Local visitors and officials in town Wednesday
A stream of visitors including Mr F B Hight Henderson Mr W P Williams Peters burg Miss Bertha Cox from Peace Institute for summer vacation Mr W R Pope Norfolk and others spent time in Rosemary and nearby towns. Several residents and guests from Raleigh Castalia Enfield and Baltimore were noted during the week with multiple relatives visiting in Scotland Neck and Zebulon. The day also featured remarks on church fundraising plans and a forthcoming canvassing period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Hight
Henderson
W. P. Williams
Petersburg
Bertha Cox
Peace Institute
W. R. Pope
Norfolk
T. C. Malone
Henderinapant
W.T. Holland Brantley
Roxobel
Rosemary Drug Company
John J. Linehan
Atlant
Frank Joyner
Scotland
Dge Clements
Enfield
Mary Moore
Missie Moore
Littleton
J. A. Moore
J. G. A. Smith
West End
R. Coy R. Broughton
Ralspent
Rosemary
J. J. S. Gay
Portsmouth
Kr. P. G. Black
Charlotte
Geo. L. Hayes
Baltimore
J. C. Guthrie
Raleigh
J.C. Huey
Castalia
W. C. Thompson
H. E. Dobbins
Halifax
W. L. Thompson
Zebulon
Fraternal Notes from Carolina Lodge 2251 May 1921 Meeting
Carolina Lodge 2251 met May 23 1921 in W W Hall Rosemary with unusually large attendance. Storm prevented the second degree candidate from appearing. Reports from Grand Lodge were favorable and several lodges sent visitors. A Wilson Enterprise visitor urged higher degree work and a seven man degree team for local lodges. Neuse Lodge 6 Goldsboro and Enterprise Lodge Wilson already have teams. Next Monday night a seven man degree project is anticipated along with the severe degree, and visitors are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina Lodge
W. Hall
Rosemary
Grand Lodge
Bayview Lodge
Swan Quarter
Hope Mills Lodge
Enterprise Lodge
Wilson
Falona Lodge
Durham
Enterprise
Order of Odd Fellows
Neuse Lodge No. 6
Goldsboro
Big Baby Show Opens Nurses Home Program
A baby show held Saturday at 8 PM during the Nurses Home opening featured 37 registered babies. Judges, using state specs for age height weight and teeth, awarded four prizes and issued Better Baby Contest Certificates. Winners included J W Jr, Annie Bryan Jones, Mary Virginia Jenkins, and George Nethercut, with comments on the high quality of entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Home Companion
J. W.martin
J. W. Jr
Annie Bryan Jones
L. B. Jones
Mary Virginia Jenkins
T. M. Jenkins
Rosemary
George Nethercut
Martin
High School Glee Club Public Program
The High School Boys and Girls Glee Clubs will present a public program on Thursday night at 8:00. The clubs organized in January 1921 and first performed during the National Week of Song, hoping the community will fill the auditorium and show support for school music.
Church undertakings judged a sure success by leader
Mr North expressed strong confidence that the current financial quota will be fully met. He cited the church’s history of never failing in similar undertakings within its territory and the combined goodness of the cause with the faith and loyalty of supporters as the guarantee of success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. North
Bohemian Girl to Headline Swarthmore Chautauqua Week
A week of Swarthmore Chautauqua starting June 15 will feature The Bohemian Girl sung by a cast with Madeleine Bossi, John Willard, Carl Trebbis, Katharine Richmond, Nils Ericson, and Harold Wheeler, backed by the Milton Aborn Studios. The Boston Musicians Quintet with Georges Mager will perform, and the White Hussars close out with varied music. Vaccination drives against typhoid fever will be offered at multiple Roanoke Rapids area sites on Mon Wed Sat evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swarthmore Chautauqua
Chautauqua
Balfe
Madeleine Bossi
Nils Ericson
Florestein
Harold Wheeler
Milton Aborn
New York City
Aborn
Boston
Georges Mager
Boston Symphony Orchestra
White Hussars
McGrath-Knox
Powelltown Notes Reflect Local Meetings And Loss
Miss Jones of Washington led a Rosemary school Monday afternoon sewing bee with about thirty ladies from Roanoke Rapids Jackson and New Hope. Sunday school at Smiths church grew with over one hundred attendees. Mrs J B Whitehead of Portsmouth died at Ben Vincents home and was buried Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Jones
Washington
Rosemary School
Roanoke Rapids
Jackson
New Hope
EB. Rk. Hawkins
D. Hawkins
E. R. Hawkins
Messrs
Jesse Boseman
Clarence Fulgham
A. L. Garner
E.R. Hawkins
New Hope Church
J.W. J. Boseman
Susie Medlin
Weldon
A. J. Medlin
Connell
Rosemary
Smiths
Randle Whitehead
Ben Vincent
Open Meeting B Y P U at Baptist Church
The public is invited to an open B Y P U meeting at the Baptist church at 8 P M Sunday. The hour will feature an interesting program on The Customs on Needs of Japan presented by eight speakers. Special music and speaker Kenneth Crutchfield of Wake Forest College will be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubinstein
R. N. Wilson
Trinity College
Brotherhood of Man -Auder
Remington
Wilson
B. Y. P. U. of the Baptist Church
Japan
Kenneth Crutchfield
Wake Forest College
Nurses Home Opens in County Drive Standout Event
The nurses home was formally opened last Saturday at 3 p.m. by Dr. Long, hospital president, who praised the nurses and urged continued support. The event featured school dance numbers, a baby show, and a community drive expected to raise about eleven hundred dollars, with donations recorded for further lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long
Parish Social at All Saints Tonight
All Saints Chapter of the Brotherhood of Saint Andrew invites Episcopal Church communicants to a parish hall gathering tonight at seven thirty. A delightful time is anticipated as members are urged to attend and share in the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. North
Christian Education Movement
The
Methodist Church, South
All Saints’ Chapter of the Brotherhood of Saint Andrew
Episcopal Church
Baseball Tomorrow Henderson at Rosemary-Roanoke Rapids
The third meeting between Henderson and Rosemary Roanoke Rapids at Rosemary Park may settle the clubs’ tie. Seaboard faces Patterson Mills at Patterson Mills diamond to open their season. game called at 3 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Rosemary-Roanoke Rapids
Rosemary Park
Seaboard
Patterson Mills
Patterson Mills Boys
Nurses' Home Opening Draws Roanoke Rapids Loyal Support
Last Saturday Roanoke Rapids celebrated the Nurses' Home opening on Roanoke Ave under Miss Caroline Moncure. Dr. T W M Long spoke, Mrs Long organized entertainment, and committees led by Mrs C A Wyche reported strong social and financial success with over a thousand dollars raised for hospital services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke Rapids
Roanoke Ave
Special Woodmen Service Set At All Saints Church
Members of two Woodmen of the World camps Birchwood Rosemary and Popular Springs Roanoke Rapids plan an annual service at All Saints Episcopal Church next Sunday at eleven. Members should meet at their halls at ten thirty for a body march to the church and the public is welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Woodmen of the World
Birchwood
Rosemary
Popular Springs
Roanoke Rapids
All Saints
Episcopal
Order
Local visitors and residents noted in Roanoke Rapids area
Philadelphia's Mr Nusbaum spent Wednesday on business in town. Littleton's Mr Robert Clark arrived Monday. Mr W T H Brantley returns from Roxobel where he taught. South Boston's C E B Murray visited with his wife. Bankers Association meeting in Greensboro attracted H H King. Lawrenceville Va saw Rev Lewis N Taylor and family as he delivered the Baccalaureate at Lawrenceville High. Mrs vat and daughter of Washington visited the Deans. E J Coltrane spent days on regional business. Louise Bain and Louise Smith returned from Greensboro and Bethel respectively. West Franklin ton residents Plummer Speed and Hubert Utley visited Miss Elmyra Jenkins. Lucy Clements of Norfolk spent Wednesday in town. Allison Pell of Greensboro visited. Dr C B Darden of Richmond spent weekend with friends. Ruth Rainey toured Northampton County to see Mrs B F Byrum. Woman's Auxiliary of the Presbyterian church plans to meet Mrs E Cox in Roanoke Rapids next Tuesday at 3 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis N. Taylor
Geo. N.taylor
J. M. Taylor
Lawrenceville, Va
Lawrenceville High School
Annie andZelma Western
Plummer Speed
Hubert Utley
Franklinton
Elmyra Jenkins
Lucy Clements
Norfolk
Allison Pell
Greensboro
Louis Witherspoon
C. B. Darden
Richmond
Ruth Rainey
Northampton County
B. F. Byrum
Woman's Auxiliary
The
Presbyterian Church
Holiday Celebration and Community Fair at Enfield July 1
Enfield North Carolina hosts a Holiday Celebration and Community Fair on July 1 backed by civic groups, city officials, Masonic Bodies and local citizens. Events include horse races, tournament, monster parade, baseball game, better baby contest and baby clinic with many prizes. Paul Fenner of Enfield coordinates exhibits and prizes while a county midways promises top entertainment and a mounted marshal unit of one hundred will marshal the parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enfield
N. C
Paul Fenner
Additional Donations to Nurses' Home Fund
Donations listed include B. Marks 16 dollars A Norinsky 5 dollars Mr Byrd 5 dollars Mr Mullen 5 dollars Mr Ricks 5 dollars Mr Lewis Taylor 5 dollars Mr Lehman 10 dollars A Arab 50 pounds of home made candy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nurses’ Home Fund
B. Marks
A. Norinsky
Mr. Byrd
Mr. Mullen
Mr. Ricks
Lewis Taylor
Mr. Lehman
A. Arab
Do animals think asks a den tist in Courier Journal
The Louisville Courier Journal notes a dog turns three or four times before lying down to sleep while a man drops to sleep without thought and then shifts and wakes himself several times. The item contrasts animal behavior with human sleep habits in a brief curiosity piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les
Louisville Courier-Journal
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Carolina
Trinity Park School
Emory University
Atlanta
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Scarritt Bible and Training School
Kansas City
Brevard Institute
Southern Methodist Church
Baby
High School Glee Club
Roanoke Mills Cannery
Cannery
T. W. M. Long
Powelltown
Open Meeting
Nurses Home
Caroline Moncure
W. L. Long
J.W. Martin
L. N. ‘Taylor
Miss McKinney
C.A. Wyche
S. I’. Patterson
F. M. Brown
Hewitt
J. W. Martin
Woodmen of the World
All Saints’ Church
Mr. Nusbaum
Philadelphia
Robert Clark
W. T. H. Brantley
C. EB. Murray
South Boston
H. H. King
Banker's Association
Louise Bain
Miss Louise Smith
Bethel
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