The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-07-16
RED SPRINGS NEWS BUD
GET,

Much Interest in Revival and
Many have Profsssed Faith
Some of the People Who
Come and Go.
Correspondence of The Robesonian
The attendance at the Presby-
terian church has increased daily,
the spacious auditorium being al
most filled on Friday and Satur-
day, and on Sunday every seat
was taken. Rev. Mr.. Black is
most untiring in his efforts, and
faithfully y has he proclaimed the
word of God from day to day.
It was a grand and beautiful
scene Sunday morning when be-
tween thirty-five and forty young
people stood before the immense
congregation and professed
Christ. We are greatly encourag-
ed and feel devoutly thankful to
God for the glorious results. At
the Sunday night service much
interest was manifested and it
was thought best to continue the
service for a few days this week.
Rev. Mr.. Black and his singer,
Mr.. Burr, who has so effective
ly sung the gospel during the
services, have greatly endeared
themselves to us all, and many
sincere regrets will be felt when
we are obliged to bid them
''good-bye." Surely we have
been on the Mount of Privilege
for the past week! They go
from here to hold meeting at
Gastonia next week.
Miss Mamie Lovin returned
Saturday from Ellerbe Springs,
where she spent the past month.
Mrs. Archie johnson anc
daughters, Kate and Ella, Of
Thomasville, who had been visit
l ing Mrs. D. P. McEachern fol
: the past week, left Tuesday fol
their summer home at Spring
Hill. Mr.. Herbert Singleton, whC
: has a position at Shannon, spen
Sunday with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. ]. E. Singleton. Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Brown ant
little daughter, Amanda, of tn
Philadelphus section, spent Sun
day in town. Mrs. A. T. Dick
q son, of Raeford, visited he
t mother, Mrs. C. F. de Vane, Sun
day. Mr.. George Mckay, O
Maxton, attended services in tn
E Presbyterian church here Sun
q q day. Misses Lottie and Leil
= Denney and Mr.. Kenneth Den
= ney, of Cromartie, were in tow
Sunday. Miss Margaret Nc
~ ~ Neill, who is teaching a violin elias
q q in Fayetteville, came home Fri
Z day to spend a few days wit
- her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jane
% ~ McNeill.- Mrs. Walter McNail
g of Maxton, and her sister, Mrs
! 4 Murphy McNair, of Winston
% % Salem, spent Tuesday here. =
=. Sheriff E. C. McNeill and daugk
= ter, Miss Josie, of Lumberto1
~ were in town Sunday Mis-
i" Wyatt McKinnon left Monday
IL attend a house party at Whit
~ ~, Lake. Mr.. Jesse McCallum !e:
G fGa Monday for White Lake. M
- Roscoe Mcmillan returned WeC
II, 1T nesday from jackson Springs.
3 3 Mr.. and Mrs. Etric Higgins, (
n Raeford, are visitieg at the hon
10 10 of Mr.. l. Allen Higgins. M
it IS Macarthur, of the Philadelph1
Il Il section, spent Sunday in town.
ny Misses Harriet and Hazel Mo
rison returned to their home
Maxton after spending sever
y. days with Mrs. H. M. Dixon.
Misses Chrissie and Mary Bla
in and Mr.. A. D. Black left SatU
in day to spend the summer
'se Southport. Mrs. w. G. Butt
Fly and children, Arthur and Chr
nd tine, left Saturday for Southpol
ID Miss Mary Livermore is spen
ing some time in New York Cit
- Miss Lillian Smith, of Ro
nd land, is visiting relatives al
mt mt friends here this week.
= IF A large crowd attended t
Nj, ~ services here Sunday from t
,o. ,oe Antioch community. Amo
'o of others we noticed Rev. Mr..
ho 10 T. Walker and sister, Miss Airt
,lo ne Miss Jane Murphy Conolly, M
ne 1 Maggie McGoogan and siste
;t-v ;+D Mrs. Make McPhaul and M
ies ;cs Ann McRainey.
ioo bo There were no services
,no no Philadelphus Sunday on accol
11o nee of the meeting here, Rev. H.
'o Dickson and many of the me
tbo bers of that congregation after
c,1 C ing our service,
~ of Miss Sallie McGoogan, who /
,Uo vo been spending some time he
11 of left Tuesday to spend few d;
on. ", among relatives and friends
TO-. to-, the Mt. Tabor neighborhood
'or ~ Miss Sue Broom expects to v
~ ~ her grandmother, Mrs. Coun
.rre are who lives near Fayetteville, n
'c of week. Miss Eleanor Rodd
oU W left Thursday to spend
&C i weeks with friends in Faye
81 70 vile. Miss Allie Purcell,
% hv Floral College, spent Friday he
nh, IS Red Springs, N. c. July
ure h0Oo'
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