Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1907-11-14
news FROM WALTER.
Interesting News Items From
that Prosperous
NeighbOrhOOd.
ARGUS BUREAU.
WALTER, N. G
Nov. IS, 1907.
ARGUS BUREAU.
WALTER, N. G
O ID. 1907.

mother M rs. M. Z. swanson.
Miss Ophelia Coor left last week, for
Great Swamp township, where she
goes to teach school near Kenly.
Miss Elizabeth Becton is adding
pleasure to the home circle of Miss
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellie Hines, of Smith
the marriage Of their sister Miss Lula
Hines.
DIR. and Mrs. T.. M. Jordan and two
children, of Raleigh, were here the first
of the week on a visit to Mrs. Jordan's
parents, Capt. and Mrs. A. L. Sasser.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. t. Edwards, of
Princeton, were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
w. H. Neal last Wednesday night,
where they came to be present at the
marriage of their nephew, Mr.. John
Neal.
Mr.. Gray Collier and son Mr.. Joe
Collier have moved their saw mill to
our community, upon the lands OF Mr..
and Mrs. Gov Wilmington, near Ebe-
nezer, land will soon be. ready for
operation.
Mr.. Oscar Neal, of Wilson. was here
last week, attending the marriage of
his brother. His many friends here
are always glad to see him and to know
that he is forging to front as one of
Wilson's most successful young farm
We were glad to meet last Saturday,
our friend OF boyhood, Mr.. Ellie Pear
son, who with his estimable wife are
here from their home in Evansville,
Ind, on a visit to Mrs. Pearson's pa
rents Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Edgerton,
and other relatives.
Our yound friend, Me. Charlie Coor,
killed a wild turkey gobler last We'd
nesday morning. While hunting the
evening before, the festive bird was
spotted, and the location of his roost-
ing place noted. Next morning before
time for him to spread his wings for
the river to get breakfast On white oak
acorns, friend Charlie walked up in
twenty steps of the tree and bagged
his game. He was fine, as we were re-
membered with enough for two meals.
Our neighbor, Mr.. Geo. w. Pipkin,
furnishes to the county two excellent
teachers this year, and one to John
ston county. Misses Mary and Anna
Pipkin left this morning to take charge
of schools near Fremont and Pikeville,
and Miss Sarah Pipkin leaves this
week to her duties as teacher
near S~mithfeld. Each of them is
thoroughly competent, and will not
only MAKE good as excellent teachers,
but will reflect great credit upon our
community.
A quiet and beautiful home wedding
took placesnear here Hast Wednesday
night, the contracting parties being
Mr.. John H. Neal and Miss Lula
Hines. The only Esattendants were
Messrs. Charlie Neal and Alike Mas
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spired by the strainsiof the wedding
march rendered by Mrs. DR.. Crawford,
A large evergreen arch bedecked with
chrysanthemums and roses was stand.
ing near the centre of the room, and
under this the vows were given by
Rev. G.. w. Edgerton, of the Friends
church. 0 Numerous friends and rela.
tives of ssthe Ibride and groom were
present to witness the happy event and
wish thema life's greatest blessings,
After the ceremony the crowd went tC
the home of the groom's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. w. N. ENeal. where an in.
formal reception was held. There was
quite a large umb of presents at the
homes of both, the bride and groom, al
of them useful in beginning their hap.
by home life. The groom is one of the
county's most successful young farm
ers and aIyoung man of fin qualities
The bride is a woman of rare graces o
head and heart, which will max friends
for her wherever she is known. Tht
happy couple are at Mr.. w. II. Neal's
at presents but will enter upon thu
pleasant duties of housekeeping in thei
new house as soon as completed. W.
wish them life's measure of happines.
and heightened years of usefulness
AS we have fotten said we do no
care a flip of 1.-THE finger for any one tt
throw bouquets, at us when a mound o
six feet OF eartha overs this old body
or to say kind or complimentaryewor
OF US after we have sbuffled off this
mortal coil. We could then neither SCI
The beauty of the flowers, nor inhal'