Made in Carolina Exposition attendees visit Charles town
Local residents and visitors list numerous trips and calls across Raleigh and nearby towns. Names include Mooney Greedburg Ellen Fields J H Williams Welch Bain Glover Robertson Porterfield Vaughan Gowan Dozier Cherry Williams Bounds Tillers Parker Tillery McMuir and others. Weekend and weekday travels span Charlotte Rocky Mount Henderson Scotland Neck and Edenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooney Greedburg
Baltimore
Ellen Fields
J. H. Williams
Rocky Mount
J. F. Welch
Edenton
A. L. Bain
Charlotte
Mrs. Pearl
Greensboro
B. Marks
Ross Pearson
Valentine
Onie Glover
Mattie Wigutins
Weldon
Messrs
Hugh Webb
Charles Boykins
Halifax
Cammie Vaughn
Tillery Robertson
U.S. N
A. L. Robertson
Ewell Gowan
Roanoke
C.A. Porterfield
Wollaston
Mass
Chase
Jack Green
Sichmons
Clyde Dozier
Norfolk
Annie Cherry
Scotland Neck
Walter Page
Ten Moody
Don
M. Coburn
Lynchburg
Lucille Renn
Henderson
Bruce Tillers
Sula B. Williams
W.R Cherry
G. E. Williams
Ed. Parker
Bounds
Rosemary Local Items and Arrangements At Rosemary
Rosemary hosts a weekend of visitors from Farmville Burlington and Petersburg while residents attend barbecue events and a new theatre opening. Local clubs, business openings, and a large education effort in the Rosemary Roanoke Rapids district highlight community life with talks by candidates and a plan for evening classes and diplomas.
Elsie Baker to Perform at High School Auditorium
Music lovers in the community will see Elsie Baker, with a pianist and violinist, in the High School Auditorium on Tuesday evening October 9. Known across America for concert work and numerous Victrola records, she headlines a year of planned musical events. Gamble Concert Party is set for later, with Dick Howell likely to sing in November. More artists of similar reputation are expected to be scheduled.
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Elsie Baker
Miss Baker
America
Gamble
Dick Howell
All Saints Church Invites Worshipers on Trinity Sunday
All Saints Episcopal Church announces services for the Eighteenth after Trinity with Holy Communion at 7:30 A.M. and 10 A.M. Morning worship at 11 A.M. Bible classes for adults and children, church school, and evening service at 7:45 P.M. The feast of St Michael and All Angels is observed at 10 A.M. E Y P S meets with Miss Doris Vaughn at 7:30. The church presents itself as God’s corporation serving humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Saint's Church
T. W. Mullen
Holy Communion
M E Church South Announces Services and Quarterly Conference
Rev Robert H ce Pastor oxiroo serves at Busca with Class M E Church South. Sunday School 9 AM Sermon by Pastor 7 30 PM Preaching by Rev S E Mercer Presiding Elder. Followed by 4th Quarterly Conference. All members encouraged to attend with friends visitors and strangers welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
South
Robert H. Ce
Oxiroo
Vin Edneds
Busca
S. E. Mercer
Geyser Dislikes Soapsuds in Yellowstn Park Event
A Minute Man geyser in Yellowstone park erupts after a man pours five gallons of laundry soap into its crater. The ensuing blast sprays water and a million times its volume of soap suds, coating the area in white iridescent heaps as observers report a chaotic battle with the suds and a lingering stink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstens Park
Einstein
Des
Lawl R. Freeman
Crater
Mr. Freeman
Laward
Maes
Birthday Party Honors Hon. R. G. Allsbrook At Rosemary
A chicken dinner hosted for Miss Hearne at Mrs. John Clark's Rosemary home featured friends Irene Clark Jugg Mountcastle Nancy Stainback Herman Medlin Emma Polk Sidney Matthews Louise Herring and Joe Halfwit. In Scotland Neck Hon. Richard G. Allsbrook outlined a four square platform at a Dixie Theatre rally, pledging tariff reform and farmer support while opposing federal school subsidies and stressing economy and equal rights.
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Hearne
John Clark
Rosemary
Irene Clark
Jugg Mountcastle
Nancy Stainback
Herman Medlin
Emma Polk
Sidney M. Mattthews
Louise Herring
Joe , Halfwit
Richard G. Allsbrook
Scotland Neck
Congress
Secjon
Dixie Theatre
Allsbrook
Ashby Dunn
Scotland Neck Commonwealth
Notice W O W Meets October 1 1928 at 7 30 P M
On next Monday October 1st 1928 our camp will meet at 7 30 o'clock P M At 8 30 refreshments will be served All members urged to be present by Order of Council Commander The message includes mottos about wisdom kindness and exemplary conduct.
Seed Corn Value and Weevil Fight Highlight Halifax Notes
Halifax farming notes urge selecting good seed corn this fall to boost yields and profits. Davis cites a 3 to 4 bushel per acre gain with better seed, plus cover crops like rye and clover to reduce winter leaching and help the cotton fields resist weevils. The column also notes a 1924 cotton drop projected at 50 percent due to weevil damage and high feed costs, urging home food production to ease shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax County
Halifax
Aula
Train Talkers Paraphrase Sparks Office Grievances
In a Bowton Transcript style exchange two colleagues vent over domestic labor and daily grind. They joke about marriage fatigue and a pretty coworker while debating who must work in a hot office from nine to five. The dialogue reflects gendered stereotypes and workplace fatigue.
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South Carolina
Mer
Bowton Transcript
Steady Hiring Shifts in Early 20th Century Industry
The piece notes a trend toward fewer workers needed as new machinery and expansion rise, citing 1020 farm employment down 1,106,000 since 1910 while auto, film, and rail sectors added nearly 2 million jobs over the decade. It also includes a witness recount from a stone carver about an assault linked to a legal case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fwwer
Thia
Tdmiee Ngures
Uie
Maine
The Character of Cal Coolidge The Silent Cal
Calvin Coolidge, vice president and future president, is examined in this Herald feature by John Dickenson Sherman. The piece explores his personality and character without advocating for or against his political views or 1924 presidential prospects.
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Calvin Coolidge
United States
Vermont
Cal Coolidge
John Dickenson Sherman
The
Herald
Cal
Sherman
Calvin Coolide
Police Court News Items Dull week in justice halls
Two colored violators of the Volstead code and a stray couple of mot orists noted. Joe Allsbrook posted 100 bond for selling wine. Walter Nicholson held on 100 bond for whiskey sales. Theodore Shaw speeding. William Garrett dismissed on costs. Horseshoe paper and a joke on a sleeping guest appear amid varied notes. Humming Bird of the Sea describes a tiny seaplane for submarines, eight feet long, weighs about 1000 pounds, three cylinder engine, soon in service.
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Halls of Justice
Joe Allsbrook
Superior Court
Walter Nicholson
Halifax
Theodore Shaw
William Garrett
Naval Air Station
Anacostia
Bureauf Naval Aero
Hampton Ronda
Obituary of William W. Pulley in Rosemary town
William W. Pulley died at his son Charles Paley's home on Four Hune Street Rosemary at noon Monday. He had lived in Rosemary six months from Lash and served in the federal Army. He was 7 years old. Survived by sons Charles Pulley Rosemary Leon Pulley Philadelphia Arthur Pulley Hollister and daughter Lula Smith Boykins Va. Funeral service held at Lasker Tuesday afternoon by Rev. A. G. Carter with burial in the family cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Pulley
Charles Paley
Hune Street
Rosemary
Pal
Lash
Messrs
Chas. Pulle
Leon Pulley
Philadelphia
Arthur Pulley
Hollister
Parents to Attend Central School PTA Meeting
The first meeting of the Parent-Teachers Association at Central School will occur Wednesday afternoon at 3330. Parents are urged to be present as several new teachers will meet the mothers of the students they teach and an interesting program has been arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teachers Association of the Central School
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Roanoke Rapids
Wells D. ‘Tillery
Cleophus Bray
Jr. Thompson
Capt
4. M. McMuir
Asheville
R.D. Rouse
Farmville
L. D. Williams
Burlington
Wade Dickens
Wolden
Minnette Marshall
Virginia Beach
S. M. Swaine
Yorktown
Petersburg
James E. Smith
Raleigh
Irvin Brooks
T. C. Gregory
R.H. Gay
Misa Bernice Decker
Brinkleyville
Judge Kerr
J. B. Hall
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
R. A. Pruitt
J. B. Rochelle
N. T. Gay
Jackson
Albert Strauss
Richmond
Joseph E. Johnson
R. H. Gay
Neasmith
S.C
W. C. Shinnick
Lexington, Ky
Esther Marshall
Louis S. Cannon
R. E. Cleaton
Vulture
Leland Decker
E. J. O'Brien
Essie Tripp
Tarboro
Rosemary Mfg. Company
Clarence Byrd
Ned Manning
Jesse E. Dobbins
Dobbins
N. D. Cox
K. Etheridge
J.M. Payne
Cumberland
Y. W. Sanders
Clyde Sanders
A. D. Tippett
L. J. Meade
Dillon
D. C
Will
Clark
Miss Richardson
Patterson Town
Nelle Richardson
C. W. Davis
E. J. Coltrane
B. B. Cullom
W. C. Williams
J. J. Clark
Lewis Pierce
W. J. Drummond
Cochran
M. J. Grant
J. W. Smith
Adams Tolbert
T. K. Ellington
W. P. Williams
Young Peoples’ Society of All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Doris Vaughan
Clarence H. Lyerly
Boy- Xing
W. R. Curtis
Roy Boro
All Saints Church
Lewis N. Taylor
Mra
Katherine Webster
Reuneke Avenue
Church
God
Yellowstone
Hon. R. G. Allsbrook
Miss Hearne
Bri
Scotland
W. O. Davis
Welon, N.C
Boys Pig Club
Cour
Philadelphia Ledger
Cal” Coolidge
Te Hus Ten
Almont
Yorkshire
Parent - Teachers Association
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