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Rockingham Post-Dispatch, Richmond County, N. C. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1927
OFF TO SCHOOL
Where Young Folks Are Going.
To State University:
McLean Leath
Thomas Leath
Jim Bell
Red Price
Clay Bell
Nick Dockery
Robert Cole
Sam Silverstein
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COTTOH
Radiator
WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE FOL
LOWINd PLACES IN
RICHMOND COUNTY
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Hamlet Gin & Supply Company, Hamlet
L. M. Massey Gin'
G. B. Myers
Willie Langley
M. L. Altman (N
Marston
i Hoffman
Osborne
& S. Depot) Ellerbe
B. C. Ellerbe (Rockingham Depot)
Rockingham
Advances made on both optional and
seasonal pools
A. D. ENNETT
Phone 205
, District Supervisor
Laurinburg, N. C.
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FRONT STORES
The South's Greatest Grocery Organization
HERE'S VALUE FOR YFl
COLONIAL or MISSION
SLICED PEACHES, No. 1 can
To Wake Forest College:
Jesse Phifer
Clarence Phifer
Marion Lee Hinson
T. Berry Liles
Walter Covington.
Maurie Cree.
Duke University:
John Thomas
Jordan Sullivan
Fred Rainwaters
University of S. C:
Robert M. Covington.
N. C. C. W., Greensboro:
Mary Little Steele
Martha Fletcher Biggs
Sadie Silverstein
Myrtle Porter
Lola May Cockman - I
Ollie May White
Mary Louise Liles
Eleanor Williams
Gladys Jlicks
Johnsie McAulay
Rosa Levine.
Salem Academy, Winston:
Frances Fowlkes. 1
Libby's Sliced Piiieapple, No. 2 can 22c
LIBBY or DEL MONTE
SPINACH, Large can 18c
BROOMS, FOUR STRING 37c
D P. BORAX-SG AP, 6 for 25c
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W;0NIMR or PALACE f - The World's Best Drink I
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Patent or Self Hfeind - ' o 1
12-ib.' 24-lb. 148-11). 4oC
52c $1.00 $1.05 i ;
T . , Tirnr tand o' Lakes
OUT Pride BREAD Sweet Cream
Giant 21o Wrappel Loaf Butter, 53c
IOC Cut from Tub
St. Mary's, Raleigh:
Jennie Wall McRae.
H
Peace Institute, Raleigh
Hester Stephenson
Converse College, Spartanburg:
Fay Cox. 1
Meredith College, Raleigh?
Bruce Gore i
Blondie Mnrsp i
Westhampton College, Richmond:
Rosalie Gore.
Coker College, Hartsville:
Virginia Benton.
EAT
ONE
TO PAY
Modernize your heating plant it's cheaper in
the end and enjoy clean, healthful warmth
while you are paying for it Details gladly and
freely given. Just 'phone, call, or write.
ONLY STANDARD EQUIPMENT USED
All Work Guaranteed
American Ideal
ii Radiators .Boilers
F. S. HASTY & COMPANY
SOUTH HANCOCK STREET, ROCKINGHAM, N. C.
Office phone 131 House phone 116
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Woodbury II " J
Settle Dockery - ' '. " - I
Mrs. Hodgebarger's Private llass, f : " MffW ; - - ' - - W. - l
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Alice Lassiter ' S " - - yltltxv " ) ,;'.v o
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Busck took vibration out of the engine
Now- '
it has taken it out of the road
Now Buick tor 1928 has come forward
with another great contribution to
motoring ccmfort. Buick has taken
vibration out of the road by equipping
every Buick with Hydraulic Shock Ab
sorbers, fron : and rear an added lux
ury that the savings of Buick volume
have supplied.
Let us put a J3uick for 1928 at your dis
posal so you may test this riding com
fort for your: ;elf.
Sedans 1195 to 81995 t Coupes 1195 to 1850
Sport Models 1195 to 155
d?' pJic" f- -!F,".' ch., government tax to be added.
1 he O. M. A. C. financing plan, the most desirable, is available.
WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT, BUICK WILL BUILD THEM
I wish to thank the many friends
for their kindness and sympathy
shown us during the illness and death
of my sister, Sarah Riddle.
May God bless you all.
Londia Riddle.
BU1QK!Q
PEE DEE NO. 1 ITEMS
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Linker are on
a ten days' visit to Mrs. Linker's rela
tives in Conwell, S. C.
Misses Ellen Maske and Monnie
Patterson spent Sunday down in Wolf
Pit visiting friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Jarmon and Mr.
and Mrs. O. B. Melton were in Poik
ton Sunday.
- The announcement of the birth of
a son, Leonard Bruce, to Mr. and
Mrs. Pearl Covington in mapolis
has been received here. Mr. and
Mrs. Covington are former residents
of this place.
Mr. Burley Solomon returned home
atterspendmg the summer with his
brother, Mr. Duke Solomon in Aber
deen. Miss Eunice Covington spent Sun
day at Roberdel with the Misses
Flora and Nettie Thomas, f
Kiro.
MONEY TO LOAN
1 am now able to make additional
loans on real estate in Rockingham
??5 e!ther Vr 10 yea- Having
Placed over $350,000 on real estate
m Hamlet and Rockingham, I can
close acceptable loans for still further
amounts within 15 days fl0m re
ceipt of application. -
lnLCan alfu Place second mortgage
hJL n f prPerty of which 1
have formerly placed first mortgage
M. W. NASH
Hamlet, N. C.
ORDER OF RE.SAi"
JENKINS-TUCKER BUICK COMPANY
M.
Rockingham
L. TUCKER, Manager
Hamlet
THE
APPRECIA'
POST-DISPATCH
ES YOUR PATRONAGE
RICHMOND COUNTY S
entPeUredUaKnt &n rder of Resale
CouS f lt e Clerk of Superior
ourt of Richmond County ' thp un-
the urTlrc- POWer and authority in
W. TJSnd , tr-se vestedy by
Ellerbe
io an order of resale r -j
on Mtlui-tJ
ber, 1927 at 12 o'clock M at the
courthouse door in th TC'li V,6.
We desire to take this public means of expressing
our thanks to the general public for making our Open
ing this week so successful. We are here to render you
efficient service, with values priced from 5 cents to
$2.98 that will make you become a real friend of this
Austin-Clontz chain of stores. We buy cooperatively
FOR LESS, and that is why we can sell to you-for less.
Come in and see our new store, no matter whether
you buy or not. We want to get acquainted.
Sincerely
Dewey H. Turner
Manager for
5c TO $2.98 CHAIN.
In old Long Furniture store Rockingham, N. C.
(Between Fox drug store and Star theatre)
ineham offer for resale to the high
est bidder, for cash, the following
described lands, to-wit:
"Adjoining the lands of Geoige
Coggins, Henry Mason, M. T. Hin
?on, J. M. Dockery and others Begin
ning at the forks of Mason's Spring
Branch and runs dowi, said Spring
Branch the following courses end dis
tances: N. 62 degrees West 14 2-3
poles; N. 48 degrees West 34 poles;
N. 64 degrees West 28 poles; N. 65
degrees West 2.50 chains; South 60
degrees West 8 chains; South 40 de
grees West 2.25 chains; South 70 de
grees W. 6.25 chains; N. 81 degrees
West 6.25 chains; South 75 degrees
West 9.75 chains; N. 52 degrees West
17.25 chains; North 75 degrees West
2.15 chains to Henry Mason's cor
ner; thence North 25 degrees "E. 177
poles to an old Cherry tree ; thence
S. 55 degrees East 115 1-2 poles to
a post oak; thence N. 51 degrees E.
22 poles to Baggett's Branch; thence
' up Baggett's branch the following
courses and distances: E. 4.50
chains North 55 degrees East 4 chains
! to the old Rockingham Road ; thence
iup the old Rockingham Road the fol
lowing courses and distances: - S.
!63 1-2 degrees West 1 chain; S.
43 1-2 degrees West 1.65 ' chains,
South 1 degree West 2 chains;
S. 7 degrees E. 2 chains; S.. 23 'degrees
W. 3.04 chains; South 13 1-4 degrees
W. 4.04 cnains; S- 1-2 degree E. 4.82
chains; S. 16 degrees E. 3.36 chains;
S. 20 3-4 degrees E. 5 chains to a
white -oak; thence S. 27 1-2 degrees
E. 37 poles to the beginning Corner,
at the fork of the Isaac Mason Spring
.Branch ; containing 165 1-2 acres and
being the same land conveyed to
Henry Robinson by J. M. Dockery
and wife, by deed dated Febi-uary
20th, 1918 and recorded in the office
of the Register of Deeds for Rich
mond County in Book 104, at page
405." - : ..' ;:-;:. ..
This is a resale and biddir will
start at $1,050.00.
This Sept. 8th.' 1927.
Chickamauga Trust Company,
Trustee.
Bynum & Henry, Attorneys.
(Sept. 15, 22.)
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