Announcement at morning service about evening service and next week's services.
Rosemary Methodist Church Weekly Services and Confer F S
Rosemary Methodist Church announces Sunday Schools at usual hours and services at 4 P M. The third Quarterly Conference will be at New Hope at 4 P M with Rev B M Snipes preaching and the Lord's Supper at 11 A M All are invited to attend.
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New Hope
B. M. Snipes
Presbyterian Church Services Notices
The Presbyterian Church lists Rev. Stanley White as pastor. Sunday School at 10:00 A. M. Morning Service 11:00 A. M. Prayer meeting 8:15 P. M. Wednesdays. No evening service due to union service at the Chautauqua tent. Christian Endeavor Society no meeting Monday. Young Peoples Meeting 3:90 P. M. Friday. Invites community members not in Sunday School to join Baraca and Phila thea classes.
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Chautauqua
Christian Endeavor Society
Young Peoples Meeting
Worthy Matron Leads Chapter to State Honors
Mrs. Fred Peck of Roanoke Chapter 119 was elected Grand Conductress of the state and District Deputy of the Third District after presenting a report showing the local chapter topped the state in contributions to the Eastern Star Home Greensboro and other causes at the Grand Chapter meeting in Southern Pines on June 10. The record credited the matron and committee with community support and tireless effort.
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Fred Peck
Order of the Eastern Star
Southern Pines
Eastern Star
Greensboro
Masonic
Oxford
Roanoke
Peck
Pruden Vincent Wedding Quietly Ties Two Hearts
The marriage of William Anthony Vincent and Mary Inez Pruden surprised friends as they wed Tuesday and left for a honeymoon to the land of the sky. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Joe J. Praden of Seaboard, is admired locally, while the groom recently moved to town and won many friends. They will be at home in Roanoke Rapids after their honeymoon, announced June 26.
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Thos. J. Evans
Hender “Son
Hugh McLean Poe
Weldon
H.C. Barnes
Norfolk
Saxe. Roberts
Rich,Snond
Bettie Bozeman
Medlin-Carter
J. B. Powell
Rocky Mount
H. P. Williams
Petersburg
Rosemary
C. F. Ogletree
J. L. Cobb
Henderson
W. T. Tate
Joseph G. Butts, Jr
Jenkinss Amdren
W. E. Froelich
Winston-Salem
Virginia Beach
Grizzard
L. G. Shell
Eury
Newport News
Grover Eury
Rosemary Band
Pythias
William Anthony Vincent
Mary Inez Pruden
Land of the Sky
Joe J. Praden
Seaboard
County Treasurer Jarl E Bowers Dies in Washington
Jarl E Bowers longtime county treasurer and prominent Scotland Neck resident died last Saturday in a Washington hospital due to unspecified causes. The Davis County obituary notes his years of service and active involvement in local affairs.
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Jarl E. Bowers
Scotland Neck
Washington Hospital
Citizens Bank and Trust Company to Open in Rosemary
A new Citizens Bank and Trust Company will open July 1 1919 in Rosemary after receiving a June 5 charter to operate banking trust and insurance services. Directors nine include Jno L Patterson J A Moore T W Mullen and Frank L Nash chosen as cashier. The three story brick building planned for Roanoke Avenue and Eleventh Street will house offices store rooms and an assembly hall with modern ventilation heating and private water and sewerage systems.
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Citizens Bank and Trust Company
Rosemary
Jno
L. Patterson
J. A. Moore
T. W. Mullen
Frank L. Nash
J. A. Loftin
L. S. Cannon
Roanoke Avenue
Eleventh Street
H S Corbitt Improving After Fund Support
Community members report H S Corbitt is improving after a fund drive that helped him take the stage arc. Donors and local supporters express hope and gratitude for the recovery progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Corbett
Arc
Doubtleas Berings
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Masons
R. L. Applewhite
Hallfax
K. 8. Miller
Washington City
B. E. Maxwell
Cincinnati
Ben Covington
Rockingham
Margaret Matthews
H. Huff
Medtin
H. B. Harvell
K. Jenkins
Herbert M. Poe
Medlin
J. Medefine
Arlington, N. J
W. L. Knight
Alice Hockaday
J. L. Price
Mr. Knight
D. M. Clark
Grace Foy
Mount Airy
Mrs. L. Clark
Mary Cherry
Wrightsville Beach
L."w. Clements
Richmond
Lottie Green
Lawrenceville
Verna Davenport
W. H. Jones
J. A. Ward
Williams ‘S
F. M. Shute
Frank Williams
Franklin
B.D. Webb
Williamston
Messrs. B. 8
Charlie Webb
Jessie Brandt
Louise Bain
White Tigers Boys Club
All Saints
Episcopal
Cheshire
W. F. Joyner
H. S. Corbitt
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