Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-11-09
WALTER LETTER.
ARGUS BUREAU /
WALTER, N. @. ;
Nov. 8, 1905. J

WALTER, N. @.
Nov. 8, 1905.
Mr.. Geo. Becton spent one day
last week in Fremont, combining
business with pleasure.
Miss Matte Uzzell arrived last
Saturday to teach the school at E5e
nezer, and is boarding with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. W. Rose.
Mesdames Anna Bagley aud Ap-
pie Foschuo from Stanton 5ourg were
here last week the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fl. T. Jones.
Rev. and Mrs. FL. E. T1ipp are on
visit to our co immunity where they
have many friends, who are always
glad to see them.
Miss Florence Cullom, of Wilson,
arrived this morning 10 take charge
of the music class at our new school.
She is boarding with Mr.. and Mrs.
J. M. Mitchell, and her many friends
here extend her a warm welcome.
Prof. E. T. Atkinson, of your city,
was in our community this morning.
His untiring efforts in behalf OF
education, is sincerely appret lated
by his many friends in this section.
The death of Mrs. Luther Smith
occurred at her home near here Sat-
urday afternoon, and she was buried
near Pinkney, Sunday, with her in
FAINT babe which preceded her few
hours to the spirit land. The SYM
pathy of the community goes out to
the young husband in his sad be-
Ireavement.
Misses Mary and Anna Pipkin
and Cora Dixon left last week, TO
assume their duties in their respec-
tive schools in the lower part of the
county.
Prof. J. R. Giles, .of Wilmington,
larriYed last week to assume charge
Aof the school here. He is a young
imam Of exceedingly pieasantaddress,
land impresses one as being the right
Imam In the right place. He is board
ling with Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Sas5er
/ The school at the new schoo
Ihouse opened in full blast this morn
ling, with two rooms full, The fac
ulty is composed of Prof. j. r. Giles
! Principal, Miss Betrie Howell, Pri
, mary Department, Miss Florenc
= tCulIom, Music. 1t is the desire Q
Those interested to make this one Q
, 1.-The finest schools in the community
"a source of pride and enjoyment t
, the many children seeking knoWl
i, edge and potent factor in elevatin
: to the highest plane the social, mora
y land religious interest of our commu
q nifty.
81 Cards are out for the marriage {
+ Mr.. Luby Edwards, and Miss Ami
J, of your city, which hapo
lflevent takes place next Wednesda
y.eyening Nov. 9Th at the home {
d the brides father Mr.. Joseph Pea
Ii son. They both have many frlen6
= lwno wish them much happiness.
II If the wise man of ola had live
- in the present day, we doubt whetl
Ter ne would have asserted, "The
lis no new thing under the Sun
What little capillnry growth
,haye on our Uranium is prevents
x from getting long enough to pls
: !bv the use of scissors, but the late
lmethod is to rake around it as "
- would a straw field, fire it, and bu
:. il off. and when short enough, VIII
lit out. We saw this done, al
- - know whereof we speak-but ,
never saw single rabbit-while t
fire burned.
ri Rev. w. FL. Ford missiona
from far away New Zealand ill
q. the pulpits at Pine Forest a
q; Ebenezer last Sunday, and preach
~ IA two fine sermons. He lectures
,s- New Zealand at Ebenezer Tuesd
night, and Pine Forest Wednesd
night and will exhibit stereoptic
views of that country, which
a doubt will be both entertaining {
3. .:a instructive.