The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-02-13

News Notes From KinNsdaIe-E f
Movements OF the People
ThereabOat6. :. ,
Correspondence of The RohesoDisn. :
We we're glad to see the sun
/ spreading it's rays of brightness
over the muddy soil last. Friday
aid Saturday. The farmers l.
this section are making pre-. d q
tons for their new crops.
Mr.. ChaElie Parker and family
are enc Of .Qpr number here. now,
We are glad TO have them in our
v entity, though we regret that
his wife is spending some days
of illness. with her mother, Mrs.
Dock Edmund, of Lumherton.
We hope .' She wi will soon &c s. able e. to
come home.
Miss Mary Moore, Of, Lumber
ton, visited relatives and friends
here last week. We were glad
to have her with Us. =. !
Kingsdale is not dead; the
girls" will come back. .s.... 49,, 4
Miss Pattie Richardson. and
friend, Miss Deane, we're the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Duke last week. We trust they
enjoyed their visit and will
come to. our town again.
! The young men of Kingsdale
are all smiles when such visits
are paid to their town, but part:
:, ing from them brings sad ex
! pressions. =
Mrs. Emry Walters. of Park
ton, spent Saturday and Sunday
O with her mother, Mrs. Sarah Col
Inns. The ladies were glad to
;. have her with them in their mis-
sionary meeting Saturday even
g ing and hope she will pay them
fsnother visit. '.'
h Rev. E. A. Paul filed his regu-
D lar appointment at Smyrna Sat-
20 urday and Sunday. ..
t; Mr.. Ralph Moore and his faith.
oil er, of Lumberton, attended
church at Smyrna Saturday
* and Sunday.
n' Mr.. B. M. Ballard is confined
to his room. We are sorry tt
+ note his sickness and hope he
u. will soon be out again. -
- d. Prof. John I. Singletary passed
through cur town Friday on-hir
way from Drum to Lumber
"A ton. .. =.
e. Miss Lille Hamilton, who hat
= been visiting friends at Drum
IT returned home Friday. She re
~ ports pleasant visit and will b
more anxious to visit Their
cd again. -: "-
Ilv They say that two prominen
young men of Kingsdale wer
in. but driving Friday: Afternoon
The girls enjoyed, their drive bt
da cause it was SO very lengthy;
rs; is reported that they took
birds eye" view of Drum.
ad- Masters Cason and Otha Pa
sn- ker, the little sons of Mr.. S.
ith Parker, have returned HON
e from Chesterfield, S. c., whel
ca they have been in school for. Sc
eral months. Their parents wei
las delighted to see them. -:
Mr.. Walter Bailey made b
mol return Saturday from <Fayett
& vile, where he had spent a CO
m pie of weeks with his mother. :.
0N There must have been son
2 attraction in our town Sunda
cob A number of boys from Cent
=; 2 were here Among them we
i've ,Messrs. Claud Bullock, Wrig
on Prevatt, and Ed. Bissell. .---
Miss Cleo Purvis spent
10 Sunday afternoon with b
ntv friends, Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Ha
IN rilton aud their sister Lille.
IL With best wishes to The Rol
oun- '0nl""'
-, Kingsdale, N. c., Feb. 10, 10
ault aappeniass Out Howellsvl
liant way.
Correspondence Of The Robesoaian.
10 Rev. P. #. Britt filled his
fpointment Saturday and Sund
uhV at lions tabernacle.
The farmers in this sect
I " are busy plo wing, making res
- for planting. II
-, Mr. and, Mrs. J.. M. Viii
u VII made visiting trip to Tar 4
COLI Tuesday. -.
lpias Mr.. Chappel Wilson, the r
tographer, of Howellsville, sp