Weldon Mill Closes Again as Strikers Interfere
Weldon Cotton Manufacturing Company opened Monday but shut at 4 00 pm due to strikers. W T Shaw president asked Governor Ehringhaus for protection as hundreds of workers blocked entry. About 50 operatives attempted to resume work while Sheriff Johnson and officers were unable to prevent the crowd. A second picket detachment arrived and the mill abandoned efforts to run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weldon
Weldon Cotton Manufacturing Company
W. T. Shaw
Ehringhaus
Roanoke Rapids
G. H. Johnson
Mr. Shaw
Barrington Partin Weldon Sept 20 Marriage at Rocky Mount
The marriage of Miss Georgia Mae Patricia Partin and Carl Barrington occurred at Miss Dora Corbett's home in Rocky Mount on September 6. Rev. G W Perry officiated. Maid of honor was Miss Roberta Stephenson of Weldon. Bride given in marriage by her brother John Partin. Bride wore her mother's silk net and lace gown. Best man was Harlan Corbett of Rocky Mount. Bride is daughter of Claudia Partin of Weldon. a Park View Hospital graduate. Barrington is son of the late J C Barrington of Fayetteville. Duke University graduate and Pi Epsilon Pi member. They will reside in Wake Forest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan Corbett
Rocky Mt
Claudia Partin
Weldon
Park View Hospital
Rocky Mount
Barrington
J. C. Barrington
Fayetteville
Duke University
Pi Epsilon Pi
Wake Forest
Wolfe and Wilson Tie in Hillsboro Ceremony
Miss Virginia Lee Wolfe of Omega Halifax County Virginia wed Thornton R. Wilson of Roanoke Rapids North Carolina in a June 20 service in Hillsboro North Carolina officiated by Rev. H S Bradshaw. After September 20 the couple will reside in Roanoke Rapids. The engagement was announced by guardian Thomas K Singleton of South Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Boston
Virginia
North Carolina
Virginia Lee Wolfe
Lee S. Wolfe
Omega
Halifax County
Thornton R. Wilson
Thornton J. Wilson
Roanoke Rapids
N. C
Turbeville
Hillsboro
H. S. Bradshaw
First Presbyterian Church
Darlington School Opens With Promising Enrollment
Miss Ethel Mooney of Heathville and Miss Willie Mae Floyd of Northampton County join Darlington as teachers. The school opened with 39 in Miss Floyds primary and 30 in Miss Mooneys room, with more expected. PTA president Mrs. W S Branch calls a meeting for September 13 to set yearly goals and boost enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Mooney
Heathville
Willie Mae Floyd
Northampton County
Darlington
E. C. Dickens
Miss Floyd
Miss Mooney
W. S. Branch
State
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Robert Rogers
High Point
Arnold Carlton
Norfolk
Joe Dickens
Halifax
Marvin Garter
Max Bloom leaves Rex Hospital after accident recovery
Friends announce Max Bloom, husband of the former Miss Lillian Fried, has been discharged from Rex Hospital Raleigh. He plans a trip to Baltimore Sunday night to visit family for a few days following his automobile accident stay.
Gorman Owes $2000 Grocery Bill Warned By Grocers
Danville Virginia September 17 Francis J Gorman chairman of the National textile strike committee will be attached for non payment of $2000 grocery bills a holdover from a previous strike if he comes here local grocers declared today In a telegram to General Hugh S Johnson commending his attitude toward the strike Mahon and Tyree grocers criticized Gorman and revealed the fact the food bill was unpaid The message says Gorman purchased the food supplies here for a strike commissary in 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Francis J. Gorman
National Textile Strike Committee
Hugh S. Johnson
Mahon
Tyree
Gorman
Administrator's Notice for Annie A. Morecock Estate
Crowell H. Alston administrator of Annie A. Morecock announces claims must be presented by August 16 1985 at Littlet on North Carolina. Creditors should settle debts promptly. Published August 16 1934 with sept 27 continuation notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie A. Morecock
Halifax County
North Carolina
Littleton
Crowell H. Alston
Notice of Sale on Roanoke Rapids four lots in 1934
Trust deed default leads J R Allsbrook to sell at public auction September 26, 1934 at 1 PM in front of Roanoke Rapids Post Office. Four parcels fronting 30 feet on Washington Street, Nos 206 208 210 212, 140 feet deep to alley, part of Roanoke Rapids Power Company map and deed chain. Parties Luther H Spain Tea ney W Spain J R Allsbrook Trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther H. Spain
Teaney W. Spain
J. R. Allsbrook
Register of Deeds
Halifax County
North Carolina
Roanoke Rapids
Washington Street
Roanoke Rapids Power Company
J. T. Chase
Public Auction of Rosemary lot in Roanoke Rapids
On September 29, 1934 at 1:00 PM the trustee will sell for cash the property described as Lot 1005 and part of Lot 1007 in Roanoke Rapids Village fronting 45 feet on Hamilton Street, Roanoke Rapids Halifax NC, recorded deed Book 217 page 535, originally deeded to R E Shell in 1910, as described in Book 874 page 345.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Shell
Julian R. Allsbrook
Register of Deeds
Halifax County
North Carolina
Roanoke Rapids
Rosemary
Hamilton Street
Roanoke Rapids Power Company
L. S. Cannon Et Ax
Reg
Land parcels 9 10 and 11 in Roanoke Rapids NC
Executed March 20 1929 by Daniel Newell and Lizzie Newell to Julian R Book 390 page 409 for cash. Three five acre tracts Nos 9 10 11 in Roanoke Rapids Township Halifax County North Carolina shown on the East Division Simmons Estate map 1915 and recorded in plot book 1 page 129. same parcels conveyed to Daniel Newell February 19 1916 in Halifax County book 274 page 142.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Newell
Lizzie Newell
Julian R. Allsbrook
the Register of Deeds
Halifax County
North Carolina
Roanoke Rapids
Roanoke Rapids Township
Simmons
Chas. E. Foster
Register of Deeds
S. B. Pierce
Julian R Allsbrook Trustee 1934 Notice
The 29th day of August 1934. Julian R Allsbrook serves as Trustee. This brief notice records the appointment and role in the arranged trust matter, indicating official capacity and date within the document.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian R
Allsbrook
Public Auction of Halifax County Tracts Three to Twenty One
Deed execution was filed December 31, 1926 by N S Hoagland to Cary C Nicol and Mary B Nicol Trustees. On September 29, 1934 at 10 A M in Halifax Court House a public sale will offer multiple tract parcels in Brinkleyville totaling about 66 to 80 acres each, described by metes and bounds and tied to Map Book No. 2 page 111.
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N. S. Hoagland
Cary C. Nicol
Mary
Nicol
Register of Deeds
Halifax County
North Carolina
Halifax
Brinkleyville
W. B. Flaharty
Mary B. Nicol
Jra
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