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LOCAL ITEMS
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Matters Briefly Mentioned
little Happenings
Personal Notes
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scription in arrears? Look at it.
Bom, Nov. 15th, to Mr. and Mrs.
E. A. Covington, Fayetteville, Route
7, a daughter, Mary Helen.
Prof. C. L. Newman, formerly of
State College, has been secured as
farm demonstration agent for Scot
land county. He will begin his work
January 1st.
Mi. M. L. Morrison, of Pee Dee,
over in Anson, was in town Satur
day, literarlly as "chirp as a crick
et. Mr. Morrison was born June
12, 1887, but one would not judge
him to be over 70. He was in the
Confederacy in Co. B, 33rd regiment,
Lane's Brigade.
Trinity College tied New York
university in New York last
Saturday 77. Our own Reid
Garrett played the entire game,
even though his dislocated shoul
der and bum knee are not healed.
Trinity plays Wofford at Spar
tanburg today (Thanksgiving.)
The November issue of the
Web-Foot Cadet. rjuhlishpH at-
Hendersonville by Scott Thomas,
has an article by Mrs. L. P. Rus
sell on "the largest book in the
world" the huge tire signs of
the U. S. Tire Co. And also
Charlie Russell's "The Trouba
dour" in which is depicted the
life of Wat Hines.
Mrs. Douglas Walters, left Wed
nesday morning for a davs' stav
at Salisbury.
Mrs. A. G. Corpening and lit
tie Louise are spending this
week in Raleigh. Miss Altie
Corpening is visiting at the Cor
pemng home now,
Mts. John C. Dockery and chi
dren, Nicholas, John C. Jr
T-i M mm . .
Eleanor and fan-lax. will soend
the week-end in Raleigh with
Mrs. Dockery 's parents.
Tom Guthrie, of the University
spent the week-end at home. He
brought Jack Bennett to Wades-
boro frnday night, where on Sat
urday the latter was operated
upon for appendicitis
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Fowlkes
and son expect to move into
M 1 . . ...
tneir pretty new brick veneer
bungalow, at corner of Green
and Lawrence streets, next Mon
day. They are moving their
furniture in this week.
Mrs. J. Rufus Howard, in Savan
nan.
Mrs. T. L. McRae spent three
days last week in Charlotte
where she had her tonsils re
moved. The Woman's Club will meet
Thursday, Dec. 8th. instead of
the 7th, as incorrectly given on
the program.
R. F. Lowe resigned as Carrier
for the Hamlet city delivery
some weeks ago, and is now
traveling for the Eagle Supply
Co.
Among the many out-of-town
people here for "The Birth of a
Nation" Monday nitrht was Edi
tor G. J. WatSOn. Of the Morven
Sentinel.
Mrs. W. L. Maulden came
rom Greenville. S. C on Werl.
nesday of last week to visit Mrs.
Lstella Cameron and her father
ex-sheriff Smith. Dr. Maulden
comes tonight (Wednesday) for
a lew days stay.
Spending the nicht at the
Rockingham Hotel Sundav nie-ht
was J. R. Hopkins, en route from
the North to Atlanta. Mr. Hor
kins is the inventor, discoverer
"!- IV.,I. - 1 A ' t
ji uitmei ui wnai is Known as
'No Kink" a concoction that is
quite popular among the colored
Social
(Contributed)
Will be clad to welrnme Mies
Turner back to Rockingham,
even for so short a time.
Mrs. A. C. Everett celehraterl
in honor of Dr. Everett's birth
day this week with a family din
ner, and a few close friends of
the Doctor's.
Prof. Mitchell, Miss Capel, and
Miss Profit, of the Ellerbe Hieh
School, and Misses Pat and Mam
ie Monroe, of the Rohanen
School, are attending the Teach
ers' Assembly in Raleigh this
week. They made the trio
through the country in Prof.
Mitchell's car.
The North Carolina Confer- Population
ence, in session at New Bern last
week, availed itself of the new Roberrlei PAr.nni.
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women eaual richts with men . .Mr-bnernl Reynolds and sister
by electing Mrs. J. LeGrand Ev- M,!s ?essie' the week-end
:.... r t . . . IWltn their narento Mr mA lf
ereit. or KockinEman-L as its first- " " 1 "" mts
a , I I D D. Ij.
woman delegate to the General " v
Conference whirh meetc nnvH Mrs. Nel ho Cmnrh nnrl n;
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May at Hot Springs, Arkansas. Maggie Stogner have returned
inisisa distinct nonor to our irum a visit to wi mineton
townslarlv anrl a HecerveH nno I : e
. . -" miss rean iovinffrnn is m
I r v in
Watt Davis is njw connected Char,otte for a few days she will
siup over at Monroe on her re
If YOU find it Hard to live Within your
income, how do you expect your
WIFE to get along WITHOUT it?
PAYNE TODAY?einedy' Him
Tomorrow Man Be Too Late!
"HONESTLY ITSHE BEST POLICY"
k$ks, Lodge
turn home
wut Ktus uasitet Dan team m
improving rapidly: thevexnert tn
piay lillerbeone day this week
We are glad to renort that Mr
J. K. Williams, who has been
quite sick for some time, is im
proving.
The fruit suDDer at Mr T T
Hudson's Saturday nierht was a
success. Everyone enjoyed the oc
casion.
Mr. N. A. McNeill returned
home. Sunday after spending two
weens in Hamlet.
Mr. Edwards, of Crumnler. has
been here for the past week giv
ing lectures to the Masonic
The Rockingham Library Com
mittee has arraneed for the rhil.
dren nf tk imvn
. ., wm iu uoyc me, tvn. ueorge s. Steele has re-
pi.v,,eKeora story nour" in the turned from Lake Waccamaw
nurarynau every baturday af- where he has been on a deer
n o clock. I hunt, bringing with him nice
Mrs. Lucy P. Russell and Mrs. i deer meat.
T. L. Covington (Mrs. Sue Thorn-! Mie V- . . . n ,
as Covington) have volunteered ! Jfffifft ?S hoSA
to give the children this delight- ?ehkM"1 Bnde and
ful entertainment every Satur-! Rk Pa? 0n Tuesday aft"
day afternoon. The Librarian Tn " cl'? compliment to
asks that the parents who wish IS, "Z recent
their children to mlnv fVioco
; Dnae. m the conclusion of sev-
esal hard-fought rubbers the
CA- -J ri ...
cat us wne iaKen up and refresh
ments in two courses were
served to Mesdames Henry, Har-
vev Terrv Pimmu Cfi - i
The many friends of Mr. Alex ; Smith, Misses Ruth Harrison
Monroe are delighted to give j Emma Grey Ledbetter, Alma
him the glad hand of welcome Sparger, of Greensboro, guest of
back to Rockingham. Durim? 1 Mrs S 3 Qtooio rw..u. r
o . . wvv.., wutua vyttttuiiu,
several years he has been orated Rdith Hrmonri ii.i...'
lu I , . I JcaiicLi'dlllCV UC-
m Charlotte and later in Colum-, tavia Scales, bei ta West, Laura
u o. . rtiex nas nnanyaecid- f age bteele, Hallie, Marie and
cu mere is no piace Detter than Florence Covington
Rockingham.
Mrs. M. B. Leath was a delight- j
ful hostess to the members of the j Fruit Cake $2 5Q
Rook club and severa sner-a
guests on last Saturday after-! ou can buV a five-pound fruit
noon. The home was beautifully i cake for 2-50 at E- B. Liles.
decorated with yellow chrvsan-! adv
themums
ifternoon. The Lil
:hat the Darents wh
their children to eniov these
stories, told by these lady
perts, will see that the children ,
come promptly at the timei
named.
NOTICE!
We, the undersigned land owners, for
bid any and all rersons from hunting
with gun or dog or trespassing in anyway-
whatever on our lands in Rockingham
Township. Violators will be punished to
the full en tent of the law:
John W Lassiter
Robert L Steele
J Gus Covington
T C Covington
Jess B Covington
Z O Ellerbe
R L Nichols
R T Nichols
A C Nichols
Mrs. J C Docker
W P McRae
Henry C Wall
W E Covington
P S Covington
John C Ellerbe
Mrs. Mollie E Cole
J H Nichols
J C Nichols
W C Nichols
T C Leak, Agent
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for d Home Investment
paytntf dividends
every J months.
yo to
YcidMn River
Power Co.
As the guests arrived,
they were given attractive score . We nonestly believe our hat
cards, dfrecting them to their 5"? J0'88 much
place at one of the ten tables . SfS "WM ,com'
At the conclusion of the game, ' McNair Clothing Co. advt
ine nostess, assisted by Mrs
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Wood for Sale.
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Hotel. Howard T. Helms.
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Throughout the year, the Photograph
you give this Christmas will stand
as a constant reminder of your
loving thoughtfulness.
Morgan's Studio
ROCKINGHAM
(Over Ford Strrice Station)
"A MAN'S HOME"
Oil Monday and Tuesday,
Nov. 28th 29th.
STAR THEATRE
E.
A. Allen, and Misses Jamie and
Elizabeth Cole, served delicious
refreshments consisting of chick
en salad, beaten biscuits, cheese
straws and coffee, followed by
orange sherbert and cake.
Mrs. Jesse H. Page is exDected
on baturday to spend sometime
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S
W. Steele. Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Dunlap, of Ansonville, will ac
company Mrs. Page to Rocking
ham for the day.
Messrs. George Coggin, Tete
Steele, and Misses Gaither and
Sheridan motored to Statesville
and spent the week-end with
Miss Bernice Turner.
Mrs. John Watts returned
Tuesday night from Laurens.
whither she has been the guest
of Judge Watts.
Mrs. W. R. Jones entertained
the members of the Duplicate
Bridge Club Tuesday afternoon.
Autumn flowers were used
throughout the house. At the
conclusion of s series of verv en
thusiastic rubbers the cards were
laid aside and a delicious two
course collation of creamed chick
en in patties, fruit salad, cheese
straws, saltines, pickle, hot cof
fee topped with whipped cream,
followed by pineapple ice, cakes.
Present were: Mesdames Walter
Parsons, Tom McRae, W. N. Ev
erett, Isaac London, Henry Wall
and visitor, Mrs. Douglas Wal
ters, R. R. Simmons, W. N. Ever
ett, Jr., J. M. Ledbetter, Jake
Hinson, Willie Fowlkes, Maurice
Purvis, Fairley Long, Misses
Rosa and Jennie Parsons, Kath
McDonald. This was the first
meeting of the Fall and thorough
ly enjoyed by all who availed;
themselves of the invitation.
Mr. T. C. Leak was accom-i
panied to Fayetteville Wednes- !
day by Mrs. Leak to attend tie1
Fox Hunters' Convention, now
in session in that city.
The friends of Mr. & Mrsjohn
Armistead will be sorry to learn
that their little daughter.Coroline
Armistead, who is visiting with
Mrs. Armistead in Atlanta.devel-
oped scarlet fever last Sunday.
News from the bedside of the lit
tle patient is to the effect that she
is doing as nice as could be ex
pected; so far she has no com
plications. Miss Bernice Turner is expect
ed this (Wednesday) night from
Statesville to spend the Thanks
giving holiday with Mr. and Mrs.
T. R. Helms. Her many friends
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Special Notice
Giant tires ars now being sold from a Giant
tire statiou at West Rockingham.
Giant tires are guaranteed to give you 6000
miles.
?SXQXRAb' FaSric ,r Non-Skid .$ 7.95
31x4 joyn
32x4 ' T 1340
34x4 ' " rg v
35x4 20:25
We sell Cord tires also, in any size, at a big reduction.
All tires sold less 5 per cent discount for next thirty days.
The Giant Tire Station
J. H. YATES, Prop. w.lt R0,itj..t.m
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