First Day at Laurel Bluff School in 1914
A child recalls the first day at Laurel Bluff in November 1914. He and his brother bike-walked through frost to a log schoolhouse near Pilot Mountain, meeting a striking teacher as cold air and new routines begin a long line of school days.
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Dad
Jewell Swift
Brother
Laurel Bluff
Pilot Mountain
Jong Brother
Calvary School Opens With Returning Teachers
Calvary School opened Monday morning September 4 with the welcome return of Miss Bertha Walston of Stantonsburg and Miss Mary Long Daniel of Airlie for the new term.
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Calvary School
Bertha Walston
Stantonsburg
Mary Long Daniel
Airlie
Ramblers At Calvary Bring New Show Friday Night
The Johnson County Ramblers, aired daily on WEED at noon, will perform at Calvary School Friday night September 8. The church sponsored program starts at 8 o'clock and aims for a large attendance with a brand new show never before seen at Calvary.
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Johnson County Ramblers
Calvary School
Calvary
Cer Driver Dismissed Wreck Case In Roanoke Rapids
State versus Arthur ina Allsbrook Phelps of Roanoke Bay no probable cause found after hearing before last Monday. Phelps had been on bond since July 7 when his car struck the parked Floyd vehicle in front of the Nurses Home on Jackson Street injuring student nurse Ethel Pearson who was thrown to the sidewalk. Floyd car driven by Mrs. W T Floyd was parked to drop off Miss Pearson.
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Ina Allsbrook Phelps
Roanoke Bay
Phelps
W. T. Floyd
Jackson Street
Ethel Pearson
Roanoke Rapids Hospital
Floyd
Miss Pearson
Jackson
Marvin Taylor Visits Fort Bragg Over Weekend
Marvin Taylor of Fort Bragg spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Taylor, enjoying family time and local hospitality.
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Marvin Taylor
Fort Bragg
Mrs
J. M. Taylor
July Reports Show 72 Juveniles Jailed in North Carolina
July reports indicate 72 children under sixteen were detained in 37 North Carolina county jails. Of those, 20 white and 49 Negro boys and 6 white and 6 Negro girls. reasons ranged from investigation to murder. County totals varied, Cumberland and Edgecombe each with five, Wake Scotland Rutherford and Caldwell with four.
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North Carolina
W. C. Exell
Division of Institutions and Corrections
State Board of Chair and Public Welfare
Cumberland
Edgecombe
Wake
Scotland
Rutherford
Caldwell
Sherwood Farm Sold At Auction
The 566 acre Sherwood Farm near Lawrenceville on Highway 58 was auctioned Thursday. Tracts sold to M. C. Bloom, Thomas Hardware and Furniture Co, Temple, Temple and Carpenter, F. G. Poythress, and H. L. Lane. A large crowd attended as J. A. Elmore’s sale was run by Catron Land Co of Marion and C. C. Johnson of Alberta Va.
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Sherwood Farm
Lawrenceville
M. C. Bloom
Thomas Hardware and Furniture Co
Temple, Temple and Carpenter
F. G. Poythress
H. L. Lane
J. A. Elmore
Catron Land Company
Marion, Va
C. C. Johnson
Alberta, Va
Misses Attend Worlds Fair in New York
Misses Ruby Williams Virginia Blount Mrs Bill Carter and Mrs Bill Speight spent the weekend in New York and attended the Worlds Fair.
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Ruby Williams
Virginia Blount
Bill Carter
Bill Speight
New York
Unusual color pages debut in The American Weekly
First of a series showcasing graphical divisions of the United States by renowned artist James Montgomery Flagg. Feature appears in The American Weekly Magazine with next Sunday's Washington Times Herald. on sale now.
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America
James Montgomery Flagg
Washington Times-Herald
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