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Newspaper

Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1931

Page

9

Local Happenings in Colerain and Nearby Towns

Local Happenings notes residents and visitors in Colerain and surrounding areas. Names include Miss May White, Mrs. Nettie Morris, Miss Carrie Pearce, Hugh Rook, J H Pearce, Mrs. T H Hargrove, Linwood Robinson, Mrs Ivey Mahorn, Mrs M H Hedgepeth, Mrs W H Jones, Mrs John Grant, Emporia, and others visiting relatives or attending events. Several trips to South Hill Virginia and Richmond noted along with church and association attendance at Swamp Church.

Miss May White Colerain Mrs Nettie Morris Carrie Pearce Hugh Rook J. H. Pearce

Police Learn How to Handle Thugs and Local Visits Mentioned

A fragmented community notes column records family visits and a birth at Kenolds Hospital on Monday October 5. It lists Mr and Mrs J W Britton and sons Crawford and Sidney, Mr and Mrs Robert Mizelle and their newborn, and many others visiting relatives or spending Sundays with friends in Mount and Seaboard.

Jim Shell Lessie Mae Revill Franklinton J. W. Britton and Crawford and Sidney Co” Mauree Robert Mizelle Kennolds Hospital Mondsiy

Whistling and its meanings in a family memory

The narrator recalls trying to whistle, noting a brother with a wide range who used whistling to quiet life’s irritations. Whistling signals calm or satisfaction in some, while for others it marks thwarted plans or deep thought. The text links whistling to mood, sleep, and daily tasks across ages.

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Halifax Cotton Is Fine Grade In Halifax County

Scotland Neck reports Halifax County cotton of good grade and long staple this season, except some green ginning. J B Shannon, new classer in charge of the interior office of the North Carolina Cotton Growers Cooperative Association, explains licensing and schedules. Farmers praise the service, noting no complaints as offices operate Tue Thu and Tarboro Farmville visits. Cooperative plan lets farmers draw near market value while retaining equity.

Scotland Neck Halifax County J. B. Shennon North Carolina Cotton Growers Cooperative Association Roanoke Shannon H. Fulhardy Raleigh Tarboro Farmville Halifax

Halifax County W. M. U. Meets at Enfield

The Enfield Baptist Church hosted the Halifax County We ans Missionary Union for an all day session on Tuesday September 29. Mrs. D Mac Johnson opened the meeting with a hymn and Mrs. K B Ewing led devotions while Mrs. R B Kimball welcomed visiting churches. Mrs. C R Josey of Scotland Neck gave the response and Mrs. E B Beasley of Fountain NC spoke in the morning as superintendent of the Ronanoke Association. A reading titled That the World May Know was presented by Mrs Earl

Enfield Fountain N. C Ronanoke Association

Herman of Enfield Playscene by Enfield YWCA Girls

Enfield event featured an 8 YW A girls playlet on Ex cuses and drew an attentive audience. Ashby Dunn led afternoon devotions from Scotland Neck, Rev L B Olive urged missionary outreach, and Miss Evelyn Ray Wood provided special music. Reports came in from Weldon Roanoke Rapids Tillery Scotland Neck and Enfield with strong church participation. Scotland Neck Women Missionary Society received study books for best work since last meeting. Weldon group won the greatest membership increase. Lunch followed in the church Sunday School rooms. Next meeting planned for Tillery Church.

Enfield Scotland Neck Leland Kitchin Womans Missionary Society of

Emporia visitors call on local residents Sunday

Mr and Mrs Clifton Davis and Miss Sue Davis with Mrs Beverly Harwood of Emporia visited Mr and Mrs Geo Hayes on Sunday.

Clifton Davis Sue Davis Beverly Harwood Emporia Geo, Hayes

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T. H. Hargrove Rocky Mount Linwood Robinson W. H. Jones John Grant WM. Floyd Fimmy Greensboro LH. Shaw To. Hanccove Golson Ie Baptist Association M. H. Hedgepeth Paul Viet Ati Mrs. I Sdeeloy Ivy Mahorn G. E. Buckner Louis Grimmer M. H. Sledgepeth Womble J. M. Rice A. Elmore W. A. Taylor Mrs. Taylor Cole South Hill, Va Helen Taylor Bernice Parker Garysburg Eunice Underwood James Spivey Rich Square J. R. Vaughan Bush Hus E.A. Elmore Jimmie Elmore Virgie Elmore Rosa Taylor Cynthis Lowe Alberta Mrs. Ivey Askew H. M. Fowler W. A. James L. MM. Spivey Richmond W. G. Stinson Stocky Mount J. M. Underwood Ise Ruby Lee Saylor O Seaboard Edith Davis Vernon Spencer Portsmouth Tyen Shell L .E. Davenport Mount J. A. Pridgen Viren Dempeer Dixon Waitaker Lynn Shell Eugenia and Shirley Sunjilay Ftens Sanders Rene, Jr Washington, D Elishaders Tom Lewis Alice Jones Flat Swamp Howard Pruden Jackson J. W. Cullom Roanoke Rapids Hospital Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Kendrick Satuday Charlotte Mesdames N. D. Cox and P. W. Ray Maggie Clary W. R. Clary Exell, Va George Pappadick Anfield The Baptist W. M.S Joshua Rhodes Northampton County Rosemary Starksmanship Camp Perry Ohio Jumea B Strain FORD Tri-City Motor Co Rosemary, North Carolina Selyi America Rosemary, North Carolin Thomas Arkle Clark University of Eve Union Hartford Fire Insurance Company National Loan & Insurance Co Second Street Dial Roanoke Bank & Trust Co S. T. Peace
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