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PAGE EIGHT ROCKINGHAM POST-DISPATCH, RICHMOND COUNTY, N. C. "SCHOOL NEWS" I Rockingham School Department Board of Editors: C. Y. Coley, editor-in-chief Florence Covington, 11 th grade Frank Copeland, 10th firade Margaret McAulay, 9th grade Robert Covington, 8th grade Sara Everett, ah grade I Jf (pronouncod 'n;t')". Student "How .about ,nia?" Win. Lidp is bragging about be ing with the tenth grade in Latin this week, Kov Coble said, "About the lime lie bits 'Caesar' hard, ho will wish hi' was in the first grade." Tho lenth grade wants to rent its radiators to Swift & Co. for refrig er!' rs. Christmas is nearly here. Every body remember 'Caesar.' While we miss recess we rejoice! day.' in a rainy day occassional ly on ac count of getting out at two. The ninth grade girls are chain pion cocoanut pie makers. A fewj were made Tuesday that would melt iii your mouth, The trouble was there were loo many ir.ouths. In Science we are studying the beautiful scenery of Niagara Falls. Ii jiays to he tail; a four-inch tire cracker fell under George Coving ton's feel and exploded, bul he doesn't know anything about it yet. Student, writing French: "Say, Mr. Steadman, on Science Class, VMt shmv ,,. ,mv u, write ."Those was talking about loot measure be- who do , worj." in:.' weighed in pounds. I n ,,( T.ntix tri ii rtfl travail now don'l forget 'litis John runner Wondei how ninny pounds of work we do in school a If J fit Ull I m FA AIWFI A TTATYf !KW M 11 Hill Fa Monday, December PRICES: 75c, $1.50, $2.00 Seats on sale Langston's NOW Klaw & Erlanger and George C. Tyler PRESENT the play that puts joy into living rag The Glad Play BY Catherine Chisholm Gushing from the world-famous books of the same name Eleanor H. Porter With a great New York cast and big Scenic Production. To Mr. London To you, Mr. London, the school's dear friend.. A hearty wish from each we send. May Christmas Day be full of joy, For you, your wife, little girl and boy. -Mamie McDonald GREETINGS, JUNIORS. To the Junior Class, we love so dear We wish a merry Christmas cheer. And may the New Year quickly pass, And bring yon tO the Senior Class. And may you all meet with success, With joy and health and happiness. And when your High School days nre o'er, Remember the class that went before, Wm. Head. '20. MERRY CHRIISTIfiAS, SUPT. DELL This is one ' lime w e can t he taught How lo exnress our earnest thought. Each Wish is more than words can tell, To vou and yours, Supl. I. ell. Wm. Head, '20. j .-. .i .u phi. Here's to a crude of girls and hoys, I Who th'ink of big things, and not of. toys Here's to a class that will never shirk, Study your lessons and do your work. Here's to a grade that IS beginning a race, Start each day with a smiling face. greet you, one and all; wishing you a Merry, Merry Christ mas. Jack Ellerbe. Practical Gifts FOR Practical Men Men like practical gifts. Something useful and sub stantial will appeal to father, husband or brother or sweetheart. What could be more pleasing and ex press better judgment than articles of apparel? HERE ARE A FEW SUGGESTIONS: l The Senior Class wishes to extend I lo the pupils and teachers of (he 9th grade our most hearty wishes., Through the months we have spent together on schoolyard and in the school building, we have found them to be the best of friends. We wish each of them to enjoy every minute of Xmas. Pat Edwards. Merrv, Merry Christmas to you, the Board of Education, We wish you joy and pleasant cheer, Through Christmas days .nit; all New Year Lula and Louise. Continued on Page 11. r W. AX J UU 1 Aver works all riirht. tlm nnt to hAflll rfpht othprwiSA nnt an Tlien look nftprvniir llvpr RAA that it n.na "smnnth nnri tttAariw". that it Hnpsn't v. kIav! mil on nr rlrlr, aav an.) 'throw th whnlA mttiihlnm ,out of gear. Dr. ThacherV Liver and Blood Syrup Is a Liver Regulator," a Blood Purifier, a Laxative anl a Tonic of 67 years standing; the prescription of an old ( family doctor of large prac- tlPP- ft Btandard t- ri ,1 . . ........ .w.iiLuj tut the whole family from the vimuiru io me grand parents. ''About thrnn vevira am. T aau all run down Id health, weiglml lw ""I 'us., aim gelling worse , evny day. I hogan the use of I DP. TllAnni'ii'S t.fvro i BLOOD SYItUP, and today I am thankful to Bay that I'm in perfect health, and weigh 153 I "" miriuuie my good health to thA ii. i most wonuerrul modlcine- I UK. THACHERV LlVr.fl AND i I.I.IMI HYHIIIV l.,..t......l I joins me in riwwinun.llM A THACHEB MEDICINE CO. CaattaaMfa, ienn.B U.S. Shirts Hats Suitcases Neckwear Carters iiaincoats Gloves , Underwear . Suspenders - fandkfrchiefs , Walking slicks Pelts liafid&aos . Knitted mufflers Collar bags Clothes il Sweaters Socks 1 1 i m mmmrwmmm Bright, snappy ties from 50c to $3.00. Hats from $3 to $15. Knitted wool gloves $1.50; other gloves $1 to $4.50. LET US HELP YOU SELECT YOUR XMAS GIFTS DOCKERY-McNAiR CLOTHING CO. The Fish go into the bag NOT INTO THE NAME, IN ROYSTER'S FERTILIZER TRADE MARK REGISTERED IOYSTER" ft lERTIUZER' Farmers who want fish in their fertilizer can be sure of getting it by insisting on Royster's, the original Fish Fer tilizer. We have been successful in securing ample sup plies of fish and will be able to fully meet the demands of the trade for this popular ammoniate. Ask for Royater'a The Fertilizer that Made Fish Scrap Famous K F. S. ROYSTER GUANO CO. Norfolk, Va, Richmond, Va. Lynchburg, Va. Tarboro.N.C Charlotte, N. C. Washington, N. C. Columbia, S. C Spartanburg S. C Atlanta, Ga. Macon, Ga. Columbus, Ga. Montgomery, Ala. Baltimore, Md. Toledo, Ohio For sale by S. Biggs
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