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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1921

Page

5

Bird Study And Poetry From Oxford Orphanage News

A Monday field trip by Ma n Powell Hazel Cobb Josey Moore and Eulalie Robertson yielded bird observations including a sparrow brown thrasher and slate colored junco with notes on their plumage songs and nesting. The piece includes poetry by Eulalie Robertson and Norfleet Vick and reports on an Oxford Orphanage Singing Class concert with readings songs and an operetta.

Man Powell Hazel Cobb Josey Moore Eulalie Robertson Oxford Orphanage

Easter return of last year’s senior class alumni notes

Alumni notes list Earl Daughtry returning from UNC for Easter, with Julian Allsbrook, Charlie Spencer, Walter Wafford, John and Clarence Cates also expected back from UNC. John Vick at Washington and Lee, Minnie Daughtry, Bessie Hedgepeth and Nel Jones at NC College for Women Greensboro. Louise Lain at Greensboro College, Traynham Wyche at Converse College. Mary Matthews living in Elizabeth Robertson. Robertson married Harvey Hazlewood March 10 at Roanoke Rapids.

Earl Daughtry University of North Carolina Julian Allsbrook Charlie Spencer Chapel Hill Walter Wafford John Clarence Cates John Vick Washington and Lee University Minnie Daughtry Bessie Hedgepeth Nel Jones North Carolina College For Women At Greensboro Louise Lain Greensboro College

Senior Class Meeting Sets Plans for Day Exercises

The senior class president called a special Monday meeting to discuss senior day exercises and commencement plans. No definite arrangements were made. a committee and subcommittee were appointed to develop proposals for the next class meeting.

Miss Powell

Parody and How it Was Written With Apologies to J. G. Holland

The verse describes a school assignment due March 18 requiring a map of Rosemary and Roanoke Rapids with churches public buildings the railroad and canal. It notes an incomplete map and the same morning a poem was due about strong minds great hearts true faith and willing hands and men resistant to office temptations.

Rosemary Roanoke Rapids

Central School students gather wild flower collection

Central School pupils arrange a wild flower display for a Parent-Teacher Association meeting. The science class identifies each flower and records names on slips beneath the blooms, with flowers attractively arranged on a table at the end of the hall.

Central School Parent- Teacher Association

The Doctor's Bride in Mountain Town

A frontier doctor, Bentley, leaves his wedding to rush to a patient in Carters. He saves a life after a perilous night ride, then weighs mercy for a horse with a broken leg, reflecting on his skill to heal both man and beast.

Doc Bentley Nortonville Bentley Edith Somers Jim Somers Claflin Presbyterian Church Carters Jim Carter Plaster of Paris

Doc Bentley and Somers clash over Nortonville scandal

In Nortonville a loaded day unfolds as Doc Bentley arrives after a long rescue, Miss Hadith Somers endures bridal delays and a stubborn rumor, and Carry Myers meets a bold street kiss from the doctor at the free school turning heads. The townsfolk murmur while Somers’s father escorts her away.

Wills Free School Miss Brown Bowton Doc Bentley Howe Somers Nortonville T Reckom Carry Myers

Service Spells Sales At The Counters

An eastern retail concern displays signs on counters showing that 4% peck equals 3% pounds and % peck equals 7% pounds, helping customers order by weight or measure without embarrassment. The signs simplify buying by weight and reduce confusion for those accustomed to purchasing groceries in pecks or bushels.

Notice of Registration and Town Election in Roanoke Rapids

The voters of the Town of Roanoke Rapids North Carolina will take notice that the regular biennial election for the purpose of electing a mayor and five commissioners for the Town of Roanoke Rapids will be held at the usual polling place in town on Tuesday the third day of May A D 1921 between the hours of 8 o clock A M and sunset that the registrar appointed by the Board of Commissioners on the 2nd.

Roanoke Rapids North Carolina Board of Commissioners

Roanoke Rapids Voter Registration Notice 1921

March 1921 Roanoke Rapids town election registration opens April 15 to 22 from 9 am to 6 pm at the Mayor's Office with Saturday hours to 9 pm. Registration books reopen April 28 for inspection. registrar W S Hockaday and judges A B Akers B W Harris. Voters must meet NC residency requirements. no new registration for this election. Town Clerk A L Clark notes prior registration guidance. Rat-Soap ad promotes Roanoke Pharmacy Co and Roanoke Hardware Co products with a Mrs J Mason testimonial.

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W. C. Williams Glover & Smith Furniture and Undertaking N. C Roanoke Rapids Power Company Roanoke Rapids, N. C E. E. Wollett & Son Littleton, N. C Hartford Fire Hartford National Loan & Insurance Company Norfleet Vick J. G. Holland Western Newspaper Union W.S. Hocknaday A. BE. Akers B. W. Harris Halifax Roanoke Bay A. L. Clark A. D Allen C. Zollicoffer Rosemary, N. C Ervin Nerbood Pennsylvania Rosemary Drug Company Allsteel Allstee
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