Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-04-24
WALTER NOTES.

Mr.. Malcolm McKinne and Miss
Louise Massey, of Princeton, were
guests at Oak Glen last Sunday after
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Howell, and Mas
ters Willie and Alvin spent Sunday
here, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. P.
G. Howell.
A game of ball was played on the
grounds at Rosewood last Saturday
afternoon which was attended by quite
a crowd of spectators.
Mr.. Marion Peacock, of GoIdsboro,
vas a visitor in our community last
Sunday, where he was a guest at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Becton.
Mrs. Hunter Hall and Mrs. Carl
Stanley, of Goldsboro, were visitors
mere Tuesday, the guests of Mr.. Bill
Thompson and sister, Mrs. P. C. Cald-
well.
Mr.. John r. Smith, of Goldsboro,
liz Will "a III WI SoA0OA oC1os
peas and buttermilk at dinner today,
on his return home from his farms
above here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hood and Mas
ter VIM. Henry, from near Mount Oh
i've, spent Saturday and Sunday here,
the guests of Mrs. Hoods mother, Mrs.
M. G. SWinson.
Prof. EN-. Thorne, the universally
popular and efficient principal of
Rosewood Academy, spent Saturday
night at Oak Glen, where his visit adj
ded pleasure and enjoyment.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Davis, and
children, from near Goldsboro, were
visitors here Saturday night and Sun
day, at the home of Mrs. Davis par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Dixon.
Mr.. P. c.. Howell is building a large
and commodious barn at his home
to the already attractive appearance
of his comfortable and convenient
home.
While playing ball on the grounds
at Rosewood last Saturday afternoon
Mr.. Harvey Edwards received a severe
blow on his nose, in catching a city,
which made the blood flow freely ant
| caused him to nurse a very sore mem
Der for several days. Don't catcl
flies on your nose. Try a few" mo
lasses. that's the best thing to catcl
them we eve tried.
The fourth annual commencement
of our most excellent school at Rose
wood Academy will take place on tn
goth and 30th Of this month. Unde
the wise direction of Prof. E. \
Thorne, the courteous and efficien
principal, and his worthy and popula
assistants, Misses Sadie Williams an
Annie Laurie Thomson, the term jus
, closing marks the most successful, de
cidedly, of the schools career, and
t a source of increasing pride to til
| patrons and community, and al hone
, to the educational interests of til
county. The exercises will occup
/ two nights and n day, during whic
r time those who attend will be assure
of enjoying a most entertaining pre-
gram, consisting of a cantata Thur:
day evening at 8 p. m. by the your
ladies of the primary and intermedia1
departments, comprising sixty-f1
students. On Friday there will
orations, recitations and an addres
by DR.. E.. w. Skies, of the chair of hi
tory of Wake Forest College, int,
spersed with music, readings, etc. Dill
ner will be served on the ground c
Friday, after which a match game
ball between Rosewood and FalliI
lCreek high schools will have tt
: boards. On Friday night a coined
e "rhe Deacon" will be played, whie
b will furnish barrels of fun for tt
crowded house. A glance at the pr
gram will show to the most casual o.
t server that it would be a credit
schools of mor ~pretentious standin
and is most creditable to u primo
S pal and assistants, and a source
pardonable pride to every one in tt
community who has the interest of tt
school at heart. The public is co
daily invited.