Funeral services held for D. C. Clary in Rosemary parish
Davie C. Clary 79 died September 7 after several years illness. He was born November 16 1855 in Brunswick County and lived here most of his life before moving to Roanoke Rapids with daughter M. J. Istreike. Survived by many children and grandchildren. Burial at Ankum family graveyard after services by Rev J. E. Kirk. Actives pallbearers and flower girls named.
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Davie C. Clary
Mr. Clary
Brunswick County
Roanoke Rapids
N. C
M. J. Istreike
Mount Vernon Church
Beedie Creek Baptist Church
W. D. Clary
Dolphin
Lucy Powell
Edgerton
Jos Clay
Anne
Jesse Moses Lawrenceville
Richard Clary
Freeman
John Clary
Luther Clary
Henry Clary
Sarah Stanley
Bessie Clary
Clary
J. E. Kirk
Rosemary Baptist Church
Ankum
Pete Anderson
Jim Brewer
Pete Ogburn
Fleetwood Sullivan
Reginald Harris
W. Daniel
Pauline Brewer
Fannie Clary
Ollie Moseley
Elsie Clary
T. Collins
Ruth Hopkins
Seaboard Inaugurates Air Conditioned Rail Service
Seaboard Air Line Railway has started a new coach and air conditioned sleeping car service linking New York with Durham North Carolina via Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Richmond Raleigh Apex and Durham. The new line offers the only air conditioned sleeping car service between these points with the latest eastern city departures and early morning arrivals in Durham and vice versa.
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Seaboard Air Line Railway
New York
Durham
N. C
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Richmond
Raleigh
Apex
J. W. Small
Seaboard
Norfolk
Virginia
Library News From Chicago The Sewell Family Saga
A Chicago history piece highlights Mrs. Barnes's portrait of three Sewell generations spanning a quarter century. The narrative ties Sally Sewell to early 20th century wartime shifts as she marries, travels to a training camp, and awaits her husband abroad. The note also lists library additions and hours and mentions Miss Alice Massey’s return from Rocky Mount.
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Chicago
Mrs. Barnes
Sewell
Sally Sewell
America
Trucks Go Streamline The Ultra Modern Truck Design
The article notes a new in motor design for commercial vehicles and features a photo of a truck model on a rock near London. It also mentions William Payne Edmonds spending the week in Greensboro and details a Monday Night Club gathering hosted by Mrs. Carroll Wilson. Progressive contract was played at three tables with H. S. Loy winning high score and a dollar donation approved for the milk fund.
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London
England
Carroll Wilson
H. S. Loy
Mesdames
Julian Allsbrook
Hugh Camp
Howard Pruden
Frank Ha
Mrs Griffin of Boykin Virginia Weekend Guest
Mrs Griffin of Boykin Virginia was the weekend guest of his daughter Mrs E T Blow.
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Mrs. Griffin
Boykin, Virginia
E. T. Blow
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Fahey and Daughtrey Plumbing Contractors
Jacob C. Shearin
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Margaret Ayer Barnes
Woman's Club
Helen Ashton
Beverly Nichols
Somerset Maugham
Alice Massey
Rocky Mount
William Payne Edmonds
Greensboro
Carolina
Leggett’s Ladies Department