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Newspaper

Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1935

Page

7

Oldest Mother Honored at Rosemary M E Church May Day

On Mother's Day May 12 Rosemary M E Church celebrated with the largest Sunday School in months. The youngest honored mother was Mrs Ruth Watson who received a potted flower. The oldest mother present was 95 year old Mrs Bettie Inscoe a great great grandmother. Father figure Sam Riggans aged 92 also stood to receive attention with family ages ranging from 69 to 85. The Inscoe family includes 4 children 27 grandchildren 55 great grandchildren and a great great grandchild.

Rosemary M. E. Church Ruth Watson Bettie Inscoe Sam Riggans Grandma Inscoe

Card of Thanks from the Glover Family

The family of A. D. Glover expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for sympathy shown during the illness and death of their mother and wife.

Mrs Nannie Joyner Dies at Home

Mrs. Nannie Joyner age 69 wife of the late J B Joyner died Sunday at her Henry Street home. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon by Rev W H Grantham with burial in Cedarwood Cemetery. A son Johnny Joyner of this city survives.

Nannie Joyner J. B. Joyner Henry St W. H. Grantham Cedarwood Cemetery Johnny Joyner

Prisoner Dies at Caledonia Prison Farm

Thomas Gentry of Asheville died Tuesday at Caledonia Prison Farm from a cerebral hemorrhage. The body was shipped to Asheville yesterday for burial.

Thomas Gentry Asheville Caledonia Prison Farm

Lady Finds Relief From Pain With Cardus Aid

Mrs. Herbert W. Hunt of Hallsville Texas reports cramping and monthly pains easing after using Cardus. She says health improved, cramps faded, and pain vanished with continued use. If Cardus does not help, she suggests consulting a physician.

Herbert W. Hunt Hallsville Texas Paina Cardus Sonisutt

Rev Price to Fill Pulpit at First Baptist This Sunday

Reverend G. L. P. of the First Baptist Church will return from the Southern Baptist Convention to fill the pulpit this Sunday. The morning sermon is titled Echoes of the Southern Baptist Convention and the evening message is Contract With God.

First Baptist Church Southern Baptist Convention

Local visitors and guests spend weekend in town

Raleigh business visitor J. M. Sink Jr. called Tuesday. Ashboro resident Mrs. William J. Armfield III joined her parents Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Allen for the weekend. Raeford couple Mr. and Mrs. Younger Snead visited Mrs. Snead's mother Mrs. C. P. Vincent. Richmond's Jack Moore, Greensboro's Mrs. John Zollicoffer, and Portsmouth's Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pugh with children stayed over. Warrenton native Joe Mitchell visited Sunday.

J. M. Sink, Jr Raleigh William J. Armfield III Ashboro H. D. Allen Younger Snead Raeford Snead C. P. Vincent Jack Moore Richmond John Zollicoffer Greensboro Edward Pugh Portsmouth

Household Showers for Two New Brides

Friends of Mrs. Richard Green and Mrs. Rupert Shaw hosted a Saturday night shower for the two brides. About 30 guests attended as a wagon of gifts was pulled by Mrs. R. M. Pair and Mrs. W. L. Then. Hostesses served lemonade cake and pickle while Roses and snowballs decorated the home. Mrs. G. H. Harvey and daughter Agnes of Hopewell Virginia visited Mrs. H B. Britt.

Richard Green Rupert Shaw R. M. Pair W. L Jack Shaw

Samuel Arrington Dunn Dies After Prolonged Illness

Samuel Arrington Dunn of Scotland Neck Halifax County died May 14 at 2 30 PM after a long illness. Born in 1880 he was educated at Vine Hill academy and Wake Forest College practiced law since 1905. He married twice first to Huldah Edmundson Josey second to Olivia Norfleet Lawrence and leaves five living children and several siblings. Funeral services were held May 15 at 4 PM from his Roanoke Street home with local bar association pallbearers.

Scotland Neck Samuel Arrington Dunn Halifax County Roanoke Street James Leonidas Dunn Dorothy Miriam Arrington Old Vine Hill Academy Marietta Edmundson Etta Dunn Washington, D. C Samuel Arrington Dunn, Jr Olivia Norfleet Lawrence C. T. Lawrence Nancy Dunn Charles Wells Dunn Dunn Annie Dunn Minnie Dunn Enfield Iane Dunn Asheville John Perry Winston-Salem R. L. Hardy Raymond C. Dunn Walter Dunn Balfour Dunn

Church Barbecue and Stew Supper to Benefit Smiths Church

The ladies of Smiths church plan a Brunswick stew and barbecue supper on Saturday night May 18 at Rose's old 5 and 10c Store to raise funds for the church. Plates will be served for 20 and 35 cents each.

Ladies of Smith’s Church Rose

Petersburg Local Colored Boy Crowns at Petersburg

Willy Toney, 22, a local colored resident and son of farmer Hilliard Toney near Roanoke Rapids, drowned while swimming near Petersburg Sunday. The coroner ruled the death accidental and the body was shipped back for burial Monday.

Willy Toney Hilliard Toney Roanoke Rapids Petersburg

Rock Muddle At Lake Thomas Delights Chester Hunting Club

Rufus Lowe hosted a Rock Muddle for his Chester Virginia hunting club at Lake Thomas on the night of Wednesday May 8. Attendees included D. B. Camp E. B. Harris A. M. Glover J. H. Camp W. C. Wrenn and Jim Gurkins of Roanoke Rapids.

Rufus Lowe Chester Lake Thomas D. B. Camp E. B. Harris A. M. Glover J. H. Camp W. C. Wrenn Jim Gurkins Roanoke Rapids

Our Readlers Letters From the Clerk on Dime Safety

A reader claims chain letter dimes are safe and urges others to keep their money. Clerk F. C. Hege assures no letters were opened and that dimes remain with senders.

Mr. Hege F. C. Hege

Also Mentioned on This Page

A. D. Glover Caledonia Rev. Price Weldon G. H. Harvey Agnes Hopewell, Va H B. Britt S. A. Dunn Egauno Ier’s Florida White House Swift Iona Sunnyfield Butter Tr Creamery
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