Rosemary area social notes and visitors in town
Long list of visitors and residents in Rosemary including Walter A. Perry of Orlando and A. J. Whipple of Charpe. Names from Norfolk Richmond Raleigh Danville and other places attend events, fairs, services, and honeymoons while residents travel to Virginia Beach Boston and California. Continuous town social roundup with multiple brief tokens about guests, trips, and local activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter A. Perry
Orlando
Florida
A. J. Whipple
Charpe
Nancy Johnston
R. J. Norris
Richmond
Rosemary
B. T. Meacham
Bottie-Cooper
Myrtle Holt
Nelly Holt
Mi Me
Joseph Martain
New York Cty
D.F . Patehin
Pine Plains
Rather Marshall
Virginia Beach
C. B. Moore
Henrica
Northampton County
R. W. Teague
Charlotte
Rosemare
Katherine H.’Webster
Boston
Marblehead
Mass
W. T. McCoy
Baltimore
B. Raiford
C. C. Stapleford
Allen C. Zollicoffer
William Ledbetter
Statesville
A. G. Galter
Greensboro
C. W. Elam
Messrs
L. H. Cullom
W. BE. Lewler
Hugh C. Black
Goldsboro
Wilson B. Enck
Reba Enck
William Hellinger
Rochville
J. B. Hall
Scotland Neck
William Wood
Hot Springs
Ark
H.M. Faishe
H. M.faison
Jarail
Raleigh
Willi Clark
Nellie Williams Birthday Party At Williams Home
Miss Nellie Williams celebrated her birthday Monday evening October first with friends at her parents home in South Rosemary. The event featured flowers and crepe decorations, songs, games, and a birthday cake with seventeen candles. Guests included numerous local residents and visitors from New York City and Virginia. The occasion followed by a reception with sandwiches and cake and gifts for the honoree. The Rosemary community also notes church events, visits, and local social activities through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Williams
B. B. Williams
South Rosemary
Dbing Room
Nellie
New York City
Messrs
Frank Collins
Norman Harrison
Lloyd Faison
Perry Harrison
Buck Clary
Herman Medlin
Robert Merritt
Sidney Matthews
Louis Johnson
Wesley Fulgham
John Denes
Herbert Taylor
Melvin Harrison
Bishop Freeman Consecrated at Washington Cathedral
Thirty five thousand people attended an open air consecration for Reverend Doctor James Edward Freeman as Episcopal Bishop of Washington on the grounds of the new National Cathedral. President Coolidge and former President Wilson sent messages praising the event and the cathedral’s hoped role in national life. Senator Pepper urged rapid completion of the cathedral as a symbol of free state and church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New National Cathedral
James Edward Freeman
Washington
Freeman
Senn Pepper
Pennsylvania
Coolidge
Wilson
National
Dr. Freeman
Mount Saint Alban
Pepper
National Capitol
Free State
Free —Ehurch
News and Observer
Roanoke Rapids and Rosemary Youth Enter Colleges
Roanoke Rapids and Rosemary youths begin college this fall at multiple institutions. Names include Bessie Hedgepeth Josephine Hege Minnie Daughtry Ruth Mason Thelma Mills Traynham Wyche Josephine Gowen Mary Nellie Holt Hollins Chowan Uni versity North Carolina Voorhees Lewis Anderson Felix Zollicoffer and others. The paper requests readers send omitted names to publish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke Rapids
Rosemary
North Carolina College For Women
Bessie Hedgepeth
Josephine Hege
Minnie Daughtry
Ruth Mason
Thelma Mills
Converse
Traynham Wyche
Hollins
Josephine Gowen
Chowan
Mary Nellie Holt
Miss Holt
University of North Carolinean
Norfleet Vick
Marisaunders
Julian Allsbrook
Charlie Spencer
Felix Zollicoffer Davidson
Francis Wyche
Robert Matthews
Medical College of Virginia
Holland Brantley
Trinity
Louis Anderson
DeBose Memorial Church
Triing School
Dan W. Allen
Willgm and
Mary
Isla Chambliss
Trinity Alumni Banquet Tonight at High School
Trinity College of Halifax County alumni gather for a banquet in the Home Economics Room at the High School tonight at eight o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinty College
Halifax County
All Saints Church Invite and Services for Ninth Sunday After Trinity
All Saints Episcopal Church led by Rev. Lewis N. Taylor invites parishioners and neighbors to a 9 45 a m service on the nineteenth Sunday after Trinity with church school and Bible classes for all ages. Sept 11 Holy Communion celebrated with a night for the Young People's Society at 7 30 p m. Ruth Allen leads the youth event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Mullen
Ruth Allen
Museum of Saints
Local High School Football Opener With Franklin High
The first football game of the season is set this afternoon on the high school gridiron north of the school, as the local team faces Franklin High of Virginia. Coach Simpson reports injuries from vaccination but aims for a strong scrimmage and mentions possible home games and a meeting of state coaches in Raleigh to shape the championship slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin (Va
Rosemary Park
Rosemary Mr
Simpson
Yond Harvise
Iliondeon
Taylor Ceanon
Cright
Glover
Felwondse
Vinwent
Smithy Bain-quariee
Wile High School
Rocky Mount
Cotch — Simpson
Cory
Emporia High
Jeffin
Roanoke Rapids
Raleigh
Anid
Ranklin
Sermon Series at Church South on Short Questions of Faith
Rev Robert H Broom leads a Sunday schedule at Church South with 945 A M Sunday School and 11:00 A M sermon. Evening services at 7 30 P M continue a series on short questions from the Old Testament. Pews face the pulpit to unite worship and instruction as the congregation gathers in thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bastar
Serias
Misses Louise Jackson and Alma Vaughan Receive Medallions
Misses Louise Jackson and Alma Vaughan earned life saving certificates from the American Red Cross Life Saving Corps for duties at the High School pool. Tests, conducted by athletic director Walter Simpson, covered swimming endurance, rescues, self rescues, resuscitation, and an extensive oral quiz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Jackson
Alma Vaughan
Alma Vaghan
Walter Simpson
American Red Cross
Schaefer
Roanoke Rapids Methodist Church Notes Quarterly Meeting
The fourth quarter meeting of the Roanoke Rapids Methodist Church last Sunday featured Rev. 8. Mercer delivering a sermon on Solving Problems of Living Together and led a business session. The conference re elected stewards and a new lay leader, with W V Woodroof highlighted for his twentieth year as superintendent of the Sunday school. Miss Clara Hearne is noted as a Centennial collector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke Rapids
Mercer
Bop
Autry
W. V. Woodroof
Suneday School
W.E. Britt
Clara Hearne
American Legion Plans Armistice Day Activities Parade Football Game
The Danash Post American Legion met Tuesday night. Manning outlined plans to entertain Halifax County with Armistice Day events on November 10, featuring a big parade and the championship football game between the University of North Carolina freshmen and North Carolina State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danash
American Legion
Sding
Manning
Pam
Halifax County
University of North Carolina
State College
District Meeting of Ep Church Auxiliary at St Luke's
The third Edgecombe District Woman's Auxiliary meeting convenes at St Luke's Church Northampton County on Thursday October 11 with Holy Communion at 10:00. The program, led by Mrs F S Spruill and district officers, features addresses on Japan Our Responsibility and church needs, a luncheon, and parish reports. Local attendees and visitors gathered from Wilson Nash Edgecombe Halifax and Northampton counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke Rapids
Luke's Church
Woman's Auxiliary
The
Missionary Society of the Episcopal Church
St Luke's Church
Northampton County
Edgecombe
Wilson
Nash
Halifax
Northampton
F. S. Spruill
North Carolina
Raleigh
National Council
T. W. Bickett
F. Spruill
Robert H. Patterson
Katherine H. Webster
Kate Cheshire
United
Misa
Kate W. Arrington
Sterling Gary
St. Luke's. Church
Northampton Co
Joseph Blount Cheshire
D. D
Russell
Rena H Clark
Thompson Orphanage
W. H. Wheeler
Japan
Our Responsibility
George C. Green
Morrison Bethea
Lewis N. Taylor
Church
Mary H. Hinton
Woman's Auxiliary of
R. B. Davis
H. I. Clerk
St. Luke's
Roanches
Rapids
Ellis Keeter nuptials surprise many friends in Virginia
Charl s F. Ellis and Mamie Ward Keeter were married by Rev Crowder at the Methodist parsonage in Empirea Va at eleven Monday night. The couple, accompanied by William White, will reside in Roanoke Rapids with temporary rooms at J A Taylors on Hamilton Street. Ellis works with the Roanoke Phar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charl S F. Ellis
Mamie Ward Keeter
Crowder
Jmperia
William White
Ellis
Roanoke Rapids
J. A. Taylor
Hamilton Street
Mr. Ellis
Roanoke
Kee Bride Agnes Kee Weds Eddie Kidd in Madison Street Home
A very pretty marriage was solemnized at the Madison Street home of Mr and Mrs W L Kee on Thursday evening October 4 Agnes H Kee became the bride of Eddie R Kidd The ceremony was performed by Rev T S Crutchfield with ring ceremony The couple has many friends who extend best wishes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Kee
Madison Reet
Agnes H. Kee
Eddie R. Kidd
T. 8. Crutchfield
Cheer Leaders Elected at High School
Yesterday morning the annual election of the cheer leaders for the year was held at the high school. Miss Louise Jackson and Howard Speight were selected as cheer leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Jackson
Pie
Howard Speight
Local Schools Boost Thrift Campaign Success
The Educational Thrift Service started in local schools a year ago to teach saving through small weekly bank accounts. Ninety four percent of Junior-Senior high and central school pupils enrolled, with Rosemary school using a similar plan. National standings place Albemarle, North Carolina, and several other towns ahead. local students saved and banked $3,836.70 last year and aim to surpass that record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary
North Carolina
Albemarle
United States
Athens
Follansbee
W. Va
N.C
Jamie Plains
Mass
Youngwood
Flushing Ohio
Five Teachers Granted Palmer Certificates
Five faculty members received Palmer Method certificates for completing the prescribed course in muscular movement business writing. Misses Luna G Lassiter Mary Belle Herring Myrtle Bain Martha E Bowers Carrie Belle Ross trained under Miss Estelle Gillis. all grade teachers are taking Palmer Writing courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Luna G. Lassiter
Mary Belle Herring
Myrtle Bain
Martha E. Bowers
Carrie Belle Ross
Estelle Gillis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Nellie Williams
W. C. Williams
J. W. Ogletree
Fy Ogletree
Ella Wooley
All Saints Episcopal Church
Ruth Magon
North’ ‘Carolina
Annie Quinerly
Greenville
Dilis H. Joyner
Grace Smith
Bishop Freeman
All Saints Church
Episcop
Katherine Webster
Poamoke Avrive
Robert H. Broom
Methodist Church
W. G. Lynch
Ison
Ebony
D. G. Davis
Plymouth
J. T. Thompson
Cleophus Bray
Sanford
Mary Garris
R. L. Lowe
Jack Green
Robert Taylor
Loftin Moody
Walter Page
Petersburg
William Jackson
William Cherry
Litte
John Cranwell
J. Bounds
Ed. Parker
E. A. Telliga
L. H. Patterson
Shelby
C. Matthews
B. D. Johnston
Moore
Union ‘Wological Seminary
Presbyterian Church
Kidd - Kee
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