Community Church for South Rosemary to be built
South Rosemary citizens plan a community church open to all denominations. A meeting at M. W. Taylor's home set plans, with L. S. Hodgens as chair and R. L. Topping as president. A building committee formed, funds raised about one hundred dollars, and a second meeting scheduled for Sunday at 3:00 PM.
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South Rosemary
M. W. Taylor
Hodgens
J. B. Powell
Corner Oak
Powell Street
L. S. Hodgens
RL. Topping
Biliousness and Death in Roanoke Rapids Obituary
Biliousness phrase marks the obituary of 69 year old Roanoke Rapids resident Mosely who died at home after a year of illness. He leaves six children and was buried in Roanoke Rapids cemetery. The column also includes medical notes from Dr W A Evans on causes and remedies for biliousness and malaria like symptoms, favoring dietary changes and limited purgatives over quinine. Additional notes mention a contract award for replacing a hotel on Bunkers Hill and visits by local residents to relatives in nearby towns.
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W. J. Long
Richmond
Wood of the World
Roa
Rapids
Margaret Manning
Greenville
Rosemary
C. Burt
City It
Ra. J. W. Sumlin
Durham
G. F. Davis
Roanoke Rapids Building & Loan Association
Building & Loan Association
Julius C. Mosely
Roanoke Rapids
Mosely
M. R. Lynch
Martha Dodson
Sophie Daniel
Jim Mosely
William Mosely
Nellie Gay
Emporia
W. A. Evans
South
Vergie
Annie el
Lawrenceville
Herbert Edwards
H. A. Edwards
Checkayette
Chockayotte Creek
Roanoke News
Modern methods in ice making plant tour reveals efficiency
The Roanoke Ice and Fuel Company near Rosemary and Roanoke Rapids has built a modern distillation based ice plant using deep well water and two filters. The facility, with over forty freezing spaces and a six ton per day capacity, automates production with an air driven cooling cycle and a traveling crane for handling cans. An emphasis on impurity removal and energy efficiency is highlighted by an experienced engineer.
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Roanoke Ice & Fuel Company
Rosemary
Roanoke Rapids
Seaboard Air Line
Roanoke
Ce & Fuel Company
Garden Party for Episcopal Auxiliary Hosted by Mrs Mullen and Mrs Lehman
Mrs T. W. Mullen and Mrs B. W. Lehman host a garden party this afternoon at Mrs Mullen's residence from five to seven if weather permits. The event benefits the Episcopal Auxiliary and invites all including men. A silver offering will be collected. The notice notes a grim quip about people chasing rocks for tombstones.
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T. W. Mullen
B. W. Lehman
Woman's Part in Health Work Emphasized by Officer
An enthusiastic health officer praises women’s clubs as the strongest town force next to business groups, stating their active support makes health and cleanliness achievements possible. He urges collaboration with the chamber of commerce for progress toward a cleaner town.
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Chamber of Commerce
Board of Trade
Woman's Club
Sunday Church Services and Activities Bulletin
Sunday services at eleven o clock and eight in the evening, morning sermon on The Voyage of Life and evening address Blind Bartimaeus. Sunday School at 9 or 10, choir practice, prayer meetings, youth events, and a children’s program planned. Includes notices for Rosemary Opera House venue and local church meetings with several Supts and addresses. Also quotes from Detroit Free Press and a remark on gender roles and war.
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Aid Society
Sunbeams
Moody and Sankey
J. H. Blanton
Thoit
Baptist Tabernacle
New Horn
W. S. Whitaker
Rosemary Mill
Bartimaeas
Rosemary Opera House
C. H. Speight
M. W
Hancock
Supt
Roanoke Rapids
W. W. Woodruff
Rogemary
J.B. Boyd
Man asks for sea grass mattress in shop scene
In a house furnishing shop a man with a straggly beard negotiates with a salesman over a purchase. He asks for a sea grass option and states he is a vegetarian.
Fate of the Gossip A Gossiper’s Quiet End Rediscovered
A terse reflection on rumor and reputation echoes Bishop Hull’s lines about a gossip who labors without thanks and dies unloved. The passage contemplates the cost of speaking ill and the lack of pity afforded to those who spread tales.
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Bishop Hull
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Annie Fisher
Baltimore
Mr. Howell
Hobgood
Rosemary | It
J. W. House
Rich
Hale
Junaluska
Ir. Paul Robinson
Northhampton
Alice Medlin
Mount and
Plymouth
Elwyn J. Trueblood
Beth City
H. True
N Baker
Littleton
The
Joke Mills Company
Shell
Noris
Smith
Weldon
Lodge
H. M. Poe
S By Mount
Annie Medlin
Agnes Moseley
Alice Medlin Eek
Mr. B. Marks
L. C. Lawrence and Family
Marion
8. C
J. M. McMurray
Dr. Jones
V. D
Halifax
N. C
W. C. Williams
H. L. Bell
Louise Hollowell
Kenly
Anna Hall
Philadelphia
Tom House
Community Church For
Building & Loan
H. M. Faison
Bunkers Hill
Roanoke Mills Company
T. M. Jenkins
George Feild
J. G. Butts
West Point
W. G. Green
Thelma
R. L. Hill
Goldsboro
Peter B. Lynch
Baptist Church
New England
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Columbia State Journal
Civic League
Hhe Story
Philadelphia Telegraph
Episcopal
Henry Clark Smith
Presbyterian Church
H. F. Morton
First Christian Church
Raleigh L
C. H. Telleblood
Wm. Towe
Detroit Free Press
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