The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-06-27
HOME FOLKS AND oTHERFoLKs.
Some Moving About IN the Void.

Master Herbert Mcdowell went to
Murfreesboro Monday.
Mr. W. II. White went 10 Petersburg
on business Tuesday.
Rev. II. VI. Jackson has gone TO
MaXton to visit his mother.
Mrs. :. f. Dunn went to Littleton
Monday to spend some time to get the
benefit Of the fine water there.
Miss Annie Williams friends are
glad to welcome her here for the sum-
ner vacation
Mrs. f. K Hassell and her little son
I'd. left Friday Tor Plymouth on Wis
it to relatives
Mr.. A. Mcdowell has been several
days on trip to Philadelphia in the
interest Of the knitting mills.
Rev. j. G. Kilgo, President of Trini-
ty college, passed up Monday morning
from Greenville, where he preached
last Sunday.
Mrs. Haughton, relict of the late
Rev. Mr.. Haughton, of Williamson,
came up Friday on a visit to her sister,
Mrs H. S. Hyman.
Mr. Howard WisWall of Beaufort
county, who graduated this year from
the A. & NJ. College at Raleigh, has
been here few days visiting his aunt,
Mrs. j. A. Perry
Mr.. John B. Tillery and daughter,
Miss Bette, spent part of last week
here visiting his daughter, Mrs. j. P.
Futrell
Miss Della Skittletharpe, who has
been visiting Miss Eta AllsbrOok for
several weeks, returned to her home in
last Friday
Mr. and Mrs X. Allsbrook returned
Monday from Tarboro where they had
been in attendance upon the Washing
ton District Methodist Conference.
Miss Mary X. Applewhite, one of
the teachers in Greensboro Graded
school, is at home for the summer va
cation
Mr.. c. ". Wilson has gone this week
TO Edenton. He will canvass some of
he lower counties in the interest of
his school.
Mr.. G. L. Bell came yesterday from
suffolk. He was out on little run
or the wholesale house for which he
clerks.
Last Thursdays Washington Gazette
said: elder Strickland, of Scotland
Neck, will preach at the Primitive Bap-
list church on Friday morning at elev-
IN o'clock
Mrs Perry, relict of the late James
T. Perry, editor Of the Wilmington
Dispatch, came up with her little
daughter Orrie last Friday to visit her
relatives, the family OF Mayor J. A.
Perry.
The Wilson correspondent to Sun
lays Richmond Dispatch said Cards
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Halifax. n. c. on the 3rd of July, Of
Mr. James w. Haynes, our popular ex-
superintendent of Public Instruction,
and Miss Berlah Grady, of Halifax"
Rev. W. J. Smith has been granted
a months vacation and will preach at
Flat Rock near Hendersonvllle during
that time. He left last Friday for his
summer vacation. THE DEMOCRAT
wishes him a pleasant stay in the
Mr.. A. A. Andrews, instructor in the
business department Of West Point
West Point, Mss, came IN
last week to visit his relatives. Mr.
Andrews was a student in the Scotland
Neck male school about two years ago.
He left here about IS months ago,
since which time he has taken a bust
ness course in Lexington Business Col
and has secured a fine position at West
Point.
Rev. W. r. Cullom, the summer
supply for pastor r. I. Vann, preached
his first sermons In the Baptist church
Sunday. His sermons were clear and
practical and logical and forceful.
Although Mr. Cullom is young man,
he is scholarly and breaches with the
ease and grace of a man OF years. He
IS instructor in one of the departments
III the Southern Theological Seminary
at Louisville, KY His audiences were
greatly pleased with his sermons Sun
day.
FNRvIEw INsTITUTE.-Readln this
issue the adj. of Fairview Institute.
We have received a catalogue of the
school. 1t is neat and lastly arranged
and makes a good showing for the