Textile League Softball Plans Worked Out in Mills
An Athletic Executive Committee meeting outlined the 1940 City Textile League for four teams Roanoke Mills No.1 and No.2 Patterson Mills and Rosemary Manufacturing. The schedule runs June 17 to August 8 with a ten-game minimum per team and June 8 as the registration deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Textile League
Roanoke Mills Company
Patterson Mills Company
Rosemary Manufacturing Company
Mills
North Carolina
Virginia
Mill
Athletic Executive Committee
Romances
Lemon Juice Remedy Promises Quick Rheumatic Pain Relief
An old home remedy claims lemon juice mixed with Ru-Ex Compound in water eases rheumatic arthritis and neuritis within 48 hours. The ad promises money back if no relief and notes the product is sold by druggists with a guarantee.
Local residents visit Halifax and Roanoke Rapids
Calvary Thelma Sillery Mrs M A Sillery and others spent Wednesday in Halifax and Roanoke Rapids. E S Jenkins from Franklin Va home for weekend after attending Greensboro College Glee Club in Suffolk. Several locals on sick list with wishes for quick recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Sillery
Walter Myrick
E. J. Jenkins
Dorothy Jenkins
Halifax
Roanoke Rapids
E. S. Jenkins
Franklin
Greensboro College Glee Club
Suffolk
Herbert Jenkins
Youngsville
Rachel Myrick
Weldon
Harold Myrick
Gatesville
G. H. Myrick
Alice Walker
Roanoke Rapids Hospital
Alice
J. W. King
J. E. Michell
Ethel Bobbitt
George Little
Three Patrols Register For Scout Camporee
A letter from Thelma Massey secretary to John W. Sigwald confirms that three patrols of Troop 148 have acknowledged entry blanks for the Camporee. The fifth sixth and seventh patrols are registered for the event to be held in Kinston in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Massey
John W. Sigwald
Wilson, N. C
Kinston
Local visits mark weekend travels in North Carolina
Frank Neal of Wake Forest spent the weekend with his parents. Johnny Brantley and Miss Wilma McDaniel were in Spring Hope on Sunday. J. P. Jones of Clinton visited Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Hawkins on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Neal
Wake Forest
Johnny Brantley
Wilma McDaniel
Spring Hope
J. P. Jones
Clinton
R. W. Hawkins
Richmond Visit By Local Residents Aboard
Mesdames Alice Cole John Baird Misses Merle Cole Marjorie Keene and Dewey Hersey R B Hersey spent Saturday in Richmond Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Cole
John Baird
Merle Cole
Marjorie Keene
Dewey Hersey
R. B. Hersey
Richmond, Va
Jordan Resigns as Gaston Township Constable. Sewell Named Successor
C H Jordan resigns as Gaston township constable after eight years and tax collector since 1934. J M Sewell, deputy sheriff, is appointed to fill the unexpired term ending June 30, 1940. Jordan to enter a Gaston post office mercantile business with W R Massey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Jordan
Gaston Township
Board of County Commissioners
J. M. Sewell
Mr. Jordan
Camp’s Store
Garysburg
Sewell
Jordan
Mr. Sewell
Gaston Post Office
W. R. Massey
Mrs Martin Hosts Teapot Club Bridge Afternoon
Mrs. Thom as Martin hosted a Teapot Club bridge afternoon with three tables playing five progressions. Mrs. J. W. Martin achieved the high score and received a prize. a salad course followed for guests including W. S. Batton, Scott Benton, Edwin Akers, W. H. Proctor, Mike Vaughan, R. E. Kimball, John Dunn, Howard Hancock, J. W. Martin, Leon Walters, R. H Hundley, and Virgil McDowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teapot Club
Thomas Martin
J. W. Martin
Mesdames W. S. Batton
Scott Benton
Edwin Akers
W. H. Proctor
Mike Vaughan
R. E. Kimball
John Dunn
Howard Hancock
Leon Walters
R. H Hundley
Virgil McDowell
Cowboy Bandwagon to Play at New Hope School Friday
The Cowboy Bandwagon will perform at New Hope School on Friday night March 15. The group broadcasts every weekday from Monday through Friday on Station WEED.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hope School
WEED
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New York
Taylor’s Drug Store
Thelma
Sewell Nam'd
Mrs. Martin
Ima
Westinghouse
Tru
Roanoke Hardware CO. Inc
N. C
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