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ROANOKE RAPIDS, N. C JANUARY 16, 1920
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ROANOKE RAPIDS PERSONAL
AND LOCAL ITEMS
Miss Emma Taylor, of Jackson
is visiting in the home of Mrs,
W. F. Joyner.
Mr. A. 1. Waddell has accep
ted a ptisition with Roanoke Mil's
No. 2.
Mr. Job Taylor spent several
days in Northern cities this week
on business.
Mr. C. W. Graham spent
several day out of town this
week on business.
Mrs. V. 1'. Taylor ami little
daughter, have returned from a
visit to Ayden.
Mr. Ralph Clement, of the U.
S. Navy," spent several days here
visiting Miss Ethel Leatherwood.
Mr. D. C. Stde has resigned
his position with the National
Loan Si Insnrance Company and
has accepted a position with the
Insurance Department of the
Hank of Pamlico, Bayboro, N. C.
Mr. C. A. Wyche has returned
from a business trip North.
Mr. J. II. iMatkin3 spent some
time out of town this week on
business.
Miss Cammie Vaughan has
returned from a several days
visit to Norfolk.
Dr. C. T. Roebuck, of Williams
ton, spent the week-end here
with friends.
Mrs. F. M. Shuteand daughter
Catherine, left Monday for Wil
lianiston to visit relatives.
Mr. C. A. Patterson spent
Sundav in his home in Littleton.
Mrs. J. M. Riee and Miss Sallie
Saunders, have returned from
;n extended trip to Big Lland.
Misses Claudia and Fannie
Taylor left Monday for Rich
mond. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bryant
spent several days in- Rich
Square with relatives this week.
Mrs. H. Stadium and daughter
Frances, of Kinston, spent a few
days here in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. 13. Marks.
Mr. Jake Sammet spent a few
hours in town Tuesday.
Mr. J. L. Harris, of Ports
mouth, spent the week-end here
with friends.
Mr. C. E. Matthews spent the
week-end in Hampton with
friends.
Mrs. J. Naiman, of Kinston.
spent several days here visiting
Mrs. B. Marks.
B. Marks left Sunday for a
".msiness trip to Baltimore.
Mr. Meyer Cohen, of Enfield,
spent Sunday here in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. B. Marks
Miss P. E. Cocke spent a few
days in Richmond on business.
Miss Maud Wilkinson spent
the week-end in Scotland Neck
with relatives.
Mr. A. M?eder, of Ridgeway,
spent Sunday here with friends.
Miss Cecelia Hall has returned
to the N. C. College at Greens
boro. Mr. R. B. Harrison, for over
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inuit.iuu.
The Mothers Cub of RoRe -
inarii U7I TTIPPt With AIM. iveCK-
with next Wednesday afternoon
t3:U0.
We are glad to report mat
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upi. r..1i.viieirun' nuvcrsaiuuy
underwent his operation for ap -
Mun.liMtis !inH in nil nrnham 1TV
...III At'iiMn litwn nvf U'AALr
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iwoiDomnapasi wbiwcwu wnBnar8(W workij,K on the co-opera-i
he composing room staff of The i These are
Herald, left Roanoke Rapids j mMng ft yery mW contrjbu.
Unniinv ir hia nnmp in Mftltl- , , , . , t ,
The Womans Auxiliary of the l"r ulu "
Presbvterian Church will meet; Chapters in Halifax County or
for a regular meeting in the ' ganized and the plan V ill be pre.
homo of Mrs. Mosely Brown at 'sented to them for consideration,
;i:;',0 P. M. Tuesday. Jan, 20. There is a vast field for thin
T. S. Crutchfield will be out work in Halifax County, It gives
ftnn np-t wPflf in attend-; us a chance to relieve some of
nce unon the assembling of the
faculties for the Mobile School ;and at the sanntime aid m the
for. the year among the Baptist: upbuilding of the general health
neoDle tif the State. This meet
ing will I held in the city of
Greensboro, Jan. 20-2o.
Mr. John L. Patterson, who
last fall sold his holdings in the
Ilosemary Manufacturing Ccm-
rmnMelt Saturday tor Kicnmona
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to join his tamily. Mrs. tatter -
nnrf nhilHrpn hnvinir cone
there in the early part of Jan
uary.
PLAN Of CO-OPERATIVE
NURSING
The County Red Cross Chap
ters in this state are being auth
orized to expend funds for pub
lic health nursing. If such be
the desire of their executive
committees and where there are
whole time health departments
it is highly desirable for the
Red Cross chapter, if they have
the funds in their treasury, to
vote the expenditure of the bud
get, which includes salary, car
and upkeep of the car of a put
lic health nurse. The chapters
are instructed to appoint a Nurs
ing Activities Committee and
through this nursing committee
to finance the county nurse,
either wholly from chapter funds
or from a budget coming partly
from chapter funds, partly from
county funds, private subscrip
tion or anv other supplementary
item they may secure. The nurse
thus employed is to be detailed
for work in the county under the
direction of the County Health
Officer and her work is to be in
conjunction with the State Bu
reau of Infant Hygiene.
The work recommended by the
State for the nurse to effect,
where she is working under full
time health department, in-!
dudes intensive infant welfare
work which consist of the re
porting of pre-natal cases (to
whome advisory letters and
other literature wiil be sent) also
group and individual instruction
to pre-natal cases and instruction
in baby feeding and care of the
mother: classes for instruction
of raid-wives, etc.
The T. B. unit includes quite j
an extensive plan of health edu-1
cational work which consists of
the showing of T. B. films at
schools and public geatherings,
demonstrations in the homes of
the care of T. B. patients, get
ting in touch with every reported
case of T. B. in the county, get
ting up groups of suspected
cases of T. B. and persons who
have been in close contract with
active T. B., etc. for examina
tion by a specialist from the
State Sanitorium. Her work!
will co-operate with the County
Medical Profession. The work
also includes work m the Bureau
of Physical Inspection of School
Children and the tonsil and ade-
I noid clinical work.
j This co-operative plan makes a
closer co-ordination of work and
I workers and gives the Red Cross
! Chapter an opportunity to make
! . . . ..nlt.n Vifsfc inti Ki itl'nn i
the general welfare of the coun
ty in a most practical way i and
admits of professional work being
directed by a physician, viz, the
Health Officer.
The reports of the nurse's i
work is made by her in duplicate j
one copy of which is sent to the j
County Nursing Activities
: Committee, the other copy is
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sent, through the State Bureau
of Infant Hygiene, to the Red
Cross Divisional Headquarters
at Atlanta.
There are nine counties with
ion W tneir county ami m nenriitn (hWe, a pn.minent
I ,rn44 n a national organization
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-1 tnai ine most vaumme n,,-
-invution un-ir cuapvi-rh uu.
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mue . u ra.uw .mu
; unancuu neip ior ineir coimiy
l pUDiic nursinB,
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. Kirorts win ne mace in tnesiiM K c mkany hkkk1
' the sufferings of our own people
HtandardH of our county.
A CARD OF THANKS
;theplay, Consisting of musical i erected by Mr. Glover last fall. I'theoommunityi The' average at
Mr. F. M. Jobes and family! (Saxophones, Cornets Etc.) sing-! These men are beginning with ! tendance is about "thirty-one
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wisn to express ineir Rppreciauon
1 ot tne many KimmesHes snown.Rcis, magic, juggunir, eic.
I them after tha distressing acci- lf you want a $1.50 show for!
dent which caused the death
their son.
IANNIYENSARY CONCERT
, DELIGHTS LARGE CROWD
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Many People Delightfully astonished
by Progress of Local Band.
The concert Sunday, afternoon
in the Peoples Theatre by the
Roanoke Rapids Band cerebrating
their first anniversary, was
greatly enjoyed by one of the
largest audiences ever seen in
this theatre.
The program which was pub-,
lished in our la.-4 issue was ren
dered in a manner that would
speak well for an organization
twice the ape of our band, and
to those who have not followed
the progress of this organization
the rendering of such a well
pleasant surpise.
Tim I .mil ha
j been directed since its organiza-
tion by Mr. Arthur Whitely,
whose ability as an instructor
and leader, is largely responsible!
fnr tha vunnrtarfnl nrnoTCKS made
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u.Y uic nana.
The band is conducted on
modern business principles. Mr.
R. lu Towe being its business
manager.
MOTHERS CLUB MEETS
The Twentith Century Mothers
Club, meets Wednesday after
noon Jan. ilst. at the home of
Mrs. S. F. Patterson,
Paper-The Cnoice of Litera
ture for Children, Mrs. A. P.
McPherson.
General discussion based on the pauline Ueorge. Virginia Hardi
paper and preparatory readings, S()n( Heu,uh jaoobs- Chrjstie Lee
Rigoletto Paraphrase - Verdi IMyanti Heen SimmonSi Cever
Liszt. , ! an(i Allen, Clarence Kelly.'
. Reading, Books in the Home, i T,vn A ar,rM npni0 ifntv,
Mrs. vv. G. Lynch.
polonaise Chaplin, .
Reading - A Neglected J)0ty,
Mrs. C. F. Satterwhite.'
Dance of the Guomes- Liszt,
Reading - The Home Libarv,
Mrs. F. M.'Shute.
La Campanella-Papanine Liszt,
Little Folks Song . Up the
I Ladder.
Misses Whitaker and Hardaway
will care for children during the
meeting for 25 cts, a child
Mrs S V. Patterson has kind v
offpred t0 send inothcr wd chjd
t0 the paee appointed for the
nurgery . her car lf any one
wishes to take advantage of this
nnnnrfHv nhnnP Mrs. V. T,.
Lone the evening before the
meeting. We have 35 members
but are not satisfied with their
presence only. An mothers are
most cordially invited to all these
meetings.
They are not Qnly interesting
but very intructive and mothers
need all the help avaiblein train
ing little folks. We will be
more than pleased to see you
Wednesday.
MR, F. P, SHIELDS DEAD
Mr. rranK r. Miieius, in scoi -
m n i r II i t 1 1 n i. i
land Neck, and one of the most j BU J "'
prominent men in the lower part j "P0" work of tha ehureh in
of the county, died suddenly several ways, The attendance.
Friday afternoon. Some form of Up0n the service are increasing
heart trouble causinc his death. ,and the p(l0 le seeni to enter in.
Mr. Shields vvas active in the h j
religious, educational and busi-
ness interests of his county and tnn formerly. On last Sunday
State, and was a director of the every gathering in the church
Thomasville Orphanage. the: was unusnallv well attended.
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Wake forest t 01 lege ami ivjere -
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anKer
i ami innnr
Interment was made pi
the
l.,..rt
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, . h t f Vjend, A
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admirers rroni many ectioi -s oi
me state.
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aii KirvT xuvvv
amwvi tti
1 he popular Pjckert Stock Co.
featuring Lillian Pickert and
Ralph W. Chambers in the lead
ing roles, will be seen at the
Rosemary Theatre all next week,
This is the oldest and most
popular company playing the
south carry a car load of scenery 1
and baggage, playing all big'
New York Royalty plays, and
run four big acts of Vaudeville !
i each night between the acts of
I t j J..
mg, umiicihk, lamiut. vumeuy
ot ou cents aont mtss tne ficKerts
next week.
Jan-
Ontral School -High School - '
Charlie Spencer. Josephine Hege, j
Thelma Mills, Eva Sadler. Rov '
Cates. Verona Topping. j
Elementary Grades-Seventh
Grade, Florine Holt.
Sixth B. Nellie Morris.
Five A. Robert Crutchfield.
Four A, Katherine Gentry,
Agatha Moore, Pauline Smith,
Flora Tunstall. Laura Bell
Tunstall. Claude Brown, Iady
White.
Two A, Leona Bateman, Lu
cille Gornto, Lurline Hardy. Virginia-Hobbs,
Dorothy T;llotson.
Graham Lynch, James Lynch.
Paul Gornto. Otis Warner.
One A, Mary Anderson, James
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v c ' i-"a'n. iiia ;uiii
i cher, ' Gertrude Rheu, .
' Smith, Mark Trovathan.
i One B, Lillian
izel Hutchinson,
i Hazel Medlin, Margie
Collier,
iGrover Mizell, Joe Browm.
Rosemarv School-Four A,
Georee Clarv. Marv Rilev. Min -
nie Sledge.
Four B, Martha Gurkin, Min-.
cie Loyde, Frances Farmer, Hat- j
tie Jacobs, Willie Swindell. 1
George Felts, Marvin Taylor.
Teddy Harrison, Walter Clary,
Henry Dpvidson, Bagley Rook.
Three A, Russell Birdsong,
Sarah Elizabeth Jenkins. Sarah.
Kelly, Blonzie Pearson, Blanche ;
Thompson. !
Three B, Alma Carpenter, Lu-!
cille Cox. Sadie Mav Dickens.
;Garri?i Marvin Ki "um
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Honor Roll For Month Ending
uary 9, 1920
Two B. Glennie Armstrong, . our PP-,e- . . - aies h ana ',arr j augntry
Florence Blanton, Lula Clary,! "hose vvhQ w:er-e, . fortunate i. The pass-work and guarding
Ruby Clary, Gladys Fields, Irene f,nlJHht to meet him instantly ' 0f A'ilsbrftok and Daughtry de
Gardner, Joseph Garner, Mable became h's fn'ends. He - leaves i serves special: npntiari although
Johnson, Thomas Shearin, ' a Wlfe and '0Wg?an in Ifonepye j every Way w starred in bis posi
Norman 'Speight, EJmer 'il-! Fft,,?' N' Y' an1 s ior.tm. ' -
liams, J whom the hearts f .r people je iine- up WM fls follows.
One A. Jay Garris, Alford"" le mcv tenqerest
Taylor, Ethel Taylor. i
One B, Emma Andrews, Car!
Baggett, Aubrey Brown, Bettia
Carpenter, Blanche Coles, Alton
Hoggard, Agnes Kelley, Martha
Murphey, Fannie Murphey,
Herbert Moore, Frank Sawyer,
Sarah Taylor, Rowena Vaughan.
One C, Irene Cox, Eugene1
Blood worth. Milton Harris, Erie
Harris, Loyd Hale, Joseph i
Loomis, Walter Matthews
Mills. Philip Newton.
Starke, Willie Whjtey.
Fred
Elmer
BAPTIST CHURCH NEWS
Increased interest
Baptist people as result
Million Campaign,
The pistor of the
n -vi r n iv
0f
Baptist
Church uf Roanoke liapids states
that the 75 Million, campaign has
j, ,
i .m aftfhp PVpn;nL, hour the Sun-
. ue.ims rendered a verv interest -
ing. prouram in which Mrs. Bertie
i'.rown took the leading part.
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(tini'uu i iiiuiirii. an vi 1 1 V- it
, makinjr rooj wp , nf it as s.:AUo o.u Easter Sunday ' night
' beam leader
j The pasb'.r of the church
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wisnes to exiena a verv oeariy
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j welcome to tne services oi me
church to the many
new resi-
: dents among us;
NEW PARTNERSHIP FORMED
: Mr. E. B. Glover and O. L.
- 1 Smith, a former resident
Roanoke Rapids, but more re-
cently ol Cedar Town, (a., havp
formed a partnership for the ion -
ductjng of a furniture and undt'r -
taking business. The new firm
j is occupying the new building;
i-npntnui w,nm,i'i "u '
- 1 rtr f 1 11 tu ( i ut .. A ....II
t-arr u laronou vantHi . lou,
Miss Myrtle Smith, daughter of
Mr. Smith, has accepted
position as bookkeeper.
MR. FRANK JOBES
KILLED BY AEOPLANE i
Wa Trying lo Aid an Injured Asso
ciate and Struck by Propeller.
i Avery distressing accident. inn0C,nt Pull,'c . with . 'honest
occured Friday afternoon at 4:30; we'hts. The instrument -he is
when Mr. Frank Jobes. of Hone--championing is Toledo Scales.
( oye Falls, New York, was killed v'ni('n ne claims . will - give his
i by his areoplane. Mr. Jobes 'honest weight also! however he
compained by his pilot Mr. Ro'bt. "is a li,tIe bagful when his
JBerthe. of Montreal and Mr.- w?ip'.ht is mentioned. "
l Earl Staufferecher of Ackley, Arriving at brass tacks our
Iowa, mechanic, went to his townsman ' Mr. ,M.cRae Eaisoni
landing field, just back of the vvno recently joined the yalesi
uoseiuary cnooi anout lour n'n-e oi uie uneu'T scales vo. is
o'clock and prepared for a flijjht ..making a place for himself in
Mr. Berthe was seeted in the -the organization he has just gone
machine when Mr. Staufferecher ' w'lh- e thinks, .talks and ad
attemped to crank it, the motor ;:-vertises Toledo Scales' and his
fired sooner than .expected.; the records show thai. .-he is selling
tl , .i ...... t. TI - L .. l: i f . 1 i
Charlie1' , K nim on tne
1 knee with a severe blow, ' w hich
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Woodruff. Ha- " m aown- Jones
rK,. u'io unseeing the accident rushed to
his friend's assistance and in his
eagerness to reach him, forgot
,,r '.iuugea tne. range ot the
. PpeJler which struck the right
I 1 1 il. .i
side of his head killing
him
in-
stantly,
Medical aid was secured and
Mr. Staufferecher was taken to
the hospital where it was found
that h$ was suffering from a
contusion of the knee. It is j the game belonged to the home
doing fairly. . well and he may be! team, '-whose superior passing
able to be out in ten days; The 'completely out-classed theirrivals
parents of the deceased were.; The score -at the close of the
notified of the tragic occurence 'first half sb.d 14 to 4. Instead
and Saturday night his father, of being discouraged, the visitors
Mr. Frank M. Jones and a friend ! came into the eeond half with
Mr. J. F. Parrohn, arrived f rom ! a praticaby new line up and
WcJtern New York. The dee'easr ! played to the finish, the game
ed arrived in Rosemary Tuesday ! closing with, a score of 2 to Hi.
night and although he was here Only one foul was made during
only a few days his attractive the process or the' game. For
personality- and .genteel manner the h'owe team,. Spencer scored
made a splendid impression John Cates i ft; Clarence
l r i s i T . 1 1 I j. i
p,n genuine sympathy. - . " : ,
The funeral party ' left Wldan 1 Mad',- ,K: Forward
on No. SO Sunday afternoon, A lHirrough,L Forward
committee i-he Masonic 'Shaek.l Center
Fratenjty accumpanied them" toi7'1'6'' 'uarc!
Ve)H,m r
Christian Church Gleanings
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Two were added to the church ;
ast Sunday by' confession, .... 'Our
membership now' is 42;1.
The. Loyal Women's Class had
twflnty-nine present ando won
the Sunday-School banner. The
pastor's class had twenty-seven
piesept, I here wl be. a. Bvb.le i
iee at the Sunday bclwa hur
7.-)hmutay mojning the members ,
I of the pastors-class will " choose i
sioes ana .answer -questions :
! to the old ttme- spelling .
match, Public ts cordially jn-i
vited, First Simday in March;
will be -observed as' Foreign andj
Home Mission Day.t A' special!
offeringwill'be taken for same, j
The minister has moved- to his j
home on Virginia Avenue, which
he purchased through, the, "ftoa-;
noke Rapids Building- and LosM
Association. On Saturday a'fterv
noon hefore .Easter the. Sunday
1 Suhool will. give an Easter'"'egg i
1 hunt. A number of prizes" will1
be given away. There 'vv'tfi'be'
different kinds of contests and '
those xtimiihir will receive a nrize
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(here will be a special, program,'
We will announce in a lew days"
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u in r no rvi i ifr in vcor
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(Juite a. pmnbvr have Increased
I their pledge fur"past6r's salary
and many who have.' not " been
giving have promised, 'to help,
: thi year", Members of church
: and non-members are invited io
of ' help in any deiartmen.t of the
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church, pwuor!s satary"; building
; lund, eduojiUonj mission etc.
;. The Cottage . pra er-: meeting
; held in Pattersoji --.Mills village
i every Tuesday ."pin'ut..is probslly
the largest prayer meetrng 1 in
or two. We have had as many as
ninety-seven. t)n a jiurnber' of
occasion the attendance " was
about sixty, n. l. Miiinrew is
the leader of the me'etfhg. .'. -
"FROM AN OUNCE "OF SPICE
TO 30 TONS OF STEEL"
; The above is the song of onrex-
postmasteY, wh last fall secured
, a Ford and set out to supply' an
' aLcl1"- ne oeneves ms local ao-
', vertising is helping him and so
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ROANOKE RAPIDS HIGH SCHOOL
DEFEATS SCOTLAND NECK I
i On Wednesday afternoon for
I V 1 117 IWilU LI 111"- 11113 (tUl !, 111
ithe R. R.-" H. S. Boys Basket
Ball team defeated the Scotland
Neck quintet. the score being
27 to fi. "From the first minute,
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J. Cates
Spencer
Lates
Allsbrook
Daughtry
naeneau.u. uuara
.Substitute, Wilker.son.
VVOMANS CLUB MEETS
A very interesting meeting of
,the Woman's Literary Club was f
held in the home of Mrs. E. W, ,
Lehman to Rosemary - Friday j
afteiTiM"i. An excellent paper j
was read by Mrs. C. A. Wyche i
eBtitJed.."W6mans Tart in
Edu-
,.timil Hcnntnif.4" Mn.
eauonai Advantages :virs. l. vv.
y Ing presented an illuminating! sn instructive talk talk by
pt. 'N'otable.- Women Edu-jj. M. Jackson explaining
cators
These papers were followed by
Important Notice
to Subscribers
Since 1917 the cost of publishing The
Roanoke Rapids Herald has increased to
such an extent that we muA increase the
subscription price from $1.50 a year to
$2.00 A YEAR '
Effective April 1, 1920
We fel thai the majority of our read -rs have been won
cWini! how we kept the price down in the fare of the con
tinual advance of everything,
-was our loss and your gam.
New Subscriptions and Tfencwals for Jlny
Number of Years Vill he A ccepted at$l .50
Up to April , 1920 , .
Roanoke Rapids Herald
ROSEMARY PERSONAL AND
LOCAL ITEMS
Mr. W.'H. Strong, of Raleigh,
was here Tuesday.
Mr. T. E. Evans, of Henderson
spent Tuesday in town. . ,
Mr. J. G. Blythe. of Rocky
Mount, was in to wn Tuesday.
The census enumerators under
the direction of Wm. F. Horner,
have completed the census for
Rosemary Village and are now in
the country.
Mr. C. T. Garner, of Rocky
Mount, spent Tuesday here.
Mr. W. T. Rowland, of Middle
burg, spent Tuesday in Rose
mary. '
' Mr. L. H. Chesson, of Hender
son, spent Monday in Rosemary.
Mr. 1. W. Netherland, of
Raleigh, was here Monday.
Mr. R. W. Rawls, of Rocky
Mount, spent the week-end here.
Miss Maragaret Matthews
spent the week-end with her
parents in Clinton.
t Mr. E. A. Fairbanks, of Provi
dence, R. I., was here Friday.
Mr. W. B. Powell, of Rocky
Mount, spent Friday here.
Mrs. L. I). Grissom, of Kittrell
a former resident of Rosemary,
visited Mrs. B. B. Cullom last
week.
Mr. W. J. Mathis, of Raleigh,
was in town Saturday.
Mr. Arthur E. Stowe is spend
ing sometime in Richmond.
A very handsome silver platter
was presented to Mr. John L.
Patterson by twenty-two of the
foremen 'and superintendents of
the Rosemary Mfg. Co., at a
smoker held in the Library Fri
day night.
, Mr. H. G. Goodman, of Peters
burg, Va., was here Monday.
Mr. C. Schields, of New York
City, was in town Tuesday.
,Miss Annie Medlin, Rev. and
Mrs. C. M. Lance, attended a
onary Centenary held in Weldon
Wednesday. ,
Mjp M Roberts was called
to Columbia, S. C, Wednesday
on account of the illness of bis
wife.
Mr. James Carrigan, of Greens
boro, was in town Wednesday.
Undertaker W. C. Williams
has just added a new Dodge
hearse to his undertaking de-
part ment.
A series of Protracted meeting
will be held at the Church of
God, four miles of Rosemary
begining January 18th. Ministers
W. L. Shinn. R. L. Vest.
Mrs.'
'The
State Concerning
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