Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-11-16
CONDENSED NEWS FROM
The OLD NORTH STATE
SNORT NOTES OF INTEREST TO
cARoLlNiAk

Durham=A $4,000 damage SUIT mas
lust been started here by MISS facnaei
Smith. young lady who was seriously
Injured in an auto accident which nap
nened here April 30, 1923. Tho salt
/. filed against J. T. Salmon Aa1Vin
Clark and Thomas Salmon.
WIlmington-W. H. Wright, WI
mingtonian, died at st. LOUIS nos
pital as result OF gunshot wounds
said TO have been inflicted by his wlls
who is being held by St. LOWS e'si'
authorities pending the coroners n-
quest.
Iumberton.-Lacy Lindsay, son OF
Will Lindsay, OF Rennert, this county
died in a Fayetteville hospital az the
result of a pistol shot wound Luther
Jackson surrendered to Hoke county
officers. admitted that he fired the
shot
Shelby cleveland county Is max
ing rapid strides in agricultural prog
ress and is now the fourth largest cot
ton producing county in the old Nor'h
State. will more than likely have
county fair next fall suitable to such
an agricultural leader.
Wtlmington.-The case OF Leuten-
ant Governor w. B. Cooper, Horace
Cooper and r Cooper. who are under
charges In connection with the failure
of the Commercial National bank OF
Wilmington was continued until jan
uary 26.
Southport.-The body OF Pickney s.
Halves, postmaster OF Supply. vii
iage 16 miles below here. was found in
a neld about $50 yards from the road
in which his auto was standing. the
location being near Shallotte.
Carthage OF undetermined
origin burned the place OF business
Of the City Cafe. the dry goods store
OF o. B. Flinchum and the grocery
store OF T. c. Black, and at one time
threatened to destroy the principal
part Of the business section OF Garth
age.
Kinston Adults as we'll as hun
dreds OF children are being vacinated
against diphtheria here in the most
spontaneous and widespread immuni-
AAeon en.np",en :. NV
- =. 80, ,rrnos,,hIa tn estimate
a =, nar.on. a;va, tho nr.t
treatment since the wholesale vacci-
nations started.
Grensboro.-Episcop laymen from
tho counties OF Guilford. Rockingham.
Alamance and Caswell met here. and
"a hv
Az, :, NJ, Wi .acr.tarv n, the
49, so,a,tnon, ~ Tho notiona, conn
ou. psv charles r scoyil formerly
of the diocese of California; Rev. John
n Gribbon. of Winston Salem, and
George W. Orr of Winston Salem
r,., po,,. uouor Swain qa,aqe
- - aouar,ra ,ron, nair,n,
,..nr,.s ~. raca,ved when he e,ected
- 80 ,aIanhora nols With his
s...snhua 4, orda- to avoid the nrob-
.s;,,,., -, oo,,idin. v,th tbrea vonny
49, 80. ~, aauoman, Tho acci,
80. oa.u.,oa hara In tho ci,v and
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mountains OF NORM oaroiiha 'he pas'
ie" uays na'e ,aiieu " i'.'
enec. the ~a.er shoi Tags in eno .eeo'
Voirs oi Tue oou'nefn rover Uon
anu ths ptosiali VI eoi ,aiiioI. "
power serSice euec'ihe ihous Il A'' ia
this state anu oou'h oai oAin"' wi"
tinues Without chahse' i. was annou"e-
ed al headquarters oi 'he po"ef e"ih
pany'
Charlotte.-A poultry show with
1900 fowls on exhibit is planned for
November 1923 by the Charlotte Ponl-
try Association. Birds from all over
the South are expected to be ON dis
play.
Observation-Disclosures for trained
nurses in North Carolina will be held
in Greensboro, at the o. Henry hotel.
December 4. and 8. Applications
must be sent 10 days prior to this
date to the secretary, Mrs. Dorothy
Hayden Conyers. Greensboro.
Davidson.-6overnor Cameron Nor
rison and Frank Page have excepted
the invitation extended by President
W. J. Martin. OF Davidson college, to
speak on November 12-the occasion