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Rockingham post-dispatch., 1922-12-29
(From Laurinburg Exchange. J

\ffOm LauflnDufg EXcnangc.l
Judge 7. C.. Everett handles the
criminal docket with dispatch and
with the ease OF an old-timer. He
is demonstrating that a layman can
do the job in fine, dignified way
and determined that the law shall
be respected. He made an an
nouncement in his court on Tuesday
OF this week which vioIators of the
prohibition law might well take
notice of and be profted thereby.
After convicting Jim Russell and
Henry Mcdlin for manufacturing
and keeping Whiskey for sale, he
was much besought by counsel for
lcnicncy for the two offenders and
| for a bond for good behavior. The
| court announced that i'm assuming
| the duties of his office he made up
his mind that in all cases of manu-
featuring and selling Whiskcy in
which there was a conviction it will
be his policy to pronounce Jail sen,
| tences, except in the most extreme
cases of mitigating circumstances
Those who heard the remarks of the
, court got the impression that the
court has some strong convictions
about the Wilful deIibcratencss
which must prcccde the violation OF
the prohibition laws. jim and
Henry did not have those mitigat
ing circumstances in their favor
Rockingham post-dispatch., 1922-12-29
NOTICE
SALE OF LAND BY MORTGAGEE.

On Monday, the Sth day of Janu-
ary, 1928, at II o'clock NJ, in front
of the court house door of Rich
mond county, in the Town of Rock
ingham, the undersigned mortgagee
will sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder, for cash, the follow
ing described tract of land, to-wit:
Beginning at a stake, Frank
Lowdermilk and c. C. Capers cor
ner, and runs n. 5312 E. 36 poles to
a stake; thence n. Is w. So poles to
Il stake; thence n. 20 f. II As poles
to a stake; thence S. 72112 E. 70 poles
to a stake; thence S. Is f. 40 poles
to stake; thence S. 50 w. 25 poles
to a stake; thence n. n 3-4 w. 1876
poles to Il stake, the beginning, con-
tanning % 5-S acres more or less.
This sale is made under and by
virtue of the power of sale contain
ed in Il certain mortgage deed exc
cuted by w. b. Hcarn and wife to
L. P. Byrd dated April s, 1921, to
secure the payment of certain in
debtcdncSs in which default has
been made: said mortgage being
duly recorded in the office of Reg
lister of Deeds for Richmond County
in Book 12S, page 291.
This December :, 1929.
/. P. BYRD, Mortgagee.
Rockingham post-dispatch., 1922-12-29
Commissioners Sale of Valu
able Farm Land.

State of North Carolina,
Richmond County.
Under and by virtue of the power con.
ferred upon the undersigned Commission
er under a Judgment of the Superior
Court for the County of Richmond, rem
dered at the December Term, 1922, in
the case of The Bank of Rockingham, ct
al, Plaintiffs VS.. J. F. Diggs, ct al, De-
PENDANTS. the undersigned Commissioner
will offer for sale on the premises in Wolf
Pit township, Richmond county, Forth
Carolina, on
TUESDAY, JANUARY 9th, 1923,
at II O'Clock, a. NJ.
the following described lands
448 acres known as the ]. F. Diggs
Wetmore Place, lying on both sides of
the National Highway leading from Rock
ingham to Cheraw, about 10 miles South
from the town of Rockingham, said land
being bounded on the North by the lands
oJ Mrs. Bette F. Long and Mrs. J. P.
Little; on the East by the lands of John
l.. Everett and ON the South by the Ever,
EFT Estate Lands and the Eli Manship Es.
tate lands and on the West by the Pee
Dee river.
Said land will be offered for sale in
convenient seperate farms. boundaries OF
which will be surveyed and described by
by metes and bounds the day of sale
And the said land will also be offered as
a whole.
The terms of sale are ONE, THIRL
CASH and the balance in Two Equa
Payments, due IN ONE and TWO YEARS
from date of sale. To be closed by Mort
gageDeed with interest on deferred pay
ments.
Time of Sale January 9th, 1922
This December 7th. 1922.
w. X. JONES, Commissioner.
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Charm in Ribbon Trimming

gathered in cabochons, in Grapes and
flowers.
Black velvet again appears In n
gown designed by Philippe and Gas
ton. This time II Is trimmed with a
series OF motifs In embroidered beads
OF all brilliant tones and hues.
On a dress designed by Jenny there
ls an insert down one whole side OF
white crepe This, against the black
velvet OF the gown, makes an Interest.
Ing contrast. effectively becoming TO
almost every woman. provided II Is In
the right proportions. This designer
has taken fur and used II for an out
limo to mark the end OF the black
and the beginning OF the white. In this
way she concentrates all OF her trim
ming In one area and obtains the most
effective sort Of design. The dress
Itself Is made In three tiers, as to The
skirt. which is favOrlte manner with
the French this season OF relieving
the long line of the onc-piece frock.
This time the arrangement is larger
than Is ordinarily the case, but Il Is
none the less effective and II manages
10 supply the character and the style
OF the whole COSTUME.
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Lelong cuts tongues OF fabric In the
same cloth as the frock. crushea them
and gathers them together I. form O
belt and then loops more Of them to-
gether to form a wide cuff. POIret re-
lies upon a vivid girtlle ~ creme to en-.
liven a plain model OF tailored serge.
The glrdle Is 0f Jade green. which con.
tinues 10 be fnvOrite color with Poi
ret, and ends In rassels after passing
through the steel buckles which ter
inmate the tiny Jacket OF the gown.
AZ the walstlnes OF many frocks P0lret
delights In arranging lmpresslOnlstIc
flowers OF vivid silk and padded 10 a
cushionllke quality. With his nccus-
toned love for the full-valued colors,
Poiret drapes ruby velvet "a the long
lines Of an ankle-length evening frOck
with little rings OF green, mauve and
red thread nj the bottom OF which
form several rows OF a most unusual
trimming Again and again rne Is i'm.
pressed with the charm Of ribbon trim.
mings. grosgrnln and narrow velvet,
pluils Of black cire silk braid IN YER
micelli motifs. metal ribbon that fairly
sparkles with new crisIness. There
are ribbons knotted and topped and
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THE KEY

"The Fairies" said Daddy, "were
busy doing up packages for the Fairy
Wondrous Secrets and the Dreamland
King. He was sitting on his favorlte
cloud waiting for these packages.
Ellis friend, the Sandman, had nl-
ready been around and his other friend,
Prince Sleep had followed shortly
after.
AT last they were all ready. Every
package was done up most beautifully
and the Dreamland King had a great
big load.
AN pleasant dreams, so they won't
be too hard to carry he said as he
started off.
"Just then there came great noise
and then huge door opened.
at opened right out from the Secret
Room OF the fairies to the Dreamland
Kings favorlte cloud.
There is n passageway which runs
between this room and the cloud, and
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minced parsley. one teaspo0nfuI of
salt, One-hnlf teaspOonful OF mustard.
one-hnlf teasp0onful Of paprIkn. hnlf
Glove OF garlic. the yolk Of an egg
and three tahlespoonfuls OF water.
Put the butter lemon juice and sen.
soning into a saucepan and bring 10
a boil. add the yOlk OF the egg and
water hut do not boil; stir until well
blended and thick and remove from
the heat. Serve NJ once.
Supreme Sauee.--TRke one cuDfnl
Of cream sauce. the juice OF one
lemon. one well-henien egg. one ten.
spoonful Of salt. One-hnlf teasDoon.
ful Of paprika. one teaspoonfnl of
onion juice. pinch 81 powdered cloves
the same Of nutmeg. Heat until very
hot and pour over the rweetbrends nnd
toast. Garni h with iinely.mlncad
parsley and sliced hnri-cooked egg
Pumpkin Puddlno.-Take one and
one-half cupfuls ~ wellcnoLo1
pumpkin. add one cupfm OF mix ,ba
yolk 81 two eggs. a third Of n cnnrn,
OF sugar. one Tablespoonful Of mel,ot
hntter. teasponnful Of ginger. n few
drops OF lemon extract and ll,,ls
salt. Mix wen. pour into cusrnrd
cups and bake for an hour IN sIoy
oven. Sci the cups In nun Of bo,
water. Garnlsh with whipped cream
and grated cheese.
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ustic. Such a dish Is
PIanked Ham With Egos.--A slice
OF nam minced and mOistened with
cream sauce is spread on fireproOi
platter with depressions ,or each egg
which Is to be placed on It. Drop an
egg IN each small nest. season. place
me dish In a hot oven TO set the
eggs. Serve corhed beef hash In the
same manner and gnrnish with pars-
ley. A plank may be used. but must
De very hot when the meat Is placed
upon II.
Salad Anna.-Cut half-inch slices
lengthwlse OF head lettuce. On these
sections lay alternately segments OF
orange. grapefruit and tangerines
from which all tough skin and mem.
Drnne has been removed Serve with
French dressing beaten smooth with
spoonful or two OF catsup.
Celery With Cheese sauce.-Cook
celery cut In smull pieces until tender.
Butter baking dish or individual bak.
Ing dishes, put In a spoonful of Gel.
cry. some seasoning. then a spoonful
- ~" "HiiN cuutte CONtT WIFI kTuttu
cheese. finish with buttered crumbs
and bake in hot oven until
thoroughly heated through.
French pastry owes Its charm to its
frivolous appearance. shape. color and
decoration. The same ingredients
used In the ordinary way would not ap-
peal. We have 1.-THE most OF us). not
passed from the ginger-bread-man
stage; we like the taste OF food that
appeals to the eye. Imagination and
color sense. The nllurement Of attrac.
tive food draws us to out-of-the-wny
places. and the most popular places
where food Is served are those which
cater TO the magic influence of we'll.
prepared and welI-garnished food.
Stafford Sausages.-Put six ounces
OF lean beef through the meat
chopper, add one small onion. two
branches OF parsley. Add enc cupful
Of cold corn mush. one teaspoonful
OF salt. few dnshes Of cayenne. one.
half teaspoonfrl OF poultry dressing I;
mix well TO blend. Mold into sausages
and Try until a golden brown In hot
fat.
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couturiers, also succeed In achieving
the unusual. Charlotte edges broad
coat collars with narrow or wide braid
Of a contrasting color, and CmbroIders
soft chiffon collars and dropping cuffs
with heavy beads that form Intricate
or wide patterns, varying with the type
OF frock represented. But II has re-
NAMED for Madeleine ct Madeleine to
create tailored coat that scorns the
mediocrity of one collar and carries
well over the shoulders an under col
lar OF the fabric ant a shorter over col.
lar Of fur. That a dress may be sue
cessfully collared and cuffed In braid
or graded tones has been proved by
Premet. who has 50 treated an after
noon frock of dull blue velvet. On a
serge dress Of severe line Premet per.
mits striLs and curls OF silk to hold
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the huge door Is at the end of the
passageway.
"'Well. well. well,' said voice. i
had great time hurrying to get here.
I want to go around tonight, too.
I rushed from my special home to
the room where the fairies do up their
packages for the Dreamland King, and
! found them all gone.
"'Dear me, l was afraid was too
late. Yes, l want to 60 around, too
I've been treated so much better OF
late
ado come around said the Dream
land King.
"'Oh yes said the Fairy WOndrous
Secrets, you surely must go. Where
have you been all this timer
"'Of course. my name is Key. Ny
middle name is To-spelled In Just
that simple way. And my third name
is Happiness.
"'As you can see. fairies and Won
drous Secrets and Dreamland King, ]
look something like an enormous key
and something like a brownie, and
something like gnome, and something
like an elf.
"'But I dress In such way so as
to look like key. This is my favor.
lite costume
"And indeed he did look like key
very much like big alive key.
"'You wonder why you have not seen
me in long time Key continued.
az will explain to you. AS you know
and as I've said, my whole name Is
Key To Happiness. And live up to
my name.
"1'm really the key to happiness,
for explain what makes happiness
cannot do II alone. People have 10
have understanding. you know.
"T explain, though, that so many
simple things make happiness. tell OF
my friends Kind Words, Judge Just
Praise, Miss Hate-Gossip-S She has
strange name. She will not change
II though, because she says her name
explains her feelings. She does hate
gossip sol That is the truth. She
won't listen 10 word Of III
""Then have so many other friends
such as Sister Sympathy. Grille Gen.
crosby and Brother Bravery.
"'One OF my best friends is Uncl,
Unselhshness. Then there Is Merr,
Nature and Susy Smiles. They're IN,
dearest little pals.
al try To introduce them when | q, |
about. try to tell that they're close
close friends OF mine.
81 also want to explain that I'm
not so hard 10 know. Any one can be
come a real frienl Of mine. and the SO
cret isn't hard to learn. / will tel
them as they sleep that am nbou'
with my friends whenever they wan,
me. and even though they cannot ac
tually see me they can feel that I'm
around.
"'But sometimes I'm showed AVA,
70 far that | almost get lost. Yes. Ke, ,
To Happiness almost gets last whel /
people pay no attention 10 him aud acl :
Is though he were some one much ia,
to know.
"'But I'll never really get lost-o'
10, only sometimes showed back hi, 4
mt now am going OF with yor
'reamland King. Yes. am ready
art nowr"
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call fancy cook.
cry; an art In
which the French
chef exceIs. II
takes imagination
TO serve an egg
so dai nty 81
tasty, SO attrac.
tive, that II Is ar
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guy and fantastic sway. on a black
velvet street dress there is , lace col
lar suggesting the court dress OF the
time OF Louis XII.
Russian Embroidery Popular.
Russian embroidery has not lost
prestige by Its continued popularity,
and the brilliant peasant designs are
much In evidence on the Informal
frock. Chanel uses II TO an even
greater extent than heretofore. Black
velvet frccks are embroidered Ia dull
blues and grays. with a saving flash Of
crimson, In much the same manner
that unbleached muslin was made Joy.
full during the summer months.
There are steel beads and beads OF
crystal and beads that rival the bril-
lance OF precious tones. Sometimes
these ornamentntions are the one fen.
ture OF draped frock OF rlaln mate
rial. But. above all, there must be
Quantities and quantities OF fur every
where In evidence.
At Drecolrs where lace Is much used
In brilliant and happy fancies, black
chnntilly, which forms the body OF
huge fan, hns been bordered with a
narrow edge OF skunk. Jenny con.
vinces one that to carry a nun IL to
complete ones self-expressIon and SHE
oners them In shapes that are round
and voluminous and fiat and square
One Is heightened by fur frill long
enough 70 cover the mum completely.
But when fur is not used in the street
things, there is holce to be made
from many other interesting touches.
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N"NN'N N1WtEIs NNV-
move, drain. bone and
skin the fish, divide Into
hllets and serve with
Flnoaree.-Take the
juice Of huff n lemon,
two tabiespoonfuls OF
butter. one tablespoonful
OF tinely-minced onion.
Two tnblesnoon fuia ~
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wrong to riaht as see II. for ,.,.
you did not encourage him 10 thirL y" Val
for him. And now. my dear, lei mo .S.,- e'fsd
70 choose your friends very earef,I,s Ioa
tally your boy friends, and tbon we.
yourself In such manner that Il l.sr.. 4.o
room Ter doubt In their minds as % ho,, 4,
must conduct themselves while with Won ~
Dear Miss Brooks -
l have been very interested In youy ,o.,-
Between You and Me-" I have a fev o,..,,'ae
would like to ask you. (l) win Won ~
give mo the history Of the Forget mono, -
the Pond Lily. (2) There Is a crowd AZ - -.
girls that have just Joined the beehive 80
VIII you give US a swarm name and II, r,...
int hope you will have success in an.,,..,--
my question.
SWEETHEART. Mink Creek. IA.
An Indian legend of how the Wa,s- :.
Pond Lily become known and NAMED ~
reared In your paper a few weeks ago ~,
reprint II here for you.
The Indians believed that the altar. ws,. a.
tones Of those who had walked acro., a.
larry Bridge Of Souls, and one nirh. a.
NV star leave the sky and come half ~,
oward the earth. That night a young hr,,.
lrcamed that the star came and told hin, a
isk his wise men what shape she might al,
nat she could dwell with the red people vA,.
he lovHd. forever. The wise men said for NJ,
chooge for herself. So at first she came 4.
i've in the heart of q white rose on the mona.
ain side. but she was very lonely, so she nor,
,ook up her dwelling In n prairie flower. Nm,
;reat herds Of buffalo went laundering BY .ps
he was frightened. Go she again set for,A
% find a resting place. and as she noatcd owe,
great. blue lake she saw her shadow In u,
water. and sank down to rest on It's cool boaor,
The next morning the lake was covered wild
great, white. shining flowers, with golden
hearts. The Indians said the White Star hal
called her sisters 10 live among them The,
called them 'Wahbegwannee. the White Sta
Flowers"
The following Is an interesting little hls,or
Of the Forget-me-not:
II Is related that young couple, on the eu
OF their marriage. were walking along IN
banks Of river and saw a cluster Of Forge,
ne-not floating on the stream. The bride-to-b
admired the beauty Of the flower and lainente
t. destiny. The lover plunged into the waite
% rescue II but having caught Il. foun
himself sinking. He made a final effort an
threw II at the feet Of his batrothed, "a
claiming as he did so. "forget-rne not 20 Sine
that event this flower has been made emblenai
ieal OF the sentiment forg,t-me-not.
How would the white Star Swarm be ID
a name. emblematic Of purity, and the Pom
Lily as the symbol. Or the Indian nam
% wa issa," meaning bluebird and have u
bluebird as your symbol
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Articles and Illustrations
for Lehi Housewives.
The KITCHEN
CABINET

20 1874 Western Newspaper union.j
Whose luck is better far than oursf
The other fellows.
Whose road seems always lined with
1owers7
The other fellows
Who Is the man who seems TO get
Most Joy In life with least regret
Who always seems to win his betf
The other fellow.
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This your corner Make use Of it for your information
That are pung you will be pleasure and privilege ~ % QUESTION:
fully and promptly all questions submitted to me- You
limited tVo and your jul and address must must
For special information send stamped envelope All n letter.
always be held in absolute confidence will
All letters should be addressed very plainly in pen and a.
Helen Brooks, Box 1915, Salt Lake City. f ana ana INK 10
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oh. wisdom Of the gods that made usi
When the dog-cart OF life at which we
tug mires utterly. we attn can alp the
collar.-Clyde Davis.
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would like to ask you n question or two.
hope am welcome. 1) What are the duties
Of student body secretary7 t2) Where could
l obtain the poems. "Curfew Must Not Ring
Tonight" and Kentucky Belief Thanking you
In advance.
MAY, UTAH
The duties Of a student body secretary do
not differ 10 any extent from the duties Of the
secretary Of any society or organization. Fol-
lowing IL nearly as can tell you here the
duties Of a secretary: The secretary Is the
recording officer Of the assembly and the Gus.
todian Of It's records. except such as are spe-
cihcally assigned to others, a. the treasurer'S
books. In addition 10 keeping the records Of
the society and the minutes Of the meetings. q,
Is the duty Of the secretary 10 keep n register
or roll Of It's members and 10 call the rol
when required TO notify Officers committees
and delegates Of their appointment, and e
furnish committees with all papers referred
10 them. and delegates with credentials and {
siRn with the president all orders on the treas
urer authorized by the society unless otherwise
specified In the bylaws. II Is his duty e
send out proper notices Of all called meeting
when necessary. and to conduct the CORES
pondence Of the society except In case there
a corresponding secretary. Previous 10 eacl
meeting the secretary should. for the use Of III,
ing In their exact order what is necessary
come before the assembly. He should have n
each meeting a list Of all standing committee
and such special committees are In existsnc
at the time and the bylaws Of the orRaniza
ton and It's minutes. In the absence OF tn,
chairman (if there Is no vce-president present.
II Is his duty to call the meeting 10 order and
TO preside until the election Of chairman pro
tenn, which should take place Immediately.
When a committee Is appointed, the secretary
should hand the names Of the committee. and
all papers referred TO IL, TO the chairman Of
the committee. or some other Of It's members.
He should endorse on the reports Of committees
the date Of their reception, and what further
action was taken upon them. and preserve them
among the records. for which he Is respon-
sible. (2) The poem, "Curfew Must Not Ring
Tonight" will appear as soon as we have space
for II. The other. Kentucky Belle" has
twenty-nine verses, so we will be unable to
print IL. The book. practical Elocution." pub
lished by the Penn Publishing Co.. Philadel-
phia. contains this poem. The book has 800
pages and the price is s1.75. / will save your
envelope, in case we have no room for your
other poem we can send II TO you.
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MORE COOP THINGS

When serving boiled fsh, cook II
In steamer or dropped In water tied
In oh
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FOOD THAT'S DIFFERENT

Just ordinary food served In an ex.
traordlnnry way Is what epicureans
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Dear Miss Brooks;
This Is the first l have ever written 20 you
! nave two questions would like 10 ask. On
What IL the Red River named afteri (2) wher,
Is u ioeated7 Thanking you In advance I am
BLUE EYES. Idaho
L do not hnd from what source the R.d
Rivers (of which there are two) derived tbel,
names, The Red River of the North 4,
river OF the United States and Canada. TAh
river rises In the west-central part of Mir
nesota, and after describing a small curve A
the south and west. II turns northward :,
Wahpeton. North Dakota. and for about ,ss
miles forms the boundary between Minne.o.,
and North Dakota. and eventually emntl..
into Lake Winnipeg. The principal tributarl.
OF this river are the sheyenne and Pemhi..
In N. d.. and the Assinibolns In ManI,oh.
The other Red River h the southern,.o.,
OF the more important tributaries On N.
Mississippi. and has it, source In several As,i
streams of Northern Texas. This s,rs.,.
follows an easterly course between Texas srl
Oklahoma. enters Arkansas. and cutting on n.
southwestern corner OF the state Aow, ,o,n
easteriy through louisiana until Il reaebe, d,
Mississippi ~'
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Dear Miss Brooks,
am reader Of your interesting corner, and
seeing how many others you have helped,
now enter your corner TO ask for help win
Pyramid paper, the words 10 The aono "nou,n
by the Weeping willow"f Hopine Won can
nnd u somewhere. with my best wishes, /
PAULINE. Moroni. Utah.
NeV sorry Pauline 10 have TO report l am
unable 10 locate your song. Are you oults
sure mis- Is the right ttlef You see 1 haVs
70 have the correct title or the first line Of IN,
song before ! can successfully find IT, II you
can remember these and are sure or both
to locate II for you.