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Newspaper
Scotland Neck The Commonwealth
Location
Scotland Neck, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1908
Page
3
Bank advertisement inviting patrons to open accounts and grow their business through loans investments credit and financial advice to protect their funds and build future prosperity.
Attention is called to the State University at Chapel Hill praising its work and management. Election results on prohibition were misreported as wet 60 dry 17. corrected to wet 80 dry 17. A heavy rain and hail damaged lands. farmers resumed plowing. An ad for Littleton College and Central Academy highlights boarding pupil numbers and the schools' promising status.
Miss Belle Thomason, solicitor for the North Carolina Children's Home Society, collected contributions in Scotland Neck on Monday. The non sectarian charity relies on voluntary gifts and is aiding homeless children, though no permanent home exists yet. children are boarded nearby while homes are sought. The appeal urged philanthropy and highlighted the good work.
In a Tuesday night baseball clash Scotland Neck fell 6 to 3 to Roanoke Rapids. Each side committed five errors. Roanoke Rapids batteries were Churn and Armstrong. Scotland Neck were Holmes, Josey and Kitchin. Roanoke Rapids’ pitcher Armstrong conceded four hits. Holmes allowed five. Kitchin two. Bases on balls totaled two for each team.
A June Friday birthday party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. E. A. LaFrage offered guests tiny bags for pennies equal to their age. The event featured cream and cake and brought joyous celebration for children and attendees. Proceeds totaled about $45 for church funds.
John R. Askew, assaulted about four weeks ago by Manuel Lloyd, a colored man, has returned from Pittman hospital in Tarboro. He was unconscious after the attack but regained consciousness and is now recovering. He withstood the trip home Monday and is progressing as well as could be hoped.
A welcome to pastor Rev R A McFarland marked a special Sunday for Scotland Neck Baptists. The day featured sermons by visiting ministers, remarks on the churchs history, and a benediction, as McFarland pledged to serve righteously.
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Mr. W F Lipscomb of Williams ton visits. Families from Hamilton Dawsons Belhaven Enfield and Raleigh area visit and travel. Wake Forest and St Marys School tied to local arrivals. Public notices on writer credit policy and town events. Capt W R Bond visits Chapel Hill after 1861 graduation. midshipman George S Bryan returns on sick leave.
Wilson R. Perry from Auburn, formerly an express messenger between Wilmington and Rocky Mount, was sentenced to one year in the State prison by Judge Cesoke. He forged a check on the Rocky Mount Savings Bank last Saturday and was arrested while trying to board a train to Petersburg.
On June 3 a program at the graded school auditorium celebrated the centennial of Jefferson Davis. Miss Lizzie Hyman played piano as singers and quartets performed including Old Kentucky Home Swanee River and Tenting on the Old Camp Ground. Prof. C. W. Wilson spoke on Davis life in four periods, highlighting private and public life. Cream and cake followed to raise funds for a Confederate soldiers monument on the school campus.
Mr Willie Moore of Tillery spent Sunday with J T. Darden was in town Sunday Misses Antoinette and Ethel Pope of Weldon visit Irene Parks Laura Riddick returns from Dardens with cousin Minnie Riddick Mrs J T Riddick visits friends in Scotland Neck Ella Lilley returns from visit to her sister Bettie Parks Miss Selma and Mr W H Twisdale attend church in Scotland Neck P A Riddick visits friends in Tillery Ernest Applewhite in town Saturday W E Fleming of Norfleet spends Sunday afternoon here
Editor readers urged town commissioners to replace the broken iron pump in front of the drug store well with a functional camcumber pump to provide public water. The writer calls wells on Main Street often out of order and questions town governance and fire safety. Also includes an old advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio with a patent medicine claim and price.
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