Rosemary School Commencement Adds Local Finishing Touches
The Rosemary School will hold commencement next Thursday night featuring a dainty operetta The Flower Nymphs Surprise along with songs recitations and more. Local residents and many visitors are invited to attend as community efforts including hospital curbings fundraising move forward.
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Rosemary School
John T. Bridges
Norfolk
Friends of the
Roanoke Rapids Hospital
George L. Hayes, Jr
Hayes
Aurelian Springs Canning Club Meets for May Program
The Aurelian Springs Canning Club held its May meeting at the school, with a program on laundry, recitations, and readings by Essie Liles Eula Glasgow Louis Crawley and others. Afterward the girls prepared French fruit salad and mayonnaise served on lettuce leaves and adjourned to June. The Epworth League Reds hosted its first social in the school auditorium with an entertaining program and guests from the Blues and Reds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurelian Springs Canning Club
Essie Liles
Eula Glasgow
Louis Crawley
Nannie E. Pigg
Fanny Towe
Ethel Leath- Wood
Epworth League of Tabor
Roger Carlyle
Reds
Victory Loan Subscribers at All Saints Church Roanoke
The All Saints Church Roanoke invites all to Fourth Sunday after Easter services with 7 30 AM Holy Communion and 9 45 AM Sunday School. Delegates to the May diocesan convention will be elected. A list of Victory Loan subscribers via Rosemary Banking and Trust Co is published, adding 5400 00 to last week totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Communion
T. W. Mullen
Devine
Christ Church Raleigh
Victory
Rosemary Banking and Trust Company
Rosemary Banking and Trust Co. Patterson Store Co
L. A. Daniel
L. G. Shell
J. A. Moore
FP. G. Jarman
Elizabeth Bagley
L. G. Chase
Anna C. Rowe
A. L. Taylor
J. E. McGee
Rosemary Supply Co
E. W. Lehman
Baptist Church Services Led by Rev T S Crutchfield
Sunday School at 9 45 A M with W Hancock as superintendent Prof Proctor to conduct 8 30 P M service B Y P U meeting at 7 30 P M Men’s Bible class Tuesday evening Prayer meeting Wednesday evening 8 30.
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Hancock
Proctor
Methodist Church Services Led by Rev Eugene C Few
The Methodist Church announces Rev Eugene C Few as pastor with Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. led by W W Woodruff, superintendent. Services and preaching at 11:00 a.m. and 8:15 p.m. The prayer meeting is Wednesday at 8:15 p.m. All services extend a cordial welcome to worshippers.
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W. Woodruff
Rosemary Baptist Church Services Announced
Rosemary Baptist Church invites participation in Sunday school at 10 00 A M with Superintendent G Gregg and morning service at 11 00 followed by an evening service at 8 00 Prayer meeting is set for Wednesday at 3 P M Pastor A G Carter will lead each event
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Gregg
Rosemary Methodist Church Campaign Service Schedule
Rosemary Methodist Church invites members to 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. services as part of the Methodist Centenary drive. The 11 a.m. service begins the eight day campaign with captains and teams urged to attend, followed by home visits Sunday afternoon from 2 to 5 o'clock for those not seen. An 8 p.m. service will include a campaign report by church captains.
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Rosemary
Smiths
New Hope
Llam
Men’s Tuesday Night Bible Class At Baptist Church
A local notice invites men to study Jesus from the Bible in Baraca Room. Tuesday night at 8:30, the Baptist Church hosts the Men’s Class with the message that one’s future rests on relationship with Christ.
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Jesus Christ
Jesus
Baraca
Baptist Church
Appointment of S. M. Gary as Juvenile Court Judge
The appointment of Hon. S. M. Gary, popular Clerk of Court, as judge of the Juvenile Court is described as a disciplinary and protective role for delinquent and neglected children under sixteen, emphasizing a noncriminal, rehabilitative function.
Chautauqua Guarantors Meet With Miss Maxwell
Chautauqua Guarantors are asked to meet with Miss Frances Maxwell a representative of the Chautauqua Association of Pennsylvania next Wednesday afternoon May 21 at 8 00 o clock in the Mayor s Office on the second floor of the First National Bank Building
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Chautauqua
Frances Maxwell
Chautauqua Association of Pennsylvania
First National Bank
Obituary notices from Rosemary death toll rises in family
The death angel visited Mire J. T. Cuthrell of Rosemary over five weeks. Her husband died in late March, then her three year old Walter G. Cuthrell died on May 5, and her four and a half year old daughter Helen Viola Cuthell died on May 7. The two siblings were buried May 8 with Rev E. C. Few officiating. Pearlie Hartley died May 18 at Rosemary, her six year old daughter and family had moved from Newport Tennessee three years earlier. Walter Gurkin of Rosemary also saw his seven year old son William E. die within a month. Interment was in Roanoke Rapids Cemetery with Rev Stanley White.
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Mire
J. T. Cuthrell
Rosenary
Walter G. Cuthrell
Helen Viola Cuthrell
E. C. Few
Pearlie
Flora Hartley
Rosemary
Walter Gurkin
William E
Roanoke Rapids
Stanley White
Salvation Army Home Service Fund campaign set to begin
The Salvation Army launches a Home Service Fund drive from May 19 to May 26 seeking 13 million dollars. Endorsed by President Wilson and others, the effort aims to fund United States home welfare services with most contributions staying local. Halifax County’s quota is 1900 dollars and the community target 450.
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Salvation Army
Home Service Fund
Army
Wilson
General Pershing
David Lloyd George
James Cardinal Gibbons
A. G. Carter
United States
Lewis N. Taylor
Halifax County
Notice to Apply for Pool Room License in Rose Mary
On the first of June the applicant will apply before the Halifax County Board of Commissioners for a license to operate a pool room in the town of Rose Mary for the year beginning June 1 1919.
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Board of Comissioners of
Halifax County
Rosemary
Roanoke Rapids Band Shows Quick Progress
The Roanoke Rapids Band formed four months ago, with members delivering impressive performances. Uniforms and Holton instruments have been ordered, and dedicated instruction by Arthur Whitly plus member effort fuels early success.
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Roanoke Rapids
Arthur Whitly
An Appeal for Carolina Boys
A letter from Miss E. B. Wright, Hall of States representative for the Carolinas, describes New York’s War Camp Community Service Hall of States aiding wounded Carolinians. It notes three thousand jobs found in three weeks and urges Southern states to establish emergency funds as lacks of support from Carolinas persists.
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New York
North and
South Carolina
Hall of States
New York War Camp
Carolina
New York City
Carolinas
Carolina Boys
Conete
E. B. Wright
The
Pride Jones
Roanoke Rapids Personal and Local Items
Roanoke Rapids residents and visitors are listed with travels and visits to Norfolk, Colerain, Richmond, Petersburg, Garysburg, Winston-Salem, Greenville, Seaboard, Rich Square, and Atlanta. Had notes include Rev. Stanley White visiting his mother, Miss Pauline Benton’s bereavement trip, local social calls, and a White Sale fundraiser by the Methodist Ladies Aid Society at Roanoke Mills Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Roanoke Mills Company
Community League Elects Officers At February Meeting
The second monthly gathering of the Community League convened in Central School auditorium. Officers elected include President Prof. A. M. Proctor, Vice-President Rev. Lewis N. Taylor, Secretary Msg. C. A. Wyche, and Treasurer Miss Sagan Holiday. A lecture by Dr. Kephart of the N C College for Women on community up was presented.
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Community League
Central School
A. M. Proctor
Lewis N. Taylor
Msg
C. A. Wyche
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W. J. Kehlenbech
Chas
M. Lance
George L. Hayes
C. E. Willis
D. C. Syme
Raleigh
John Henry Harrison
Brinkleyville
J. J. Wade
Halifax
G. H. Stone
Wilmington
Mattie Baird
Phoebus, Va
L. H. Chesson
Henderson
Ruth Fleming
J. W. Timberlake
Greenville
M. P. Williams
Petersburg
T. H. Edmondson
Hobgood
T. M. Jenkins
W. B. Spiers
Rocky Mount
E. H. Roas
Cincinatti
Ley
Baptist Convention
Atlanta
John W. Hite
Louisburg
Messrs
Sam and Merrill Peace
Christian Tabernacle
J. R. Smith
Bridgeton
W. D. Hunter
Goldsboro
W. P. Wike
U.S. Army
Thos. Simpson
W. L. Pridgen
Durham
Nat M. Harrison
Maryland
E. E. Rider
Philadelphia
R. E. Satterwhite
J. H. Cordon
J. C. Armstead
Philaelphia
H. H. French
Rich'mond
J. B. Powpill
W. 8. Burk
Conway
F. J. Hall
Town
Aurelian Springs News
Ruth Liles
Ed Liles
Chas. Kelly
Ethel Leatherwood
Grady Webb
Mary Towe
Miss Pigg
Annie Mae Brewer
Walter Robinson
Mary White
Elsie Butts
Annie Brewer
Mary Foxwell
Cunningham
Cook
Liles
All Saints. Church
Laura Carroll
Roanoke Avenue
Rosemary Manufacturing Company
J. L. Patterson
Halifax Paper Corporatives Wwcarsnee
Roanoke Fibre Board Company
Stesesanes
Job Taylor
S. F. Patt
General Paper Y
J. W. Smoot
Hancock-Jackson Co
W. L. Wells D. Tillery Co
Long
Oa Wyche
Sylar & Coll
the Rapids Power Company
B.S. Webt
Aaron Levine
J. W. House
E. W. Liles
Wm. Towe
Roger P. Wat
E. H. Ricks
J. W. Umstead Jr
Herald Publishing Co
Paul Robinson
W. C. Allsbrook
J. R. Myrick
C. E. Mat
D.L. Leal
W. PF. Joyner
Northington Gro, Co
Jno
W. Martin
W. P. Taylor
G. E. William
J. T. Stainback
C. W. Humphries
W. C. Williams
J. R. Manin
C. 8. Parker
H. H. King
Sai
E. A. Matthew
Susie Humphries
A. L. Clark
J. T. Chase
Sallie B. Williams
B. Marks
Chautauqua Guarantors
Pearlie Hartley
William E. Gurkin
Salvation Army Home Service Fund
Howardsville
P. C. Duncan
Clayton
Mary Daughtry
Mrs. C. G. Freeman
Colerain
Pauline Benton
Messrs. M. M. Faison
C. W. Graham
Miss Sallie Williams
Richmond
Elizabeth Camp
Garysburg
Myrtle Faison
Paul Kee
Gumberry
Walter J. Kee
Mildred Patterson
Winston - Salem
8. F. Patterson
Lon Burgess
Mary E. Smith
Thad Moore
N. C
W. P. Vaughn
Liza Moore
Cammie Vaughn
J. R. Bradley
Edith
Mary Pruden
Seaboard
Tom Vaughan
Rich Square
C. Vaughan
J. L. Daughtry
W. S. Hancock
Lila Hancock
Dallas Rainy
Mabel Rainy
Stancell
T. S. Crutchfield
Southern Baptist Convention
A. V. Robertson
Savannah Ga
A. L. Robertson
Virginia Mills
Savannah
A. L. Bortson
B. W. Honeycut
Spray
J. B. O'Brian
Pleasant Hill
Pleasant Hill, Spent Tuesday In Town On Business, Revs. Chas
A. C. Carter
Wm. A. Carter
Weldon
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