Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-07-14


Rockingham VS. Monroe in tennis here
next Tuesday afternoon.
Ed. Keller is working now in the Office
of the Richmond Buick Co.
Mrs. Fred Dickinson and daughter have
returned from months stay in Atlanta.
Rev. Leon M. Hall left today for Wal
lace to spend several days with his uncle,
who is i'll.
Rev. Harry Hartzell, rector at Smith
field, will conduct the service at the Epis-
copal church Sunday morning.
Supt. L ]. Bell left this Thursday
morning on a business trip of several
days to Greensboro and Raleigh.
Mrs. Vann B. Patterson will return to
Winston Friday morning; she has been
visiting Miss Johnsie Cameron for ten
days.
Camden beat Wadesboro in two games
Tuesday at Cheraw----in the morning 100
and afternoon 20, the last game being
but S innings.
Mrs. Eugene Payne and children, and
Miss Mary peterborough will leave
Saturday for Blowing Rock to spend the
month Of August.
DR.. Alex Nance and wife passed through
the city today i'll their car en- route from
Tuscaloosa, Alabama, to visit his father
in Columbus county.
MIR. and Mrs. /. S. London and children
will motor with Mrs. J. LeGrand Everett
to Pittsboro Saturday for the weekend,
returning Sunday night.
Alex Monroe is now in Columbia with
the Moore Motors Company, instead OF
Charlotte He writes for the home paper
to be sent to him there
J. LeGrand Everett, Jr., goes to Chapel
Hill Friday to take part in series OF
plays to be given at the Summer School.
He will return next Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Whitlock are
spending the week in the Mountains, he
literally taking week off" and closing
his grocery for that length of time.
Miss Sue Taylor will return tonight
from Norfolk, and resume her position at
Harrison's store Friday. MIR. w. C.
Thomas began his ten-day vacation today
The ten days revival at Pee Dee Meth.
odist church closed Wednesday night with
10 additions to the church. Rev. E. l.
Hillman, of Huntersville, led the singing
for Mr.. Hall.
A grocery under the name of D. J.
Cashwell and Company was opened in
the Hinson Block about month ago in
the stand formerly occupied by Raymond
Manship.
Subject of sermon at Presbyterian
church Sunday morning will be THE
Secret OF Success" Night service conduct.
ed by Rev. a. l.. Ormond at union service
at Presbyte Ian church.
Miss Concord Leak leaves Friday for
Anderson, ). t., to visit Misses Laura and
Anna Belle Glenn. Miss Hamlin Lands
who has been her guest for a week
leaves Fridey lur the Lands cottage al
Montreal.
Mr.. E. r. McKeithen and Miss Maggie
Hancock returned Tuesday from a visit
to friends i'll western N. c. of weeks
duration. MIR. McKeithen works with
the Harrison store, and Miss Hancock is
with the Farmers Bank.
| Arthur Reynolds left Charlotte or
Tuesday of last week for Bristol, Tenn.
to become operator there for the Western
Union. Young Reynolds is considered
one of the fastest operators in the State
,---and,is barely 81 years old.
Mr. Don L. Coppedge left Wednesday
| for Montreal to spend week or ter
days with his brother, DR.. L. ]. Coppedge
who is resident physician for the Presby
lterian colony during the summer season
Mr.. Henyy Farley has rented thu
building at present occupied by Saleeby
to M. ]. Bird, of Huntsville, S. c., wht
expects to come here the first part o
/ August and open furniture store
Saleeby will be obliged to vacate by Aug
ust LIST.
Stanly Armstrong, the young lad from
New Jersey who is making his hom
with County Commissioner ]. W. Capel
cut the muscles across the top OF nj
foot quite badly Monday when his hatch
| ct flew off the handle Mr.. Capel carries
| him to the Hamlet hospital where it wa
sewed and Stanly returned to MIR. Cap
| els Wednesday afternoon.