The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-11-29
SAINT PAULS NEWS.

SAINT PAULS NEWS.
New Buildings Distance
Phone Service-Ceath Of Mr..
w. J. Kinlaw = Marriage of
Miss Cerphelia Howard and
Mr.. George Thompson-O Other
Items.
Correspondence of The Robesonian.
DR.. T. L. Northrop and son,
Master Dawson, spent Monday
night in Laurin burg.-Mr.
Charles Hicks, of Wilmington,
was visitor in town tuesday.
The foundation for the Presby-
terian manse is laid and we hope
to see it completed by January |
1st.
Several new buildings are be-
ing erected. and a long-distance
telephone system has been in
stalled.
Mr.. w. J. Kinlaw died at his
home on First street Sunday
night. He was buried on Mon
day afternoon at 3 o'clock in the
Great Marsh cemetery.
Mrs. Locke Shaw and daugh-
ter, Eoline. spent Monday and
Tuesday in Fayetteville.
Services were held in the Pres
byterian church Thanksgiving
morning.
| Misses Katie Buie, of Buie, and
Ella Steed, Of Maxton, were
guests of Miss Margaret Mac
Geachy Thursday.
A recital was given in the au-
! ditorium Friday evening by the
music pupils of the St. Pauls high
school. A program consisting
of solos, duets, trios, and college
songs was we'll rendered. Quite g
J large crowd was present. After
| the concert, oysters, lunches ane
fruits were served in the lower
hall. The evening, on the whole
D proved a decided success. and the
: proceeds went to the piano fund
Last Tuesday afternoon a
three O'Clock was a scene O
beauty at the home ofMr. Georg
:. Howard, when his eldest daugh
{ ter, Miss Gerphelia, was wedde'
to Mr.. George Thompson, of Lum
berton.
IL AS the guests came in throug
If the front entrance they were re
n ceived by Mrs. Frank Townsen
{ and Miss May Thomas, the
Z were ushered into the parlol
lie which was tastefully decorate
r. in Southern smilax and ferns
h Miss Elma Johnson, of Lumbe
3. Bridge, a cousin of the bride, er
ID tertained the waiting guests wit
ID a vocal solo, ''The Whispere
I'd Vow" To the strains of the f;
ID nous old Mendelssohn's Marcel
lie skillfully rendered by Miss r
becca Ward, Of Lumberton, tt
bridal party entered the room {
r. follows: Miss Titia johnson, (
1e Lumber Bridge. and Mr.. Howa1
i Johnson, Of Saint Pauls; Mi
r Pearl Howard, ofSt. Pauls, andM
m Joe Boone, of Lumberton; the
le came the bride, clad in viii
e. silk, leaning on the arm of tt
% groom. During the ceremon
n. performed by Rev, R.. E. Sentell
d. Miss Ward played 'Traumerie
te softly and sweetly. It was i
re deed beautiful and impressive
they stood together under Il
wedding bell which hung fro
od the ceiling in the center of Il
W Wav room. At the close of the Ger
ed mony the bridal party repair
y to the sitting-room across t
- nall, where many hearty co
gratulations were bestowed U
d. on the happy pair.
/ Many were the presents viii
they received. These, too, attes
'ut ed the popularity of the your
Dr. couple, as we'll as did the croy
on of guests. Delicious fruit W
ne served and a happy crowd ba
;, farewell to the couple, as tn
m, started on their drive to
RI home of the groom at Lumb,
un ton, where a reception was Civ
lcn to them on that evening.
'ck st. Pauls, N. c., Nov. 26, I
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