W. L. Taylor
Is Buried
Here Today
Funeral services for William
Lewis Taylor, 49, were held at the
Christian Church at 4:30 this af
ternoon, with the Rev. T. E. Tom
erlin conducting. Interment was in
the Roanoke Rapid Cemetery. Mr.
Taylor died in the Roanoke Rapids
Hospital Wednesday morning after
an illness of about ten days.
The deceased, whose home was in
South Rosemary, came to this city
33 years ago from Warren County.
He was employed by the Rosemary
Manufacturing Company.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Man
nie Cleaton Taylor; a daughter,
Ruth Taylor; two sons, William L.
Jr. and Calvin Payne; three sisters,
Mrs. Gray, Miss Mayme Taylor, and
Mrs. Omega Shell, all of South
Rosemary; and a brother, G. B.
(Buck) Taylor of this city.
Ferguson Child Is
Injured In Fall
From Moving Car
Alton Ferguson, 5-year-old son of
Roland Ferguson who is employed
by the Fred Forest Lunch Room,
was painfully injured Tuesday af
ternoon when he fell from his fath
er's moving machine. The child,
knocked unconscious by the force
of the fall, received a large scalp
wound, but is believed not serious
ly injured.
The boy and a younger brother
were in the back seat of the ma
chine coming toward Roanoke Rap
ids on the Highway near the
Tilghman Airport when the acci
dent occurred. The child is be
lieved to have opened the door, al
lowing himself to fall out. He hit
on the dirt shoulder of the road.
The other child was injured
slightly by the sudden stopping of
the car by Mr. Ferguson when he
realized the boy had fallen out.
Hospital Patients
from Out-of-Town
Out-of-town patients at the Roa
noke Rapids Hospital for the last
two weeks include: Boy Palmer Ay
cock of Littleton; Mrs. G. W. An
derton of Emporia; Mrs. Andleton
of Enfield; Mrs. J. H. Britton of
Conway; Mrs. S. P. Brockwell of
Emporia; Mrs. J. H. Browning of
Littleton; Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Bai
ley of Norfolk; Mrs. T. W. Fergu
son of Pleasant Hill; Mrs. J. H.
Green of Whitakers; Mrs. Hubbard
of Garysburg; Mrs. L. S. Joyner
of Conway; H. M. King of Warren
ton; Mrs. Lima Lassiter of Con
way; Mrs. J. S. Mackrae, Jr., of
Raleigh; Boy Joseph Pearce of
Littleton; Girl Edith Ray Smith of
George; Ras Stansbury of^Little
ton; Boy Clyde Smith of Emporia;
Boy Kermit Veach of Scotland
Neck.
Entertains Club
Mrs. Bill Alligood was hostess to
the Tuesday Night Bridge Club
this week. High score prize for
club members went to Mrs. Jimmie
Curran, second high to Mrs. J. A.
Wood. Mrs. H. E. Gibnon won
guest high prize. Mrs. H. B. Rose,
guest of the club, was remembered
with a gift. A sweet course with
coffee was served at ten thirty.
Enjoying Mrs. Alligoods hospitali
ty were Mesdames Sam Bunn, Jim
mie Curran, Geo. Lampley, Ivey
Mohorne, George Pappendick, H.
C. Wirts, M. F. White, J. A. Wood,
S. N. Graham, McRae Faison,
Francis Starke, H. E. Gibson, A.
L. Gilliam, Zollie Powell, Miss Ed
na Wafford and Mrs. Η. B. Rose of
Hardensburg, Kentucky.
Mr. and Mrs. Ζ. T. Brewer and
Nellie Mae Brewer spent Saturday
in Raleigh attending the State
Pair.
Mrs. Lucy J. Etheridge, Mrs. W.
E. Lane and Mr. and Mrs. W. L.
Brown spent Monday in Richmond
with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kennemur of
Benson spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Kennemur.
Miss Becky Bounds of Raleigh
spent the week-end with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Bounds.
G. R. Rawls spent Monday in
High Point on business.
Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Rawls, Mr.
and Mrs. J. M. Rawls and Mr. and
Mrs. Otto Reynolds spent Sunday
in Raleigh with Mr. and Mrs. Leon
D. Rooks.
Mrs. Guy Brown of Plymouth
spent the week-end here with her
mother, Mrs. R. L. Matthews.
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