Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-11-20
NEWS FROM WALTZ
Personal Mentiers and Cur.
rent Events Chr0n-
icIed.
The Annual Outing of Pine Forest
Sunday School a Great Success.
Sowing Winter Oats-A
New Enterprise.

NOW
Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Bradford and Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Peacock, of Colds
boro spent last Friday here, the
guests OF Mr.. Bill Thompson and sis
ter. Mrs. P. C. Caldwell. In the af-
tcrnoon a hunt was enjoyed by the
gentlemen, being chaperoned by ou-
community's crack shot, Mr.. Charlie
Coor.
Nr. and Mrs. Ed. Gurley and little
Miss Anna Elizabeth Hornady, Of
Goldsboro, spent Sunday at Oak Glen
where their visits are always enjoyed
MIR. zeno Edgerton and Miss Pan
line Gurley, of Buck Swamp, were Wis
itors at Mrs. Fannie Hooks last Fri
day evening, after the ball game, ann
attended the society at Rosewood ar
night.
Mr.. John Bass spent Saturday and
Sunday here on a visit to his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Alph. Bass, where hts
many friends were glad to see him.
Mr.. Stephen Worrel1, of Pikeville,
is here on visit to the home Of his
ne1ce, Mrs. M. C. Swinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Fail, from near
Oakland, spent Sunday here on a visit
to 1aIrs Fails mother, Mrs. Susan
Dali, and her brother, Mr.. Lon Dali.
Mr.. and Mrs. Con Wilmington spent
Sunday in Goldsboro on visit to Mrs.
Wkittington's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Howell.
A match game of baseball was play
ed at Rosewood last Friday afternoon
between Princeton and Rosewood, re
sulting in score Of to IL in favor
of Rosewood. There was good
crowd present to witness the game
but the best runs made by the clever
Princeton team was in catching Caui
Jacks train on their return home. IN
which they made several scores, abb
assisted by the young lady visitOre
from Princeton, one Of whom ex
claimed just before reaching the train,
"Oh, am almost dead"
DR.. T. M. Bizzell, of Goldsboro, was
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Con Whit
tington at supper one evening last
week, having come out to look after
the cases of smallpox he has Quaran
tined above here. The cases are get
ting along nicely, and will soon be
gil Ell their freedom, we understand
and it is hoped there will be no new
cases developed.
The Sunday School at Pine Fores. is
In o most fourisling condition, and
the good people Of that community be
to be highly commended for the fait Il
FIJI service and devotion to the Sab
bath School cause which is so evident.
They have enrolled 83 members, and
last Sunday morning there were 81
present. The Baraca class numbers
30, and 27 Of these were present Sun
day This is an unusual record for
punctual attendance, and we doubt 1t
ii can be beaten in the county.
Last Saturday was the date Of the
annual outing of the Pine Forest Sun
day School, Of which Mr.. John Mitch
ell is the efficient superintendent. In
the early morning hour wagons laden
with bright. happy hearted children,
Iugg1es, and surries full Of parents
teachers and friends OF the school
wended their way TO Egypt" beyond
1a hril
their arrival huge camp Are was
made, and preparations for a regular
camp dinner were entered into with
all the interest Of a hunger infested
crowd. When the preparations were
completed, there were three barbe-
cued 'possums, a pot of stewed rab
bits, pot Of stewed squirrels, ham,
beef, and fried chicken galore, breads
cakes, pies, pickles, and eight punches
of fried fish, enough to have fed a
much larger crowd, though over
hundred enjoyed the novel occasion.
The weather was ideal, and nothing
happened to mar the pleasures of the
day. The entire faculty of Rosewood
Academy participated and like the
rest enjoyed the day as one of unusual
pleasure.
Our farmers are still busy this week
sowing oats, and If seasons are as
favorable as last year there will BIZ
more raised here than has been IN
many years, and If peas are sown af-
ter the oats that are being planted.
the hay crop Of this section will be
considerably larger than ever before.
There would be no necessity for de-
crease in cotton acreage, if every
farmer would raise all the grain, hay
ETC. ne needed for his own use. The
world would use all the cotton he
could make.
!. new enterprise in our community
and cne which should meet deserv-
ing patronage is the "Acme Repair
Shop" owned and conducted by Mr..
Paul Swinson at his home near here
Mr.. Swinson is an expert mechanic
and repairs anything in the line OF
vehicles, machinery, horse-shoeing
etc., and we bespeak for him that lib
nral nafronage which his sTperior me.