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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1918

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Corporations With Hearts Analyze Epidemic Aid From Mills

In a community essay, several mills and companies are praised for compassionate actions during the Spanish Flu. Rosemary Manufacturing, Patterson Mills, and Roanoke Mills provided rent relief, nursing support, and daily soup distributions. Cannery spaces were repurposed into public kitchens, with free groceries and nourishments for the sick, reflecting strong corporate duty alongside Red Cross efforts.

Rosemary Manufacturing Company Patterson Mills Company Roanoke Mills Company Red Cross

Roanoke Mills Cannery Not Closed For Season

Miss Whitaker supervisor of the Roanoke Mills Cannery says the cannery has not closed for the season and will reopen for canning as soon as normal conditions in the village are established.

Miss Whitaker Roanoke Mills Vilare

Church Schedule and Lord's Supper Observance

Sunday School at 10:00 A M Morning Service 11:00 A M Evening Service 7:30 P M Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30 P M Young People's meeting Friday 7:30 P M The sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be observed Sunday morning at the morning service.

Vote Democratic Full Ticket In Halifax County Election

Voters in Halifax County are urged to vote on Tuesday, November 5, for the full Democratic ticket. The notice emphasizes concerns about a Republican push in North Carolina and calls for every registered voter to cast ballots to support the President, party leadership, and soldiers abroad, urging neighbors to vote and fulfill their duty.

North Carolina Electors of America United States Senate House of Representatives Roosevelt House Republican Post Halifax County

All Saints Church Service Schedule and All Saints Day

Rev. Lewis N Taylor Rector announces next Sunday the Twenty third Sunday after Trinity with 9 45 A M Church School and Adults Bible Class led by T W Mullen Sept 11 A M Holy Communion and sermon 730 Evening Service and sermon Today is All Saints Day with services at 8 00 P M choir rehearsal at 8 30 P M Public invited.

T. W. Mullen

Methodist Church Announces Weekly Worship Schedule

Rev. Eugene C. Few, pastor, leads Sunday School at 9 45 A M with W W Woodruff superintendent. Services at 11 A M and 7 30 P M. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 and teacher training class after. All welcome to attend and worship.

W. Woodruff

Rosemary Methodist Church Service Schedule

Pastor Charles M. Lance of Rosemary Methodist Church announces regular services at Rosemary Church Sunday at 11 00 a m and 7 30 p m Sunday School at 10 00 a m under F C Hege Superintendent Prayer meeting and choir practice Wednesday at 7 30 p m A cordial welcome is extended to all.

Rosemary Church F. C. Hege

Campaign to Raise U W W Funds Seeks Fruit Pits

Mrs J A Johnson of Weldon chairs Halifax County Womans Division governing the coming U W W week from November 1 to 18. Mrs 8 F Patterson of Roanoke Rapids leads a county drive to collect fruit stones and nutshells for the Red Cross Conservation Committee. Residents are urged to gather peach stones apricot pits prune pits plum pits olive pits date pits cherry pits Brazil nut shells and shells of hickory walnuts and butternuts.

J.A. Johnson Weldon Womans United War Work Halifax County F. Patterson Roanoke Rapids Red Cross Conservation Committee Sam Patterson

Roanoke Rapids Mourns Local Soldier Robert K Andrews

Chief of Police C. G. Hamlet learns his son in law Private Robert Lee Andrews was killed in action September 29. He left Camp Sevier and reached France last May serving four months on the front lines. Andrews, married to Miss Bertha Hamlet, leaves a widow and sister, with his mother at home. An Aust Australian MG captain notes his death in a supplied letter.

C. G. Hamlet Robert Lee Andrews Andrews Camp Sevier France Haw River Bertha Hamlet A. Edwards 15Th Australian M. G. Company Herald

Two Constitutional Amendments in 1917 Vote

The General Assembly submits two measures to voters. The first ensures every child six months of public schooling annually. The second exempts homestead notes from taxation if terms meet low-rate, long-term criteria, enabling home ownership and aligning with Governor Bickett’s pledge. endorsed by NC press, farmers, and scholars. urged to vote For Exemption from Taxation of Homestead Notes.

General Assembly Bickett North Carolina Press Association Farmers’ Convention

Omission in Bond Purchasers List In Liberty Loan

Mr C A Wyche reports an inadvertent omission of the names of Mr and Mrs JD L Leslie from the list of purchasers in the Fourth Liberty Loan last week. Each purchased a $50,00 bond.

C.A. Wyche JD. L. Leslie

Zones Set for Cotton Seed in North Carolina

Raleigh state food administrator Henry A Page announced two cotton seed zones in North Carolina with prices ranging from 64 to 72 per ton based on oil and protein content. Eastern zone at 70 per ton and western zone at 72 per ton reflect last year oil content, with broader price stabilization aided by the Food Administration.

Raleigh Henry A. Page Bux North Carolina Food Administrations War Industries Board Commissioners of Agriculture and Farmers South Asters Robeson, Hoke, Las Wake Franklin Warren

American Soldiers Anxious For Books In France

The American Library Association coordinates vast reading material shipments to troops in France through the A L A M R C Knights of Columbus and the Salvation Army amid strained ocean transport facilities. The effort aims to deliver magazines newspapers and books to men in trenches despite logistical hurdles.

American Library Association France Red Cross Knights of Columbus Galvetion Army

Red Cross Rooms Open Daily for Christmas Packages

Red Cross Rooms at Roanoke Rapids will operate daily from 3 to 5 PM November 1 to 15 for inspecting and packing Christmas parcels for soldiers overseas. Postmaster may not accept nonstandard packages. Packages require Red Cross labels from overseas boys and may be left with Mrs. F. G. Jarman. postage applied.

Red Cross Roanoke Rapids Rosemary F. G. Jarman

Democratic State Ticket Names for Judicial Districts

The record lists a Democratic slate including United States Senator F. M. Simmons and judges for multiple districts. It names John H. Kerr Third District, Frank A. Daniels Fourth, Thomas H. Calvert Seventh, Henry P. Lane Eleventh, W. J. Adams Thirteenth, Benjamin Franklin Long Fifteenth, T. B. Finley Seventeenth, Michael A. Justice Eighteenth, P. A. McElroy Nineteenth, and T. D. Bryson Twentieth.

John H. Kerr Frank A. Daniels Thomas H. Calvert Henry P. Lane W. J. Adams Benjamin Franklin Long T. B. Finley Michael A. Justice P. A. McElroy T. D. Bryson

County Ticket Listings for 3rd Judicial District Candidates

Edgecombe and Halifax counties show a county ticket slate led by GARLAND E MIDYETTE for General Assembly and include nominees for Clerk of Superior Court, Register of Deeds, Sheriff, Treasurer, Coroner, County Surveyor, and County Commissioners. Also named are Board of Education members and Good Roads Commissioners.

Garland E. Midyette General Assembly George A. Holderness Edgecombe County W. L. Long Halifax County J. H. Darden F. M. Taylor S. M. Gary J. H. Norman J. A. House J. E. Bowers H. G. Rowe A. M. Atkinson W. R. Harvey G. Whitfield J. E. Branch T. Thorne Geo. L. Hayes, Jr Board of Education W. E. Daniel W. F. White Good Roads Commission A. B. Schlicter A. E. Carter J. 0. Applewhite J. R. Dickens P. Johnson P. H. Gregory Whit A. Johnson W. G. Hedgepeth Rufus Cherry John L. PA A. Paul Gap

Powell Cherry marriage notice in Rosemary North Carolina

Mr. and Mrs. LaFayette Powell announce the marriage of their daughter Nancy Lucile Powell to Hayward Farrow Cherry. The ceremony occurs Wednesday evening November 13 at eight thirty at Smith Church South Rosemary. They will be at home after December 1 in Roanoke Rapids North Carolina.

Mrs LaFayette Powell Nancy Lucile Hayward Farrow Cherry Smith Church South Rosemary North Carolina Roanoke Rapids

United War Work Campaign Maintains November Dates

P H King announces that the United War Work Campaign will keep November 11 to 18 as planned, despite flu fears. Dr John R Mott and President Wilson approved the decision after consultations. Officials say small meetings and extensive press use will offset fewer mass gatherings to raise the target of 170.5 million dollars for seven war agencies.

United War Works Campaign P. H. King United War Campaign Southeastern Department John R. Mott United War Work Council Wilson War Department Mott King Altho United War Dr. Mott Mr. King

Deaths of Infants in Rosemary and Roanoke Rapids

Two infant deaths are reported. Mellie Johnson, one year, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Johnson of Rosemary, died at home and was buried in Roanoke Rapids Cemetery on Wednesday. Carroll Moore, eight months old and son of Mr. and Mrs. Jean Moore, died Monday and was interred Tuesday in Roanoke Rapids Cemetery with Rev. EB C. Few presiding.

M. E. Faison Norfolk R. T. Coburn Raleigh Mellie C. B. Johnson Rosemary Roanoke Rapids Jean Moore Carroll Moore Re Rapids Eb.c. Few

Fraying Tone Sparks Mock Senate Narration

A reader complains about dry political banter and tiresome tales, urging lively narration and personal insight as a Senate figure prepares to speak. The note hints at frustration with formal distance and calls for more engaging commentary.

Also Mentioned on This Page

All Saints Church Cotaconal Lewis N. Taylor Reusoke Avenue JBL Company Roa The Herald Publishing Company Robert K. Andrews Pattie Bain Richmond A. M. Proctor J. H. Cranwell Josephine Cherry Rocky Mount J. W. Perkins W. S. Saunders Brinkleyville Paisley Fields Camp Lee G.D. Shell Littleton Bruce Tillery Asheville J. L. Patterson L. N. Taylor E. K. Graham Chapel Hill N. C T. M. Jenkins J. G. Butts Halifax Loyal Order of Moose Eastern Carolina Western Seation United States F. M. Simmons Claude Kitchin Corporation Commission Geo. P. Pell Allen J. Maxwell Supreme Court Walter Clark William R. Allen Platt D. Walker Superior Court Cherry United War Work Fund Aia Oy
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