Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1914-08-21
L. M. Aston of Raleigh, N. C

Mrs. Job. Taylor and Mrs. W
F. Horner left Monday fol
Ocean View.
Miss Mabel McMurray left
Tuesday for Ocean View where
she will spend some time.
Miss Rosa Smith returned
Wednesday from Hanover, Pa.
where she had been visiting
friends for the past two months.
Eugene Collins returned Tues
day from Jackson where he had
been visiting friends.
Rev. Jesse Blalock and family
are visiting in the Western part
of this State.
Miss Margaret Mizelle re-
turned Friday from a visit to
relatives at Hamilton.
Miss Benetta Hulce of Rich
mond, was in Rosemary visiting
the Misses Medlin last week.
j. G. Butts, of Rosemary, is
spending his vacation in Garys-
burg with his family.
G. l.. Hayes spent Monday in
Henderson on business.
Mrs. VIM. Burton after a month S
stay in Winston-Salem visiting
her daughter returned home last
week.
j. P. Brown returned Sunday
after spending the week end in
Tarboro with his parents.
Miss Marguerite Body return
ed to Norfolk Va. Sunday after
spending her vacation here as the
guest of Miss Maude Thompson.
Messrs Leslie Shell and 7. M.
Jenkins after spending a few
days in Richmond Va. where
they attended the Better
Acquaintance Week" returned
Sunday.
j. R. Harris after spending
the week with his father near
Enfield, returned Saturday.
W. W. Lynch, of Lawrence
vile, spent Sunday here the
guest of his brother W. G. Lynch.
w. L. Dickens of the Patterson
Store Co. after a weeks stay in
Enfield visiting his parents, re-
turned Friday.
W. O. Thompson motored to
Wilson Tuesday of last week
where he spent a few days with
relatives.
W. M. Skies and Miss Ella
Coleman, both of Rosemary,
were married on last Monday
afternoon at six O'Clock, Magis-
trate S. M. Thompson perform
ing the ceremony.
J. M. Thompson has sold his
place of business in Rosemary,
known as "Shorty's Cafe" to j.
H. Garris. Mr.. Thompson is
contemplating opening up a new
business some time in the near
future.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Presbyterian Church will meet at
Mrs. Horner's s residenceRosemary
on Tuesday Aug 25th at a P. NJ.
Cherry's Orchestra has a well
come addition in Mr.. A. E.
Parker, formerly First Clarinet
Player in the Marine Band.
Mr.: Parker reached here on last
Monday morning. He is an able
and accomplished musician and
the community will be extremely
fortunate if he can be persuaded
toastay here.
The Rev. j. R. Millard Presby-
terian minister will preach at
the Rosemary opera house Sun
day morning II A. M. and Roa-
noke Rapids opera house Sunday
night at 8P. M. Sunday school
Rosemary opera house l0sA. M.
All cordially invited.
Bud Bishop, of the Patterson
Mills village, who received five
dollars and some odd cents too
much pay in his envelope on last
Saturday, was given a prelimi-
nary hearing Saturday afternoon
before Magistrate S. M. Thomp-
son and bound over to the Au-
gust term of the Superior Court.
Bishop gave the bond asked for,
$1,000, and then departed.
Owing to the mills being closed
down last week we have decided
to extend our War Sale" for
the next ten days for the bene-
fit of our customers. This is an
opportunity to save money. =
HANCoCK-HoUsE COMPANY.