Boy’s Legs Broken When He Runs In Front Of Car
Rudolph Hedgepeth a seven year old Roanoke Rapids pupil remains in hospital after being struck by a Jackson car Tuesday afternoon. He ran into the street while chased from Central school and suffered broken legs and facial cuts with severe bruises. The driver Mrs Boone was cleared by local officers and the boy’s condition improved.
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Rudolph Hedgepeth
Roanoke Rapids
Rudolph
Jackson
H. K. Armstead
Young Hedgepeth
Recorder Court Dockets 25 Cases Tuesday
Twenty five Recorder Court cases on Tuesday May 14 include pleas of guilty and not guilty on liquor and assault charges. Several cases were continued for juries or transferred to Superior Court. fines, costs, and bonds were settled or suspended as noted.
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Recorder's Court
Brown case continues on assault with deadly weapon charge
A J Brown's case, charged with assault with a deadly weapon, was continued. William Staton pleaded not guilty to a liquor charge and was readied for further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Brown
William Staton
Roanoke Rapids Eyes Roanoke League Expansion
Roanoke Rapids plans to join a six team Roanoke League pending final approval at Friday night meeting. Confirmed teams include Hobgood Windsor Ahoskie and Roanoke Rapids with two more to be chosen from Scotland Neck Slagles Lake Battlesboro Red Oak after Tuesday’s Hobgood session. Most home games to be in Roanoke Rapids on Wednesdays and Saturdays with Sunday contests at Hobgood.
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Roanoke Rapids
Hobgood
Windsor
Ahoskie
Bond
Scotland Neck
Slagles Lake
Battlesboro
Red Oak
Osborn
A. L. Hux
Fletcher Dickens
Bill Pace
Jack Scott
Carroll Wilson
Christian Science Society Sunday and Wednesday Services
The Christian Science Society invites the public to attend Sunday services at 11 A M and Wednesday services at 8 P M. The Reading Room is open every Tuesday and Friday from 10 to 12. Sunday’s subject is Mortals and Immortals at the Woman's Club Home on Jackson Street.
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Woman’s Club
Jackson Street
Legion Auxiliary Plans Poppy and Memorial Day Programs
The Littleton unit met at Mrs. W. B. Browning's home with ten members present. They discussed Poppy Day on May 25 and the Memorial Day service at the Baptist church on May 26 at 7 30. The program features top local musical talent and a notable speaker. A miniature Flanders Field will be displayed on the church lawn.
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American Legion Auxiliary of
Littleton
W. B. Browning
Baptist Church
Misses Seek Beauty School in Norfolk
Miss Katherine Shearin Miss Lois Shearin and Miss Helen Walker spent Friday in Norfolk Virginia. Miss Katie Belle Wells left Saturday for Norfolk to attend the Virginia School of Beauty Culture. Her friends wish her much success.
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Katherine and
Lois Shearin
Helen Walker
Norfolk
Katie Belle Wells
Virginia School of Beauty Culture
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8. B. Boone
Recorder Court
Ivey Brown
State Highway and Public Works Commission
Floyd Lee
Superior Court
Louis B. Meyer
H. R. Hancock
Weldon
Clerk of Superior Court
Charlie Byrd
Edward Byrd
Durcella Avery
Helen Pugh
Jack Thorne
J. A. Luke
Bondsman
Herbert Holt
Clifton Massey
L. BE. Keeter
Percy Lynch
Johnson Bruce Silver
Charlie Richardson
Lynch
Johnson
Silver
Richardson
Lonnie Pearson
Willie West
Willie Vester
Kelly Pierson
H. S. Bldg
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Christian Science Society
Legion Auxiliary
Hanes
P. H. Hanes Knitting Company
Winston-Salem, N. C
Suell, Manacer
Mls
Hank
Coburn
Roanoke Rapids, N. C
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