Rosemary and Roanoke Mills Exhibit At Made in Carolina Exposition
Rosemary and Roanoke Mills prepare the largest textile exhibit ever shown in North Carolina at the Made in Carolina Exposition. The display features four rooms, motor driven looms, stop-motion pattern cards, and a dining room and sitting room setup. The two mills combined employ about 2,100 people and run 60,000 spindles across 1800 looms with daily outputs of 460k-480k pounds of cloth and 10k yards of flannel. Publicity and logistics, including lighting and transportation, are being organized by assistant manager K. Patterson and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K.P. Patterson
Rosemary Mills
Roanoke Rapids
N.C
Roanoke Mills
Charlotte
North Carolina
Carolina
Dare
Petersboro
Rosemary and Roanoke Mills
Patterson
Rosem
8. B. Patterson
Pattison
Maden Carolina
Rosemary and
Rosemary
Roanoke
All Saints Church Urges Relief for Japanese Missionaries
A church letter recounts Bishop McKim's appeal for rapid aid to Japanese church relief after Tokyo religious institutions were destroyed. The note, from Bishop Coadjutor Edwin A. Penick, requests congregations donate to a special relief fund via the National Council with $500,000 needed immediately, to support missionaries and clergy plus reconstruction later. Nearby, All Saints hosts Trinity season services with Holy Communion at 7:30 AM and an 11 AM service, plus Bible classes and Rally Day activities.
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All Saints’ Church
Taylor
Gailor
John W. Wood
Mekim
Tokyo
St. Luke’s Hospital
Japan
American Red Cross
McKim
National Council For Special
Edwin A. Penick
Dio Jcese
N.C
W. Mullen
Young Peoples’ Society
Police Court News Items
Percy High was fined five dollars for being drunk and disorderly. Ross-Edwards paid ten dollars plus costs. Julian Saunders, drunk, five dollars and costs. A G Kee, operating a car with one headlight, dismissed on payment of costs. Arthur Jones, operating an automobile without a muffler, one dollar and costs. Mary Faison, a colored maid, pled guilty to larceny of clothing and jewelry from the Nurses Home, held on two hundred fifty dollars until next Superior Court term. Bud Tainiston, disorderly conduct, fined five dollars and costs for peeping at a dressing room during the play Cuddle Up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy High
Wis
Ross — Edwards
Julian Saundes
A. G. Kee
Arthur Jones
Mary Faison
Here
Weldon
Superior Court
Bud Tainiston
Peoples Theatre
Sturgeon Haul Stirs Roanoke River Streets
Paul Robinson reeled in a huge Roanoke River sturgeon yesterday weighing 110 pounds. The five footer was sold to Francis and Pollard who shared portions with curious locals eager to taste the giant fish. News of the catch drew crowds as word spread through town.
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Paul” Robinson
Roanoke River
Francis
Pollard
Presbyterian Auxiliary announces Armistice Day meal
The ladies will serve lunch and supper on November 10 at Hayes Department Store Roanoke Ave offering salads sandwiches cakes hot tea and coffee. Veterans of World War I will be welcomed. The annual Armistice Day event is set for November 22 with details to follow.
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The
Presbyterian Auxiliary
New Hayes Department
Roanoke Ave
American Legion
Local Visitors Spend Week Across States
J John L Patterson of s in town spent weeks with relatives in New Jersey. Mrs Katherine H Webster left Monday to visit friends in Boston and Nantucket. A D Parker of Winston Salem was in Rosemary on Tuesday. John Regan of New Brighton Massachusetts visited town Wednesday. M C Harrison returned Saturday after a week in Asheville.
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R. J. Travis
Dendron
41. Hofmeister
Baltimore
Rosemary
J. G. Shell
York City
New Jersey
J. John L. Patterson
S In Town
Katherine H. Webster
Boston
Nantucket
A. D. Parker
Winston Salem
John Regan
New Brighton
Mass
M. C. Harrison
Asheville
St Saffran
Southern
Jeff
Richmond
Fannie Marks
Ralph Evans
New York
W. P. Taylor
D. L. Leslie
Thomas
N. Y
Stanley White
Job Taylor
Miss Ruth Jones
Chapel Hill
Bessie Williams
Henderson
la Crosse
Greensboro
Raleigh
Mary Bowers
B. H Price
LeRoy Allsbrook
Scotland Neck
Gladys Cox
Meridth College
R.H. Broom
North Harlowe
Marshal Spear
Sallie Thorne
Rocky Mount
G. E. Williams
E Church South Notes Pastor Absence and Guest Preachers
Rev Robert H Broom serves as pastor with Sunday school at 9 45. Morning worship next Sunday to be led by Prof E J Coltrane and evening by former pastor Rev Wm Towe. Open to teachers visitors and strangers with welcome extended by the church.
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Methodist Church
E. J. Coltrane
Wm. Towe
American Legion 16 Band Beats Rosemary Band in Sixteen-Run Game
American Legion 16 Band defeated Rosemary Band 16 to 0 in nine innings at Rosemary Park. Younts hit the only home run, while Sanders Pruden and Slorty Gray pitched for the music men. Proceeds benefit the Armistice Day Celebration Fund.
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Edward Vincent
Rosemary Band
Rosemary Park
American Legion
Younts
Sanders
Pruden
Slorty Gray
City School Adopts Health Program in Roanoke Rapids
Roanoke Rapids city schools launch a comprehensive health and physical education plan. Local physicians and graduate nurses will inspect pupils daily for throat eye and dental issues and contagious diseases. Health Clubs supervised by teachers and nurses will track fitness and cleanliness.
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Roanoke Rapids
North Carolina
Cuddle Up musical comedy delights Roanoke Rapids crowd
Six hundred sightseers attended the Peoples Theatre last night to see Cuddle Up a daring musical comedy. The show featured strong clog and aesthetic dancing with Rooney as Casey and Nobody providing laughs. The Noel Sisters and Lingerie chorus drew praise for style though training varied. Elden Baker Tom Randall Kathleen Brennan Caroline Doris Clare led female roles. the overall plot felt thin with uneven scene connections.
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Peoples Theatre
Rooney
Casey
No’el
Elden Baker
Tom Randall
Rodolpho Vaselino
Kathleen Brennan
Caroline
Doris Clare
Molly
Roanoke Rapids
Card of thanks to friends and neighbors
I wish to thank the friends and neighbors for their sympathy and helpfulness during the illness and at the death of my husband. Words are inadequate to express the comfort their ministrations were to me during this trying period. Mrs A P McPherson
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A. P. McPherson
Governors Endorse Cotton Cops in Southern Proclamation
Governors from Alabama Arkansas Georgia Missouri South Carolina and Tennessee unite behind cooperative marketing to steady cotton prices. They urge farmers to market the crop year round to avoid price collapse and improve living standards while praising national support from the presidency Congress and state legislatures.
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William W. Brandon
Alabama
Clifford M. Walker
Georgia
Thomas G. McLeod
South Carolina
Austin Peay
Tennessee
T. C. McRae
Arkansas
A. M. Hyde
Missour
South
United States
Congress of the
Missouri
California
Card of Thanks to Friends and Family
A card of thanks extends gratitude to those who offered kindness during sorrow. The Corbit family asks for blessings from heaven for all who stood by them as friends.
Allen B Councill Killed in Collision
Allen B Councill dies in an automobile motorcycle crash on the Hickory Newton highway. Pren tiss George injured with a broken leg. Miss Inez Yoder and B B Osborne involved when Osborne’s car veered to avoid the collision. Councill, son of W B Councill, was a UNC student planning to return to school.
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W. T
G. S. Council
Allen B. Councill
Hickory-Newton
Prentiss George
Cherryville
Young Councill
Couneill
Hickory
B. B. Osborne
Raleigh
Inez Yoder
Newton
Osborne
Council
Allen Councill
W. B. Councill
Messrs
G. 8. Councill
Roanoke Rapids
University of North Carolina
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Myrick
Norfolk
Def Palmer
J Hi. Joyner
Waverly, Va
Rosen
L.$. Thompson
Mother Marshall
Virginia Beach
Rosemary Lodge
D. Archler
Oxford
Ned Rouse
Kinston
Rosemary Gand
Ns. W. Holcombe
Nowhere
Pow
Ray
New York City
Ple. Lewis
Rosemary Monds
Johns. Kenley
James HL
Irs
Charles R. Barkley
Washington, D.C
Newport News
Varly
J. Ray Wagan
Rieburg
Cullom
O. W. Boney
Clinton
B. Raiford
A. J. Hood
Abner Nash
Ellis H. Joonor
Ann CB. Raiford
Dasraret Matthews
J. H. Thomas
Aveh L. Taylor
Nnoon
Automobile Tech
Canada
Eo 1
Singleton
Durham
Rosemay
Charlena Hart
C. B. Raiford
Margaret Matthews
Silow
Ity
W. H. Warde
Winalem
Roremarg
Ings
Harry James Hughes
George Norwood
Virginia
Amy Smith
Cecil Smith
John D. Yancey
Bullock, N. C
J. W. Baucom
Lewis N. Taylor
Rosemary Manufacturing Cum
All Pany
Roanoke Mills Company
Fina’ Buiding
Ludge Kerr
Tobaced
Judge Kerr
John Taylor
Littleton
F. F. Patterson
All Saints Scares
Lewis N. Favor
Katherine Webster
Roanoke Avenue
E. Church South
Robert H. Broom
Me. W.Y. of
City School
K. C. Sales
City Point
J. T. Stainback
Charles
J. R. Jennett
Morganton
Florence Bain
Staunton, Va
Mary Garner
Garysburg
Eula Collier
E. H. Spruill
Clyde Martin
Belhaven
J. A. Taylor
Dough
Farmvville
Ruth Taylor
Helen Moore
Miss Moore
Nicholos
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