Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-10-30
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Mrs. Henry T. Wall has returned
to Rockingham after visit tt
friends in Baltimore for ten days.
Miss Mary CliffaBennett is spend.
ing several days here with her pa.
rents.
Miss Mossie Long spent the week
end here with relatives and friends
returning to Duke Monday at noon.
Miss Kathryn Mcdonald went to
Charlotte Monday to be the house
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Bryant,
fora week.
Mrs. Milton Fowlkes and Mrs. w.
Ellis Thomas spent from Tuesday
until Saturday in Raleigh attending
the state Fair, they drove over in
Mrsfl Fowlkes' car with McAuley
Bros. driving.
Mrs. h. F. Brewer carried her chill
dren, Fred, Jd., and little Miss Julia
to Charlotte Wednesday to have
their tonsils removed. Mrs, Ellis
Thomas accompanied them to Char
lotte.
Miss Lizzie Cole will be hostess for
the Friday Afternoon Rock Club this
week at her home on Watsons'
Heights.
Attorney J. C. Sedberry was abb.
to be out Wednesday, after beins
confined to his home for two weeks
with a slight case of smallpox.
Mrs. J. Rufus Howard and daugh.
er will arrive from Columbia Satur.
day night for a ten days visit
Misses Rosa and Jennie Parsons
entertained their Bridge Club We'd
nesday afternoon. The decorations
were the varid colored autumn flow
ers, which were used in profus-
ion. Tables for the game were ar
ranged in the living room where
the, game was thoroughly enjoyed
After several progressions the score
was taken and for holding the
highest, Mrs. T L McRae received a
very attractive Sweet Grass" bas-
ket. The hostess served delicious
chicken salad, cheese sandwiches,
beaten biscuits and hot coffee On
each table was dish. of sailed ne
cans. Besides the club members
present, guests specially invited
were: Mesdames F. w. Leak, Mial
Leak, and A. G. Corpening.
Misses Rosa and Jennie Parsons
at cards again Wednes.
day evening. Those invited were
Miss Octavia Scales, Emma GREY
Ledbetter, Sarah Lilly Dockery,
Messrs. Don Phillips, Osmer L. Hen
ry, and William Dockery Miss o.
tavia Scales carried off the trophy
Tor the highest score-a box of Bra
I'll nuts. Delicious salad coure with
accessories and sailed nuts were
served.
Mrs. DR.. w. P. Webb and Miss
Georgia Biggs, Miss Rosa Parsons
octavia Scales, Mrs. George ST.
Steele, Bertha West, Ophelia Or
nand, and Mary Stansill and VIM.
ormond went to Laurinburg to at
,end the District Missionary Meet
ng to be held there this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac S. London last
Sunday entertained a number oil
heir relatives for the day: Mrs. III.
A. London and Mrs. ]. H. Gordon
and son, Jim, from Pittsboro; Miss
-amelia London, from Raleigh; and
]. ]. London, of the U. |
). S. Columbia.
DIR. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Ledebtter left
Monday night for New York where
he doctor will spend until Christ |
mas taking special work in the. eve,
,ar, nose and throat. Mrs. Lelbet-l
er will spend three weeks there. I
Miss Jamie Cole was hostess for
he Friday Afternoon Rock Club. |
Four tables were arranged in the liv-
ng room for the game and every one |
entered into the contest with en-. /
husiasm. After several progressionsl
he game was called off and the hos
ess served salad course with ac- |
;essories. The home was decorated
With the autumn flowers andl