ROCKINGHAM POST-DISPATCH, RICHMOND COUNTY. N. C.
THtJRSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1938
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' Miss Livingston is Honored
i On Saturday evening, Nov. 5thl
Miss Louise Corpening entertain j
?ed at dinner, at Stewarts Clulp
House, Blewett Falls, honoring
her house guest, Miss Nonie Liv
ingston of Spartanburg.
Those attending were Misses
Nonie Livington, Jessie Steele
Simmons, Eleanor and Sairfac
Dockery, LeGrand Long and Lou
ise Corpening, Marvin Perry, Jh
Powers and Ed Hurst of Hamle
Rev. Robert Man, Warren Be! -anson,
John Farmer, Mr. and Mrs.
C. P. Stewart and Mr. and Mrs.
A. G. Corpening.
Mrs. Walker is Hostess to Club
On Monday afternoon, Mrs.
Roy Walker was hostess to her
Duplicate Club, at her home cn
Ann Street.
Playing Contract at two tables
were Mrs. Fred. Bynum, Mrs. W.
R. Jones, Mrs. W. N. Everett, jk,
Mrs. A. B. Brannon, Mrs. T. p.
Leak, Mrs. Lynwood Fowlkes,
Mrs. Roy Walker and Miss Eliza
beth Cole, guest of the Club,
Tea at Dicks' Home
On Wednesday afternoon Mj-s. I
Kooert Jr. jjicks ana attractive
daughter, Mrs. Richard Mullow-
ney of Bronxville, N. Y., and Mrs.
George Blanton, Jr., of Salisbury,
were joint hostesses at a lovely
tea, at the Dicks home on Leak
Street.
About forty guests called be
tween the hours of 4-5.
Idlehour Club's Supper with
Mrs. Boggan
The members of the Idlehour
Club enjoyed a Dutch Supper at
the home of Mrs. Louis Boggan
November 5th.
Bingo was played with each
member 1 reviving ; an attractive
souvenir..; ; ?;'; . .; '
A deKciMs supper of byster
stfctkktiSi fruit cake., feoffee.
and TTifi&hkte served t Mrs.
HarvevSmifeiMrs. W. W. Hooks.
Mrs. L. M Williams, Mrs JxJ; J.
Huggins, 1fec. W. Hartley, Mrs.
George Neill, Mrs. Frank Sirigle-
ton) and Mrs. Louis Boggan.
Mrs. Wv R. Jones left Monday
evening for Jacksonville Beach,
Fla.. to visit her brother, Mr.
Percy Fayssoux and Mrs. Fays-
SOUX.
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ROCKINOHAM.W.C. :
Monday and Tuesday J Another Big One!
Deanna : Durbin and Jackie Cooper in
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with Melvyri Douglas,
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Also 2 Reel Spec
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Odd Occupations in
Wednesday only
Kay Francis, Geo. Brent m
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Saturday Bun All DaV.
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All Star Cast ih 'SONS
A Double Program
3 Stoogies. Cartoon
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PERSONALS
U. D. C. MEMORIAL
HONORS 42 WOMEN
Large Gathering Present at Ex
ercises at Confederate Women's
. Home at Fayetteville.
Fayetteville, Nov. 6. A large
gathering, including many lead
ers of the United Daughters of
the Confederacy from various
parts of the State, this afternoon
witnessed the unveiling of the
monument to the 42 women of the
Confederacy who are buried at
the North Carolina Confederate
Woman's Home here.
The monument was a gift from
the North Carolina Division of
the U. D. C. and was presented
by Mrs. John Huske Anderson of
Raleigh, division president, to
Mrs. E. R. MacKethan, president
of the J. E. B. Stuart Chapter,
who in turn made e presenta
tion to Charles G. Ro-,e, chairman
of the board of directors of the
State-owned home
Mrs. Anderson paid tribute to i
Mrs. MacKethan for proposing ,
the erection of the memorial.
She was presented by Mrs. J.
Ed. Woodard of Wilson, past
gtate president Another past
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president who was presented was
Mrs. R. E, Little of Wadesboro,
who was division president when
the home was built and was pre
sent at its opening in 1915.
The granite stone was unveiled
bv little Marguerite Grady,
grand-daughter of the late Mrs.
Hunter G. Smith, founder of tne
home, and little Thomas Wooten,
Mrs. Anderson's grandson. It
was draped! with a large silk
Confederate flag. The graves in
the home cemetery had been de
corated with red and whitev flow
ers by members of the Junior
Auxiliary " of the J."E. B. Stuart
Chapter.
u Attending the unveiling from
Rockingham were Mrs.' B. F.' Pal
mer, Mrs. N: Everett, Mrs. J.
W. Leak and Mrs. Sue Covington.
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Mrs. R. F. Brewer, of . Johnson
City, Tenn., arrived todayy Thurs-
day, to visit her sister, Mrs. Fan
nie Thomas.
Miss Louise T Corpening i and
Miss Nonie Livington of Spar
tanburg, students at Duke Uni-
versity, were - week-end guests, of
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WEEK OF
Nov. 14 to 19
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Color Romance Road
Color and News.
Thursday and Friday
Morning Show Thursday
Rogers & Fairbanks, Jr. in
'HAVING A WONDERFUL
TIME ;
Double Feature.
in 'PHANTOM TRAIL.'
OF THE LEGION
You-Will isnjoy.
and Lone Ranger.
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Affairs of Particular
Interest to Women
Conducted by
Mrs. Jessie Steele Simmons
Mrs. Stewart's Party for Niece
Mrs. James Stewart served a
birthday dinner Monday night,
honoring her little nieces, Sara
Ema Scisom of Gastonia, who was
five" years old that day. A pretty
white cake with five pink candles
and holders made a lovely center
for the table. Only a few little
friends of Sara Ema were invited
The little lady received many
useful and attractive gifts. She
will be with Mr. and Mrs. James
Stewarf on Wesc Washington St.
until after Christmas.
George Sullivan of Duke Uni
versity spent the week-end at
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Griffin and
John Little of Duke University,
spent Sunday here with Mrs.
Griffin's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred. Bynum.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith of
Durham, and Mrs. Bettie Mincy
f Hillsboro were visiting in the
me OI oumvan ana mrs.
Jbileanor Miner tnis past weeK-
end.
Edgar Davis, Jr., and John B.
LeGwm, students at Duke Univer-
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city with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Edgar Davis and Mrs. Mary
McC. LeGwin.
Mrs. F. M. Morris, Jr., and in
fant daughter, Janella Louise,
came from the Wadesboro hos
pital Thursday to the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. L.
Ussery, to stay two weeks.
Miss Ruth Anderson of' Ruth-
erf ordton, teacher in the school
at Angier, N. C, and Miss Jessie
Steele Simmons, student at Duke
University spent last week-end
with Mr.'-and Mrs. Robert Sim
mons. Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Bynum, will
- Heae Friday for Atlanta spend
biie w ct5.K.-c ii u auu see me
ma-Georgia Tech game. ; Fred.,
Jr., . a student at Darlington
School for Bovs Rome. Ga.. will
join his parents in Atlanta for
the week-end.
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Your Dependable Gaih
and Credit Jewelers.
$1.00 down - $1.00 a week
Little' Theatre.
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Monday and Tuesday
Jeanette McDonald, Joe Brown in
"Lottery Bride"
Also Not Guilty- Enough.'
Wednesday and Thursday
Jack Holt in
"REFORMATORY"
Also 2 Comedies and Wild Bill.
Fri. & Satl Double Feature :
Bob Baker in "
"Outlaw Express"
Monte Blue 'and Herman Brii in
"A Millioii tb Qne"
Comedy and Serial.
Griff in-Bynum
Lovely Rockingham Girl Married.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
Williamson Bynum
announce the marriage of their
daughter
Eva Page
to
Mr. Gerald Laurence Griffin
on Saturday, the twenty-fifth of
, June
Nineteen hundred and thirty-eight
Sacred Heart Chapel
Danville, Virginia
Miss Bynumvis the only daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Bynum
and the grand daughter of Mrs.
Henry A. Page and the late Mrr
Page of Aberdeen. She attended
Randolph-Macon College, Lynch
burg, and Duke University, where
she was graduated in June, 1937.
She spent a year at Kathrine
Gibbs, completing a Secretarial
course, and now holds a position
in Durham with the Duke Hospi
tal.
Mr. Griffin is
late Mr. and Mrs. "Vincent Griffin
of New York City. He received
his education at Dean Academy
and Duke University where he
will receive his degree in Janu-
ar:
Mr. and Mrs. Griffin are mak-
ing-their home in Durham.
TILLERY-ROOT
Paul Allen Tillery and Miss
Sadie Robards Root will be mar
ried at 11 a. m. Nov. 22nd in
Christ Church, Raleigh. Mr.
Tillery is a former member of
Rockingham Civitan club, and
lived in Hamlet for some months.
Miss Root is a daughter of Dr.
Albert Smades Root of Ralegih.
Supper at Ledbetters
There will be a supper served
at the Ledbetter Church on Fri
day evening, Nov. 11th at six
o'clock. Chicken stew and fried
fish will be the main items in the
menu.
The proceeds will be used for
the benefit of the Church. Every
one is cordially invited.
Armistice Program at
Grammar School
; On Friday morning, . Nov. 11th,
at 11 o'clock, there will be an
Armistice Program at the Rock
ingham Grammar: School. The
public is cordially invited to at
tend:"
Dave C. Ussery, of Statesville,
spent the- week-end with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Us
sery, of Route 2.
THIS "PURITAN
COFFEE SERVICE
IS PURE COLONIAL
Breakfast cup or demi-tasse will
gain flavor served from this
Gorham Sterling coffee service. -The
Coffee cot. sugar and cream
ore $50. The tray, 10" diameter
$20.
Complete $70
T. R. HELMS & SON
Cash and Credit Jewelers
ROCKINGHAM, N. C. ....
"The Best by Test
is a well-knowh slogan
It can apply with equal truth
to the purchase of groceries.
And ; so-called cheap price of
necessity cannot go with qual
ity that requires a higher price
to produce We make price
and quality go hand in hand.
We handle standard line and
we appreciate your business.
When we can serve you with
groceries, meats, fruits, etc,
command us. We deliver
promptly.
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Grocer Phone 274
Three -things that cause ready
laughter are -good health," a cheer
4fur disposition arid pretty teeth.
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RED CROSS CALL
Annual Drive for Renewal and
"; New Members Starts Monday,
14th. Goal is 500 Members for
1939.
The annual Roll Call for new
and renewal memberships into
that great humanitarian organi
zationthe Red Cross starts
next Monday, Nov. 14th. ' '
Rev. Robt. Man is in charge
of the drive for the Rockingham
chapter, of which Mrs. A. A,
Walker is chairman. Mr. Man
and two dozen assistants met at
the Presbyterian church the night
of Nov. 3rd and completed final
plans for the campaign.
The public is urged to respond
to the membership appeal. The
cost is $1 and helf of this re
mains in the local chapter treas
ury for local emergencies.
So join and feel that you are
a part of the Red Cross. If you
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the son of theiser, give your name and dollar
to Mr. Man or Mrs. Walker. The
goal is 500 members. It ought
easily to be reached.
B. & L. ESSAY CONTEST
The building, savings and loan
associations of North Carolina
will use newspapers as the ad
vertising medium for announcing
and advertising the Slogan Con
test, which the associations will
run from Nov. 7th through Nov.
30th.
$200 in prizes will be awarded,
consisting of $100, first prize;
and 20 prizes of $5 each, for a
slogan of not more than 12
words suitable for use by the
building, savings and loan asso-
ciations. The North Carolina,
Building & Loan League at Ral-
eigh is working out the details
of the contest which will be
open only to residents of North
Carolina.
All of the building, savings
arid loan associations in the state
are co-operating in this state
wide contest and will have entry
blanks available at the offices of
the associations.
J. B. Williams of North Wilkes
boro, ; is Chairman of the Keesler
'Memorial Committee which ( has
charge of this , contest.
You can get blanks for this
contest by applying to A. G. Cor -
pening at tne local u. c i. onice. Sunday morning was sponsored
" .'. . ' ,,. . - ' , - -- -- . by the Hamlet - Club, at which
Man is that peculiar animal. Misg White lead the informal dis
who can get a good hearty laugh ( cussion.
out of pictures in an old family. Attending the day's session
album and then look m the mir-
ror without much of a grin.
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Groceries
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Armistice? Supper
World War Vets
All White Veterans in County
Invited to Barbecue Friday
j Night at Khowlen Club-lodge.
, There will - be a supper, also
good speaking and music, at the
HI B. Knowlen Club House at
Ledbetter's-pond, on Friday even
ing, Nov. 11, 1938, with supper
at six o'clock, given by the Am
erican Legion Posts of Ellerbe,
Hamlet and Rockingham.
Every World War veteran in
Richmond County is invited to
attend, and ' those who have not
already enrolled are requested to
come prepared to -do so. This
will be the last day on which the
20th Anniversary Coin can be
given for the. payment of 1939
dues. --
The road will be marked by
arrow, beginning at the Log
Cabin service station at the air
port. Follow the arrow and you
will have no trouble in finding
the place. '
Zebulon Gibson,
Adjutant.
B. & P. CONFERENCE HELD
AT PINEHURST NOV. 5-6
Rockingham Club Hosts at
Luncheon.
The Mid-Year Conference , of
the N. C. Federation of B. & P.
Women's Clubs was held at the
Carolina Hotel in Pinehurst on
Nov. 5th and 6th.
The Rockingham Club sponsor
ed the luncheon Nov. 5th, and
decorated the tables with mari
golds and chrysanthemums from
Richmond County. Favors such
as turkeys made from pine cones,
peanuts from J. E. . Haywood,
fi about ' Rockingham print-
ed bv the Post-Dispatch, pro
grams printed by the City Print
ery, arid dress goods and fabrics
made by, Entwistle, Hannah Pick
ett and Steele's Mill made into
booklets, advertising these dif
ferent mills were given each of
the 75, ladies 1 attending the lun
cheon; "At the banquet that night
jviiss Jiariene yvnixe, our wauouai
jf resiaent, was guest Bpeanci ,
gave very interesting details of
her trip abroad to attend the
i11(iftnpU s tri August.
j The i Inierriational "Breakfast
alld the banquet from Rocking
ham were Miss Kathleen Hicks,
Miss Ethel Mowry, Miss Evelyn
Story, Mrs. Bettie Seawell, Mrs:
Ella Napier. Going for the ban
quet were Mrs. D. C. Thrower,
Mrs, Ella Napier, Miss Johnsie
Jenkins, and Miss Fleeta Greene
of Aberdeen. '
Fred. Doing Nicely at Darlington
,Fred. Bynum, son of Hon. F. W.
Bynum. of Rockingham, and a
member of the senior class at
Darlington School, Rome, Geor
gia, is making an excellent rec
ord at that institution. He has
made the Upper Ten, an honor
conferred on the basis of scholas
tic achievement. Fred., whose
nrsi year mis is at uariington,
is also . a member of the Junior
Varisty football vjteam!
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