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Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1916-03-03
Notice


The following mail remains
unclaimed in the Rosemary
.Postoffice. Same will be held one
week and If not claimed will be
sent to the division of dead letters.
Mr.. Turner Brantley, Annie
Iones, Mr.. Chas. Merritt, Pull
lam Store Co. 2, Mrs. Lenorancy
Ramsey, Mr.. Hubert Roach, Mr..
rank Singleton, Ernest Waugh
IN, Mrs. Lucy Hollonds, Fetch
r. Laster, Mrs. Mamie Proms-
ing.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1916-03-03

Mrs. r. p. Beckwith ID
visiting her sister n'Washington.
N. G.
Miss Rosa Smith has returned
from her trip toHanover. Penn,
and Baltimore. Md.
Miss Name Fleishman, Of Han
over, Penn. Is here visiting Miss
Rosa Smith.
Miss Lila HANCOCK has return
ed from her extended visit to
her home in Scotland Neck.
L. H. Cullom has accepted q
position with W. G. Lynch.
Mrs. w. P. Taylor left Monday
for Ayden, to visit friends and
relatives. II
Mrs. Margaret Manning. Of
Richmond, Va, is visiting
friends here this week.
Friends Of Mr.. J. I. Sawyer,
formerly Of Rosemary, will be
interested to learn Of his recent
marriage to Miss Ruth Blackley.
of Franklinton, NC.
George Adkins, Of City Point,
is hire visiting his parents.
Miss lola Stinson has gone in
training at the Roanoke Rapids
Hospital.
Mrs. H. F Morton ard her
little son, Billie, are visiting
Rev Mr.. Morton In Rocky
Mount,
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the
Presbyterian Church will have q
food sale Saturday beginning
10 o'clock at Cherry's Ice Cream
ParIor. They will have home
made candies, cakes. pies, rolls,
and lots Of good things. Come
and get something for your Sun.
day 1Inner.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1916-03-03
OFFICER SHOT AND KILLED
c. N. Hawkins, Deputy Sheriff
and Tax Collector = faaessis
Township Shot to Death By
viii Collins

Charles M. Hawkins. one o,
the best known citizens o.
Faucets township, was shot ant
killed Sunday morning while II
the discharge of his duty as on
officer Of Halifax county, by
Nv. G. Collins, who came here
some time ago from West
Virginia
Sunday morning Bud Barnes
swore out q warrant for the
arrest Of Collins charging that
he was about to leave the State
leaving behind an unpaid board
bill.
Dupty Sheriff Hawkins went
over to where Collins was stop
ping to serve the warrant. When
told by Hawkins thata warrant
had been issued for his arrest,
Collins, who had a shot gun in
his hands, told Hawkins not to
come on him, saying, If you do
/ will shoot you."
Mr.. Hawkins. thinking Of
course it was a bluff, advanced
and Collins fired. the entire load
Of shot taking effect in Mr.. Haw-
kins. body, from which wound he
died Sunday night.
Collins was arrested soon after,
about eight miles from the scene
Of the shooting and was taken
to Halifax Monday by Sheriff
House and Officer Cullom and
placed in Jail to await action Of
the grand jury at the March
term of Halifax Superior Court. |
Charlie Hawkins had been a
deputy sheriff and tax collector
in Faucets township for q long
time, and he was a man Of in
|luence in his community and
highly esteemed by every one
who kns W him. His sudden and
tragic de..th is deeply regretted
b. his many friends throughout
the county. : Roanoke News,
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1916-03-03
VACRANCY LAW
NO SLOUGH
Its Enforcement This Week vigor'
ous and Effective. Sons Of
Rest will Proceed to Toll
or Hike Out for More
Congenial Homes

AHiS 20 CViuCIiS'y Iilc OpcIl Scd-
son for Migrants, no less than
eight warrants having been
sworn out during the week for
those Of whom it was thought
that they "toiled not neither did
they SPIN, card or weave for
that matter. Loafer hunting has
beer the pastime and sport Of
the local police force and luck
has been fair, judging from re-
suits evidenced in the Recorders
Court on Thursday morning.
Those against whom warrants
were drawn are Roger Floyd, A.
E. White, Paul Whitfield, Henry
James, Ernest Moody. Ernest
Moore, Lee Sheffield, Robert
Pritchard, all white and able
bodied, but charged with having
distinct and well formed pre-
judices against arduous labor.
Ernest Moody, Ernest Moore,
Lee Sheffield, and Robert Prit-
chard were suddenly called out
of town before warrants could be
served, Pritchard leaving to visit
Northampton county only a few
yards ahead Of Chief Baird.
Roger Floyd was served with
the warrent and put up bond in
the sum of $500 for his appear
ance before the Recorder on.
Thursday morning, but he too
felt that he could not be detained
from filling pressing engage
ments elsewhere.
A. E. White, appeared for trial,
found guilty, fined $1.OO and
costs and allowed twenty four
hours in which to get a job or
get out Of the police jurisdiction
of Roanoke Rapids. The same
decision was rendered in the case
Of Paul Whitfield.
Henry James was released
with a warning, evidence being
brought out to show that Henry
had been working for a
couple of days, Mr.. Wood his
new employer, stating that
Henry did about two days work
in one day after he learned of
the warrant. In fact Henry was
so extremely busy that he found
it hard to get time enough to
appear in Court, being twice
sent after.
Other cases appearing before
the Recorder this week were E.
9. Potter, drunk and disorderly,
SIS. 90 and costs.
Warren Hobbs, indicted by J.
R. O'Neal for evading a board
bill ordered to pay the board bill
and one half of the costs Of the
action; the other half of the costs
being plac ed on Mr.. O'Neal.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1916-03-03
Methodist Church
Rev. Geo. s. Beasden. Pastor

Ss'
Morning Sunday School at 9:45
O'Clock. W. v. Woodruff, Supt.
Preaching at II A. M. and 7:30
p. NJ.
Subject of the morning SER
mon, THE Secret Closet. .
Subject for evening sermon;
Memory in Hell"
Preaching on Friday night
subject, The Prodigal's Re-
turn" Services all next week at
7:30 P. IN.
Rev.. John Paul, Of Charleston,
s. O., will be here from Tuesday
night on.
The public Is invited to all
these services.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1916-03-03
LONNlE STEVENS HoDCENS

After an illness Of several
months duration Lonnie Stevens
Hodgens died at his home In
South Rosemary on last Monday
morning at five o'clock, at the
age Of forty years.
Mr.. Hodgens had been a resi-
dent Of this community for many
years. He was postmaster at Rose
mary five years and before that
time was employed by the Rose
mary Manufacturing Company.
After his term Of postmaster ex-
pired, he was engaged in real
estate business and later employ
ed by the L. G. Shell Company,
Of Rosemary, as:head Of their
furniture department.
MIR. Hodgens is survived by a
wife and seven small children, the
oldest Of whom is aged eleven
years.
The funeral services were con-
Quoted by Rev, R. F. Taylor of
the Rosemary Methodist Church,
at the home and at the grave.
The interment took place Tues
day afternoon at the Roanoke
Rapids Cemetery, the active pail
bearers being L. G. Shell, J. H.
Gilliland, R. I. Starkes, G. c.
Shell, D. T. Shell and G. 0.
Byrd.
The esteem and affection felt
for Mr.. Hodgens by his friends
and associates was fittingly ex-
pressed by the beautiful floral
offerings placed upon his bier.
He was universally liked and re-
,pected by all those who knew
,im and the sympathy of the
,ntire community for his bereav-
ID family Is deep and genuine.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1916-03-03
SUNDAY BENEFITS
CONCERT NOTES

Music lover of this town
were given a rare treat in the
Concert at the Peoples Theatre
last Sunday afternoon.
Miss Hockaday sang with her
customary charm.
Mrs. House always a fayorite
rendered her number with great
expression.
It is seldom that one hears
music more pleasing than the
numbers played by Mr.. Sam
Cheek, Clarionetist. In each
he showed marked ability. His
technique is exquisite.
Mr.. Langello, violinist is a re-
cent addition to the orchestra of
the Peoples Theatre and in a solo
he showed his excellent train
ing, playing with absolute ease
most difficult passages.
Mrs. Davis sang a Viennese
Carnival song, and Just a
Wearying for Yor." In excellent
voice she sang with sweetness,
her Interpretation being most
pleasing.
The orchestral numbers were
inspiring and as a whole, the
concert was a most enjoyable one.
Mrs. Klark at the piano and
Mr.. Klark. traps, left nothing
be desired.
The house was opened to the
public through the courtesy Of
Mr.. Robertson, Proprietor
The next concert will be for
the benefit Of a destitute family,
and the following program will
rendered:
March. Coronation" (Meyer-
beer)
Overture, "Mikado" (Sulli.
van) Orchestra.
Solo. Still is the Nigh
(Bohn) Mrs. Hancock.
Violin, Romance (retsl
~ Mr.. Klark.
Quartette, March Militaire''
(Schubert) Messrs. Sobota,
Langello, Klark, Cheek.
Reading Selected" = Mrs.
Payne Beckwith.
Clarinet Solo. Down in the
Deep Cellar Concert Fantasia)
= Mr.. Cheek.
Violin, Concert ind major"
de Beriot) . Mr.. Sobota.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1916-03-03
READ YOUR INSURANCE
POLICIES.

Before attempting any hssty o. 10.
advised decoration which may cause
nre. examine your lnsuranos eontraets
and $50 II the policies centain any
thing liks this:
This entire policy. unlsas othsrwfss
Drovided BY agreement endorssd here
on or added hereto. shall b void.- :
ETC.. III the hasard b. increased By
any msans within TN control o.
knowledge Of thssinsprsd.s
II you burn. you want your indsmnl.
W. do nothing. therefore. 70 impair
your contract
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1916-03-03
Rosemary Methodist -Churcl Z
Rev. r. F. Taylor, fastsr:. 4


\ Sunday School every Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock. J. .B.
Boyd, Supt. 4
Preaching every first and third
Sunday at11 A. M. and every
Sunday night at 7:3O r. M. %
At Smiths Church, every se-
cond Sunday at-1l o'clock and
fourth Sunday at 8 o'clock.
At New Hope every second
Sunday alta o'clock and fourth
at II O'Clock.
The public cordially invited to
attend all services.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1916-03-03
Baptis, Church
Rev. c. H. TfuebIood. Pastsr

- - ss1eDvv1V 2Sees
Sunday School every Sunday
at9:45A. M. W. s. Hancock. Supt.
Services every Sunday at'11:O0
A. M. and 7:30 r. M.
Prayer meeting every Wsdhes-
day night at 7.30 O'Clock. Teach
er's meeting just after.
Senior B. Y.P. U. every Sum
day at $50 P. NJ. s.sa
Junior B. Y. P. U. every Sum-
day at 2::S0 r. NJ. and Junior
choir.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1916-03-03
WITH THE CHURCHES
Rosemary Baptist Church /
Rev. A. c. ehaffin, Pastor Il

Services every Sunday at ia.
N. and 7:3O r. M.
Mid-week services Wednesday
nights at 7:3OP.. M. y
: The public is cordially. invitad
to all services. '-s
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1916-03-03
..cLoTHESLlNE THEFTs

Several families in the com
munity have recently been visitet
with the attention Of a clothes
line robber who in most in.
stances stripped the entire
family wash off the line during
the.night and departed.
The families Of Mrs. Jim
Lynch. Mrs. Ed Buckner and
Mrs. Butts have been those most
recently robbed although others
have suffered similar losses in
the past. There is positively no
clue whatever as to the identity
of the thief beyond mere sus-
picion, but the police are work.
ing on the problem and will pro-
badly locate the thief.
On last Tu: sday while hunting
through the bottom land lying
just south of the Roanoke Mill
Village, Barber J. W. Lynch
discovered a quantity If clothes,
hid under the trunk of an over
turned tree. Investigation prov
ed that these clothes had been
stolen from Mrs. Jim Lynch's
yard about two weeks ago. That
there must have been more than
one person implicated in the rob-
berry, is demonstrated by the
fact that it required two men to
carry the clothes back to Mrs.
Lynch.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1916-03-03

When a pusher enters the race
it's d safe bet he win beat the
knoeksr TO the goal.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1916-03-03

Au overcrowded stomach Is as
unsatisfactory as a booze-addled
brain.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1916-03-03
PERSONAL AND
(. LOCAL ITEMS

Fonnie Coley, OF Willlamston,
spent a few days here this week,
4 J. w. Taylor was in Tarborc
Monday on business.
A. R. Burnette, of City Point,
spent last week here with his
wife Mrs. Burnette.
Mrs. s. ]. Bounds and children
spent q few days in Suffolk, last
week visiting her sister, Mrs.
Harvey Keene, returning home
Monday.
Miss Katye Atkinson spent
the weekend at her home in
Enfield.
Mrs. Kelly and Miss josephine
Tillery spent Saturday and SUM-
day in Weldon, with friends.
n Miss Agnes Edwards, Of Sea-
board, spent the weekend here
with her sister, Miss Lucille
Edwards.
Mrs. w. C. Williams left
Thursday for Norfolk to visit
her brother.
Mrs. J. c. Butts. Of Garysburg,
&is here visiting MIR. and Mrs. W
.. Froelicb.
Nj J. M. Powell, Of Hampton.
Wa. returned home Tuesday
After q weeks visit to TN. Jen-
Nkins.
u Mrs. G. w. Rook and daugh-
sr, Miss Florenteen left for
Danville, Va. this week where
they will make their futurehome. |
Ralph Keeter, Of Brinkley-
willie, spent the day here We'd
hesday on business.
\ w. A. White left for Raleigh |
Wednesday where he goes to at
tend the State Republican Con-
yention.
Mrs. T. w. Worsley and chill
dren. of Henderson. after spend
Ing the past week here visiting
her parents, Mr.. a1i Mrs. R
M. Saunders, returned home
Saturday.
Dewey Lee Dingler, of Moores-
vile, N. G., arrived this week
and has accepted a position with
the Rosemary Manufacturing
Company.
E. F. Perry left forRaleigh and
Dunn Saturday to be gone sever
al days on business.
]. H. Reagan left Sunday for
his home in Arden, for q few
days visit to relatives.
J. B. Gee, Of Henderson. spent
q few days in town this week on
business.
G. E. Rose has accepted a posi-
ton as travelling salesman for
3 firm in Washington. N. G., and
left Monday to assume same.
c. H. Hilliard. Of Halifax. was
here q few hours Wednesday on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Norris
and little daughter, who have
been the guests Of MIR. and Mrs.
Robert West, returned to their
home in Waverley. Va, on Thurs
day.
Mrs Joe Dickens and Mrs. G.
L. Allsbrook. Of Weldon, spent
the weekend here with Miss
Susie Allsbrook.
" T. M. Faison who has been
employed for come time by the
Beaver Company, at Deferiet.
NY. returned to Roanoke
Rapids last Thursday and has
accepted a position with the
Roanoke Fiber Board Company.
n AL Z. Akers returned this
week from Detroit. Michigan.
where he attended a National
Educational Conference.
w. b. Guerrant, Of Richmond,
Va, registered 1t the Roanoke
Rapids Hotel this week. He Is
here 10 the interests Of Wolter
D. Moses & CO.
RI W. Sawyer formerly Of
Rosemary, and Jimmie Harris,
os Franklinton. are visiting E.HJ,
Sawyer, Patterson Mills village.
J.B. Young returned Monday
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bringcn Sbicre ittS Sd)amitiidc
ltud) N%GOcnpDrt.
st cincr Scr sr1Item 3irfnNc Scr
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giibunoert llnb ad)t ltno lieben5ig
|WaggoitS miiroen ben0tbigt meroen,
lllt lanntntlide Ibierc, Materialicn
|liro &inltler BON Ninalitg @rotbers
3irflts nod Davenport su transpor=
Ftircn. I'm sic pielen @agelt SIT er-
iporcn, bat sic groBte 3irfllsgeieu-
id)aIt Der @ercilligtcn Staaten bon
Noro-glmerifd Iid1 SpeaiaI1uagcn bon
Der ooppeltel1 Gauge Der gepGbnli=
det gilenbabmpaagonS baltelt lallcn
lno nel,itunbadlt5i9 oieier 3ielelnpaa-
golts merbcn oic Sd)alnttcliilien nllD
Ibicren, mic audi sic aiinltler oes
GHinglifg @ros. Sirius ON 5rcitag,t
Den Is. Mltallt, tah 9apenport
brinNem. @iiroen oie}e @aggp,ts ale
sliummeligeitellt peroen, 10 miirbe
Der 3ug iiber cine Meilc lang icin.
ltn0 Den &erfebr altf Der cincn p6cr
Der a1bercn @iicnbobllinie fir Stllt=
ocll nftterbrcdIen mo aufbalten. linn
oielem Naltgel ab5ltbelien, merOen
Die eirt5elncn @aggons ein5cln per-
ld)tft nno iprnit merben iinnlar brei
pOer bier @aaNons sur 3eit in Gu
pel1port cintreffelt. lleber neun5ig
nn6 @elfcr aaein limo sur Ser
pflegmig BON Sbieren lno Meniden
e1,gagirt tpproen ltno ielbitperltano-
lih iinb Ste &orratbe, meld5e ser Sir
fits benDtbigt, cllorllt. Selten gcrltg
miro ben Iapcnpurterlt @clcgenbeit
ac6otet. eillert al1telt Sirius 5l1 le6e,,
linb Scr Nilrglillg Nfptbers Sirius
lit Ser grobte, bette nno atniilantcIte
ser 8ereinigtcn Staatell.