Local social notes from Aurelian Springs and vicinity
Miss A Mack Harris spent the week end at her home in Thomasville. Miss Theeta Jackson visited Middlesex. Mr Jesse Liles, a student at State College, spent the week end at home. Miss Margaret Crabtree was in Durham. Mr and Mrs Willis Liles of Norfolk visited Mrs J R Liles. John Liles Jr. motored to Louisburg. Mrs Adron Stricklen returned home after time with her parents. The First Grade at Aurelian Springs School held a George Washington program at chapel. The subscription bridge party at the Woman's Club raised about fifteen dollars, with Mrs Steve Lipscomb and Mrs Fletcher Dickens winning top prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Mack Harris
Thomasville
Theeta Jackson
Middlesex
Jesse Liles
State College
Margaret Crabtree
Durham
Aurelian Springs School
George Washington
Woman’s Club
Steve Lipscomb
Fletcher Dickens
Troy Parrish
Carrie Smith
Entertained Aurelia Springs Faculty With Dinner and Games
Mr. and Mrs. Watson Bowers hosted Aurelia Springs Faculty for a February 22 dinner at six o'clock with Washington motif table decor. Afterward contests and a lively Rock game followed the meal. Mrs. L. S. Bowers and Miss Carrie Bowers also hosted a two course dinner for the faculty on a Tuesday evening with old fashioned games and contests after dessert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson Bowers
Aurelian Springs
George Washington
L. S. Bowers
Carrie Bowers
Aurelian Springs Girls Fall Twice in Elizabeth City
The Aurelian Springs girls basketball team lost 29 to 24 to Central High School of Elizabeth City in the first game and were edged by Weeksville by three points in the second. The players enjoyed the trip and the hospitality of Elizabeth City residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurelian Springs
Elizabeth City
Central High School
Weeksville
Cagers
Notice of two land foreclosure tracts in Halifax County NC
Under a deed of trust dated January 29 1931 L F Rook to trustee defaulted payment. J M Picot trustee will sell March 11 1933 at 11 am in front of Bank of Littleton high bidder for cash two tracts in Roanoke Rapids and Littleton townships Halifax County NC. First tract 40 acres bounded by Chocoyotte Creek Mrs Hockaday Laura Robinson Paul Vincent. Second tract 48 acres on public road to Brinkleyville Deep Creek land described in deed from Geo L Hayes and wife to L F Rook dated October 11 1919 recorded in book 311 page 209 reference made part of description.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Rook
Halifax County
N. C
Bank of Littleton
Littleton
Roanoke Rapids Township
Littleton Township
State of
Laura Robinson
Paul Vincent
Johnston
Brinkleyville
Deep Creek
Geo. L. Hayes
North Carolina
J. M. Picot
Wake Up Your Liver Bile Without Caromel
Public health style ad claiming your liver must produce two pounds of bile daily to avoid digestive problems. Warns against salts, mineral water, oil, laxatives, or gum as ineffective. Promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills as the remedy for restoring bile flow and improving vitality. Mentions red label and 1931 catalog note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
C.m.ca
Mary Louise Cox dies after long illness in Winston-Salem
Mrs. Mary Louise Cox 35 wife of L L Cox of City View Winston Salem died February 23 1933 at City Hospital after months of decline. Born Pitt County September 9 1897 she leaves husband two sons Norwood and William a daughter Louise her parents J F and L L Bright of Roanoke Rapids six brothers and two sisters. Funeral at the Bright home February 25 with Rev S J Starnes. burial in Roanoke Rapids Cemetery. Chicago police arrest three youths who confessed burglaries using a baby buggy to haul loot including bananas radios women’s clothing and tinned herring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louise Cox
L. L. Cox
City View
Winston Salem
City Hospital
Pitt County
J. F
Ladie L. Bright
Freewill Baptist Church
Norwood
William
Louise
J. F. Bright
Roanoke Rapids
Frank
Ayden
W. F
R. H
E. L. Cornell
Phoebus
Sadie Lee Bright
S. J. Starnes
Madison St
Chicago
Roanoke Rapids Dog Running at Large Ordinance Update
The Roanoke Rapids Board of Commissioners directs that dogs must be confined within city limits unless owners immunize and vaccinate after 30 days, present proof for city approval, then pets may be allowed to run at large. This notice is dated February 20, 1933, signed by A. L. Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners
City of
Roanoke Rapids
Board of Commissioners of
A. D
A. L. Clark
Notice of Sale Under Deed of Trust in Halifax County
Notice is given that on Friday March 24 1933 at 11 o'clock A M a trustee will sell at public auction in front of Rosemary Branch of Roanoke Bank and Trust Company the 1 2 acre tract in Littleton Township Halifax County North Carolina described as beginning at an iron stake on Old Bacon Road and bounded by John Moore and Cora Pier lines. Purchaser to pay cash. Dated February 20 1933 W B Allsbrook Atty. 4-3-16-7&A
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jones
Office of the Register of Deeds
Halifax County
North Carolina
Rosemary
Roanoke
Old Bacon Road
V. N
Stronger Than He Was at Twenty 3 Secret of Vigor
A vintage style health pitch touts Dr Caldwell's syrup pepsin as a harmless energizer. It claims rapid results within a week and emphasizes cleansing the bowels to prevent bilious days, auto intoxication, and chronic constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Caldwell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Willis Liles
Norfolk
J. R. Liles
Charlie Shaw
of Weldon
J. F. Shaw
John Liles, Jr
Louisburg
Adron Stricklen
Mrs
W. G. Hedgepeth
Bridge Party
Subscription Bridge Party
F&g Co
Shedford
Chis. E. Stevens
Columbus
Ind
Ike
Miles
Iron Stake
W. B. Allsbrook
Atty
Radio Shop
Jacob C. Shearin
C. L. Elting
Sec’s
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