Mrs Lula Woodruff Funeral Today in Roanoke Rapids
Lula Woodruff aged 62 died suddenly at 128 Hamilton St. Her funeral will be from her brother Coburn Coburns Roanoke Avenue residence conducted by Rev E B Wisher of First Methodist Church where she was a lifelong member. Interment Roanoke Rapids Cemetery. Survived by three sisters and two brothers. Her husband Ed Woodruff died in 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Woodruff
Koanol Rapids
Hamilton St
Coburn
Roanoke Avenue
E. B. Wisher
First Methodist Church
Roanoke Rapids
M. D. Collier
Ed Woodruff
Walter Woodruff
Ella C. Love
Dora Shell
F. M. Coburn
This City
R. T. Coburn
Raleigh
Aged Man Takes His Life After Prolonged Ill Health
W. W. Smith aged 78 died yesterday from a self inflicted gunshot wound at his home near Roanoke Rapids. Coroner T. M. Cooper ruled a death by own action after an illness plagued period. He lived with Leonard at South Rosemary. funeral held at home with Rev. Gordon Price, Roanoke Rapids Cemetery interment. Survived by son Leonard two daughters Mary Lou Cummings Minnie Pruden, and three grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Smith
Roanoke Rapids
Almyst
T. M. Cooper
Smith
Leonard
South Rosemary
Gordon Price
Roanoke Rapids Cemetery
Jefferson St
Mary Lou Cummings
Minnie Pruden
Two Cars Stolen Reported. One Recovered Near Va N C Line
Two stolen cars were reported to Patrolman Rothrock and Chief Dobbs this week. The 1935 Ford with red wire wheels was taken from Monroe Street, while a 1937 Ford from Hamilton between 7th and 8th was reported stolen yesterday. The Turner car was recovered near the Virginia North Carolina line after being used to haul liquor. the thief remains at large. Fire crews responded to a roof fire at All Saints Episcopal Church with no damage. Ernest Eubank, injuried in an accident last year, was returned to Richmond Hospital for care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Wothrock
Dobbins
Ta Turner
M. Thompson
Hobbs
Monroe St
Dobbs
Mr. Thompson
Hamilton
Thompson
Rothrock
John Henry Wooten
Norfolk
Richmond
Turner
Va.n.c
All Saints Episcopal Church
Ernest Eubank
E. W. Eubank
Ernest
Sutton Duling wed in Halifax described ceremony
Mrs J Robert Moody announces the marriage of her granddaughter Edna Gatliffe Sutton to Mr Ralph Leonard Duling on Tuesday February 21 1939 in Halifax North Carolina. The couple resides at 707 West 1st Street Richmond Virginia At Home.
County Board Deliberations On Buck Swamp Canal and County Home Plans
Halifax County commissioners heard State engineer Dr White outline an estimated cost to clear Buck Swamp where it crosses the A C L Railroad to Fishing Creek. The canal would drain about 24000 acres. Mrs Wheeler and Miss Patterson reported on county home and sanatorium conditions and club work. Wheeler turned in a $50 check for curb market building. Clerk's office hours set to Saturdays 9 to 12, holidays excepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Buck Swamp
A.C.L
Fishing Creek
Wheeler
Patterson
Court Clerk Attendance Directive From 1939 North Carolina Bill
The order requires the Clerk of the Superior Court to attend during specified hours and allows attendance by assistant or deputy with exceptions for Saturdays. It is issued under House Bill 104 of the 1939 North Carolina General Assembly, amending section 945 of the Consolidated Statutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perior Court
Superior Court
General Assembly of
North Carolina
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Walter Kee
Howard King
W. P. Taylor
M. H. Hedgepeth
Sam Young
Wood
Emeral Park
Lupton Hardware Co
Stark Bros. Nursery
County Board
Goldston Bros
Land Bros
Jewelers
Citizens Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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