R. R. WINS SAT.
AND SUN. GAMES_
Roanoke Rapids leaguers broke
into the win column with a venge
ance over the week-end, defeating
Windsor here Saturday and Hoh
good down there Sunday.
Lefty Davis held Windsor in
check Saturday, keeping the hits
scattered until the 7th when Sal
linger’s home run with Mulhern on
brought the visitors’ only two
runs.
Roanoke Rapids made 8 runs
with I. Dickens getting a 2 bag
ger and two singles, Sullivan a
triple, and Allsbrook, Speight and
F. Dickens oubles. Davis helped
with his two singles.
Hawkins and Meecham pitched
for Windsor.
At Hobgood Sunday, the locals
went on another hitting spree on
three pitchers to win 9 to 5.
Hardison pitched 7 innings of
good ball and left the game in the
7th with his team well ahead. He
helped the cause by batting a
home run, a double and two sin
gles.
Garris hit a home run over the
fence in the second inning. Alls
brook connected for a double and
two singles, Speight, Moseley and
Sullivan, two single each.
Starke relieved Hardison in the
7th. Kirk, Earhart and Crawley
pitched for Hobgood.
Mrs. Green Funeral
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ternoon at 3 o’clok.. .Rev. S. J.
Starnes officiated. Interment fol
lowed at Roanoke Rapids Ceme
tery. '
Mrs. Green had been ill for some
time and had been a patient at the
local hospital two weeks prior to
her death.
Mrs. Green was the wife of Paul
Green, local employee of the Vir
ginia Electric and Power Com
pany. In addition to her husband,
she is survived by three children,
Henry, Hazel and Paul, Jr. She
leaves the following members of
her immediate family in Roanoke
Rapids, her mother, Mrs. Lenora
Matthews, two brothers, Emmett
and Raymond Matthews, and two
sisters, Mrs. W. E. Moody and Mrs.
J. E. Tickel.
Born in Virginia, Mrs. Green’s
parents moved to Roanoke Rapids
when she was only a few months
old, and she grew to young woman
hood here, attending the local
schools.
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Mrs. D. B. Stephenson is a pa
tient at the Roanoke Rapids Hos
pital.
TEAM STANDINGS
ROANOKE - CHOWAN LEAGUE
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Ahoskie 5 1 .833
Windsor 4 3 .571
Roanoke Rapids 2 4 .333
Hobgood 2 5 .286
TODAY’S RESULTS
WINDSOR 12, HOBGOOD 2
Friday Games
Roanoke Rapids at Ahoskie.
Windsor at Hobgood.
Saturday Game
Ahoskie at Roanoke Rapids.
Several Guests At
Kiwanis Club Tonight
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Guests at the Kiwanis Club to
night were Messrs. Medland and
Sparling, who are building the new
postoffice, Traffic Sergeant Kirk
land, W. H. Thorne, Jr., Willie
Hawkins, who thanked the club for
helping send him to an arthritis
specialist in New York, and the
following members of the High
School Traffic Squad: Capt. Wil
son Byrd, Gene Shell and George
Nethercutt.
Suspect Paralysis
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In some cases there is no paraly
sis at all and the disease goes un
recognized unless the spinal fluid
is examined.
The death rate is large in epi
demics and range from six to 20
per cent. Complete recovery oc
curs in from 20 to 25 per cent of
the cases.
The minimum quarantine period
should be three weeks. There is a
serum now used which has some
value in treatment but medical
science is working day and night
trying to isolate the germ which
passes thru the finest filter they
possess.
BUILDING BOOM
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and more will be put to work lat
er. An even larger crew is at
work on the postoffice.
New residences in Roanoke Rap
ids just completed or now under
construction include the Langston
home at Frist and Hamilton, 5
rooms and bath, frame bungalow;
Mrs. Wm. C. Duncan home at 12th .
and Hamilton, 5 rooms and bath,
frame bungalow; Elias Brown '
| The Fowler McCormicks Now at Home_J
CHICAGO ... Mr. and Mrs. Fowler McCormick (above), are home again.
Mrs. McCormick is the former Fifi Potter and divorced wife of James
Stillman the former international banker. Her marriage to Fowler
McCormick, a member of the famous McCormiek Harvester family, and a
| pal of her son, created quite a sensation.
residence at 13th and Washington,
5 rooms and bath, frame bunga
low; James McDaniels residence,
12th and Hamilton, frame bunga
low, 5 rooms and bath; Julian
Glover residence, Charlotte St. be
tween 4th and 5th, 6 rooms and
bath; the King residence for rent
al purposes on Franklin Road, 5
rooms and bath; the H. L. Fahey
residence at Charlotte St. between
4th and 5th, 6 rooms and bath; the
Jack Bell residence at 8th and
Monroe St.; and two houses to be
built on Jackson Street between
2nd and 3rd Streets, permits for
which have not yet been granted.
Several other houses are being
planned and it is thought a half
dozen more will be started in July.
Building Inspector Henry Fitts
says the buildings are being better
constructed now than ever witti
special attention paid to wiring,
plumbing and fire hazards.
Contractors .carpenters, brick
masons, electricians and plumbers
are being kept pretty busy and,
with no interruption, this Summer
and Fall should prove the best for
them in many years.
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IN MEMORIAM
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In remembrance of our dear one,
Birda Yvonne Harris, who depart
ed from us two years ago today,
age 19 months old.
MOTHER AND FATHER,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Harris,
Garysburg, N. C.
Infant Son Victim
Of Colitis Here
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Lawrence Cole Allen, 3 months
old son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Allen,
died Sunday of colitis at the local
hospital. Funeral services were
held Monday at the residence in
South Rosemary by Rev. V. H.
Grantham, with interment in Love
Cemetery.
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Mr. S. J. Lewis and Miss Vir
ginia Wells were the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. West Friday
evening.
Raleigh Man, Former
Resident, Buried Here
Funeral services for Hiram J.
Griffin, 79 years old, former Roa
noke Rapids resident, were held
this afternoon at Williams Funeral
Home with Rev. V. H. Grantham
in charge. Mr. Griffin died in Ra
leigh yesterday but it was his
wish that he be buried in the Roa
noke Rapids Cemetery.
Etheridge visited Mss Ruth Tay
lor Saturday evening.
Mrs. R. H. Tanner visited Mrs.
Ruben Morgan Saturday evening.
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