PAGE SIX
ROCKINGHAM POST-DISPATCH. RICHMOND COUNTY. N. C.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 1946
Smithey's Car Damaged.
.Last week Henry C. Smithey
bought a new 1946 Pontiac from
Penegar Motor Co. Sunday
night he and Mrs. Smithey
and Mr. and Mrs. Heath Pene
gar, were out riding in the new
car. When near Morgan's tour
ist camp, 5 miles northeast on
Highway No. 1 a car. from
the rear tried to go around the
Smithey car at a rapid rate of
speed, and evidently cut back
in too sharply, thus side-swip
ing the left front fender. The
driver of the other car was
Harold Gilliland, 34, of Char
lote ; his car continued for 99
yards into a corn field; no one
was injured. The damage to
the new Pontiac will be around
$150, to say nothing of the men
tal stress at having a brand
new car thus mis-treated.
Gilliland was put in jail,
but was released June 18th
under $300 bond so he could
continue on to Ft Bragg: he
will have a hearing June 25th.
Johnny Lentz at Bethesda.
Johnny F. Lentz Jr., son of
peach Lentz of Ellerbe, is now a
Hospital Apprentice 1-c in the
N- N. Medical Center at Beth
esda, Maryland. " Je expects to
be discharged in August, and
then re-enter Duke this fall as
a Soph.
Presbyteriajns Sunday.
Rev. Homer Spencer this Sun
day will b at- the Roberdel
Presbyterian church, at il, and
Cameronian cnurch at 8 p. m.
subject, "Facing Life's Reali
ties."
Thompsori-Ni
Rev. and Mrs. A. T. Williams
of Hemingway, S. C, announce
th ; marriage of their daughter,
Mrs. Carrie B. Nichols, to Mr.
Cnester H. Thompson Sr-, of
Rockingham on June 15th at
Bennettsville, by John F. Ken-
ney.
!drs. Thompson was dressed
in a complete navy blue outfit
wii h gold accessories and she
wore a corsage of red rose buds.
Only the immediate families
were present. Mr. and Mrs.
Thompson are away on a trip
to various parts of the Caro
limis. They will be at home in
Rockingham after June 24th.
Pee Dee Mills vs
Cheraw Saturday.
The Pee Dee mills team will
play the strong Cheraw team at
the high school here in Rocking
ham at 4 p. m. this Saturday.
The local Bus company will op
erate a special bus for the game,
leaving the Mcintosh store at
3:30.
FOR SALE
For sale, peanut parcher and
pop-corn popper.
Charlie White.
Phone 198-J
LESPEDEZA HAY
For sale, Lespedeza hay.-
Dan Gore, Rockingham Feed
Store.
Pvt. R. G. McDonald's Paper.
Billy is sending the paper now
to Private Robert G. McDonald,
whose address is 76th Qm.
Training Co., 14th Battalion,
Camp Lee, Va. Robert was in J
the group of six inducted last
May 22nd; he was 23 last April
4th.
Next Door to
Richmond Theatre
tJ,u t LvJ I IM J
BONNY BLUE
COAL
". Rockingham Ice Co.
TmWMSwiH not detract
from the smartness of this
Elgin DeLuxe.The beauty
of its dean lines reflects
the true American styling.
AN IL6IN DI LUXI he will
show with pride and trust
for accuracy. Has easily
rtad dial, sturdy strap.
YOU'LL U CLAD YCU wait
ed for an Elgin. There are
not enough ye$ for every
one but each one, like thist
is! worth, waiting for. See
them now. '
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Postyar Studebaker on Display Here
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Mt. Plrasant SS Metho. 200
Weil Bros., Memphis 150
Cartledge Creek
Sunday Scnool , v ; ' : 150
' Ellerbe Presbyterian
Sunday, School .. 114.50
Charles Benoist 100
Fred W. Rainwater 100
Lions club, Ellerbe 100
H. A. Thompson 100
The miirJiadioeiiflsed 1947 Studebaker. described an 'th firat vmnm nnatm antnmnk!Ii.M fvnn
traced on diply at dealer showrooms here. Lower and wider bodies, re-engineered weight distribution
that adds imineasurably to riding safety and comfort, mechanical adrances that include self-adjusting
brakes and stronger rbof-cecLion frames are among the many bighspots. Pictured above is the four-door
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I wish to thank you for the fine vote you gave me on
May 25th, and I am looking forward to your continued
support on June 22nd.
If elected, I will make every effort to justify your
confidence in me.
In advance, I wish
OPPOSED TO WINE
Asks your vote for Commissioner
from Wolf Pit in June 22nd primary.
Most of you know that I ant in the second race for
County Commissioner from Wolf Pit township. ,
I wish to thank the good people for the nice support
that you gave me on May th, and if you see fit to vote
for me on June 22nd, and nominate me for the office, I
shall endeavor to serve the people to the best of my -ability.
In regard to the Wine question that has arisen, 1
want the people to know that I am opposed to it and al
ways will be or any other issue that may come up that
is not for a clean, government.
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My Motto is for a clean and sound government.
I sincerely solicit your support.
THANK YOU,
JULIAN P. GADDY
L.
MEMORIALS
Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Rivers 100
Cox's Store 100
Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Canipe 100
Dr. R. T. Nichols 100
Mr. and MrsR. L.
Nichols and family 100
Labouisse & Crouch ,... 100
W. S. McRae ' ,,, 100
Harris McRae 100
Mr.-Mrs. W. H. Parker 100
"Ellerbe Lions Club 100
Harris McRae 100
S. H. Richardson . - 100
Mrs. Florence Dawkins 100
Roy Newton 100.00
Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Parker , " : ' ' ' ; - ' ' 100
R'ham Fire Dept. 50.00
Webb's Store, employees 67
Mrs. Lucy Parsons 50
H. E. Duvall 50
Mrs. W. A. Wentz , ; - " 50
J. W. Jones , 50.00
Mrs. Caroline C. Thomas 50.00
Mr. and Mrs. J. L.
Walker
In Memory of Loved Ones
for Memorial Hospital
L. A. Donahue Jr.
Miss Janie and Mamie
Baldwin , ,.
J. D. McLean
Dan Allen ,, . ...
L. J. Bell ?.
Robert S. Leak in
memory of wife
2000
Mrs. John D. Chalk and
Mrs. W. Sinclair Stewart
in memory of parents,
Mr.-Mrs. H. C. Watson 1000
Leak-Parsons Co., for
W. L. Parsons Jr. $1,000
Rotary Club, in memory
deceased members 'L. 1,000
Mr. and Mrs. Walter S.
Covington in memory of
Walter S. Covington Jr.
Mrs. Pearl Pearson
in memory of husband,
W. S. Pearson
Mrs. Sam S. Steele
for husband
Sani S. Steele
Grade 9-A, with Miss
Sara Rice, teacher
W. A. Reynolds
D. A. Connell ,.,",,;
Mrs. LeGrand Land
Mrs. W. E. Allen
Mrs. Julia M. Ussery
James B. Parsons
William Hunter .,.,.,
Frank Andrews -.,;
Cox Barber Shop, El
Miss Nina Lampley
J. B. Baucom, Ellerbe
Nancy Ellerbe'
1,000
1000 j
Brewer Webb, Ellerbe
Mrs. George Crump
Henry Wall
Mrs. T. R. Helms
for father
1000
1000
to thank you for any effort you
may make in my behalf.
8 ill likU hS ItB ikm m a iwfi mt YmlLlULU
NOTICE OF 6TH RE-SALE OF
REAL ESTATE
Under and by virtue of an or
der of the Superior Court of
Richmond County made in' the
special proceeding entitled
Guy L. Webb, Adminstrator et.
al., vs Ethel W. Webb, et. al."
the undersigned Commissioner
will be on the 3rd day of July,
1946, at 12:00 o'clock noon, at
the Courthouse door in Rock
ingham, Richmond County,
North Carolina, offer for re-sale
to the highest bidder for cash
that certain tract of land lying
and being in Mineral Springs
Township, Richmond County,
North Carolina, and more par
ticularly described as follows :
All that certain piece or par
cel of land situate, lying and
being in Mineral Springs Town
ship, Richmond County, North
Carolina, containing 172 acres,
more or less, bounded on the
North by the lands of L. W. P.
Webb, on the East by the land
of L. W. P. Webb, on the South
by the land of A. T. White and
S. C. Chappell Estate ; on the
West by the land of the D. B.
Bethune Estate: and more par
ticularly bounded and describ
ed as follows:
BEGINNING at a rock cor
ner of Lot No. 1 and runs South
43 degrees East 180 poles to
Little Mountain Creek; gum
corner on bank of creek; thence
down the various courses of
said creek South 28 degree West
50 poles to a pine corner; black
gum pointers; thence North 41
degrees West 140 poles to a
stake and rocks: thence South
32 degrees West 46 poles to S. C. j
vuocuis une; thence rsonn
20 degrees West 20 poles to a
stake ; thence North 69 degrees
West 60 poles to a corner ;
thence North 60 degrees West
100 poles to a stump corner;
thence North 42 degrees East
142 poles to a corner; thence
South 73 degrees East 52 poles;
thence South 29 degrees East
106 poles to the beginning, rock
corner ; containing 172 acres ;
as calculated and platted by N.
A. Graham, County Surveyor,
February, 1923.
This, June 18, 1946.
' J.Elsie Webb, .
Commissioner.
(June 19, 26).
WE URGE YOU
TO GIVE
GENEROUSLY TO
COUNTY
HOSPITAL
Mrs. Hallie S. Covington
in memory of her mother,
Harriett Crawford Steele 4
and husband, W. M. Coving- .
ton , 1Q00
Miss Nan Little, Gsboro
John & Robert Bostick -Miss
Fleeta Green .
Mrs. Anna Lea Harris -W.
H. Covington r, - .
Miss Lizzie Covington
Mrs. Cassie Reece
H. J. Smith ,
W. L. Mills m
' - Miss Elsie Quick
Baxter Richardson
Mrs; Laura Mills
American Legion
Anieri. Legion Aux.
Dr. Z. F. Long
in memory of father,
Zachary F. Long
Mrs. Claude Gore for
Claude Gore ,
L. M. Williams for
Robert Williams
500
500 1
500
500
500
Webb'a store, Ellerbe
Mrs. J. H. Bryant
Frank Allred :" :' :'
W. N. Jarrell
Mrs. C. C. Brown
Mrs. J. R. Garrett
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50
40
40
33
30
25.00
. 25
25
- 25
25
23
20
20
20
20
15
16
16
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
.10
10
10
5
5
5
5
5
5
A WELCOME ALWAYS
AWAITS YOU HERE.
LADIES' and MENJ
READY-TO-WEAR
W. & H.
CLOTHING CO.
Rockingham, N. C
Hon women and girls
may get ivanted relief
from functional periodic pain
Cardul Is a. liquid medictno.vhlcb,
many women say h&s brought relict
from tbe cramp-like agony and ner
vous strain of functional periodlo
distress. Here's how It may help;
1 Taken like a tonic.
It should stimulate
appetite, aid diges
tion, thus help build re
sistance for tbe "time
to come.
2 Started 3 days be
fore "your time", it
should help relieve
pain due to purely func
tional periodic causes.
Try Cardul. If It helps, you'll
oe gxaa you uav
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. White
for Callie Raymond
White Jr. 500
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Rohlederj
Jr. for Andrew Hamilton
Rohleder 3rd - . 500
Mr. and Mrs. Athos L.
Cockman for Mary
Ann Cockman -
George Onnsby
500
.$ 500
6th grade Rockingham
grammar, 100 (Mrs.
Souther $25) ' total .
Mrs. A. Baldwin
Jessie Baldwin , ..
Mrs. R. M. Mclnnis
C. T. Thrift
C. K. Rhyne
Mrs. J. A. Allred
Otis Young
Carl Young
J. A. Cobler .
Paul Mabe - ' "
R. A. Millikan
J. E. Munn
Mr. and Mrs. Picket
Ellerbe " ' : " ' ' " -
Mrs. William Ed Harri
son Jr. for father,
F. C. Sherrill
Mr. and Mrs. John
Entwistle
Mrs. Ed Kennedy
for Mr. and Mrs.
M. H. Fowlkes
f. INTO A
V help1!
Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Ferguson for James
Wesley Ferguson
O. B. Smith for Mr. and
Mrs. Sam B. Smith
Mrs. Minnie S. Leak
for father,
Dr. J. M. Stansill
500
500
500
500
500
500
Mrs. Mary S. Terry ' ,
Miss Daisy Nichols
Mrs. Mattie N. Stansill
Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Linton
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Nichols
James C. Nichols Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. W.
Cole Nichols : ; ; ;
Zach C. Nichols
R. Tom Nichols
Mr. and Mrs. W. F.
Johnston '": - :
Carl
SPECIAL GIFTS
VAST A uAJ2,T
TO CrET YOUR
ATTEMTIOM
WE PUTIN
OUR'
SUPER-
SUPER
TERRIFIC
1HR
PfSJNTI KI(5
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Luther
G. C. Luther
Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Grant
A. B. Green
D. C. Bruton
D. D. Troutman ' " -T.
E. Henderson
R. E. Henderson
Miss Bessie McCaskill
M. L. Parker
Mrs. Henry C. Wall $10,000 !
Colonial Mills 1,000
H. Hohenbrg Bros. Co. 1000
Rebecca Anderson
Mrs. Ruby Hardister ,
T. C. Hardister ; ;
Anderson, Clayton Co.
Household Credits, with
18 employees ' ' '''V
Hoffman Baptist S. S.
Mrs. Kay Whittemore
S. A. Hallum : '
Woman's Civic Club
Dillon Cotton Co.
Robt. M. Mclnnis
Rham Hardware
Mrs. T. C. Hardister
T. C. Hardister Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. R. L.
Nicholson ;V ;' ': : :
W. W. Harris Jr. : '
W. D. Barksdale
- B. & P. Women's Club
Mclnnis Motor Co. .
Senior Class R'ham
School j ' '
Allenbrg Cotton Co.
Commonwealth Hosiery
(employees) , , "
1000
750
500
500
500
500
500
500
500
500.
500
475
350 j
253 V Thomas Henderson
Mrs. W. W. Harris Jr.
O. S. Anderson Jr.
Rebecca Anderson
Mrs. O. S. Anderson
Mrs. W. D. Barksdale
William P. Harris ;
Richard P. Anderson .
Mt. Pleasant School
M. E. Key
66
10
5
5
10
25
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
10
2S
10
5
10
10
5
25
5
5
10
20
10
5
5
10
25
15
15
20
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
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5
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5
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5
75
10
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