Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-12-07

items OF news.
How about your labelo See if a
blue X mark is on the front page
and then renew.
DO your Christmas shopping be-
fore Christmas.
Senior B. Y. p, L. meets in the
Baptist church every Monday night
at 7:30.
Photographer Morgan spent Mon,
day and Tuesday in Charlotte on
business.
Miss Allie Legg returned this a.
IN. from a hurried business trip to
New York.
William Mcpherson, of Raleigh,
spent the Thanksgiving holidays
with John Dockery, Jr.
DR.. Watt Cole, wife and two chill
dren, returned to Greensboro Tues
DAY after four days visit to rela-
tiyes here.
Miss Emily Bethca, of Chicora
College, Columbia, S. c., spent the
Thanksgiving holidays with Miss
Clara Stogner.
The enrolment of the n. {. Col
lege for Women at Greensboro is
now 1270-just double it's capacity
of two years ago.
S. l.. Webb has opened another
grocery store across the pond from
kthe Seaboard depot. He is running
one and l.. V. Pierce the other.
The teachers of the county will be
the guests of the county federation
| of clubs December 10Th at II o'clock
at the school auditorium; lunch will
be served them.
Subject of sermon at Prcsbyter
ian church Sunday morning will be
The Oblivion of Forgetfulness
Sunday night at 7:3O, The Near.
ness OF the Lord"
Mrs. Jno. Sandy Covington went
to Raleigh Wednesday night to
attend a three days meeting of the
Home Demonstration agents. She
will return, Saturday night.
Mrs F. r. Harris, of Henderson
spent Monday night and Tuesday
here with Mrs. S. w. Steele, en-
route to Ansonville where she will
spend two weeks with Mrs. Ben
Dunlap.
Mrs. Vernon Dowless and daugh
ter, Lougenia, and mother, Mrs. A
| A. Williams, came from Councils
Saturday to remain until after
Christmas with Mcssrs. Claude and
Jesse Williams.
George Harrington, of Pomona
mills, and Ike Jordan, of rura
Guilford, were sent, to the roads fol-
IsiX months each by Magistrate
Dave Collins at Greensboro Monday
| for driving cars while drunk. That's
the proper medicine
| Spending Thanksgiving Day witt
Mrs. S. W. Steele were her mother
| Mrs. Jesse Fl. Page and Mrs. Be1
Dunlap and daughter, Celia, of An
sonville, and Mrs David Dunlap, o
| Wadesboro. Mrs. Page will remain
| here foY a week or two yet.
i Mr.. Winston w. Covington ant
family went to Rowland Friday ant
remained until Sunday. Miss An
ME Mclean came home with them
but returned to Rowland Wcdnes
day night; she is Mrs. Covington
sister.
The formal charter for the new
McAulay, Grassland g. Tyson Realt!
company was granted by the Secre
tary of State Monday. The Post
Dispatch gave detailed story o
this new company two weeks ago
as auctiOneers the local concern ap
pears to be a hummer.
Fred NJ. Hull, son of Mrs. Maud
Hull, of Rockingham, has beer
selected as leader of the Georges
Tech Y. M. c. A. Friendship Coun
Gil that has been formed at that in
stitution to promote friendship ant
school and religious spirit amonl
J the students of Georgia Tech.
G Subject of Mr.. Hartzell's sermon
| at the Episcopal church next Sun
7 day night will be, Need of Coop
| Grafton Between Town Officials ant
Religious Leaders" Sunday schoo
9:45; mid-week prayer service ever
t Wednesday night at 1880.
Il Elsewhere in the Post-Dispatch i
!. the annual statement from tn
: County Auditor as to the amour
each County Commissioner receive
during this past fiscal, year MI
Frutchey, who lives in the EXTERN
upper end of the county, had
travel 936 miles during the year {