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Newspaper
Scotland Neck The Commonwealth
Location
Scotland Neck, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1908
Page
3
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Mr R L Joyner miles from Scotland Neck reports considerable forest loss and wood damage after a fire. Buck Brantley shot Carter last Saturday night with a hot gun. Carter, hospitalized with a leg injury, in a Negro settlement. Rev A V N C to preach at Tulist church next Sunday morning and evening. Pastor Rob McFarland to join a meeting with Rev C M Rock of Warstar.
Mr Oscar Bagley visits Scotland Neck from Weldon and other locals travel to Washington Greenville Tarboro and Raleigh area for visits marriages and meetings. Notables include Miss Helen Pope Weldon visiting relatives, J G Waddell Cape Charles joining family, Dr R T Vann Baptist University for Women in Raleigh with Gun Club, Miss Mary K Applewhite Raleigh visitor and Norfleet E Smith moving to Richmond to manage South Atlantic Insurance interests.
A correction notes Mattie Josey should have appeared in last week’s Music Honor Roll but was inadvertently omitted. The notice is issued by Mrs. W. R. Bon.
Reverend Raymond Browning of L TTLton opens a series of meetings at the Scotland Neck Methodist church starting Sunday the fifteenth. He recently concluded a highly successful gathering in Sanford, bringing fresh harvest inspiration from the Master’s field.
The Roanoke Association Woman's Missionary Union met November 5 at Scotland Neck Baptist Church. Fifteen societies participated, raising about 1200 for mission work, surpassing unions of larger size. Speakers included Miss Mary K. Applewhite and Miss Elizabeth Briggs, with addresses by Mrs. Hight C. Moore and Miss Fannie Heck. The next meeting will be in Washington, NC, in 1909.
Miss Birdie Elizabeth Savage wed Mr. John Henry Applewhite at 9:30 AM in the First Baptist Church with Rev. R A McFarland officiating. The ceremony featured musical selections by local performers, a white and green decor scheme, and a procession including a ring bearer and bridesmaids. The bride, daughter of J Y Savage, and groom, a merchant from Penelo NC, plan a Richmond VA honeymoon before settling in Penelo. Attending guests included J Norwood Savage and Jim Applewhite among others. Rust’s lice powder ad noted.
Public auction set for November 21 1908 at 2 PM in Scotland Neck North Carolina to sell three tracts of land totaling 366 acres described as the James Place Lilly Place and Everett Place. Trust deed dated October 6 1908 involves Olivia Savage F J Savage Bettie A Harrell Nina Delaney J H Delaney and J A White. W L Harrell trustee Kitchin Smith attorneys. 10 29 41.
Public notice proclaims land postings for Mrs. Jas N Smiths Home Place Ed Smith Home Place River Farm and Light Neck Farm forbidding all hunting trapping fishing or trespassing under law penalty. The notice applies to everyone with no exceptions.
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