Personal Columns and Local Moves Mentioned
The column notes readers to report missing names for next week s personal columns. It records J C Mullen moving into a new residence on Twelfth street, Pattis Vaughan moving to Wilson Alsbrooks house on Twelfth street, and Essandine Futrell returning home from Raleigh for Christmas. A brief power outage on Christmas night caused momentary darkness but services resumed with temporary lights and normal illumination thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maye
Tows
Pattis Vaughan
Wilson Alsbrook
Twelfth Street
Colored woman's theft of $175 from Ferrell home
A colored woman named Horton entered Mrs. A. A. Ferrell's home and stole $175. She later admitted the theft and refunded all but $10 after the officers pressed the matter. The case highlights a local burglary and partial restitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horton
A. A. Ferrell
Many Familiar Faces Visit Over Holidays in Scotland Neck
A flood of visitors and locals alike filled town for Christmas week. Raleigh resident J. Val Perkins and Raleigh guests joined relatives in Scotland Neck, as sisters, brothers, and friends from Enfield, Kinston, Hobgood, Windsor, and Norfolk converged for festive gatherings and church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Val Perkins
Raleigh
T. T. Cherry
Conetoe
W. R. Cherry
Very Rhodes
Ed Hassell
Kenneth Taylor
Kinston
G. Christian
Pinesalve Carbolized Salve Heals and Protects Skin
An 19th century notice promotes Pinesalve Carbolized as an antiseptic healing salve. It claims to draw out inflammation and poison, offering relief for chapped hands lips cuts and burns. Sold by E. T. Whitehead & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Whitehead & Co
Picture Frames and Mouldings at Ray’s old stand
Tom now prepared to make picture frames of all sizes and kinds of mouldings at J. D. Ray's old stand. Prices satisfactory. S. C. Ray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
J. D. Ray
S. C. Ray
Henry Hilliard Errand Boy and Package Messenger
Henry Hilliard offers errand service from a drug store headquarters. Charges are 5, 10, and 15 cents by distance with hours from 3 to 6 pm.
Rosa Parks Weds Charlie Walston at Main Street Home
On December 18 at the bride's Main street home Mrs Rosa Parks married Charlie Walston of Edgecombe County. Rev G T Lumpkin performed the ceremony. A number of friends witnessed the marriage and offered best wishes. The couple will reside in Scotland Neck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Rosa Parks
Charlie Walston
Edgecombe County
G. T. Lumpkin
Scotland Neck
Appreciated Thoughtfulness for Evening Electric Service
The electric light plant plans night service only but on dark rainy mornings current remains on after daylight aiding homes without lamps. Commonwealth thanks electric light managers for their patrons in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tak Commonwealth
Home for the Holidays Students from many schools visit home
A list of students visiting home for the holidays is given from Baptist University Raleigh including Annie Josey Undine Futrell Helen Hillard Hattie Leggett Eula Shoulars Wake Forest Ashley Dunn Paul Bryan Robert Josey Leland Kitchin Frank Moore Sam Kitchin Chapel Hill Bruce Lewis A M College Raleigh Hugh Kitchin Lonie Dunn Herbert Coughenour Warrenton Teddy Kitchin St Marys Raleigh Rebel Shields Murfreesboro Lila Hancock State Normal Greensboro Lucy Whitehurst Horner s Russell Dunn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist University At
Raleigh
Annie Josey
Undine Futrell
Helen Hilliard
Hattie Leggett
Eula Shoulars
Wake Forest
Ashley Dunn
Paul Bryan
Robert Josey
Leland Kitchin
Frank Moore
Sam Kitchin
Chapel Hill
Bruce Lewis
A. & M. College
Hugh Kitchin
Lonnie Dunn
Herbert Coughenour
Warrenton
Teddy Kitchin
St. Mary’s
Rebel Shields
Murfreesboro
Lila Hancock
State Normal
Greensboro
Lucy Whitehurst
Horner
Russell Dunn
Christmas Service at Holy Trinity Church
Christmas day at Holy Trinity Church featured the regular Morning Service with appointed lessons and a short sermon on the glad tidings of great joy. Elaborate music included processesional Christian awake salute the happy morn Venite Lloyds Te Deum duet by Mrs Herring and Mrs Bond solo by Mrs Bond Cramers Jubilate Shout the glad tidings It came upon the midnight clear Offertory Danks Christmas Anthem And there were Shepherds. The church was decorated with evergreens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Trinity Church
Christian
Lloyd
C. H. Herring
W. R. Bond
Bond
Cramer
Dank
Warm and Bry to Stay Well Warns of Weather Ailments
An old authority urges warmth and dry feet to avoid rheumatism and kidney trouble as weather turns wet. He prescribes a homemade mixture of Fluid Extract Dandelion, Compound Karyon, and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla to take after meals and at night, claiming it regulates kidneys and treats rheumatism. Doctors and druggists offer to supply or compound the ingredients for readers.
Quiet December 26 wedding at Emma Landen home
James Landin wed H. L. James in a small ceremony at the bride Mrs Emma Landen home with Elder W B Strickland officiating. Few friends attended and extended wishes for long happiness and good fortune to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney St.Clair
Mattie Allsbrook
Trinidad
Colorado
Emma Landen
H. L. James
W. B. Strickland
Mrs. James
Christmas Service Aids Baptist Orphanage Fund
Christmas evening services at the Baptist church featured a musical program performed by a quartet of Miss Katharine Futrell Miss Emily Biggs and Messrs J B Futrell and C A Webb. The offering for the Thom asville Baptist Orphanage totaled 191 with 150 from Ladies Aid and a 150 pledge, reaching 401.55 toward a 500 goal for a new infirmary memorial to Mrs J D Husham. Pastor Lumpkin praised Dr and Mrs Husham for their community service during Dr Hushams fifteen years as pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Church
Katharine Futrell
Emily Biggs
J. B. Futrell
C. A. Webb
Lumpkin
Baptist Orphanage
Thomasville
Barn Fire Claims Corn and Implements at Hancock Farm
A barn on Mr. R. E. Hancock’s Roanoke river farm burned Tuesday night December 24 destroying 100 barrels of corn and farming gear. The barn owner is R E Hancock. the corn loss falls to partners W T Hancock and M W Perry who rent the farm. Suspected arson lacks confirmation and friends express sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Hancock
Roanoke River
R. E. Hancwe
W. T. Hancock
M. W. Perry
Rosa
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Meck
M.C
Soe
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Richmond
A. Perraul
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Vy Ti Tidwe. Co
Hilliard
C. Ra
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Mr. White
Taney Gray
N.C
Suffolk
Aymm
J.D. Ray & Co
J. C. Mullen
Essandine Futrell
Stele
G. W. Bryan
Enfield
Britt Andrews
Whitakers
J. B. Jenkins
W. Shute
Rev
C. A. Jones
Graham
Dan Cherry
Bethel
Stella Hoffman
Norme
Rebecca Knight
Adie Stern
Sue Hyman
Hobgood
J . Lewgett
L. Tall Cai
Greenmas
Mrs. Furgerson
Rocky Mount
J. P. Futrell Ihe Butts
Halifax
Turday
W. Butts
Raymond C. Dunn
W. RR. Cherry
Annie
Mt. Olive
Washington, N
F. Burroughs
Jd. A. Perry
Greenville
Lucy House
Bristol
Tenn
J. C. Cherry
Cincinnati
J . Cherry
N Hy
Mamie Hassell
J. ©. Cowdrey
Miss Kate
Eleanor Smith
Y Mount Graded School
Emerson Weeks
Portsmouth
G. C. Weeks
T. B. Wheeler
Franklinton
Mrs. Wheeler
RB. Allsbrook
Tarboro
B. I. Allsbrook
T. L. Worseley and Family
P. J. Madry
Katherine Futrell
Sam
Mannie Hoffman
Norfolk
Mary Applewhite
Baptist University For Women
E. B. Higgs
M. A. Sheilds
Higgs
Dr. Martin
Annie Baker
Belhaven
L. J. Baker
Palmyra
T. W. Fenner
R. S. Hall
Weldon
Alice Ferell
Joe Riddick
Tillery
A. C. Peterson
Goldsboro
Bessie Gray
Salem
H. A Giersch
R. S. Neal
Maj
J. B. Meal
J. A. Weathersbee
W. T. Rasberry
G. W. Gay
R. J. Madry
Florence Terrell
Louis
Legget
W. A. Brantley
Bertie County
Edith Browning
Littleton
J. E. Hancock
Clarence Riddick
Fayetteville
Annie Fenner
Bessie Durham
J. Frank Brinkley
Helen
Kt. L. Joyner
M. D. Joyner
Claude Kitchin
Washington
Emma Hollowell
D. M. Prince
Jamsie Barr
Mrs. Chauncy
Alma Murchison
Futrell
J. L. Joyner
Otis Bracey
G. W. Bracy
J. D. Biggs
Williamston
Kate Dunn
T. Lumpkin
Laura Applewhite
Messrs
J. L. Bell
G. L. Bell
J. Whit Bell
J.T. Shute
F. T. Turner
Freddie Shute
Newbern
A. A. Shute
B. F. Weaver
D. K. Smith
Carrie Mitchell
C. W. Mitchell
Aulander
Bessie Hancock
G. T. Lumpkins
Edwin B. Josey
Columbia University
New York
Messrs. R. V. and
O. C. Smith
Pinner’s Point, Va
W. O. Bullock
Robert Madry
Leggett
Jennie
Dunn
Pattie
Prosperity
S. C
Lena
Hattie
the Baptist University
Herbert Butts
Haywood Hyman
Arkansas
Annie Evans
Lynne Hall
Louisburg
Anna Kitchin
J. E. Bullock
Julian
M. A Savage
Roanoke Rapids
Thurman Kitchin
Philadelphia
Lou Hill
Brooklyn
N. Y
E. W. Hall
Mary Wood
Roxbel
Sallie Dunn
Minnie Lewis
Gibson
Edwin Gray
M. E. Gray
N.B. Allebrook
J.R. Allsbrook
Sanford
A. M. Riddick
Birdie Dunn
J.W. Madry
RJ. Madry
Sam Oppenheimer
Rockys Mount
Mrs. G. Hoffman
Miss Mollie Cherry
Primitive Baptist Union
J. H. Davenport
Elizabeth Futrell
P. L. Salsbury
Hamilton
R. M. Johnson
Enoch Cherry
C. T. Lawrence
Annie Lawrence
A. B. Gales
Merion, S. C
L. Wilkerson
Maggie Lewis
Mrs
J. H. Lewis
Sallie Baker
Baptist University
N. H
Zeb Whitehurst
Danville, Va
Z. M. Whitehurst
W. W. Kitchin
Roxboro
Leslie T. Allsbrook
Allsbrook
B. F. Gray
Atlantic, Va
Lena Taylor
Pattie Vaughan
L. T. Vaughan
Leon T. Jr
Nashville
Frank Vaughan
Frank Jr
Emma Vaughan
Whitaker
Henry Hilliard
Walston Parks
Episcopal Church
Warm
Bry
James Landin
Prince & Company
Neck, N. C
W. T. Hancock Company
North Carolina
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Volina