The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-11-29
MAXTON NEWS.
Champion Fishermen-The Mer-
ry-Go-Rounders Meet - Per-
sonal.

y-Go-Rounders Meet - Per-
sonal.
Correspondence of The RObesonan.
Capt. J. C. Everett spent We'd
nesday in Lumberton. Mr.. LIE.
Whaley of Lumberton was in
Maxton Monday. Mr.. J. Gil
christ Mccormick of Wilmington
was in town Monday night. Il
Mr.. James Garden of New York
spent Sunday in Maxton with his
cousin, Mrs. J. S. McRae. Mr..
Hector Mclean went to Lumber
ton Wednesday to spend Thanks
giving. Mr.. J. w. Carter and
Mr.. 0. G. Spaulding went to
Raleigh Tuesday to attend Con-
ference. Mr.. B. F. Mclean
spent Sunday in Morven with his |
daughter, Mrs. J. E. Morrison. Il
Mrs. Margaret E. McKinnon
went to Red Springs Thursday to |
attend the family reunion which
was held at the home Of her sis
ter, Mrs. John McNeill. Mrs.
Harriss and children, who had
been visiting at the home of Mrs.
| A. A. McClelland, left this morn
ing for their home in West Vir-
ginia. Miss Aiene Stanton of
Clio, S. c., spent Thanksgiving
day with Miss Theo. Mclean. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Mcqueen
! went to Laurinburg yesterday.
Mrs. w. B. Harker returned
yesterday from Polkton, where
she had been visiting for several
: weeks. Misses Clarke B. Nc
e Nair and Emma Belle McRae and
4 Messrs. Lacy Williams and Henry
g Carter spent Thanksgiving at
e Red Springs. Mr.. Will Martin
a went home yesterday to spend
r Thanksgiving. Miss Minnie Cot
d ton of Fayetteville is visiting
r Miss Katie Lee McKinnon. =
?, Mr.. Robert Groom went to Fair
e mont Monday on business -
|. Misses Edna Tyer, Mabel Woot
It en-, Margaret Baldwin and Mr.
# and Mrs. Robert Everett went tx
,e Laurinburg this afternoon to at
l. tend the Bazarr.
ID The Merry-Go-Round Bool
4 Club met with Mrs. D. C. McIve
Friday afternoon. This was on
n IIof the most pleasant meeting
E. held this season. --
ID MIR. H. C. Afford and MI
IN Scott McCallum are chanpio
r, fishermen. They brought hom
ed seven fine ones Monday, one c
S. them weighing nine pounds.
er Maxton, N. c., Nov. rs, 100!
tn Marriage Of Miss Florence Hoga
ed and Mr. w. G.. Pate.
a Reported for The Robesonian
~ Miss Florence Hogan and M
e w. C. Pate, both of East Lun
~ ~ berton, were married last Wee
as s nesday afternoon at 800 o'cloc
vi vi at the home of the officiatin
"a minister, Rev. J. M. Flemin.
[ Iss pastor of East Lumberton Ba]
II. tist church.
en 1 The attendants were Mr.. D.
Ie !. Hester with Miss Exile Pate, M
ae ' w. C. Abbott with Ella Edward
~ ~ The groom, who is himself
-; handsome young man, is to |
:: especially congratulated on h
~ marvellous success in winnir
= as the heart and hand of such
nc beautiful and admirable you!
III - woman as the bride really is.
re- No Charges in Methodist Preac
81 81 ers in Robson.
On A wire received just before g
lp- ing to press from Rev. E |
Hoyle, pastor Of the Methodi
ich church of Lumberton, who is g
St tending the Methodist Confe
ng ence at7Raleigh, advises that
wd changes have been made in t
vas appointments of M ct b odii
ade preachers on the various charg
lev in Robson county.
tle Messrs F. B. and T. L. n
el e. Laurin and V. ?. Graham,
ven McColl, S. c.. were among t
no guests at the Waverly yesterds
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. F. War
nod of Smithfield, spent yesterday
~. Lumberton at the home of N
tan Wards mother, Mrs. Rebec
Pe- Toon, returning to smithfield Il
nd. morning.
ed Maxton Scottish Chief, 26t
ore Brother w. K. Bethune, Rot
md sonian scout, is here this nor
ted ing on his way to the front aga
after a decided victory oy
Turkey.