Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-04-17
WALTER NOTES.

MISS =. 31e SectO4 IS ne e on |
visit II the family of her brott er. Nr.
Geo l.. Eecton.
Mss Annie Laurie Thompson OF
tne faculty of Rosewood Academy
went to Faisons Saturday afternoon to-
spend Easter at the home of hel par
ents.
Miss Annie Yelverton, who has been
on visit to Miss Elizabeth I>eeton
returned to her home at Stantol,sburg
Monday.
Mr.. Leland Becton, after spending
Easter with his parents, Mir. and Mrs.
George Becton, returned 20 his duties
at Wilmington Monday morning.
Miss Sa11ie Williams, of the Rose
wood Academy faculty, spent Easter
with friends and relatives at henson
and Newton Grove
Prof. E. N. Thorne, principal o.
Rosewood Academy, spent Easter IN
Raleigh with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Howell and Mr.
and Mrs. Con Wilmington, of Gods
boro, spent Monday here, where they
were joined by Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Dali
and family, on a days fishing on the
banks Of Little river.
Her many friends regert to know OF
the illness of Mrs. Jane Caldwell. al
her home here, and wish for her an
early restoration to health.
| A baptizing at Hooks bridge last
Sunday afternoon drew a large GROVE
there to witness the solemn ceremony
When Rev. J.. M. Carraway, the faith
full and beloved pastor of Pine Forest
and EbeneZer churches, immersed foul
candidates for church membership
The candidates were Misses Bertha
| Howell and Ellen Brock and Messrs
Cliff Hollowell and Cyrus Johnson.
| Invitations are out to the marriage
of Mr.. Richard Atkinson, of Charlotte
munity, which happy event will b.
solemnized at Ebenezer Church OF
the evening of the 21st of this month
Immediately after the ceremony the.
will take the westbound train TO
their future home in Charlotte, carry
of hosts of friends.
Our farmers have about finishe
planting corn, and this week and mex
will be busy times with them gettin
the cotton crop planted.
; The truckers were a little long
!, faced last week, when the cold threat
ened the bean crop, and while it wa
somewhat damaged, the crop has nc
suffered as much as was thought
would, during the extreme cold, an
prospect for a fair crop is still good
Sometime ago, while returning fro1
IGoldSboro, we overlook two parties
a cart who had lost everything the
had except half-gallon jug of the a
dent, of which they had imbibed to
q freely. After restoring to them the
0 possessions, which we had picked L
in the road, one of the party remarl
/ ed, "Aaint that DR.. c. We replie
t''Yes, what there is left of him" ''Wel
WE'LL" says he; do you remember me
: We told him that it seemed that h
was familiar physiognomy. "Yes
says he, Il know you knows me. VI
e paid attention to my health when W
II lived in our county, twenty years ag
o and [ shall never forget YOU o
IS yes, we replied, we now have a We
vivid recollection of you, and tn
which impresses the fact more fully
our memory is, we have failed to he
the clink of the coin as a more su
% stantial evidence of your appreciate
of our services during your long-co
If tinued fight for life. ''Yes, sir" he r
lie piled, you most certainly did save n
d life, and I shall never forget you
II But we remarked, you seem to ha
entirely separated from your memo
( that which would prove to US yo
.e high appreciation of our efforts in re
le cuing you from the grave" 'Yes, s
N my memory has been mighty bad ev
since, and | knows I would have be-
in my grave if it hadn't been for yo
and if [ ever needs you, l shall sci
/. for you, and 1 wants you to show I
your respects, for I shall never forg
r. you" They drove on, leaving us
h mediate upon the difference betwe,
ingratitude and failure to fully reali
:. ones moral obligations, as pertai
to the business side of our profeSSio
WOODLAND CRUMRS.