Rosemary Inc. Salesmen Tour Photo at Herald Office
The fourteen Rosemary Inc. salesmen paused in a mill tour for a group photo in front of the Herald office. Attending were F. C. Williams, Carroll L. Wilson, and J. O. deVane along with mill staff and other team members in a formal lineup.
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Rosemary Inc
Herald
F. C. Williams
Roanoke and
Patterson Mills
Carroll L. Wilson
The
J. O. deVane
Herald Printing Company
Carl Luhrs
Harold Gold
Kay Rothlein
Bill Eytes
Jack Meade
Tarlton Parsons
R. C. Pohlers
Simmons Company
Dave “Bugs” Lanahan
Howard Metz
Jay Levison
Allan Henderson
Dick Palmer
al Schwenk
Fritz Wrightson
Hodges boy car victim marked second family death in six months
Frederick Hodges nine year old son of Mr and Mrs R C Hodges near Vulture in Northampton County was killed by an automobile last Sunday evening. The driver Joseph Lester Cumbie 19 was released on a $500 bond. A coroner’s inquest was scheduled for Friday at Gaston and funeral services were held at the Hodges home with interment in the family burying ground. The Hodges family has already suffered a fatality when Herbert Hodges 17 died from injuries in an accident on November 22.
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Frederick Hodges
R. C. Hodges
Vulture
Northampton County
Herbert
Joseph Lester Cumbie
Broadnax
Hodges
Herbert Floyd
Cumbie
Liberty
Gaston
J. E. Garlington
Ricks
Salisbury
E. T. Rice
Richmond
R.S. Moody
Henrico
Lawrence Beale
James Williams
Roanoke Rapids
Lonnie Lassiter
Glen Alpine
Jack Smith
Star Route
Negro Improves in Hospital After Shooting
Herbert Johnson a Negro shot and seriously wounded by Chief H E Dobbins last Friday morning May 9 is reported improving at the hospital. He was shot while attempting to escape after being identified as the man who assaulted Alta Mae Hatfield near the Junction on May 4. A warrant charges him with assault with intent to commit rape. The shooting occurred near Tilghman’s Cross Roads after the prisoner was taken to Mitchell’s Sawmill for identification.
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Herbert Johnson
H. E. Dobbins
Alta Mae Hatfield
Tilghman’s Cross Roads
Mitchell’s
Banks Close for Mecklenburg Day Celebration
All banks in the city will be closed Tuesday May 20 to observe Mecklenburg Day recognizing the Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence dated May 20 1775 in this state.
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Mecklenburg
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