National pocket billiards champion to perform in Roanoke Rapids
George Helly George Kelly, the present national pocket billiards champion, will appear at Rosemary Billiard Parlor in Roanoke Rapids North Carolina on March 30 at 1 00 PM. Born in Philadelphia in 1906 he learned billiards at home and won the national title in 1934 from ten top players setting a 125 ball run record. The event highlights a seasoned player with ties to world title runs and a family with notable sporting and stage fame.
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George Kelly
Rosemary Billiard Parlor
Roanoke Rapids
N. C
Philadelphia
Ralph Greenleaf
Kelly
New York
Willie Mosconi
Walter C. Kelly
Virginia
Complete Fiction Section Feature in Baltimore American
A note announces a complete fiction section printed on green paper in the Baltimore Sunday American. It invites readers to buy the issue from local newsdealer or newsboy as a regular feature.
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Baltimore Sunday American
Four Drunk Drivers Lose Driving Permits
Court records show multiple drunk driving cases. Fred Hunter and Columbus Howard were found guilty with $50 fines and 12 month license revocations. Floyd Johnson and William H. Lynch also faced jail terms and vehicle bans.
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Recorder Court
Fred Hunter
Columbus Howard
Grady Collins
Henry Williams
State Highway and Public Works Commission
Mack Lee
Jimmie Smith
Capias
N. C
Gus Antipas
William H. Lynch
Floyd Johnson
Woodrow Wilson
Boyd
Richmond Visit of Powell Taylor and Elliott Party
Mr. and Mrs. Zollie Powell Lewis Taylor Miss LeGrand Elliott Thelma Boyd and Made line Lipscomb spent Saturday in Richmond for a social outing and sightseeing.
Buck Night at Masonic Theatre Enfield Five Attendances Noted
Enfield held Buck Night at the Masonic Theatre where Miss Virginia Neal Harvey received forty dollars. Visitors include Mrs. Lizzie Drake of Portsmouth and Mrs. Harvey Spence of Jacksonville. President and Mrs. Roosevelt greeted at South Rocky Mount en route to Florida.
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Buck
Masonic Theatre
Enfield
Virginia Neal Harvey
Lizzie Drake
Portsmouth
L. M. Dickens
T. M. Cooper
Melbourne Cooper
Henry Cuthrell
Great Bend
Kansas
Bryan Sherrod
Petersburg
Lizzie Sherrod
South Rocky Mount
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Florida
T. M. Woodall
Washington, D. C
P. $. Bellamy
Hugh Johnson
Robert Kimball
Mrs Hancock Hostess with Bridge Social in Cit Bank Bldg
Mrs Howard Hancock entertained eight guests with bridge Wednesday afternoon in her Citize ns Bank Building apartment. Jonquil arrangements brightened the room as a salad course was served at five o clock. Mrs Carroll Wilson won the high score and received a flower vase. Guests included Mesdames Frank Nash David Traynham William Harris Carroll Wilson T F Ford Lyle Wilson Tommie Martin and Crawford Hoyle.
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Howard Hancock
Bridge
Citizens Bank
Carroll Wilson
Aft
Ernoon
Mesdames
Frank Nash
David Traynham
William Harris
T. J. Alford
Lyle Wilson
Tommie Martin
Crawford Hoyle
Local Social Notes From Chapel Hill And Greensboro
Geo Nethercutt returned to Chapel Hill Monday. Mrs M R Vick left Monday to visit Mr and Mrs Edward Jones in Greensboro. She will return Friday. Miss Mae Hampton Keith spent the weekend in Greensboro.
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Geo. Nethercutt
Chapel Hill
M. R. Vick
Edward Jones
Greensboro
Mae Hampton Keith
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George Helly
Herzog
Ynches
E. C. Morrisette
Rosemary
Tsu Tee
Harvey Spence
Jacksonville
Fla
Spence
Mary Pugh Condrey
Robert Whitaker
Wade Dickens
Wade Jr
Alvert Weathersbee
Scotland Neck
Town
Eugene Kimball
Glenmore
Kentucky
Richsodemoor
Chicago
America
Ilinois State Conservation Department
Decatur College
Mrs. Hancock
British Guiana
LaVarre
William LaVarre
Civic Lea
Roanoke Rapids Merchants Association
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