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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1935

Page

2

Weldon Dentist Dies By Own Hand At Nag's Head

Dr. H L Stephenson a 30 year old Weldon dentist killed himself at a Nag s Head hotel Friday night after threatening self harm amid illness and a suspected brain cancer. His brother and physician found him after a firearm discharge. Funeral held at Pleasant Grove Methodist Church with pallbearers named and relatives attending. Stephenson had practiced in Wel don for five years and recently undergone surgery while recuperating at the beach. Despondency over health is cited as the probable cause.

H. L. Stephenson Weldon Nag’s Head T. T. Stephenson Pleasant Grove Methodist Church Stephenson E. H. McWhorter E. C. Maness Jackson L. A. Watts Seaboard W. G. Sutter H. G. Lassiter W. J. Ward H. W. Johnson John Cates Pugh Northampton Lena Stephenson John Stephenson Gumberry Johnston-Willis Hospital Richmond

Man Dies After Fierce Pet Drag Incident

Surviving relatives include his mother Mrs Lena Stephenson of Gumberry five sisters Mrs A B Price Mrs J W Riddle and Mrs Almond Gary all of Garysburg Mrs Mollie Jones of Savannah Georgia and Miss Blanche Stephenson of Richmond Virginia and two brothers I T Stephenson of Garysburg and D Stephenson of Wadesboro In loving memory the family lists these survivors.

Lena Stephenson Gumberry A. B. Price J. W. Riddle Almond Gary Garysburg Mollie Jones Savannah, Ga Blanche Stephenson Richmond, Va I’. T. Stephenson D. Stephenson Wadesboro

Wedding Anniversary Honor for Kemp Ewing Family

Mr and Mrs Kemp Battle Ewing Sr of Halifax host an informal reception for the first wedding anniversary of their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Earle Messer of Waynesville NC. Guests greeted at the door and then received in the receiving line with Mr and Mrs Battle Ewing Jr and other relatives.

Kemp Battle Ewing, Sr Halifax Earle Messer Waynesville N. C N. E. Raines Vera Bobbitt Battle Ewing, Jr 0. B. Umstead Durham Kathleen Todd Lucille Hillard M. L. Bobbitt Ruth Hinton Bessie Hancock

Community Farewell Held for Gham with About 100 Guests

A farewell gathering took place during the scheduled hours as approximately 100 guests attended to bid Gham goodbye. The event reflected local community sentiment and included brief remarks and tributes.

Gham

Woodbury Martin Engagement Announced by Social Hosts

A Woman's Club gathering announced the engagement of Miss Margaret Woodbury to Thomas L. Martin. Hostesses Miss Helen House Miss Irene Gordon and Miss Katharine Reid served refreshments and miniature brides on plates. Guests included Louise Wilkinson of Rocky Mount and Gladys Cox of Raleigh.

Woman’s Club Helen House Irene Gordon Katherine Reid Margaret Woodbury Thomas L. Martin M. Woodbury Martin Frank Hawley Thelma Daughtry Louise Wilkinson Trousseau P. A. Reid W. A. Thorne Missie Margaret Woodbury Ruth White Esther Pridgen Ethel Parker Kathrine Hall Lee Arnold Mae Hampton Keith Virginia Forbes Marjorie Chapman Amanda Tillman Evelyn Tillman Susan Womble Thoma Garris Elizabeth Dover Hazel Cobb Frances Sharpe Oteia Vaughan Ada Edwards Hazle Whitehurst Virginia Blount Martha Spivey Lillian Bell Jenkins Mesdames W. C. Williams F. J. Hawley R. G. Knght G. N. Taylor L. R. Moody W. L. Clements P. H. Heydenrich Lyle Wilson

Williams Funeral Sunday in Halifax County

Mrs Mamie Crawley Williams 50 died at home near Littleton after a stroke. Funeral held Sunday at 2:30 pm from the Bear Swamp Baptist church with Rev E R Nelson. interment in family cemetery. Survived by husband Richard Williams two daughters Edna and Agnes five sons Claude Clinton Raymond Louis and Roy Williams father J W Crawley stepmother Emma Pittman Crawley seven sisters and six brothers.

Littleton Laura Shearin Crawley Halifax County Bear Swamp Louis Roy Williams Aurelian Springs J. W. Crawley Emma , Pittman Crawley Leroy Daughtridge J. L. Davenport Lillian Crater R. L. Harper Rocky Mount Geroge Cook Dunn Pattie J. Olliver Berkley Calif Stephen Harvey Detroit Mich Hazel Crawley Bat and Henry Crawley Bill and Lesley Craney Litteton Allison Crawley Warren Crawley

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Nags Head S. M. Rogers, Jr Paris Virginia Ebectede and Power Company Woodbury Wiliams Mamie Crawley Williams
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