Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-01-02
PIE RSONAL

Albert Haywood returned to
Charlotte Sunday.
Miss SaIlie Davis is much inn
proved after an attack Of influ-
senza.
c. d. Bounds gets his paper at
Red Springs. Rt. !, instead Of
Shannon.
Miss Annie Florence Reynolds
returned to Kings Business Col
lege, Raleigh, Monday.
Born, Sunday night, Dec. 22nd'
to Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene, Smith,
Pee Dee No. !, a son.
Mrs. B. R. Marlborough and
son, Of Concord, are visiting at
the home Of her father, Dr.. E. S.
Davis.
c. c. Capel and family have
moved to the Ellerbe Springs
hotel, which they have opened
to the public.
Jas. H. Warburton, Of SOB End
St., Marietta, Ohio, is Service
Manager Of the Northwestern
Chemical Co., Of that city.
Mrs. Q. z. Hadly and sons have
returned to their home in Badin
after spending the holidays with
her father, DR.. E. S. Davis.
Mrs. Julian Burroughs, Of Charl
lotte, spent Wednesday and
Thursday of last week here!
Miss Ethel Johnson came with
her for day.
The store Of Norman Bros. at
Norman, has been sold to w. ].
i Crawford, who opened up the LIST.
Henry Norman and family have
moved to Robersonville, Martin
county.
Did you forget and write 1918 instead?
Services at Episcopal church Sunday at
IL; Sunday school at TO-
Rev. w. r. Coppedge held services in
the county jail Sunday afternoon.
Thomas w. Guthrie began work We'd
nesday in the Register Of Deeds Office as
deputy clerk.
Start the New Year right.---by SUBJ
scribing for Post-Dispatch and being a
reader for the next So weeks.
C. w. Newton few days ago moved
from Route to Osborne, Ri 2; he is now
farming on the Bob Hinson place.
E. B. Terry went to Laurens, S. C. Mon
day to visit his brothers, Harvey and
Ralph. He will return Saturday a. m.
AS Ormsby in December moved with
his family to New Hanover county to
farm. His address is Castle Hayle, n. c,
Rt1.
Born, Dec. 26th, at Atlanta, to MIR. and
Mrs. Graham Wellington, a son. Mrs.
Wellington was formerly Miss Pearl
Stewart.
Rev. w. F. Sanford was assigned by
the Western N. c. Conference to First
Street Church, Albemarle. He was form
-erly at Townsville.
Misses Alice and Susan Little, CT
Wadesboro, spent from Monday to We'd
4 nesday night with Miss Elizabeth Cole.
Miss Cole returned to Converse College
this morning.
N Dr.. p. M. Abernethy has received his
honorable discharge from the army, and
has returned here for the practice of
veterinary surgery. His professional card
appears elsewhere in this issue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Simmons, Of
Rutherfordton, spent from the 2lst to
i the 30th here with Mr.. and Mrs. 5. w.
Steelc. MT. dIu MIS- DCH OulHdpt Va
Ansonville, spent the weekend here.
Don Richardson has given up his musi-
cal work, and is now travelling for the
Visible Measuring Gasoline Dispensing
Co., of Louisville. throughout this State.
He is well remembered in Rockingham.
DR.. F. ]. Garrett underwent success.
full operation at Stokes Sanatorium Mon
! day afternoon The friends of the doctor
trust he will be in the best of health.
With him were his wife, and brother
Will.
Hopkins Bros. have rented the vacant
store building adjoining their store, and
will, about Feb. 18th, expand their busi-
ness so as to carry a larger line of ladies'
ready to wear. They have sold their
I store at Wadesboro, and Sidney Hopkins
has returned here.
His friends were happy to see Mr.
(, Eugene Payne in the city a few days
ago. He came from Charlotte Friday,
and returned Wednesday. He is COM
pletely restored to health. though natur.