Alston Patterson nuptials add Halifax county note
The Littleton News Reporter recalls the marriage of T C Alston of Airlie to Miss Althea Patterson at the bride’s home, with the couple leaving on train 38 for a northward trip amid well wishes from friends. Also advertised Hancock’s Liquid Sulphur Ointment, a salve for cuts burns and sores sold by E T Whitehead & Co.
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Littleton News
T.C. Alston
Airlie
Commonwealth
T. C. Alston
Althea Patterson
Alston
Halifax County
R. A. Patterson
E. T. Whitehead & Co
Town shooting disturbs residents amid calls for action
A wave of nighttime shooting unsettles residents, extending beyond the anxious to the merely curious. Town officers are urged to address the disturbance promptly while Mother Gray’s powders promise soothing relief for delicate children.
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Cross
Gray
Allen S. Olmsted
LeRoy, N. Y
Poor Crops and Damaged Mills Report from Scotland Neck
The Charlotte Observer notes a poor crop outlook for cotton, corn, and tobacco in the Dawson area with additional damage as a mill dam at Smith's mill failed. News covers local inspections, school examinations, teacher appointments, and an upcoming Anti-Saloon League meeting at the Baptist church.
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Lcrop
Swirn
Smith’s Mill
Af Anti- Saloon League
The
Baptist Church
The Coming and Going of Our Town People
Mrs. Lewis returned Saturday from Plymouth. Mrs. Dunn visited Emporia relatives. Mrs. Phelps came home from a school near Enfield. Several residents traveled to Plymouth and Weldon for visits. Miss Applewhite attended summer school at Chapel Hill. Various residents visiting kin in Macon, Enfield, Halifax, Weldon, and other nearby towns. The Halifax county Teachers Institute met at Enfield with lectures and addresses. The Tarboro note recalls Rev. E. W. Gamble leaving Tarboro for Selma, Alabama. Miscellaneous local visits and movements among townspeople are listed.
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Halifax County Teachers’ Institute
Enfield
Harrison
Sheppe
W. A. Dunn
Enfield Ledger
the Ledger
Airlie
Josephine Crawley
Pattie D. Thorne
Julia Carter
Halifax
Mizees Reby Ousby
Nettie M. Gilliam
M. Gary
Weldon
Theresa Dickens
Agnes McGee
Annie Branch
Dora Dickens
Hinda Inge
Helen L. Daniel
F. Gooch
C. L. Whitaker
Rachel Hardee
T. H. Brame
Brinkleyville
Nellie Harrison
M. C. Laughter
Diana—Mies Delia Bustin
Aurelian Springs
Mies Maud Artington
Scotland Neck
Missea
Minnie K. Dunn
Mariam J. Webb
Mary L. Whitehead
Elizabeth Whitehead
Mery E. White
Kate Boyette
Margarett Bowers
Jennie M. Allsbrook
Maggie M. Lewis
Etta A. Purvis
Mies
Elizabeth Pittman
Hobgood
Bessie E. Cherry
Maggie Bradley
Tillery
Mias
Tarboro
Charlotte Observer
Calvary Church
E. W. Gamble
Gamble
First Episcopal Church
Selma
Ala
Lightning Sets A C L Warehouse Ablaze In Rumor
News from Conoho North Carolina June 22 1903 reports lightning struck the A C L warehouse last Wednesday night nearly burning it. The agent and his brother awakened just in time to save the building and narrowly avoided death by smoke.
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Sap
Bacney
L. W. Bagley
Hinnant Bagley
Kenley
N.C
Conoho
N. C
Oscar Council
Scotland Neck
A. M. Haskett
Parmele
J. L. Hines
William Hurst
Winterville
Jobe
George Council
Newbern Whitehurst
Our Town
Z. M. Whitehurst
Charl Tie Council
Hawitton
Ed. Johnson
Everetts
W. A. Casper
Joe Long
Frank Hyman
Hascell
Local notes and visits in Dawson area June 1903
Miss Ethel Webb from Scotland Neck visited Miss Bessye Lawrence in Dawson. Several locals, including Miss Ella Stallings and Mrs. Holliday, hosted gatherings in Whitakertown. Deaths include Miss Fannie Pope of Crowells, with burial by Rev. A G Wilcox. Regular Baptist services set for Sunday. various neighbors visit relatives and attend doctors, farms, and town events.
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Wovace
Commonwealth
Dawson
N. C
Ethel Webb
Scotland Neck
Bessye Lawrence
Ella N. Stallings
Whitakertown
Holliday
Charlie Williams
Tillery
N.C. Lumber Company
Charlie Parks
Ruth
Minnie
Sadie
Ot Crowells
W. Morrisett
W. J. Battle
J. D. Lawrence
A. Partin
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Knahe
Stern
N. B. Josey
J. W. Leggett
Palmyra
Wade Mizell
North Carolina
R. E. Alligood
Itor
Singer
Sue
Price
Hardware Huntlers
Morrisett’s
Morrisett Brothers
E. E. Hilliard
Hancock
Joliar
C. W. Wilson
Rocky Mount
Annie Dunn
Mary Herbert Smith
Jennie Leggett
Wilson
Mary Applewhite
Normal and Industrial College
State Normal and Industrial College
Greensboro
Eevey
Suarp
C. W. Dunn
Neal Station
Norfolk and Carolina
River Bridge
Virginia
Neal
Colored School
Thos, Shields
Carrie Powell
Colored Graded School
Hilliard and House
Mutual Hail and Fire Insurance Co
Raleigh
Mrs. Bond
Graded School
W. R. Bond
R. E. Hancock
M. Hoffman
Tenth
Greenwood Streets
Eleventh Street
Temperance Meeting
Hilliard & House
Eastern Carolina
News and Observer
J. P. Farrell
Trinity
Jos. Biount Cheshire
D. D
Trinity Episcopal Church
Theodore DaBose Bratton
Mineiasippi
Mrs. Lewis
Plymouth
Fannie Phelps
W. J. Taylor
Hattie
Mary Weeks
Misa Mary Applewhite
Chapel Hill
Mrs. W. T. Tyler
Mr. Jenkins
Macon
J. E. Bullock
Coneto
P. J. Madry
Mattie Grimes
Bethel
Crutchfield
John D. Biggs
Williamston
G. W. Phelps
Stephenson
Kehakee
Clarence Biddick
Richmond
Ayden
W. P. White
Representative Shelton
Edgecombe
H. S. Clark
Oxford
St. John’s Day
Oxford Orphan Asylum
T. L. Worsely
Mary Phelps
Woman’s College, Ot
Baltimore
F. T. House
Greenville
John W. House
Miss Lucy House
T. P. Bonner
Panacea Springs
Teachers' Institute
F. P. Shields
Wrightsville
Bankers’ Convention
M. H. McDowell
Murfreesboro
A. McDowell
Olivia McDowell
C. C. Allen
Gold Point
A. C. Peterson
G. W. Davis
Helen Perry
Washington, N.C
Miss Sadie
Miss Helen
M. L. Kesler
Jackson Springs
J. W. Horton
Vernon
Little Floyd
Goldsboro
R. H. Orr
Presbyterian Church
B. F. Tillery
Durham
Eunice McDowell
Soule College
Vinc Hw Academy
Honce
Scot
L. M. Pittman
Fair Ground
Cobbleskill
N. Y
Devoe
Devos
F. W. DeEver & Co
New York
P. S
Hencock
K. Tel Whitehsed
Paull
M. Born
Chicago
Lizzie B. Pittman
Teachers’ Institute
J. L. Fleming
Ollie Stallings
O. C. Stallings
W. B. Barnhbul
Balfour Dunn
J. T. Applewhite
W. A. Quincy
Mr. Quincy
B. R. Kimball
W. A. Partin
Mullens
W. T. Vanlandingham
Frank Moore
Bessie Lawrence
Wilson Whitaker
Thomas
Tom
Howard Twisdale
Frank Branch
A. G. Wilcox
Spring Hope
Jim Stephenson
Crowells
Frank Fitzpatrick
William Pope
Crowella
Tom Lawrence
Whitaker Town
Peutic Association Dept
Broadway
New York City
Eingwood Jottings
Reixewoop
Jackson
Wood Lawn Farm
Y. A
B. R. Bullock
Maggie
Willis Ward
Nashville
Ward
Iife
W. H.eres
W. T Williama
Sree
Wilson Allsbrook
Virginia College
Roanoke
Cerneration
Shheoke
Frank P. Susetvs
Sasbier
Undertakers
Lina
Esi Hoe
Hoffman & Bro
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