The Robesonian., 1908-11-30
RED SPRINGS REVIEWS.

Prof. Southwick's Lecture a
Rare Intellectual Feast-Mar-
raige of Miss Mary Kate Car
michael and MIR. George Nc
Koy-Union Service-P e r
sonal Mention.
Correspondence of The Robesonian.
Besides the feast of good
thingsusually enjoyed onThanks-
giving Day, there was a rare
intellectual treat partaken of last
evening by all who were able to
attend the Shakesperian recital
by Prof. Southwick in the col
lege auditorium. Mr.. Henry
Lawrence Southwick is now
president of Emerson College of
Oratory, Boston, and was for
some years Master of En-
glish in the William Penn
Charter School of Philadelphia.
His subject last evening was
Shakespere's Richard the Third
TRAGEDY of Ambition" so
appropriately named-and it was
indeed a great lecture, not to be
spoken of in ordinary terms. So
we'll did he impersonate the
wicked King Richard that we
almost felt we saw his deceptive
face, and heard his real voice.
He held his audience spellbound.
Mr.. George McKoy and Miss
Mary Kate Carmichael, of this
place, were quietly married
Thursday morning by Rev. Mr..
Dixon. Immediately after the
ceremony the happy couple re-
paired to the home of the
groOm's parents, two miles from
town, where many friends were
awoiting them. A most elegant
dinner was served. The parlor,
hall and dining-room were ar
tistically decorated with autumn
leaves and cut flowers. Many
handsome and useful presents
were received, attesting the love
and esteem in which this young
couple is held. The good wishes
and cordial congratulations of E
host of friends attend them.
Miss Maud Brown, of Cheraw
S. c., formerly of Columbia, is
guest this week at the home
of Mr.. D. P. McEachern. Miss
Katie Lee McKinnon and friend
Miss Minnie McRae, of Maxton
spent Thanksgiving with Mr.
and Mrs. Martin McKinnon. =
Mr.. Frank Bullock, Mr.. Brown
McCallum and Misses Annie. Nc
MILAN and Ruth Afford, of Al
fordsville, were in town Thurs
day. Misses Berta and Esthe,
McNeill, of Lumberton, arr
visiting here. Mrs. Bette Stew
art, who had been a guest at tht
homes of Rev. Mr.. Broom ant
Mr.. J. G. Broom, left for Car
thage Friday morning. Mr.. jim
! Newton, of Fayetteville, spen
Thanksgiving in Red Springs
also Mr.. Carl Afford, Of Affords
ville.-Mr. Lacy Cook, who hal
been in Laurinburg for the pas
few months, spent Thursda!
with his parents here.
Rev. DR.. Blackwell, of Nor
folk, Va, has begun a series O.
services in the Baptist church, as
sisting the pastor, Rev. Mr.
Morgan. DR.. Blackwell preach
ed Thursday in the Presbyterian
church, where a union Thanks
giving service was held. Hi
sermon was a most excellent one
exceedingly appropriate to the
occasion. A collection, a very
liberal one, was taken for thu
orphanages of the respective de-
nominations.
Maj. ]. J.Henderson, who was
formerly teacher in the N. C. M
A., is visiting friends in town. -
Mr.. John Byrne and Mr.. JacE
Mcintyre spent Thursday il
Bennettsville. Miss Essie Be
thea is spending a few days
with Miss Glennie Graham. Miss
Bethea is one of the S. P, c.
graduates who are always glad
ly welcomed when they come
among us. Miss Maud Moore
another graduate of S. P. c..
who is teaching in McColl, S. c..
was at home a few days thi.
week. Misses Lizzie Bradshaw
and Mary Bell are visiting friends
in the college. Mr.. James Rob.
eSon is visiting his cousins, the
Misses Robson, in town-Dr
and Mrs. J. L. Mcmillan return
ed Friday from BennettsvilIe
where they spent Thanksgiving
Miss Lula Whitaker, of Rock
ingham, one of the former
teachers in S. P. c., is a guess
at the home of Mr.. A. B. Pear.
sail. Mr.. John K. McGirt anC
bride were guests Thursday Of
Mr.. Dan Graham. Mr.. Henry
Pope, who has been for some
time with the Townsend Drug
Co., spent Thursday at his home
10 Lumberton. DIR. and Mrs.
Luther Gibson, of Laurinburg,
have been visiting the family OF
DR.. H. B. Gibson.
Red Springs, N. c., Nov. 27,
1908.