Rockingham post-dispatch., 1922-10-26
LOCAL ITEMS
And PERSONALS
Matters Briefly Mentioned
Little Happenings
Personal Notes
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Phone 1872

WINS Va AcHS.
How about your label? See if
blue X mark is on the front page
and then renew.
Sandhill Fair at Pinehurst NJ
vember Z, s, 9 and 10.
Ellerbe and Rockingham, tomol
row (Friday) at $3.50, new schoo
athletic field.
Born, October 18th, to MIR. an,
Mrs. j. w. Gibson, at Hamlet, a son
John William, Junior.
i Mrs. Lucy P. Russell left las
week to spend a month in Ashevill,
with Mrs. Atkins on Mumford st.
Atty. H. S. Boggan Wednesda,
moved his law office to the SECOND
floor OF the new Morse building or
. New street.
Subject of sermon at Presbyter
, ian church Sunday will be: morn
ing, "A Christians Freedom
night, The Loneliness of Jesus"
The November McClure's has a
story entitled The Chimney" by
Charles Russell, He goes under the
name of Phillips Russell in his
!; stories.
Hon. A. w. Mclean will address
the men and women voters of the
county at the court house Saturday
afternoon at 8. Come out and hear
him.
Mrs. Charles Jones, Jr., and
/ young son came here on Wednes-
day OF last week from Norfolk to
visit her mother, Mrs. ]. H. Swink,
for two weeks.
Senior Grand Warden P. LeGrand
Everett attended the laying of the
cornerstone of the Gastonia new
high school building last Friday
and was acting grand master at the
laying of the stone.
Mrs. Lou Crosland is spending
q week near town. She will 20 to
Fayetteville Saturday to spend the
winter with her daughter, Miss
Louise, who is principal OF a school
tWo miles from that city.
The w r. Smith & Sons store
carries a big stock OF parts, springs.
piston rings, ETC., for almost every
grade of car. This firm is now adj |
Vcrrslng through the Dispatch
the McQuay-Norris piston rings.
Subject OF sermon at Episcopal |
church Sunday morning will be |
Ihe Secret OF a Happy Life" Ser
vice IN conmemoration of ALL
SAINTS Day next Wednesday morn
ing at $50 with Holy Communion.
Mr.. David Rice, of Hamlet, and
MISS Mary Little, OF Wadesboro,
were married in Bennettsville Sun
Day The bride is daughter of
Mrs. Eugene Little, and has MANY
friends here Wiio are interested inI
her marriage. @
q series of services will be held
n the Wadcsboro Episcopal church
~ Archdeacon Webber, of Philadel,
ohia, beginning October 10Th. The
MISSION will continue for eight days |
With morning service at 1890 andIl
lght at 1880. Il
Inc fraternal page of the Char
otte Observer recently carried ak
picture of I. Berry Lilies, of Rock !
ngham, and Judge P. S. Carlton, !,
I Salisbury. The makeup" man ~
ot the two pictures and names
rossed. 1t is understood neitherl
I the two, gentlemen are contem-
lating a suit for damages.
The marriage of Mr.. Paul Ham. :
lond, OF Welch, w. Va, to Miss :
ennie May Pegues will be solemn &
-
ed this afternoon at 6 o'clock atllk
le home of the brides father, Mr. IIk
rank Brooks Pegues, across the II
tate line. The couple will leave i
might for a wedding trip to NewlK
ork before going on to Welch. \
Phil Little, Of Charlotte, is said !
, have driven in his car from /
harlotte to the Country Club HI
ear Everett's Mill in less than u
70 hours a distance of about IIH
J miles, with a ferry to cross. II
osslbly he was not content with /
US slow means Of travel; at anyjIE
lte, last Sunday he wanted toIIH
It to'the club so he secured aIlE
numerical aeroplane in Char. ID
tie and made the trip in SSH
lnutes, landing in the HarnerIlH
I'd above the mill. He return llH
the same way Monday lIE
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