The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-08-23
RED SPRINGS REVIEWS.
Social Affairs Protracted Meet
ing at Methodist Church Per

sonal.
.Cor5sspondRnre Of The oobesonian.
Mr.. Douglas Mcmillan gave a
delightful six O'Clock tea to a
few Of his rriends Monday after
noon at h:' fathers beautiful
home on Ii st ave lue. The young
people who enjoyed Mr.. McMit- /
lan's hospitality were: Misses
Allison Pearsall, Annie Belle
Williams, Genevieve Mcmillan;
Nessrs. Will Townsend. Tom de
Vane and Frank Mcmillan. The
evening was most pleasantly
spent in playing various anus
ing games and in listening to fine
''rag-time."
| Mr., Tom Love, of Greensboro,
has been visiting his uncle, Mr..
j. A. Love, for the past few
days. Mr.. Jim Hall is visiting
friends and relatives in Whining
ton. Before his return he will
spend several days at Wrights-
Vile Beach.
/ Rev. Mr.. Thompson, of Fay
etteville, is here assisting Rev.
Mr.. Cotton, who is holding a
series of revival services in the
i Methodist church. Mr.. Thomp-
son is an excellent preacher and
he is giving the people of Red
Springs some strong sermons
. full of the truths of the Holy
Scriptures.
zMessrs. Frank Mcmillan, Will
Townsend, Tom deVane and
J Douglas Mcmillan are spending
a few days in Fayetteville at
tending the ball games. Mrs.
: Flora Cunningham is visiting her
I sister in Hope Mills. Mrs. D. P.
McEachern and daughter, Miss
: Mary, are expected home this
| afternoon (Tuesday) from Mon
treat, where they have been for
: several weeks. Mrs. George Bull.
I lock and little daughter are also
0 expected today from Henderson,
n where they have been visiting
I relatives. Mrs. Lucius McRae
e and daughter, Miss Polly, left
:, Tuesday for Hendersonville,
u where they will spend a few
:. weeks enjoying the mountain
T breeze. +
", y. Mr.. A. Henry, who has beer
q here for the past ten days at
= .Ftending the house-partv of thu
=, Misses Pearsall, left Sunday TO
! his home in New York. Mis-
) Ellen Rhodes, also one of tn
- heuse-party guests, left Saturda
= for her home in Lynchbury. He
q. sister, Miss Frances Rhodes, wi
"a remain here two weeks longer a
20 the guest of the Misses Pear
~ sail.
or Misses Annie Belle Williams
B. Lucy deVane, and Lucy William
re spent Tuesday in Fayetteville. =
he Misses !. Catherine Dixon an
wi Genevieve Mcmillan spent Tue:
'. day night in the PHILADELPHIA
ne community as the guest of Mis-
it Emma McKay.-Dr. B. F. Nj
i MILAN spent Sunday in Hame
lst. S. c., on professional business
30 Mrs. Dugal Monroe, of Mo
ar canton, is spending some tin
%. here with her mother, Mrs. Ca
MT .oline Buie.
Ir. Miss Polly Brown entertaine
he quite a, number of her frien(
IS; Monday evening at a party. tt
ar guests enjoyed the time to tt
lily fullest extent and all went ava
lid thinking Miss Brown was
it's charming hostess.
Letters from Mr.. and Nj
es- Martin McKinnon and Mi.
ct Louise Purcell, who went on Il
a NoEthern tour conducted by Re
a Mr. William Black, say they a
"a enjoying their trip very mu(
st and seeing interesting plac,
lst3 every day. They write that tn
ers4 weather is ideal, cool at nigl
az and very temperate in the da
er;fT party will return from tt
ne North about the first of Septer
NJ; Der.
) ? Red Springs, N. c., Aug.
IS '09.