Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-10-09
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Mr. and Mrs. Ben Dunlap, Of An
sonville, spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Steele, returning
to their home Sunday night
Miss Mary McRae has gone to
visit friends in Atlanta. She will bel
absent from Rockingham several
weeks.
Little Miss Celia Schoeller, who
has been with Miss Maude Moore for
several weeks, has gone on an indef-
mite visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Dun
lap, in Ansonville.
Mr.. William B. Cole has gone to
Little Rock, Arkansas, and expects
to be gone for len days or two weeks.
Mr.. S. w. Steele left Tuesday
morning for SCOTS, Arkansas, to Wis
il for several weeks with relatives
and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clay Wall
and Miss Kathryn Mcdonald went
to Charlotte Tuesday to spend the
day.
Miss Esdale Shaw arrived in
Rockingham Monday morning from
Ashevile, whittier she spent the sum-
mer.
The family of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Farley are expected to return dur
ing next week from Asheville, where
they spent the summer.
The little McPhail children enter
tanned their friends on Everett
Heights and Frances and Lille Nc
Phail on Saturday afternoon from
3 to Z o'clock with "Tackey Party
Ellen Grace Guthrie was decidedly
the ''tackiest thing" there SO she
carried off the trophy, pretty box
of correspondence cards. The treat
OF the afternoon was ice cream in
cones, which all thoroughly enjoyed.
Stephen w. Steele, Jr., leaves Mon
day for Kanappolis, where he goes
to accept a position with the Thomp-
son Construction Co. as bookkeeper
time-keeper and paymaster for that
corporation. The many friends here
Of this popular young fellow are
lOathe to have him leave Rocking
ham. Tebe is full of energy and a
hard worker. Our best wishes &C
with him for unbounded success.
\ Mrs. Mary Linton and Miss Mamie
Linton, Mr.. and Mrs. William Smith
and children, of Raleigh, motored to
Rockingham and spent several days
with the Corpenings and Mrs. C. p
Stuart, on the River.
Miss Beta Elkins, a graduate
nurse from the Stokes Hospital in
Salisbury last April, arrived il
Rockingham last Sunday night, ano
\ will be with the children of Mr.. ant
Mrs. George Steele while they arr
out of the city for about two weeks
When they Teturn Miss Elkins will
Z remain with the family and offe
her. services, professionally, to tn
people of Rockingham and vicinity
4 She can be called over Mrs Steele
y phone, No. 81, when her services ar
desired. Rockingham welcomes thi
lady who comes so highly recon-
mended, in her line, and predict TO
her busy time.
Miss Emma Grey Ledbetter at tn
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs
II. S. Ledbetter, Saturday morning
entertained in honor of Mrs. Rober
\ Johnson, a recent bride, who befor
her marriage to MIR. Johnson, wa
Miss Myrtle Matthewson, of Nj
Gilead. Sewing and conversation
were the diversion for a couple G
hours, after which the hostess assis
ted by her mother served a sala
course and accessories. The honore
was presented a bottle of Perfume
Guests were profuse with their goo
wishes and words of welcome
Rockingham of Mrs. Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Steele LEI
Wednesday night for Washingto
City stopping over to see Mrs Steele
sister, Miss Mary Todd Armstea,
for several days, going then to Bait
more, Philadelphia, New York an
Boston to visit relatives and friend
They will be away about two week
Miss Octavia Scales spent TIL
weekend in Fayetteville with hi
cousin, Miss Jena Stanback, return
\ ing to Rockingham Monday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Williams a
rived from Nevada on Thursday ,
last week to visit his parents, M
and Mrs. ]. L. Hawley. They wi
remain week here before contil
uing their trip East