WILL Preach AT Nahala
Rev. C G Christian will preach at Nahala church next Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. Everybody invited. Ick Hovse REPAIRED. Mr. W H Josey is having the old ice house repaired near Whitley Grocery Company and Mr. L E Pope will open a market there. NeW WarREHOUSE. N B Josey Company are building a large warehouse near the depot east side of the railroad. The warehouse is 40 by 185 feet for storage of cotton seed and fertilizer. HANDSOME RESIDENCE. Mr T W Fenner of Halifax is having an eight room two story residence erected in Clarksville on the site of his burned cottage. Dr C F Smith has purchased a new Jackson run about automobile. It is a handsome machine with eighteen horsepower and speeds up to sixty mph. A Narrow Escors. Mrs Norman Howard descended stairs at the telephone office with her baby when she stumbled and fell. Minor injuries to Mrs Howard and a head bruise to the baby. a narrow escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ick Hovse
W. H. Josey
Whitley Grocery Company
L. E. Pope
New Warrehouse
N. B. Josey Company
T. W. Fenner
Halifax
Clarksville
Fenner
C. F
Smith
Jackson
Norman Howard
Mrs. Howard
Confederate Veterans Buck Kitchin Camp meeting at hall
Commandant W F Butterworth requests members attend this Thursday at 1 30 PM for an important transacting session at the Buck Kitchin Camp of Confederate Veterans meeting hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Butterworth
Buck Kitchin
O. N. I. Club Meeting Hosted by Miss Leggett
On September 26 1908 Miss Lucile Leggett entertained the O. N. I. Club with a Progressive flinch game. Miss Mattie Josey won the prize. Refreshments followed and about 1030 pm the members bid good night to the charming hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Leggett
Mattie Josey
Pendleton and Taylor wed at Baptist parsonage
A surprise marriage took place at the Baptist parsonage on September 23. Groom G. E. Pendleton, a Hancock Grocery salesman, and bride Neda Taylor, eldest daughter of O. K. Taylor, were married by Rev. R. A. McFarland. The couple reside with Pendleton's mother in Greenwood as friends extend best wishes for a long, happy life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Parsonage
G. E. Pendleton
Neda Taylor
R. A. McFarland
The
Baptist Church
Pendleton
Scotland Neck
Hancock Grocery Company
Miss Taylor
Personal Paragrap hs of Miss Annie Josey and Others
A list of residents and visitors in the region includes Miss Annie Josey teaching at Carthage, Capt. Wesley Peebles from Washington, Sam A. Dunn in Littleton on business, Claude Kimball from Enfield, Miss Laura Riddick of Spring Hill, D A Madry returning from Rocky Mount, Capt. G S White traveling North for goods, Mrs. Dodd visiting Wake Forest relatives, H E Biggs of Raleigh, and many others visiting Scotland Neck, Norfolk, Greenville, Roanoke Rapids, and Richmond. Several travel for work or family visits, with Baraca class planning in Roanoke Rapids and a car trip by O F Smith and W E Smith to Tarboro in a new automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Madry
Rocky Mount
G. S. White
Mrs. Dodd
Wake Forest
N. B
Josey
Kate Braddy
Minnie Lawrence
Pittsfield
Mass
C. W. Wilson
Roanoke Rapids
Baptist Church
Hattie Powers
Death of Mr David Bell in Enfield Halifax mourns prominent lawyer
Death reported from Memorial Hospital Richmond after six weeks of treatment. David Bell, aged 52, a leading Enfield lawyer with railroad clients, is survived by his second wife Mattye Ballou and four children. He was active in Masonry with multiple degrees. Funeral at his home on South Railroad Street included Masonic rites with vast floral tributes from many friends.
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South Railroad Street
Geo. M. Tolson
Episcopal Church
Elmwood
Enfield Lodge
Royal Arch
St. Aldemar Commandery
United Daughters of the Confederacy Meet for Elections
The United Daughters of the Confederacy will assemble in the Hall of the Buck Kitchin Camp this Thursday at 4 o'clock to elect officers for the coming year. Attendance is urged for as many Daughters as possible to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Buck Kitchin Camp
Penina J. Madr
D. A. Mapry
Round Table Club Meets for Inhauster Study at Mrs Hoffman's
The Round Table Club held a Tuesday afternoon meeting at Mrs. G Hoffman's residence focusing on inhauser. Mrs H S Clark read a life and influence study of the poet with Old English Chaucer selections read by Mrs Albertson. A luncheon followed with broiled chicken on toast and fall roses decor. next meeting will be at Mrs C W Albertson's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Table Club
Hoffman
Louise Josey
H. I. Clark
Misses Addie Smith
Lena Leggett
Rebecca Knight
Eleanor Smith
Fire at Robersonville Damages Several Stores and Goods
An early morning fire in Robersonville damaged multiple properties on Main and Railroad streets. Losses include J A Roebuck's store 750 with 600 insured, R D Purvis merchandise 1000 unpaid, H B Moore store and barber shop 1500 partly insured, R L Roberson store 1000 uninsured, J D Roberson warehouse 750, and Brown Roberson firms plus J S Roberson Co moving merchandise about 1000. Insurance partly covers some losses.
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Tarboro Southerner
Robersonville
Roberson
J. A. Roebuck
R. D. Purvis
H. B. Moore
R. L. Roberson
J. D. Roberson
Brown & Roberson
J.S. Roberson & Co
South Bend Watch Offers Durability And Precision
A South Bend Watch costs no more than standard watches but uses finer materials and skilled craftsmanship. It lasts twice as long and endures wear, with a highly accurate balance wheel adjusting to temperatures. The maker and seller guarantee it as a perfect time keeper, proven against jostles from travel and activity, available in sizes and styles at all prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Virginia Elizabeth Cohoon Dies at Six in Elizabeth City
Virginia Elizabeth Cohoon, aged six, died Monday morning at 10 in Elizabeth City. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Cohoon. Her remains were taken to Scotland Neck on the 10:20 train with her parents and Mr. and Mrs. C. N. McNaughton and buried in the Baptist cemetery. Rev R A McFarland officiated, offering comfort to the grief-stricken family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth City
Virginia Elizabeth
P. C. Cohoon
C. N. McNaughton
Scotland Neck
Baptist
R. A. McFarland
The
Baptist Church
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Scotland Neck Bank
Scotand Neck
N.C
N. B. Josey Co
W. T. Hancock Co
Richmond Hay Co
Richmond
J.D. Ray & Co
G.S. Wairte
W. P. Darden
Otland Neck
N. C
Corky
Ksburz
N.B. Josey Co
Snoke Circulating Library
J. D. Ray & Co
N. B. Josey
J. Lawrence Howard
Joan B. Epwards, JR. Jr
Ford Automobiles
Ford
Dept. H
Detroit
Commonwealth
Mae Acade
Scotland Neck Sting
Nahala
C.G. Christian
Nahala Church
O. N. I. Club
Pendleton-Taylor
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pearl St
New Yorks
Annie Josey
Carthage
Capt
Wesley Peebles
Washington
Sam A. Dunn
Littleton
Mr. Claude Kimball
Enfield
Laura Riddick
Spring Hill
H. E. Biggs
Raleigh
W. L. Staton
Edgecombe County
A. W. Outterbridge
Martin County
J. E. Woolard
O. A. Snipes
S.J. Everett
Williamston
Minnie Dunn
J. P. Futrell
W. D. Tillery
Mrs. J. D. Steward
Norfolk
Z. T. Vincent
Greenville
James Cotten
Sam and
Mannie Hoffman
C. T. Lawrence
Washington, D. C
Annie Lawrence
Katherine Futrell
Leaksville
Clayton
Lucy Taylor
J. A. Pittman
Venable Savage
Pinner’s Point
Lee Savage
Wilmer Rasberry
Pattie Cotten
J. A. Perry
Virginia
R. C. Josey
J. E. Holden
Lucile
Mr. Holden
W. J. Battle
S. W. Morrisett
J. E. Hancock
Katherine
O. F. Smith
W. E. Smith
Tarboro
Dr. Smith
David Bell
Halifax County
U. D. G. Mesting
Virginia Elizabeth Cohoon
Planters & Commercial Bank
North Carolina
State of
of Halifs
C. J. Moore
O. J. Moore
Tyrer B. Wheeeck
Notary Publi
C. Speed
Dunn
Directora
Atlantic Coast Line
Wardwell
Davis
Currie
Alaska
Horsford
Market Garden
Buckbee
Clark
Roanoke River
J. Davis Reid
Mike Hardy
Saidid
Pittman & Bishop
Scotland
Neck
W. A
Hardy Hardware
Hardware Hustlers
Scotland Neck, N. C
Pocosin Land
B. Kircuin
Union Central
E. Hilliard
Scotland-Neck
N. C. Lumber Co
S. F. Dunn
H. H. Fries
Towers & Company
M. F. McMahon
S. M. Gary
Superior Court
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