Card Postdated
1926 Comes To
Miss Fanny Sat.
Miss Fanny Manning found in
‘ her mail last Saturday morning a
card addressed to a woman in
Dallas, Texas. It carried a post
mark of Birmingham, Alabama,
April 16, 1926.
| The card was written in a femi
nine hand and stated that the writ
er would see the addressee before
Sunday, April 28, presumably in
1926.
The scene pictured on the front
I of the card shows “An entrance to
Mountain Terrace” in Birmingham.
Two cars, of early 1920 models, are
shown in the street.
The card was in good condition,
as if it might have been dropped
►' into a post office only a week ago.
The writing, in ink, was in no way
illegible from age.
No one seems to have an ex
planation as to why it came into
Miss Fanny’s hands.
Former Citizen Of
Weldon Passes At
Dunn December 28
Mrs. Irene B. Zollicoffer died
Thursday morning in Dunn, N. C.,
following an illness of several
| months duration. Funeral services
Were conducted from the home of
her sister in Dunn Friday afternoon
at 2:00 o’clock and the body was
taken to Four Oaks for burial.
Mrs. Zollicoffer was a resident
* of Weldon for approximately fif
teen years, moving to Dunn only a
few weeks ago. She was a mem
ber of the Weldon Methodist I
Church where she was a choir I
member, and also a member of the |
Junius Daniel Chapter of the U. D. |
C.
She is survived by two children,
Eleanor Zollicoffer and Marion
Zollicoffer, her mother, Mrs. Baker,
and one sister, Mrs. Braxton John
H son of Dunn.
AGED LITTLETON
CITIZEN PASSES
* AFTER INJURY
T. V. Picot, 85, who lived with
his nieces, Carrie Helen and Lizzie
Moore at Littleton, died in the Roa
* Hoke Rapids Hospital last Sunday
morining at 5:00. Mr. Picot fell in
the cellar of the Moore home on
Friday night and broke his leg. He
Was brought to the hospital where
<| his condition was not considered
serious. He became unconscious
Saturday afternoon and did not ral
ly before his death Sunday morn
ing.
A short funeral service was held
% tor Mr. Picot Monday morning at
the Littleton Episcopal Church. He
Was then taken to Como, near E
denton, where he was buried Mon
day afternoon.
The deceased is survived by three
H nieces, Carrie Helen and Lizzie
Moore, and Mrs. M. P. Cassada, all
of Littleton, and Jack Cassada, a
great nephew, formerly of Roa
hoke Rapids.
IN MEMORIA.il
In loving memory of our hus
band and father, N. L Etheridge,
Who departed this life three years
ago January 1, 1940.
In our hearts your memory lingers
So loving kind and true,
There is not a day, dear father,
That we do not think of you.
Wife and children.
♦ CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank the Willis Kel ■
ly circle of the Roanoke Rapids
Baptist Church, the employes of
the Halifax Paper Company, and
ft all others for their beautiful floral
T offerings and kindnesses shown us
during the death of our husband
and father.
Mrs. A. F. Ford and children.
^ Miss Irene Saunders left Monday
. for her home in Elizabeth City
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