Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-05-20

Attention is called to the half
page Arenson advt on page nine.
The special prices quoted are for
spot cash only.
Mrs. Isaac s. London will go to
Raleigh Saturday to attend the first
tenth-year reunion lof her class Of
1910, at st. Mary's commencement.
She will return Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Green, of
Roberdel, spent Sunday with his
sister, Mrs. Homer FARRELL, and
brother, C. A. Green, at Mangum.
The Star is sending out each week
a program Of pictures for the follow
ing week. If you are not on Manager
Atkinson's mailing list, leave your
name and address at the ticket win
dow and he will put you on his pro-
gram-card list
The 5000 bond for Carl Mcqueen
was furnished by brother instead of
by w. A. Mcdonald, as stated in last
weeks Post-Dispatch. Also, Attorney
Don Phillips appeared for Mcqueen in
stead of Fred W. Bynum.
That "Womanless Wedding"
at the Rockingham, Opera House
next Monday night will be the
event 'of years. Read the &C.
count on front page. p
Mr.. S. T. Morse went to the
Charlotte Sanatorium about five
weeks ago for treatment, and on
Wednesday underwent a success
full operation.
E. D. Kilgore, Of Charlotte, was
nabbed as hewas driving through
Rockingham Wednesday without
a number on his car. He was
released on payment of costs of
$3.50.
Greensboro Highs, champions
of the West, and Burgaw, of the
East, will meet at Chapel Hill
Saturday to decide the State High
School championship. :.
Mr.. R. w. Morton. of Fayette-
vile, spent Sunday here with
his mother, returning Sunday
night with his wife who has
been visiting here for the past
ten days.
DIR. Fairly P. James, who re-
Gently returned to his home at
Laurinburg after 3 years in the
Navy as surgeon, has decided to
locate in Laurinburg for the
practice of medicine. r.
T. T. Cole Monday bought the lease
Of Felts Printing Company on,fts Of
fee on the first floor of the telephone
exchange. Mr. Felts had leased the
location from Mrs. Stansill for three
years, from March /, 1920; and Mr..
Cole now takes oyer the Felts lease.
He is to get possession shortly after
the middle Of June, and will fit the
offices up handsomely and use the
place as his real estate office. ~
Harry Everett, of Laurinburg,
this week bought from Noah
Fields the ice cream and candy
store in, the Chetwynd hotel
building in Laurinburg, and will
now conduct the business with
certain changes and improve
mentS.
Mesdames ]. LeGrand Everett, w.
r. Mcintosh, w. P. Webb, and Misses
Faith Covington, Berta West, Octavia
Scales and Georgia Biggs attended the
annual session Of the Woman's Mis-
sionary conference in Oxford last
week. A report Of this interesting
meeting will be published in the next
issue of the Post-Dispatch. OF inter
est locally is the fact that Mrs. ]. Lee
Grand Everett was elected by the con-
ference as superintendent Of mission
study and publicity chairman; and
Miss Georgia Biggs was reelected as
secretary Of the Rockingham District
]. E. Mcdonald is another
Richnlondite living in Kannapo-
lis who wants the home paper.
He came to the county Tuesday
to attend the funeral on We'd
nesday Of his first cousin, John
Barber, who died at Smoke, S..
c.. on Monday and was buried
"Wednesday at thn Pate GRAVE.