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Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-06-02
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Phone Post-Dispatch ,lse, YOU
A new subscriber to the paper
this week is Lindo Brigham, who
is a postofice inspector stationed
at Indiana, Pennsylvania.
MIR. Walter Z. Steele better
known as Or Watt" left last
week for Raleigh, and his present
address is 1886 w Morgan street.
Mrs. Isabella Nicholson re-
turned to her home in Mineral
Springs township Monday after
a several days visit to her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Archie Mcneil, between
Laurinburg and Wagram. Mrs.
Nich6lson's husband, who died
about 70 years ago, was for 16
years bookkeeper at Great Falls
mill.
Mr.. w. N, Everett was,in Raj
eigh and Chapel Hill on FRIDAY
, and Saturday of last week attend,
ing the sessions OF the University
Building Committee, composed
of ]. Bryan Grimes, chairman;
George Stephens, of Charlotte;
I Haywood Parker, of Asheville;
John Sprunti Hill, of Durham;
President Chase, C. T. Wooden,
and himself.
There will be no services at the
Presbyterian church next Sunday
morning; instead the school bacca-
laureate sermon will be preached at
the Baptist church. Sunday night
Rev. A. L. Ormond will fill the
Presbyterian pulpit at a union SER
vice.
]. Cliff Terry received his diploma
/ at tile State College Tuesday, he
graduating in mechanical engineer
ing. Attending the graduating sex-
ercises from Sunday to Tuesday
\ u " i j Il y
were his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
G.. Terry, Mrs. J. w. Cockman and
Roy Phillips.
Mrs .. H. Fell and little daughter,
Sallie London, arrived from Trenton,
New Jersey, this Thursday morn
ing for a few days visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. IS. London, the latter her
brother. She will go to Fayetteville
Saturday morning to attend the
marriage on June 9th Of Mr.. Thomas
Woten to Miss Lucy London Ander-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. I. S. London will
go to- Fayetteville on the 9Th for
the wedding, and Miss Mary Louise
Everett will go ON the 9th.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-06-02

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.iae''e sno1e, NY. Lsosi y, .1a,l anu n''s
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msncement Sermon.
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this issue Read it. Also County
Agent Barton has strong message
regarding the County Fair; look il
up.
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lO-pound daughter
Mrs. ophelia Crawford Smith and
Miss Myra ormond left last Friday
for Goldsboro to remain until about
the l4th. MRS. Smlth = the mother
q mrs: 4, 7. ormend.
The Midway team was defeated
by the. Hamlet team at Roberdel
No. 2 last Saturday by score Of 54.
-, a 4,,,;r,Sa 49, NH Mija,a and Ksy
s...t
Mrs. s. ;, Steele underwent an
operation ior gol'reS AZ tne .nar ao'.
Sc Brenizer operatine. She IS doing
solendidly and should return home
BY the end Of next week.
MISS Mabel dunlap, q Anson.
vile, IS visiting Misses Fratt ana
60
w. W.D. Soyillg'ul'' oups. J, !,
! NoDesol. Iou H. ioaos, ispo M.
y sNdlslsli $3.50 n' -
,ileee Wy No. s - 49, =.
business issaiulhs 'li NoDeso''
eouil'y h"ass,
Misses Mamie West and Flor
ence Covington returned We'd
nesday from Salem College where
they received diplomas for COM
pletion Of a business course.
X; 49, pa,,,a++ h. .o,;n -.
s,o1dsd Z the call If the deem
] "a tn,o i Se al. 400 left for s..
yannah,fr which port he has
doubtless already started on a
vow geaacross the Atlantic.
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Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-06-02
Salesman Wanted.

Salesman for Richmond Co. to
sell Delco Light and Delco Light
Products. Nothing but hustler
need apply.
Farm Light & Power Co.
Laurinburg, N. G.
Daily picayune., 1921-05-12

C. E. Andrews and w. C. Hayes mo tored 10 Texarkana yesterday afternoon to take the motor of the linotype ma chine for repairs They returned this morning about II o'clock and every thing is HOW in readiness for Us to give you the same snappy, newsy pa per as before. They were four hours making the trip and two hours of the four in getting to Emmet. They were four hours returning and came via Full ton. Hope. Jakajones. Blevins. Area dia Via of Blevins to Hope is the only way to reach TeXarkana by car without getting stuck. Everybody ask ed what was the matter with Nevada county and the only answer was dam fino'
Daily picayune., 1921-05-12
LANEBU RG.

Dr. Sutton is resting very well to- day (Tuc>day1.
 Mrs. Gordon Waddle is improving slowly.
 We are having some fine weather for which the farmers are very thankful
 Miss Mary McGough entertained the young people of Laneburg last Satur- day night. All report a good time.
 Misses Jessie Perdue, Lillian Bryant and Edna Liniker of Hope were the guests of Mrs. W. (. Ghormly last Sunday.
 Geo. W. Duke and family motored to Hope Sunday and spent the day with relatives.
Daily picayune., 1921-05-12

K C. Williams and wife and baby. of Childress. Texas, arrived in the city this morning. They will make this their future home.
 Dr. Bernays, optician, of Little Rock, will be al HeSterly Drug Store today, tomorrow and Saturday. He will be glad for you to call on him there. Mrs. John r. Cox, of Hope, and Miss Lois Stokes of Waldo. arrived this morning for q short visit with Mrs Inc A. Davis.
 C. N. Autrey of Prescott was n bus mess visitor here yesterday. being Il guest at the Hotel Barlow.-Star of Hope
 Tn etax collectors office is excep- tionally quiet today. Mr Luke Steele and Bob" Moore are making up the delinquent list and think they will have it ready for publication soon.
 
 Miss Lula Beth Gee will sing at a meeting of the Library Association ot Philadelphia. Miss Gee is popular singer of Henderson Brown and we take great interest in her as she is the daugh ter of Mr and Mrs. Ira Gee of this city.
 
 Mrs Fred Anderson went to Arka delphia yesterday to visit her father. Mn John Riggin Today is MT. Higgins G6th anniversary and Mrs Anderson went up to bc present at the cclehra ton.
 
 C. c. Loyd of Bay City, Texas, has been visiting his son. James Lloyd, of Womhle En route home Mir. Lloyd stopped in Prescott for visit with his brother -in-law, Ilrsery Moore. He left this morning for Hope where he
Daily picayune., 1921-05-12
AT THE HOTELS
The RrattOn

Dr. Louis C. Bernays. Little Rock !; T. H Wood, Gurdon r C. Seford. Lit tie Rock; Jim Dark and wife l.. c. Hastings; l. C. Madin, Memphis W. NJ. Jernigan. Texas: c. H. Williams. Littl eRock: John Illuted. New York C A, Dubois. Baltimore, Md; J. D. Moore, city H. NJ. Evans, Hot Springs Gus F. Richter. s. C: ]. l.. Wallace Okla. ]. E. Goowin. Cincinnati Geo H. Anthony. Srs Utica N. Y: w l Riggs, Little Rock.
Daily picayune., 1921-05-12
LOCAL ITEMS

Mrs NJ. Bailey will spend the day with Mr. MeSwain of Emmet.
 Judge Thomas made q business trip to Hope today.
 Mrs. W. $ Jones and Miss Hattie Atkins will spend the day in Hope.
 John C. White of Prescott. is in Hope today on business.-Star of Hope.
 Rev. J. A. Sage returned this morn ing from the conference at Bearden.
 A. F. Daniel went to Little Rock this morning on business.
 Mrs. Watson Huskey made business trip to Boughton today.
 John White made a business trip to Gurdon today. Gus F. Richter, representative of Southern Confectionery company. left l for Hope this morning Emmett Gale of Texarkana, return cd home today after visiting his broth CT Tom Taylor Subscribe for the Daily Picayune.
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Mrs. R H. Logan went to Hope to- day where she will visit Mrs. Wing field.
 !. E. Dalrymple of Prescott k Il visitor to the city today.-Siftings Her aid.
 ! A. Reed of Prescott. was a guest at the New Capital Hotel in this city yestcrday-Star of Hope.
 Dr. < I. Hesterly and wife and Joe Boswell and wife went to Hays Lake this morning on fishing trip. I. (. Mccain, representative of the Gateway Produce company, went to Hope this morning
 X. w Hannah of Greenwood, who has been visiting his brother J. E.. Hannah will return home tomorrow.
 
 The $. I. A Win meet tomorrow Ut 2 go at the Grammar school. X full attendance is desired as officers will be elected for the coming year Miss Grovie Pickett and Miss Mary Barnett, who have been in Little Rock standing inc State Board examination for registration. returned this morning
 
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Daily picayune., 1921-05-12
TO
 BE VISITED
BY "CHIID WELFARE SPE- CAL" ON EWEEk, BE-
 GINNING MONDAY.

Child We1fare-the name alone im- plies much The welfare of the ehil dren should be the first consideration of every community We are to be given an opportunity next week to place this foremost in our city. The Special will be the means of doing this.
 Let us consider the advantages this method of teaching and aiding the peo- ole has over other methods
 FirSt-It has all the equipment nee essary for the work. while 1t would l take years for community to get such equipment by the methods usually used in purchasing any thing fo rthe use of the public.
 Second-The splendid services of doctor and q nurse whose only duty is to examine the children and teach the people while all communities could never afford to pay such workers.
 Third-More people can be reached at less expense. The results of the Ser vice of the Special are surprising The interest is wonderful Tn fact if the in- tercst is a guage of the success of the Special. the experiment has indeed been successful Excerpts from reports give an indication of the reception the Spe- c;al usually receives The report of the first conference reads:
 In spite of the fact that the thrash ing season was at it's height, the doctor and nurse were overwhelmed with the crowd of mothers. fathers and babies. Examinations lasted until late in the evening.
 Another report says: All through the afternoon and evening this routine continued The dressing rooms. were constantly occupied; the doctor and nurse paused only for nasty supper vet the fathers and mothers continued to wait. It seems aS though they had been saving their questions for years against just such an occasion at this. The visitors were all EnglSh-speaking people. all deeply concerned over the welfare of their children. and all de termined that the government doctor should not leave the community De fore the.r children had been examined. Mothers unable to be served in the ar ternoon come back after supper, ac- companied by their husbands, These men. some of them still covered with chaff and dust. had spent hot day behind thrashing machine-yet they patiently awaited their turn and lis tened carefully to the doctors recon mendations.
 The itenerunt committee for the Child Welfare Special met yesterday afternoon and the following k sched. ule they mapped out:
 From Is to 22. Prescott; 23 Rough ton and Shady Grove; 24 Lanehurg 25. Mt. Moriah and Rosston 26. Bod cav and Union church 27. sutton; 2s. Emmet.
 In making this schedule the commit tee was compelled to leave out several communities on account of the roads. The Special is such a large truck ana so heavily equipped until II IS lmpoS- sihle for it to go over some of the raads. Those in these communities, please no the schedule and go to the place near est you. If possible make tfip 10 Prescott and see it here.
 The Publicity committee met also and is preparing literature to be sent to the different communities, Every body talk ii and help the committee.
Daily picayune., 1921-05-12
HOSPITAL NOTES

Mrs. Nick Wells. daughter of Rev. and Mrs. !. A. Sage. was dismissed Tuesday night from the Park Sanita- rinm.
 Mr. William Beauchamp of BlevinS. was dismissed yesterday from thc Part; Sanitarium.
Daily picayune., 1921-05-12
The New Park

]. F. Barringer, Memphis; L. Barnes. Memphis; I. l., Byrnes, Boston; D. H. Prytwitch Dr. l. NJ Holt; H. k. Holt ; ] D. Moore. city.
Daily picayune., 1921-05-12
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 Tom billiard of Sulphur Springs. Texas who came here to assist in catch ing the wolf. has been persuaded to remain with us few days. Ther will probably make another chase be- fore he returns. It is their opinion that there are more wolves in the con- munity
 The Woman'S Christian Temperance Union will meet with Mrs D. E. Thomp- son tomorrow afternoon al 3 o'clock and in connection with the meeting win hold a silver tea to which all the ladies of Hope are invited. The following musical progrom will be given Piano solo. Miss Etolee Morgan: vocal solo. Mrs. Young Foster; reading, Mrs R. L. Harris piano solo Miss lone Russell talks ny Mrs. l. C Pittman and Mrs Geo Cress of Prescott Evening Her aid (Iopc.)
 I. K. Wicker of Gale route. was in the city today and made his usual do- nation to the biggest and best weekly in the county.
 C E. Andrews and w C. Hayes win leave this afternoon on No 6 for Lit tle Rock They will return tomorrow in Mr Hayes car. which was left in Little Rock on his trip from North Carolina.
 The warm weather we have been ex- yecting. has at last arrived.
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will visit relatives before returning home.
Daily picayune., 1921-05-12

Instead of once a woke. the Picay- une will come to you 6 times a week.
Daily picayune., 1921-05-12

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Daily picayune., 1921-05-12

Mir. and Mrs Louis Suckle and daugh- ter Helen Beatrice arrived this morn ing from Shreveport, La, where they have been visiting.
Daily picayune., 1921-05-12

Miss Ruby Mendenhall of Hamburg, will spend the week end with her par ents, Mir. and Mrs T. !. Mendenhall of Rosston
Daily picayune., 1921-05-12

\ report from the committee on ar engagements for the Child Welfare Spe cial is to the effect that the Special when in Prescott will be stationed on { he court house yard and the rest room will be arranged i'll the conrt house.
 
 D. C. Tippett Randolph Grimmett. ". n. Buchanan, Dr. w. w Rice Claude Phillips. Henry Ferguson and Cal Seaton and Ed Dixon, colored. Jim Smith, colored. and Gamble. colored. returned this morning from fishing and hunting trip to Chamley Springs They report splendid time and much game Much merriment was added 10 the occasion by the presence of Jim Smith and his dog.
Daily picayune., 1921-05-12

Mrs. I. NJ. Powell and grand daugh ter Mary Powell, arrived this morning from Gurdon. They will visit Mrs. Powell's daughter. Mrs. F. c. Gordon,
Daily picayune., 1921-05-12

Instead of once a woke, the Picay- une will come to you 6 times a week.
Daily picayune., 1921-05-12

Mrs. Jacob Suckle will arrive tomor row on No. ,, from Rochester, Mnna where she has bee in the hospital for the past few weeks
Daily picayune., 1921-05-12

E Gee left this morning for Hugo, Okla, where he will visit his son, Jim. Leaving Hugo he will visit Ardmore and Oklahoma City before his return.
Daily picayune., 1921-05-12

Mrs. John r. Cox, of Hope, and Miss Lois Stokes of Waldo. arrived this morning for a short visit with Mrs. .Ino A. Davis.
Daily picayune., 1921-05-12

K. C. Williams and wife and baby. of Chldress Texas, arrived in the city this morning They will make this their future home.
Daily picayune., 1921-05-12

C. N. Autrey of Prescott, was bus mess visitor here yesterday. being q guest at the Hotel Barlow.-Star of Hope.
Daily picayune., 1921-05-12

Dr. Bernays, optician, of Little Rock will he al HeSterly Drug Store today tomorrow and Saturday. He will b glad for you to call on him there.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1921-07-08
FROST FORD.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. z. Shepherd
spent the 4th. in Big Stone Gap.
Va.
MIR. tohn l.. Niece has been
spending a few days with relat
Ives in Virginia,
Rev. Pat Riley Will preach at
the Riley Cemetery net Sunday
July. 10th.
Mr.. Lewis Bell. orr noted lem
cnade man. was deepening lem
onaGe in Sneelyi!la July i. Lew
/ is says. where there are two or
three gathered togather, there
he will be also.
VIM. Burchett and Rev. Lewis
Johnaon hal quiet { debate re-
Gently on the question OF faith.
The proper shape or an aEe-naH
die and how to Grind meal would
have been a better question for
them. IS one is a miller and the
other an aXe-hondle maker.
James Carol, our hustleing de-
putty sheriff, was on a semi-offi-
Gil rade one day last week and
almost captuaed a still. Jims
knowledge Of moonshining be-
ing limited and his ideas drawn
from inauguration only, he seiz-
ed q lemonade tub and ielt sure
he had thump keg.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1921-07-08
MULBERRY.

Tyhsr C. Parkey has returned
from Knoxville. where he under
weut an operation on his throat.
ID. G.. &. Sumpter flled his regu
lar appointment with Miss Pearl
.Kesterson Sunday.
4. @. Parkey made a business
trip to Ewing Virginia, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Ramsey.
attendeia celebration in Middles-
boro, Ky. July 4.
II. N. and H. C. Turner trans
acted buainess in Jonesville, Vir-
giuis, Saturday.
Miss Agnes Parkey sccoimp-
anied by her cousin Wayne Park
ey of Knoxville passed through
the burg Monday,
Oral W. Southern called on
Miss Annie Lee NanDeventer
Sunday.
Miss Myrtle Whit, has as her
guest Miss Fern yearv of Rose
Hill, Virginia, 49,
Rev Albert Ramsey, who has
recently entered the ministry,
preached his first sermon at Lib,
erty Hill Sunday night, assisted
I by Rev. Yates, a large ard entus'-
astic croud was present. We
wish him much success in his
work.
Lawrence Thomas r,ade a fly
ing trip TO Tazewell. recently.
On Saturday night July 8 there
will be an ice 'c-cam supper al
Mulberry Gap for the benefits OF
the school. Everybody invited
York .Leedy attended chlrci
at Liberty Hill Sunday night.
Mrs. A. l. Lawson il visiting
her aunt, Mrs. P &. Parkey,
Paps boy
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1921-07-08
Uncle Sans Small Change.

The Treasury Department has
supplied the answer to tbs age
old puzzle Of how much money
one would have if he suddenly
were made a present of all the
pennies, nickies and dimes, quar-
tiers and half dollfs in use.
The answer is 1921, l19. 62S.
This som represents the toatl
amount of small change now in
use throughout the United States
Silver dollars total SIT, 5S4, 54S
in valne and gold coin 81, OBS, O69
100. Federal reserve notes in
use amount TO $2,773, 900, 900
national bank notes $72l. 064. 4SS
Other kinds of money or token
for money now in use total in
round numbers as follows: gold
certificates $4l4, 100000; silver
certifcatey SlS5, 600. 600; Trasury
notes of 1890, 81, $40. 600, 600,
United States notes, 1884, 600, 600
Federal reserve bank notes, Sl6s
600, 900.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1921-07-08
LIBRARY MEMORIAL
FOR SOLDIERS.

Our County paid a heavy toll
in the world war. Our gold stars
should never be forgotten. Why
not establish county memorial
library in which the names. re-
cords and heroism of the life and
death of every sailorcnd solder
may beforever preservedF What
more appropriateand lasting me-
mortal could be made to them.
what more timely, practical, ben
eEdent tribute for their living
comrades. for the young men and
women they left behind. for the
people of the county amoung
whom they were born and reared
and whou they loved and gave
their lives for!
Isnot living library earring
books, educatiog. happiness and
culture to every boy and girl more
to be desired than monuments oil
marble and tablets of bronze
If these boys were alive would
they not rather see established a
memorial that would be a lasting
good to others than b. have mere
bronco erected to their own me
moroy? Such a library would be
inestimable value and ever incre-
asing usefulness second only To
the public school.
IL would mean free books. free
service. free culture and happl-
ness TO all the people of the
entire county all the time. Many
counties i'm the state have taken
advantage Of the new county free
library law. Why not have one
for our county? Forfullin
alton write to John Trotwood
Moore. State Librarian. Nash
Vile. Tenn.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1921-07-08
SUBSCRIPTION
roll.

The following named parties
have financed us since our IN
issue:
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r. X Amyx Pressmans Home,
Tenn.
Jesse Simpson. Sneedville, RI.
Chas. McNiel, Sneedville, Tenn
Chas. Wilder. Morristown,
Tenn.
Robert Roberts, Sneedville, R,
e.
G. B. Wolfe, idol, Tenn.
Geo. Hatfield. Sneedville, r. 5
Stog Reed, Sneedville, R. 3.
Sam Greene, Sr., Luther. Tenn.
]. H. Bell. Sneedville, Z. 3.
Thurman Ferguson. Clarified,
Tenn.
w. X. Fugate, Ewing, Va.
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w. Z. FISHERMAN, Kyles Ford,
: Tenn.
Frank Seal, Sneedville, R. 2,
Mrs. Margrett Mcneil ordered
us to send the News to her son K
E. McNiel at Huntington, w. Va.
Joe Ferguson, o. Luther, auth
-orises us to place his name on
our mailing list.
T. F. Seal, of Luther, is new
edition to our subscription list.
Chas. Hopkins, of Jonesville,
Va. says that he wants the News
to come TO his address.
F@A-y Willis, Clerk of the Cir
4 psourt, is anew and appre-
sciated addition to our mailing
list.
Albert Lewis, special friend
to the News, ordered us to mail
the News for six months to his
to his brother, Walter S. Lewis,
Darlington, Ind.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1921-07-08
BEAT THE HESSlAN FLY;
SOW WHEAT AFTER FROST

Wheat and vetch In Tennessee ma.
be sown until rs late as November l.
but their chance of success II SOwn
later IL uncSiain. On account of the
Hessan fly, IL is not safe t. s"w wheat
for grain before the FIRST frost.
Winter oats, barley and clovers
should have been -owu in September.
Oats and barley yhn bc sown during
the frSl t,w .l!s OF October with
some degree of success, hut clover
never should be- seeded later than Sep
tcmher
Land FOR wheat should bc prepared
with n good sccdhcd during September,
and lime should hc added. Don't for
gci lime. Add IL 10 the land tOr niOst
crops ----
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1921-07-08
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The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1921-07-08
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