THURSDAY, AUGlj
ST 18, 1927
Rockingham Post-Dispatch, Richmond County, N. C
PAGE FIVE
PROGRAM AT THE GARDEN THEATRE
WEEK OF AUGUST 22
99
MONDAY, AUG. 22:
Raymond Griffith in
"TIME TO LOVE
With Vera Voronina and William Powell. A laugh for every tick of
the clock! A crowded hour of girls and gaiety! Time to Love the time
of your life! When my sweetie's . eyes stop telling lies, then it's time to
Love. When your car you park by a roadside dark, then it's time to Love.
When her old man's voice says I'm his jihoice, then it's Time to Love.
A comedy BUSTER S GIRL FRIEND.
Mat. at 3 p. m.
Adm. 10 and 35c
Night at 7:30 and 9:15 p. m.
TUESDAY, AUG. 23:
(FEATURE PICTURE TO BE ANNOUNCED LAlfcK;
A comedy "THE FABLES." (
Mat. at 3 p. m. Adm. 10 and 35c Night at 7:30 and 9:15
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, AUG. 24 AND 25:
Billie Dove and Lloyd Hughes in
"THE STOLEN BRIDE"
She was a countess proud and beautiful daughter of aristocracy.
He was an orderly son of a peasant. But he stole her from under the
altar and made her like it! The screen's bird of Paradise in her most
3-eorgeous role.
A comedy "TITLE LATER."
Mat. at 3 p. m. Adm. 10 and 35c
Night at 7:30 and 9:15 p. m.
FRIDAY, AUG. 26:
Mnrv Astor and William Collier. JrL in
"THE SUNSET DERBY'
Like a leap in the dark, disgrace
needed his nerve now to show her he
daring to love. "Ride for me, Jimmy!
that Jimmy Burke is a COWARD!"
A comedy "BUSTER'S PICNIC."
Mat. at 3 p. m. Adm. 10 and $5c
LOCAL ITEMS
AND PERSONALS 1
Matter Briefly Mentioned
Little Hap s&ings
Personal Netei
CALL POST-DISPATCH OFFICE
fhone 132
Mr. John W. Cole left Friday for
Washington after spending four I
months here with relatives. I
Miss Augusta Hobbs came from I
Raleigh Saturday to spend ten days i
with Miss Jennie Wall McRae. . 1
WITH
THE CHURCHES
Max and Harry Levine will leave
Sunday for New York and Baltimore
to buy goods for their two stores.
Mrs. J. L. Hawley returned Tues-
day from spending two or
MOUNT GILEAD CIRCUIT
August 21 Eleven a. m. at Wade-
more ; ville Methodist Church; 3:30 p. m. at
-months with her daughter in Montana.
Hebron Methodist Church
Were you at church for the last
Mr. E. H. Aycock returned to his preaching service? If not, can you
duties at the Bank of Pee Dee Mon- afford to miss another service? We
. - -P j i i i i . . . .
day an nuiess oi several uavs neea people wno attend services
with erysipelas. twelve months in the year. Expect-
,T t, , ... , , . 'ing you at church on "time" next
:.7aJ !2e5- Sunday. Come praying.
day) morning to spend two weeks
with her father, A. Levine.
overturning about two miles south
east of Hamlet, on Route 20.The car
turned completely over on its top,
then landed on its side. There were
8 in the car and , no one was really
hurt, other than some abrasions and
scratches. The car doors were not
sprung, and but two windows broken,
which is remarkable for such a turn
over, and going around 40 an hour.
In the car, en route to White Lake
for the day, were Mrs. Robt. Stansill
and baby, Mrs. IJarvey Terry and
baby, Mrs. Minnie Hicks, Mrs. Mattie
Stansill, Alice and Garrett Hicks.
ASKS FOR THEIR PRAYERS
S. W
Mill, S
(Tebe) Steele is now at Fort
C, with Tucker & Laxton,
death, if he missed. He
had the courage to dare and the
for US! Don't let them ever say
Night at 7:30 and 9:15
SATURDAY, AUG. 27:
Yakima Canutt in
"TWO FISTED SHERIFF"
"THE BEAUTY PARLOR" with Al Cooke, Kit Guard, Lorraine Eason,
Thelma Hill and Denny O'Shea.
A comedy.
Open at 1 and continues to 11 pm.
Admission 10 and 25c
COMING ATTRACTIONS:
"THE COWARD." "LONESOME LADIES." "WHITE PANTS
WILLIE." "THE CAT AND THE CANARY." "THE BtJSH
LEAGUER." I
A new reader of the home paper is
Archie T. Nicholson, of Tarboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldridge Manship,
now living in Asheville, spent the
first of the week here.
Born, the night of Aug. 11th, to
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Osteen, in the
Hamlet hospital, a daughter, Nancy
Elizabeth.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lentz, Jr.. of
Ellerbe, announce the birth of a son,
John Lentz, 3rd, at St. Peters hospi
tal, Charlotte.
Mr. and Mrs. R. P. McKeithan re
turned the 12th from a week's stay
at Mountain View hotel, Chimney
Rnck
Mrs J W T.Pak. Pjitt.io. and Mrs.
Vrol. bhipp zanders, oi tne latm Dibert jackson will return Friday
department at Carolina, will in a few from a months visit to Mls Charles
1 T . 1 i 1 4-
aays sau irora nome, wnere ne Pastorfield in New Haven. Conn
the summer in special study.
M. C. Ellerbe, Pastor.
Mt. Gilead, N. C.
D. L. Coppedge asks the prayers
of the good people of the community
for the safe recovery of his wife.
MISS BODDIE INJURED
Mcdonald church
The annual Home Comins' at Mp.
having been recently transferred at I Dnald Baptist church, out in Beaver
conclusion of their Mt. Airy job. j Dam wil1 be held the fourth Sun-
day, at which time the church roll
Miss "Jack" Davis left Tuesday j will be called. The public of all
for Carolina Beach to attend for ten j demominations invited,
days a house-party given by Miss Services at 11, 3 and 7:40 fourth
Friends here will be glad to know
that Miss Sallie Boddie was not seri
ously injured in the bus wreck in
Durham last Sunday afternoon. She
was on her way to visit her sister in
Sanford, on a Durham-Sanford-Ro'ck-ingham
bus, containing 14 passengers.
Just before getting out of .Durham,
Grace Pridgen, of Wilmington. (Sunday, and 11 and 7:30 each day! the bus collided with a car in which
,tnrougn the week. The pastor, Rev.
! ivr n win r;n u j t
Tuesday to resume her work as trim- W.HW " '""l "y . eV
Her friends 1 1 T , -uT ' opeigms'
!ot Hamlet will have charsre of the
! mer at The Hat Shop.
are glad to. have her "home" agani. j
singing.
Misses Ruth and Lottie Porter, of
Dillon, came Monday to visit the J. A.
Porter family. They expect to re
turn to Dillon Friday.
Mr. Ben tJssery motored to Tar
boro last week and brought back to
his home for a visit, his aunt, Mis?
Ella Ussery.
Mrs. John D. Watkins and son,
Charles, returned Wednesday night,
after a visit to her sister in Columbia,
and the week-end at Tybee Beach and
Savannah.
Another new subscriber who is in
terested in the Capt. Everett family
histories now running in this paper
is J. H. Covington, from Hockessiu,
BRASS RULED OUT
Wanted: a few extras, 9:45 A. M.
Sunday.
Apply Berean Religion Foundry, i
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Church School 9:45.
Subject of sermon at 11, "God's
Presence in the World."
Union service at night on Methodist
church lawn.
were a bunch oi negroes, une negro
died a few minuses later. The bus
was turned over and every window
glass broken. 1 he negro's car was
jammed againr!: a phone post and al
most completely wrecked. Miss Bod
die sustained a small scalp wound,
and went to a hospital for the rest of
the day, but was able later to return
to her home.
PIG
CAFETERIA RICHMOND
REALITY
Pigly-Wigly Style.
Marion Lee Hinson has thirty-five
pigs out on the farm really having
meals at their own cafeteria.- Cafe
teria style evidently is very popular
with the pigs for it nearly seems
that their growth is visible. Also
this pig cafeteria is Piggly-Wiggly
tyl3e. They seijve themselves and
save feed and money by rapid grow
th. From the success of this type of
pig feeding one does not hesitate to
predict that Richmond county will
loon have a chain of Piggly-Wiggly
cafeterias.
f If one wants to see Mrs. Palmer,
Marion Lee's mother smile, just ask
ler how the 35 customers of Piggly
CViggly are progressing.
L. L. Osteen
R. H. S.
Julius Keels, for the local store, "cm,v'uc
and E. C. Keels, for the McColl store, Miss RoSa Biggs with mtle Bobbie
went Monday to New York to buy Fetner came from Washington the
goods; they will return next Monday. 10th for a visit of ten days ghe ig
Mrs. R. T. McNair and infant jth the National Geographic Society
daughter, Margaret McQuiston, came m Washington.
home Wednesday from the Hamlet
bosnital. where the little ladv was I
born Aug. 8th.
Spending, this week with their un-
jde, Mr. James Alexander Seawell,
are Joe Seawell, of Union, S. C, and
Mv M r wall 'flnH Mrs J. F. Alec Seawell, of Carthage
Diggs "returned Sunday from Blowing lads are nine years old
Rock where they spent three weeks
at the Wall cottage, with Mrs. Nichol
son and Mrs. Walters.
Both
i
Ybior
Gredit
Is the most valuable resource in business life, and used wisely
it may well prove1 the keynote to
fortune.
Possession of an active Sayings and Checking account with
the Bank of Rockingham entitles many men to credit even as it
reflects credit upon them.
A SAFE INVESTMENT
A checking account with this bank is one of the best invest
ments vou can make. It stands for insurance against loss and
mistakes: it saves time, conserves credit and reduces the tempta
tion to spend thoughtlessly.
We invite personal and household checking accounts, small
as well as large, and pay interest on Savings.
Come In Today
Born, Friday morning, Aug. 12tn,
o Mr. and Mrs. James Horan, a son,
James Wadsworth, Jr. Mrs. Horan
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Ratliff leave was formerly Miss Helen Burroughs,
tomorrow (Friday) for a week's stay Mr' Horan 1S manager of the Fox
at Blowing Rock. They are keeping dru store
house in the D. S. Warburton cottage, j Mrs Rufus Howard and daughter,
on McDonald street. jMathilde, came from Savannah Tues-
i a. Fox isUhavine- the fW r:. ' day nfeht to ; be the guest of Mrs. F.
MY Hobbs house, on Fayetteville Road,
METHODIST CHURCH
Dr. Hawkins preaches at both ser
vices at the Methodist church Sun
day. Morning subject, "A Thorn in the
Flesh." Some of the meanings of
the afflictive experiences of human
life.
At night, "Not Ashamed." These
evening services are held on the lawn,
and are highly enjoyed.
THE NEIGHBORS
HAVE A NEW
CAR- I WISH ,
AFFORD ONE.'.
CAR OVERTURNS, NONE HURT
Dodge Steel Frame Unbroken.
next to hisV two-story dwelling, re
modelled within and without, pre
paratory to moving therein".. shorUy.
W. Leak for a week, when thev will
then visit her mother, Mrs. J. W.
Leak.
Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Helms and Jay
will reach Rockingham tonight
(Thursday) from their trip to Lan
caster, Penn. They left here July
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Whitesell, Miss
Eleanor and their mother, Mrs.
WVlit.PSPll. nf OrppncKnrn cnori 3nn
day and Monday here with Mr. and inJhei Car' and Came back by
Mrs. T. T. Smith.
Rocky Mount.
Mrs. R. L. Waddell and two child-! Misse! ?allie and Ella Davis have
reiurnea nome alter naving visitea
their sister, Mrs. B. R. Yarbrough, in
Kannapolis, and their brother, Mr.
C. W. Davis in Marion, and other
points in Western North Carolina.
ren, of Devereux, Ga., Mr. and Mrs.
Van Carpenter, of Charlotte, are
visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
LA. E. Waddell, at Ellerbe.
Miss Rebecca Fayssoux returned to
Gastonia Wednesday after having
spent two weeks with her sister, Mrs.
W. R. Jones. Miss Virginia Favssoux
will remain here a few. days longer.
Mrs. James Brice returned to her
'home in Greensboro Sunday after a
week's visit here to her parents. Mrs.
Brice, prior to her marriage six weeks
ago, was Miss Gladys Lampley. They
live at 321 Murray street, Greensboro.
Mrs. J. B. Reynolds and Frances
and Jewell left Monday for a week's
visit to Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Reynolds,
at the old home place four miles
The Band of Rockingham
M. w.
B. F. Reynolds, Cashier.
Open till 6 o'clock P. M. on Saturdays.
McRae. President Dr. A. C. Everett, Vice-Pres.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Longman and
two children, of High Springs, Flori
da, came here the 11th for a visit to
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Dumas. Mrs.
Longman was formerly Miss Zoe
Dumas. Mr. Longman is an engineer
on the Seaboard, in Florida.
Dr. W. P. Webb Wednesday night
left for New York, carrying Mrs
Schwartman, the mother of Mr. M.
Schwartzman proprietor of the Un
dersellers jStore, for treatment by
New York specialists. She is suffer
ing from the heart.
Mr. W. E. Harrison left Sunday to
The fact that the Dodge Sedan in
which they were riding is of steel
frame construction doubtless saved
the Hicks-Stansill ladies a serious injury.
Wednesday morning about 10
o'clock the Dodge Sedan, owned by
Miss Mary -Hieks, but being driven by
Mrs. Robt. Stansill blew a rear -tire.
and in some way got beyond control.
You can afford to own
a Ford and have the
same pleasure as the
other fellow whose pay
ing higher prices for
some other make.
And as for a second
hand qar, we have them
at attractive prices and
terms.
Rockingham Motor
Company
207 Wf,WUncton Strt.
Free innertube Free
Just One
the Presbyterian hospital in Char
lotte Aug. 2nd for treatment, and
retui'ned home the 12th.
Mrs. W. W. Covington left Satur
day morning with a party from Row
land, spending Saturday night with
friends in Clinton, S. C, and motor
ing back through hte western part of
the state returning home Monday
night. ' &MM&S&
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EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
Atwater Kent Radio, Sheaf fer Pen and Pencils, bltubeth Arden i ouet reparations,
Nyal Family Remediw
PROMPT COURTEOUS . RELIABLE
We deliver by means of motorcycle quick and sure.
west of Ellerbe. Jewell was taken to pend. this week in the New York mar-
Kets buying goods for his store. He
will return this Saturday. William
Ed. Junior, assistant manager, is in
charge in his absence and he is a
'chip off the old block,' courteous and
attentive.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Wiliams and babv
Wednesday moved into the T. A.
Covington bungalow on South Ran
dolph street. Mr. Williams is a mem
ber of the Wilibuck Chevrolet firm.
The T. A. Covington family Tuesday
moved into the Teacherage, on Ever
ett street.
friends will regret to know that
Mrs. W. N. Everett is this week in
Rex hospital, Raleigh, suffering from
an attack of sciatica. Mr. Everett
is much improved, following an ill
ness in Julyt and is back at his office.
Mrs. I. S. London is still in Raleigh
with her mother, whither she went on
Aug. 2nd.
Leaving Sunday to spend the week
in the mountains, but with Caroleen
as their base, were Misses Lizzie and
Janie Covington, Misses Katie and
Virginia Hicks, George Covington,
Theodore Thomas, all of this commu-
Inity, and William Covington, star
operator for the Christian-King com
pany at Durham.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mcintosh left Satur
day for Greenville, S. C, to spend
some months with her daughter, Mrs.
M. F. Haywood. Miss Allie Mcintosh
is staying here with the Ruf lis Mc
Nair family, and Miss Julia Mcintosh
will go in September to Granite
Quarry to teach. Mrs. T. A. Coving
ton will have charge of the Teacher-
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Saturday,
August
20 th
With every Miller Tire purchased from this
company on Saturday, August 20th, we will give
to you FREE an innertub to match same tire.
W. R Smith & Sons
ROCKINGHAM, N. C.
Phone 96 J. 207 West Washington Street
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It isn't just luck. Our Used
Cars are so consistently
good because we handle
NOTHING BUT.
HORACE M. NEAL, Inc.
Dodge Sales and Service
A USED CAR IS ONLY, AS DEPBNDABL
AS THE- DEALER WHO SELLS IT
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age this year.
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