Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-10-19


ed four-weeks' revival in Rich
mond.
That is an attractive advertise
ment of Stephenson Belk on page
ten look it up.
Mr.. A. t. White brought the Post
Dispatch a Keiffer pear Wednesday
that weighed an even two pounds.
Ledbetter school will open next
Monday, 23rd. Mrs. Don Culber
son is principal.
The U. d. c. will meet on Mon.
day, Oct. 23rd, at 3 o'clock at the
home of Mrs. R. R. Simmons.
Born, Sunday at neon, Oct.
18th, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ozmer L.
Henry, a daughter, Sara Dockery.
Born, on Thursday night, Oct.
18th, to Mr.. and Mrs. Farley
Long, a daughter, Cora Stanslll.
Miss Mary Louise Everett went to
Raleigh Sunday night to attend a
house party this week at the home
of Mrs. Charles E. Johnson.
Subject sermons Presbyterian
church Sunday, Oct. 22nd: IL a.
m, "The Army of the King;
7:30 p. m, Things That Matter
Most"
The Womsn's Club is to have
a "get-together" dinner at the
Hotel Friday night at 800. The
school faculty will be honor
guests of the Club.
1t was reported in the papers re.
Gently that Billy Sunday would
hold a meeting in Charlotte the
first of the coming year. This is d
mistake; he will be there early in
1924.
The midday Seaboard trains,
which were taken off during the
strike, are to be put back on, the
first train running Nov. 1st. No.
81 will arrive at lob and No. "a
at 1885.
VIM. Harry Entwistle left We'd
nesday night for Greenville, S. c.,
to attend the textile exposition
which runs from 10Th to 10Th. ].
w. Jenkins and J. w. Porter plan
ned to go today.
Subject of Mr.. Hartzelrs sermon
at Episcopal church this coming
Sunday night will be Can the
Church Solve the Problems OF
Doubt and Poverty" Sunday
school at 9:45, prayer service every
Wednesday night at 1880.
Instructor ]. b. Lawrence Monday
night carried ten of the Rocking
ham school hoys to Raleigh to com
pete in the statewide judging Of
livestock at the Fair. In the mum
Der were three of the Post-Dispatch
after-school helpers, Jack, Willie
and Bob Covington.
Cards have been received here by
friends announcing the marriage Of
Miss Viola Odom at Raleigh to Mr.
Paul V. Finch, Of Spartanburg
October 18th. The bride is daugh
ter of Mrs. w. P. 0dom, who for
merly lived here but who now lives
in Raleigh.
The Methodist O,phanage Sing
| ing class was in Hamlet Sunday
! night, giving their entertainment a
the Methodist church. Ralph Thorn
as, one of our town boys, being {
member of the class, came ovel
from Hamlet for short visit, leay
ing early Monday morning for Hen
derson to play ON Orphanage team
against Henderson.
The Troy-Rockingham jitney bu'
line will hereafter be continued OF
through to Hamlet The bus ar
rives here from Troy at 1890, ant
leaves Rockingham Hotel for Ham
! let al |. Returning it leaves Ham
let Terminal Hotel at 2, arrive her
at 2:30, and taking on passenger
leave at once on the return trip Il
Ellerbe and Troy, The fare from
Rockingham to Hamlet is SOC, AM
Rockingham to Ellerbe SOC.
The three Haywood brothers, II
la, ]. T., and z. r., with thei
nephew, Neill, drove to Columhi
Saturday to visit their sister, Mrs
]. ". Davis, returning to the count
! Sunday. MIR. Davis, it will be re
called, was the superintendent 9
the Richland county home, nea
Columbia, and was killed last Ma
28th with a shotgun by one of tn
white inmates. The man was aftel