Roanoke Mills Canning Club Dominates Rocky Mount Fair
The Roanoke Mills Canning Club exhibit at the Rocky Mount Fair topped all displays winning best overall exhibit and multiple individual prizes. Miss Jennie Whitaker led the club with several firsts and seconds for jars of peaches huckleberries soup mix tomatoes and more. Other prize recipients include Alma Vaughan Mrs Y N Underwood Gertrude Bray Erma Cranwell and Lulla Brown among many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke Mills Canning Club
Jennie Whitaker
Canning Club
Roanoke Mills
Gertrude Bray
Erma Cranwell
Alma Vaughan
Y. N Underwood
Lulla Brown
Y. N. Underwood
A. 0. Pendleton
Cox
Vashiti Kinnimur
Daniel
Pauline St Sing
E. Buckner
G. E. Buckner
Katie Merrit
Mar Daughtry
Burton
Pope
Pauline ‘St Sing
Lena Ward
Bishop Cheshire to Visit All Saints Church Oct 12
The Rt Rev Joseph Blount Cheshire D D Bishop of the Diocese of North Carolina sets October 12 for regular visitation at All Saints Church. He will administer Confirmation by laying on of hands to a prepared class at eight o'clock. He will also visit St Luke's Church in Northampton Gomis on Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Blount Cheshire
D. D
Diocese of
North Carolina
All Saints
Episcopal) Church
Presbyterian Auxiliary Moves Bazaar Date Upward
Members of the Presbyterian Auxiliary decide to shift their bazaar from December 10 to Tuesday November 29. The move affects planning and attendance for the charity sale hosted by the church community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Auxiliary
Recorder's Court V News Items Dismisses Non-Support Case
Suit for non support dismissed after local merchant Joe Pilkington presented rebuttal evidence. Court blamed too much interference from his mother in law and ordered costs shifted. Additional fines include ten dollars for a colored man drunk and disorderly, five dollars for speeding, and two suspects fined two dollars fifty each for an affray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Pilkington
Clark
E. L. Bowen
J. R. Moore
M. R. Wood
Halifax
Roanoke Rapids High names captain and lineup for Emporia game
Roanoke Rapids High School selects Francis Wyche as captain for the season. Coach Walter A. Simpson expects strong material after practice games. Saturday's match against Emporia at Rosemary Baseball Park to showcase the local squad. Players listed include Vaughan, Matthews, Sales, Cannon-Speight, Glover, Bain, Gray, Powell Edmundson, Welsh-Bray, Vick, Wyche-Grizzard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke Rapids High School
Walter A.simpson
Emporia
Rosemary Baseball Park
Francis Wyche
Wyche
Rane
Vaughan
Matthews
Sales
Jend
Cannon - Speight
Glover
Bain
Gray
Powell Edmundson
Welsh - Bray
Vick Vincent
Wyche - Grizzard
Death of Mrs Burton in Raleigh and family rites
Mrs Mary Carroll Burton widow of Hon R O Burton died at her Raleigh home on the 30th. She was a daughter of Thomas Carroll of Ashland Virginia and lived in Raleigh about thirty years. Survived by four children she was a cultured M E Church member. Remains brought to Poplar Grove near Rosemary and interred last Saturday. Rites led by Rev B Jones and Rev L Taylor of Roanoke Rapids. Family members listed include Annie Burton Mary C Burleigh and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Mary Carroll Burton
Burton
Thomas Carroll
Ashland
Ney B. Jones
Rev. L. Taylor
Roanoke Rapids
Annie ‘Burton
Mary C. Burleigh
and LJ
Concord
Benetton
Charlotte
Ilg Carrol
Mint Ee
MieRianets Olinahesr
Jmes H. Bur Barton, Jr
Why we baptise Infants and Universal guests at services
The Rosemary Methodist Church schedules a morning service at 11 with infant baptism discussion followed by a Roll Call of the Church. Evening at 7:30 features The Universal guests for material and Spiritual things and preaching at New Hope at 3:30. The 4th quarterly Conference is Tuesday at 7:30 with Stewards Trustees and Supts urged to attend with reports. This is the last quarterly Conference for 1921. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30. All are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary
New Hope
Rosemary Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church Schedule With Sunday Services
The Presbyterian Church lists Rev. Stanley White as pastor Miss Margaret McLeod as assistant pastor Miss Lucy Crisp as organist and Me J. Hy Harrion as a leader. Sunday School at 10:00 A M Morning Service 11:00 A M Christian Endeavor 6:45 P M Evening Service 7:30 P M Prayer Meeting Wednesday 7:30 P M Topic Israel’s Last Independence There will be no service Sunday night due to a meeting at the Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Israel
Methodist Church
All Saints Church Notes and Twentieth Sunday Services
Roanoke Avenue rector Rev Lewis N Taylor and parish worker Mrs Katherine Webster announce Holy Communion at 7 30 A M and a full program for the Twentieth Sunday After Trinity including 9 45 Church School with T W Mullen as superintendent, 11 morning service, 7 30 evening service, and 3 P M at St Luke's. Bishop Cheshire to visit for Confirmation. organ recital tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Saints Church
Lewis N. Taylor
Katherine Webster
Roanoke Avenue
Church School
T. W. Mullen
St. Luke’s
Lyceum Course Opens Next Tuesday in Ogden
The season Lyceum course begins next Tuesday evening at 8:30 in the Central School Auditorium. Nine attractions are scheduled, six musical, with displays by The Temple Singers Ernest Toy Artists Trio Floyds Tschaikowsky Quartet Loren Bates Trio The Elizabethan Players in The Taming of the Shrew Ernest Gamble Concert Company Kaufman Male Quartet and Dr William Davidson Parry. Season tickets $3 adults $1 under 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum
Central School
Temple Singers
Ernest Toy Artists Trio
Floyds
Floyd
Tschaikowsky
Loren Bates
Elizabethan Players
Ernest Gamble
Temple Singers A Company of Professional Singers
The Temple Singers scheduled to appear at Central School Auditorium next Tuesday at 8 30 pm are among the top Lyceum acts on the road. The quartet includes Lucille Buzzo Katherine Strong Edwin Delbridge Dimetric Styop and Bernice Coughill. The program spans four centuries with English ballads praise songs and modern pieces performed with care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Singers
Central School
Lyceum
Lucille Buzzo
Katherine Strong
Edwin Delbridge
Dimetric Styop
Bernice Coughill
William L Cook Dies After Long Illness at 66
William L. Cook of Tilghman’s Cross Roads died Tuesday October 4 1921 after months of poor health. He was buried October 5 at Smiths Methodist Church near South Rosemary. A lifelong honest worker and devoted husband and father, he left a wife several children and grandchildren. Funeral conducted by Dr D B Zollicoffer Weldon and the writer. A large crowd attended with many flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Cook
Tilghman’s Cross Roads
Smiths Methodist Church
South Rosemary
Bro. Cook
D. B. Zollicoffer
Lot Weldon
Organ Recital At All Saints Church Tonight
Dr. Hubert M. Poteat of Wake Forest will give an organ recital at All Saints Episcopal Church tonight at eight. The program includes Verdi Aida Grand March, Bach Gounod Ave Maria, Grieg In the Morning, Soderstrom Swedish Wedding March, Massenet Andante Cantabile, Bellini or Recessional, Rossini William Tell Overture, and other pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert M. Poteat
Wake Forest
All Saints
Faust
Peter Gynt
Grieg Cuimple
Sodermann
Bescowsky
de Koy Oven
Rossini
Gray couple wed at Rosemary Methodist Parsonage
On Saturday night Anne Bell Gray and Earnest Thomas were married by Chas M. Lance at the Rosemary Methodist Parsonage. The couple will live in Peham, with Miss Gray residing with her mother in South Rosemary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Methodist Parsonage
Anne Bell Gray
Earnest Thomas
Chas
M. Lance
Peham
Mr. Rapatally
Miss Gray
South Rosemary
Rosemary Kindergarten charity event draws small town crowd
A Rose Hill area community notices events from UNC alumni gatherings to a fundraising measuring party for the Methodist Church at Rosemary Kindergarten on October 8. Local residents including Mr. Charlie Spencer and Mr. Joe W. Taylor travel between Chapel Hill and Rosemary as townsfolk reflect on funerals, church activities, and civic announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Spencer
University For
North Carolina At
Chapel Hill
Joe W. Taylor
Mr F R Harris Dead in Office in Jackson
The town and surrounding community were shocked Monday night to learn that Mr F R Harris died suddenly in his office after walking there from home. Harris had practiced law at Northampton Bar for about twenty years and earned trust in his profession. he had represented the county in the legislature as chosen by local food interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
FR. Harris
Harris
Northampton
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J. H. Harrison
Margaret Stokes
Blackstone
Harrison
J. H. Rose
Franklin N.C
Fessre
J. H. Matkins
Lipscombe
Clington
Puea
Ruby Williams
Prof. A
J. Abe Norinsky
New York
Boston
Norma Shaw
Ida
Ruby Lawson
Greenville
S. J. H. Pendleton
Ghter
Catherine
Nor
Lena Rivers Jones
Hank-Jackson Company
L. G. Shell Npany
Dora Journagin
Dunn
Rs. Lewis
Timore
Richmond
Evangeline Pendieton
Gile
Rel
Ir. G. C. Grubbs
Richid
Ir. S
Fred Peck
Ensboro
Evans
Earl Daughtrey
Julia Allsbrook
Robert Taylor
Iter Waffierd
Annie Laurie Patterson
Ayden
Lizzie Dalton
Seabrook Jones
Eyday
Wilson
J. M. Jackson
William
Euell Gowen
Marion Saunders
Lew Select
Rocky Mount Fair
Alice Stribling
Mary Coble
Ai Adi Regia the Bros
Presbyterian
Ies
Cheshire
Recorder's Court
Serene
Minor
C. M. Lance
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Eastern Star
Ogden
the Temple Singers
Kaufman
William Davidson Parry
C. Green
E. J. Newton
Richard P. Taylor
Oxford
W. L. Clinard
New Haven, Connecticut
H. G. Goodman
Burg
All Saint's Church
Thomas.gray
Aid Society
W. B. Herring
Rose Hill
L. G. Shell Company
Francis Joyner
Littleton
F. W. Moore
Burlington
University of North Carolina
C.A. Wyche
Robert L. Dickens
All Saints’ Chapter
The
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Order
Norfolk
W. G. Cohen
Franklin
Middleburg
Ben M. Pugh
Thelma
W. T. Ransone
Enfield
Thos. M. Jenkins
Cedarwood Cemetery
Woodmen of the World
Baptist Church
Alexander Miller
J. M. Wright
Mr. Weisman
Episcopal Church
Messrs
J. T.flythe
G. E. Midgette
J. Calvert
H. L. Joyner
P. J. Long
W. H. S. Burgwyn
H. K. Burgwyn
MR. F. R. Harris
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