Prohibition Talks Highlight Local Meetings in County
J E Morecock reports a four month pig weighing 150 pounds at Halifax. The skating rink opens tomorrow at 4:00 PM opposite the oil mill. An Episcopal church roof gains metal shingles. Albion Dunn speaks on prohibition at Roseneath. Rev C A Jones scheduled to address Scotland Neck on prohibition April 21. Tarboro photographers Alley and Turner resume advertising in the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Jones
C. A. Jones
Methodist Church
Scotland Neck
Prohibition
Farmers Storage Warehouse Company Stockholders Meet
Stockholders held a fairly full meeting on Tuesday to arrange payment of the warehouse’s indebtedness and restore order for public use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Storage Warehouse Company
Local Horse Meets Untimely End in Odd Accident
Rerse Breke his neck. Mr R E Hancock's buggy horse broke his neck in a peculiar manner after entering a clover fat. The horse ran fast and struck a wire causing a somersault. Hancock noted the horse barely kicked and that, though not valuable, he would not have traded him.
Gilbert Elliot Smith to Wed in Raleigh April 22 1908
The marriage notices announce the engagement of Gilbert Elliot Smith, a Scotland Neck resident, to be wed to Mrs. James Allan. The ceremony is set for Wednesday evening April 22 1908 at the Church of the Good Shepherd in Raleigh with a home reception at 541 Eight Street Brooklyn New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Scotland Neck
Tus Comon- Wealth
James Allan
Gilbert Elliot Smith
Church of the Good Shepherd
Raleigh
North Carolina
Eight Street
Brooklyn
New York
Elliot
Brooklyn, N. Y
Peter E. Smith
Johnson Weds at Oak City Home in Quiet April Ceremony
Miss Sallie J. Worsley and Lewis Johnson were married April 8 at the Worsley home in Oak City. Elder T. W. Lawrence officiated. Afterward the couple left by Coast Line for Norfolk Baltimore and Washington. Friends and family gathered for a reunion as the couple began their new life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brrs. N
Worsley
Oak C
Lewis Johnson
Sallie
Little Joe
Ie Harper
T. W. Lawrence
Hamilton
Personal Paragraphs From Suffolk and Nearby Towns
A collection of brief visits and arrivals from Suffolk Virginia and surrounding areas. Names include Albert Weathersbee, Mr. Woodfin House, Mrs. E. B. Higgs, Mr. Norfleet, Mrs. R. C. Bunn, Mrs. Pippen, Miss Speight, Mrs. Walter Egerton, Mrs. T. B. Slade, Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Elliot, and many others visiting relatives or friends in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimberley
Little Red
R. C. Bunn
Temperance Leader to Speak in Halifax on May Monday
Mr. Inc. A. Oates chairman of the State Anti Saloon League will address the county on Halifax occasion Monday in May. Oates is described as one of the finest speakers in the State and thoroughly studied in temperance. Citizens are urged to attend the first Monday in May to hear him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inc. A. Oates
State Anti-Saloon League
Halifax
Oates
Haley Leads Campaign Rally Message to Mr D R Andersen
Fragmentary report shows Haley addressing Mr D R Andersen of Weldon and urging strong support for a campaign. The text references a rally in March and a comparison to actions taken by others to win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ackiexey
D.R. Andersen
Weldon
France
Hatta Lith
Oatesty
Superintendent Wilson Resigns from Scotland Neck Schools
At the monthly board meeting Prof. C. W. Wilson offered his resignation as superintendent, effective June 3. The move surprised the board and town, with unanimous regret and hope he may reconsider and stay in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustee For
Scotland Neck Graded Schools
C. W. Wilson
Sermon Guest Rev R A McFarland Delights Louisville
Rev R A McFarland of Louisville preached in the local Baptist church last Sunday services with large congregations. He is described as a fine orator with fluent speech and clear argument and was hosted by Mr and Mrs N Biggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.A. McFarland
Louis‘ville
Baptist Church
Well Managed School Visit Praises Scotland Neck Education
Mr B F Montague Raleigh school board member visited Scotland Neck graded schools last week and praised their management and teachers. Residents undervalue their excellent schools despite their strong performance. L and M Paints marketed with claims of durability low cost and broad agent certification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. G. Wilson
Chatham County
Prof
C. W. Wilson
Scotland Neck
B. F. Montague
Raleigh
Notice of Land Sale Under Mortgage in Scotland NC
Power vested sale of twenty acres north side adjoining S B Kitchin and a 31 acre tract from original 40 acres, now nine sold. Property bounded by W H Kitchin S B Kitchin Chas Turner W Bishop and Henry Smith. Auction in Scotland NC at noon with cash to highest bidder. March 25 1903. A L Purginton Mortgagee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Turner
Agnes Turner
Regi
Halifax County
Page Twin
Scotland
N. C
S. B. Kitchin
W Haas
Royal Turner
W. H. Kitchin
Ss. B. Kitchin
W. ©. Bishop
Henry Smith
A. L. Pugrineton
Property listings in Conoconnara and Roseneath townships
A ledger of land parcels and lots with owners and locations in Conoconnara and Roseneath townships. Includes 30 acres for Mrs A L Pope near Span Hill and 144 acres Creek land for Mrs Lee J Savage, among numerous town lots and acreage with various owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Dunn
Conoconara Township
A. L. Pope
Span Hill
Roseneath Township
Lee J. Savage
Sale of Farmers Storage Warehouse Lot in Scotland Neck
On May 4 1908 the Halifax County N C court will sell at public auction the Farmers Storage Warehouse lot in Scotland Neck lying 200 by 200 feet with the right of way of the A C L A R Co on the west and bounded by 10th street south Fin street east lands of A McDowell and Scotland Neck Land Co north. John R. en sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Gay
Hali
E. G. Cox and
Everett Stroud
James Atyle
Cox & Stroud
The
Mers Storage Warehouse Co
Court House
Halifax
Flairfax County
N. C
Tland Neck
N. Cig
Farmers Storage Warehouse
A. C.l.a.r.co
10Th Street
Said
Fim Street
Said Town
A. McDowell
Scotland Neck Land Co
Joun R. En Sheri
Land Sale Notice for Partition of 25 Acres in Roseneath Town
A Saturday sale in Land Neck will partition 25 acres across lands of Sam Whitehead Amos Sherry Lydia Head and R M Johnson. The plot runs from a west Cow Hall Swamp corner along a series of compass and pole measurements and is open for viewing at the A Paul Kitchin ship office adjacent to Whitehead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land Neck
Roseneath
Sam Whitehead
Amos Sherry
Lydia Head
R. M. Johnson
Sweet Gym
Cow Hall Swamp
Corner Post Oak
Corner Pine
A. Paul Kitchinship
Adj Whitehead
Also Mentioned on This Page
Scotland Neck Bank
Meck
N.C
Union Central
Hillingo
Sactiend Neck
Whitley
J. D. Ray & Co’s
JosEy Co
Ins
Hinuiarp
R. J. Brapsey
N. B. Josey
J.D. Ray & Co
Cot- Wide
Sea Island
Bri
Meretsett Bros
Edwards & Ge’s
Epwarns & Co
J. D. Ray & Co
W. A. Price
J. E. Morecock
Cip
Albion Dunn
Dunn
S. R. Alley
Tarboro
Stockholders’ Meeting
Rerse Breke
Mir
Gilbert Elisi Smith
Johnson-Horsley
Er G. L
Suffolk
Albert Weathersbee
Norfolk
Mr. Norfleet
Thos. S. Norfleet
Roxobel
Walter Egerton
Macon
T. B. Slade
W. T. Tyler
T. M. Robertson
Spartanburg
S. C
T A H. Smith
G. Hoffman
Belle Op- Mount
L. E. Pope
Haley
Wilson
Scott
L. & M. Paints
Hardy Howe, Co
E H. Salsbury & Bros
Hamilton, N.C
Fhaon Uy
Main St. Lewis Building
Tarboro, N. C
B. P. Rocks
S. C. R. J. Reds
S. C. Brown
B. P. Rock
I. W. Mixon
North Carolinat
Atlantic Coast Line
Bulletin No
T. C. WaitTe
Wilmington
World Brands
Steinway Piano
Singer Sewing Machine
Pullman Car
W. T. Hancock Company
Josey Hardware Company
Dunning Brick Co
Aulander, N. C
Lina Hill
John Horton
Patsey Jankson
Pegion Hill
Sue Gunter
Bakerland
Ruffin Clark
Nancy Brown
Ping Woods
Rosana Peebles
Graf All
George C. Harrell
H. B. Pope
Spring Hill
Ferbert
Palmyra Township
Undertakers
M. Hoffman & Bro
Edison Gem
Edison Home
Edison Phonograph
Edison Triumph
Edison
Whitley Grocery Company
W. A. Brantley
Neck, N.C
Rothe
At. C. Whitehead
John Whitehead
Lupia Whitehead
A. Paul Kitchin
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