Land records list numerous acreages across Darlington area
A long list of individuals and entities divides extensive acreages in Darlington and surrounding townships. Names include Hedgepeth, Dickens, Keeter, Hux, Johnson, Sledge, Liles, and many others with parcel sizes ranging from a few acres to several hundred. Figures show holdings in Pender Swamp, Rocky Swamp, and Home places, reflecting widespread property transfers and landholdings.
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Carolina
Collins
Hines W. H. Carroll
Lewis
W. M. Carroll
Daniel _ Clark
Arrington
Darlington
Home Gibson
A. Hudson
A. Brar
Harper M. P. Gurganus
Arrington & Green
Old Mill C. Hedgepeth
Hedgepeth J
Hedgepeth
Adkins Hedgepeth & Smith
J. B. Johnson I. G. Hedgepeth
Hedgepeth Law
A. A. Hedgepeth
C. J. Haskins
Mitchell — Lceins
Gr . Hamill
C. Harlow
I B. Hale
J. W. Hale
Edmonds
B. FP. Hux
JI. Hux
H. J. Hux
B. T. Hux
J.R. Hux
Sarah Hudson Law E. V. Hux
Ida Irby
Fred Johnson
Bluemont Visit and Local Socials Highlight Week
Mrs J R Myrick Miss Louise Stone and Son Myrick spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Bluemont Virginia. Mr and Mrs W L Kee Mrs B F Johnson and Mrs Heywood Cher TV spent Sunday in Norfolk. Miss Eva Crouse of Bellhaven visited in the city. The Wednesday bridge club met with Mrs William A China near Roanoke Rapids. Mrs Paul Heyendrich had high score. hostess with nasturtium hanging basket. Tables included Mesdames Clark Vries Taylor Matthews and others. Mr and Mrs J H Vries hosted a Tuesday evening bridge at their Hamilton Street home. Scores favored Mr China among the men and Mrs China among the women. A sweet course with coffee followed. A group of young people enjoyed a Monday night picnic with campfire and roasting weiners and marshmallows. Attendees included Cornelia Batton Mable Mills Nev ie Mae Garner Willie Rivers Moore Mildred Shackleford Catherine Net hercut Lillie Mae Matthews Kathleen Buck Nannie Lou Etheridge Lillie Belle Etheridge and numerous young men. The Senior Girl Reserve Club held its second meeting of the year with singing and devotionals led by Virginia Ogletree. no program due to business discussions.
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Bridge Club
William A. China
Roanoke Rapids
Paul Heyendrich
Meadames G. A. Northington
R. E. Cleaton
Mesdames A. L. Clark
J. H. Vries
W. P
Hamilton Street
Misses Cornelia Batton
Mable Mills
Nervie Mae Garner
Willie Rivers Moore
Mildred Shackleford
Catherine Nethercutt
Lillie Mae Matthews
Kathleen Buck
Nannie Lou Etheridge
Lillie Belle Etheridge
Clarence Edmonds
Millard Harrison
Grover Edmon William Gaylord
Nathan Tickle
Pete Garner
Zeke” Webster
Snooks
Matthews
Monk Tickle
Haskell Dobbins
Clymeth Brown
Robbie Ellis
Thurman Burton
John Louis Welch
Jen Virginia Ogletree
Mrs M C Newsome Attends State Fair in Raleigh
Mrs M C Newsome attended the State Fair in Raleigh on Thursday. The event drew interest from regional attendees and featured exhibits and activities typical of the annual fair.
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M. C. Newsome
Raleigh
Rat Die insecticide ad claims rats eat it first
An advertisement for Rat Die pest killer promises rats die after eating the bait with no odor. It asserts cats and dogs avoid it, claims rats will bypass food to reach Rat Die, and offers two sizes for pantries and structures. Sold and guaranteed by Roanoke Pharmacy.
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Roanoke Pharmacy
Notable Moves and Hospital Plans Mentioned
Robert Turner departed for Memphis Tennessee last week to seek treatment at the Harnold hospital. Dallas Reaves and Ernest Medlin spent Sunday afternoon in Lawrenceville Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Turner
Memphis, Tenn
Harnold Hospital
Messrs
Dallas Reaves
Ernest Medlin
Lawrenceville, Va
Mrs Bernice Riggins Visits Bethel Visitors
Mrs Bernice Riggins of Raleigh visits her parents Mr and Mrs W L Hitchen. Mr and Mrs J H Cranwell Mrs Julian Glover and son spent Sunday in Bethel.
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Bernice Riggins
Raleigh
W. L. Hitchen
J. H. Cranwell
Julian Glover and Son
Bethel, N
Chief Justice Hughes Praises Red Cross on Fiftieth Anniversary
Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes lauds the American Red Cross as a united, nonpartisan force of mercy and efficiency. He extols its leadership in disasters, wartime service, and peacetime relief, calling it first in war and peace and a symbol of organized compassion.
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American Red Cross
Charles Evana Hughes
United States Supreme Court
Hughes
Red Cross
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J. H
John S. Ingram
Mildred M. Ingram
Roger Wilsom Harlowe
Emporia
Washington St
Halifax
N. C
G. H. Johnson
Halifax County
Faucetts Township
M. B. Anderson
Williams
L.G. Anderson
Anderson
Home Arrington
Home
Allen
Home Ennett and Hedgepeth
Hedgey “Ty
Jone
Ams
Dickens L.M. Butts
Perry Land
Butts
Butts Land
B. Butts
Tayloris
Mary J. Barnes
Barnes, Heirs
Nora Crawley
A. B. Crawlers
M. P. Crawley
Aer
Y Lan Burt
Hin
W. M. Perkins
Sledge
Sir Williams
Pair
Hampton Price
Keeter Land
Robert Ray
Butts Iie Shearin
Walker
Day
J. F. Shaw
M. Sledge
G. G. Neville
B. Smith
L. Smith
Hux
Phelps C.J. Smith
Sallie
Staton
Dani
Bettie Stalling
Hattie Thorne
Daniel L
Stanford Travis & Bro
Ives W. M. Smith
A. Lewis
Taylor
Perkins M. Taylor
Oni
Joe Arrington
Hedgepeth le William Alston
Bowser
Thos, Bradley
Jesse Bradley
Uriah Flemming
Tim Allei
S. Hix
A. Hawkins
A. Walker
Alex Hamill
Mary J. Hines
Captain Hawkins
Dim Hawkins
Isles Landilliam Hawking
Ulan Ivey
Johnson
Jim Mills, Sr
Martin — Rrett Scott
Vis Smith
Melisha Smithilliams
Aen Williams
Roberson
Harrison Lands
Rh Webb
Whitehead
W. Key
Ferrell
Neville
A. Smith
J. R. Myrick
Louise Stone
Myrick
Bluemont
W. L. Kee
B. F. Johnson
Eva Crouse
Bellhaven
Belmont News
B. S. Collins
Weldon
8. P. Harris
W. L. Davis
Cullom
Lynch’s
Legg
Belk
Leggett’s
America
Iett
Roanoke Ave
Lo Colton
Leggett
Reat
Oxfords
Blondes
Chambray
Road Rapids
North Car
Chief Justice
W. T. Lamm
Hamilton St
Poindexter
Third and
Washington Sts
the Herald
Mutt
S. M. ‘Thompson
Rosemary
Jackson St
C. L. Smith
Northampton County
McNess Company
Dept. M
Freeport
Ilinois
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