Rosemary High School Boys Top Army Team In Practice Game
Rosemary high school boys defeated the Army team 25 to 0 on the school court. Charlie Spencer and Clarence Cates led scoring with solid support from the center and guards as the team prepares for Weldon Enfield Henderson and other rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke Rapids High School
43Rd Infantry
Charlie Spencer
Clarence Cates
Army
John Extee
Ieee Clarence Cates
Julian Allsbrook
Paul Harris
L. G. Earl Daughtry
Donnan
C. Tilton
Vandelson
L. F Waddell
R. G. Prentiss L
G. Klineshrodt
Weldon
Enfield
Henderson
Virginia
Army Recruiting Party Spends Week in Roanoke Rapids
A Forty Third Infantry recruiting party from Camp Lee Virginia pitched tents in the park near the Methodist Church. Led by Major Wildman Lieutenant Treat and Chaplain Linguist, the unit includes 29 officers and 26 enlisted men with a 16 piece band. They praised Roanoke Rapids recruiting success and move on to Raleigh after Weldon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forty Third Infantry U. S. A
Camp Lee
Wm. M. Wildman
B. F. Treat
J. O. Linguist
Weldon
Raleigh
Wildman
Roanoke Rapids
Community Improvement League hears welfare talks at Central School
The Community Betterment League held its recurring monthly meeting at Central School. County Superintendent R D Jenkins spoke on duties and Juvenile Court operations led by Judge Sterling. Halifax’s Mr Gary outlined Welfare Officer work and compulsory school law enforcement. The group praised the School Board and teachers and invited Prof Fred Archey to discuss PTA efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Betterment League
R. D. Jenkins
Jenkins
Sterling
Gary
Halifax
Board of Education
Fred Archey
Greensboro
Parent Teachers Association
River Road Sunday concert draws 72 dollars
The note says a charity show last week raised 72 dollars to be placed on the piano. Chas. M. Lance will reach at River Road Sunday afternoon at 3 o clock. The public is cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
M. Lance
River Road
Smallpox and vaccination push in church notices
Editorial urging vaccination to prevent smallpox, noting immunity timelines, age groups, revaccination during epidemics, and the absence of a quarantine law. Also recounts a near miss at a railroad crossing involving Mrs. W F Joyner, relying on quick action to avoid disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaboard Railway
Roanoke Avenue
W. F. Joyner
Baptist Church Plans Alignment With 75 Million Campaign
Reverend Crutchfield leads a Baptist Church with Sunday School at 9 45 A M and evening services at 8, plus B Y P U at 7 15. Rosa Moody leads a group, Y N Underwood presides, and J K Dickens directs prayer meetings as the church moves to join the 75 Million Campaign shaping Baptist priorities across the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist
South
Rosemary Baptist Church Sunday Services Notice
Rosemary Baptist Church invites members and visitors to attend Sunday school at 10:00 A M with Gregg as superintendent and morning service at 11:00 A M The Lord s Supper will be observed at the close of the sermon Evening service follows at 8:00 P M A fourth Sunday morning roll call is urged to have every member present Providing a reminder that visitors are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
E. Thompson
Richmond
Gregg
Methodist Church Announces Rev Eugene C Few Pastor
Sunday services October 19 1919 include Sunday School at 10 AM led by W W Woodruff superintendent. Preaching at 11 AM and 745 PM by Leutenant J C Lindquist chaplain 43rd U S Infantry. Evening service at 8 PM with full welcome to regulars and strangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Woodruff
Leutenant J. C. Lindquist
U. S
All Saints Episcopal Church Services and Programs
Rev. Lewis N. Taylor presides at All Saints Church Roanoke Avenue with Holy Communion at 7 30 A M and 11 00 A M. Sunday School and Bible class at 9 45 A M supervised by T W Mullen. St Lukes Day Holy Communion at 11 00 A M. Ladies Guild meets Tuesday at 3 P M with Mrs J P Hewitt. Campaign study groups and choir rehearsals listed with leaders Hewitt Lehman and Mr. Lehman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Guild of All Saints’ Episcopal Church
J. P. Hewitt
All Saints Church
Lewis N. Taylor
Roanoke Avenue
T. W. Mullen
Ladies’ Guild
Lehman’s
Hewitt
Officer Offers Free Vaccine and Service
An officer pledges to provide the vaccine and perform the work at no charge, urging the public to participate and do their part in the drive.
Aurelian Springs Notes on Local Club and Church Activities
The Wilsonian Literary Society met October 10 1919 with a Dickens program and musical readings. The Epworth League gathered at Tabor Church on a rainy Sunday with 35 attendees and several talks on youth work and influence. Visitors Mr and Mrs Medlin of Weldon and others from Whitakers joined, flues were installed at Tabor Church and plans for a light plant were discussed. Miss Sick Leeper and Andrews from South Rosemary faculty visited the Aurelian Springs faculty on October 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilsonian Literary Society
America
Viola Isles
Little Nell
Anna Shaw
Willis Liles
Marguerite
V. Liles
Marguerite Liles
Fannie Towe
Elsie Butts
Jarley
Wilson Browning
Percy Crawley
Alvin Liles
Epworth League
Tabor Church
Wm. Town
Grady Webb
John B. Levas
Nannie E. Pigg
John Lucas
Charles Brewer
Mary Foxwell
Roger Carlisle
John Medlin
Weldon
A. S. Glassgow
Ed Weeks
Robinson
Whitakers
Mack Crawley
Tabor
Leeper
Andrews
South Rosemary
Aurelian Springs
Fisher Grimes Quiet Rosemary Wedding
A quiet marriage took place at the home of Mrs. R T Edmonson in Rosemary on Wednesday night. Miss Maggie Fisher wed Mr C E Grimes with attendants Bertie Anderson Ada Fisher Beryl Fisher and Bessie Edmonson. Rev Lewis N Taylor officiated. Mr Grimes works with the County Health Officer at Patterson Mills Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Edmondson
Rosemary
Magiie Fisher
C. E. Grimes
Bertie Anderson
Ada Fisher
Beryl Fisher
Bessie Edmondson
Lewis N
Taylor Paul C. Carter
Grines
Patterson Mills, Co
Nation Wide Campaign discussed by Episcopal Church in Detroit
The General Triennial Convention in Detroit weighs the Nation Wide Campaign for missions as the top issue. Surveys of sixty dioceses show a need to mobilize young people and workers, with forty two percent needing seven hundred eighty seven new members to staff fields, and plans to convert survey findings into a detailed diocesan and national budget for a major relief and evangelism effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Detroit
Mich
House of Bishops
House of Deputies
R. Bland Mitchel
New York
France
Lnough
Latin America
Asia
Africa
Board of Missions
Usul
High School Honor Roll for October Long Month
The honor roll for the month ending October 8th lists Eleventh grade Walter Wafford. Tenth grade Ruth Mason and Mable Moore. Ninth grade Lucille Topping and Eva Sadler. Eighth grade Roland Johnson Verona Topping and Alma Vaughan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Wafford
Ruth Mason
Mable Moore
Lucille Topping
Eva Sadler
Roland Johnson
Verona Topping
Alma Vaughan
Church seeks thousand workers for diverse missions
The record notes 420 clergy and a wide range of lay roles including social workers doctors nurses deconesses and education directors. It outlines campaigns for rural college immigrant and mill settlement work and calls for young men for work among boys. It also cites overseas missionary shortages and thirty dioceses awaiting tabulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Army
Ira
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0. R. Caudle
Cheraw
8.C
Walter Sydor, Jr
Richmond, Va
L. G. Shell
Richmond Fair
Mrs. B. Price
Scotland Neck
James Sharp
Charlotte
W. D. Hunter
Goldsboro
Mary G. Shotwell
Oxford
C. B. Moore
Henrico
Northampton County
A. G. Carter
Baptist Association
Wilson
Northampton
J. J. Wade
Phillip Snipes
J. P. Lassiter
Norfolk
W. F. Horner
Wiley Johnson
L. Parrish
Durham
Wheeler
Jackson
Mary Matthews
Curtis E. Shell
Annie Medlin
Harry Matthws
Portsmouth
R. L. Dickens
C.F. Ogletree
Beaufort
Hannah Mumford
Annie Mumford
Petersburg
G. A. Grant
T. E. Davis and Son
Citizens Bank and Trust Company
J. W. Ridenhour
8. C
Hunter Bros
Castalia
J. B
Grady L. Stroupe
Lucile Carson
J. T. Bishop
Col. Johnson
Littleton
J.T. Bishop
Curtis Shell
South Rosemary School
Community Improvement League
Daily Press
Bureau of Epidemiology
North Carolina
Halifax County
Israel
Aurelian Springs News
Fisher.grimes
P. C. Duncan
Clayton
Alice Marrow
S. F. Patterson
Mary Blythe
Mildred Patterson
Grady Bain
S. M. Parshley
Brooklyn
N. Y
Susie P. Scott
Barksdale Lawson
Boston
Frances Newman
Atlanta
J. L. Patterson
Ezeta Dixon
Duncan’s
Ine
Irby
Sallie Saunders
Fannie J and
Annie Taylor
Mr. Iveyeons
Mary Bobbitt Powell
White Plains
Mary Langston
Geraldine Williams
F. C. Williams
Franklin
J. Rowell
Garysburg
J. W. Taylor
Newport News
J. W. House
D. I. Kidd
Baptist Church
Roanoke Association
First Baptist Church of
Hattie Powell
State Department of Education
Messers
J. T. Stainback
J. M. Shute
National Stationers Manufacturers Association
C. A. Patterson
Baltimore
W. A. Vincent
Edbert Barnhill
E. A. A. Parker
Dick, Jr
Myrick
F. M. Story
Handsome
C. F. Matthews
J. M. Murry
Asherville
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