Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume], July 05, 1945, SECTION A, Page 8, Image 8

About Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1931-1948

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THOMAS JEFFERSON
WQOTE THE DECLARATION OF
INDEPENDENCE IN THE HOUSE oF
JACOB GRAFF, OR-, A BRiCKlAyER,
ON MARKET STREET IN PHILADELPHIA
JEFFERSON WAS APPOINTED 3V THE
CONTINENTAL CONGRESS ON JUNE II,
HID, TO PREPARE THE DRAFT AND
HE COMPLETED IT BY THE END OF THE
SAME MONTH
ALTHOUGH "TRADITION IS BETSY BOSS WITH
'making the FIRST STARS AID STRIPES. HISTORIANS
ICINE TOE HONOR OF PESI&NINQ IT TO FRANCIS
HOPKINSON, A SIGNER of THE DECLARATION
i OF INDEPENDENCE. TOE FLAO OF 15 STRIPES
AND 15 STARS REMAINED TOE NATIONAL EMBLEM
UNTIL 1795, WHEN TWO STRIPES ANO TWO STABS
WERE ADDED. IN 1818,THE STRIPES WEfiE SET AT 15,
WITH A STAR FOR EACH STATE,
ON JULY 4, l788, A CROWD OF 17,000
PHILADELPHIANS CELEBRATED THE FUST
INDEPENDENCE DAY FOLLOWING THE
ADOPTION OF THE FEDERAL CONSTITUTION.
DR. BENJAMIN RUSH, FOUNDER. OF THE '.
AMERICAN TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT,LAIER
WROTE OF THE CROWD'S PERFECT BEHAVIOR WHICH I
HE ATTRIBUTED 10 THE CELEBRANTS LIMITING !
THEMSELVES TO BEER AND CIDECL.
ROMANCOS SPLIT TWIN BILL
WITH RALEIGH ON SATURDAY
By SAMBO ALLEN
Ace Carlisle, pitching under the
handicap of a sore arm, lost his
first game of the season to the
Young Men’s Club of Raleigh, 1
to 0, on Saturday night at Ledger
wood Park. Carlisle allowed 3
hits and walked seven. McCon
nell, Raleigh’s ace, walked 3 and
allowed 3 hits. Raleigh’s lone run
came in the fifth when McCon
nell singled, Poole singled and 2
walks followed. Roy Simms with
a triple in the seventh led the
Romancos at bat.
In the second game of a double
header Maxie Clippard started for
the locals and allowed only two
hits to gain his second victory of
the season. The Romancos scored
two runs in the first and three in
the fifth to put the game in ice.
Hansley, with a double and a
single led the Romancos at bat.
This week the Romancos will
play Mooresville Thursday and
Friday, and will be invaded by
the Dunks of South Norfolk on
Saturday night.
First game r. h. e.
Raleigh _ 000 010 0—1 3 1
Romancos_ 000 000 0—0 3 0
Batteries: Carlisle and Moye;
McCollenn and Jordan.
Second game r. h. e.
Romancos_ 200 031 0—6 6 0
Raleigh _ 000 000 0—0 2 1
Batteries: Clippard and Coggins;
Snotherly, McConnell and Jordan.
Staff Sergeant James Braswell
has returned to Carlisle Barracks,
Pa., after spending a furlough in
town with his wife and other
relatives.
RECORDER'S
COURT NEWS
Robert Pettiford, colored, of
Rocky Mount, was found guilty of
driving while under the influence
of liquor and was fined $50.00 and
costs. License revoked for 12
months.
Elijah L. Hicks, colored of
Scotland Neck, was found guiltj
of driving while drunk and in I
careless ^nd reckless manner an",
was givfen four months on th i
roads, suspended upon payment of
a fine of $50 and the costs and
$30 for use of Nathaniel Edmond
son for damage to his car.
Willie Clark, colored, of Roa
' noke Rapids, plead guilty to non
support and was given 8 months
on the roads, suspended on -pay
ment of the costs and on condi
tion he adequately support his
three minor children.
Neil McNeil, colored, of Little
ton, plead guilty to driving while
drunk and was fined $50.00 and
costs. License revoked for 12
months.
The Star-Lite Club
Holds Monthly Meet
The Star-Lite Club met on Mon
day, July 2, at 8:00 p. m., for its
regular monthly meeting. Twelve
members were present and en
joyed delicious refreshments serv
ed by Mrs. Edith Massey and Con
nie Hubbard. Mrs. Loma Harper
win the Jack Pot.
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