The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-06-30
RED SPRINGS REVIEWS.
The New Bell at the Presbyteri-
anChurch An InformaiDance
Personal Mention.
Correspondence of The Robesonian.


Red Springs, June 28-Mr. and |
Mrs. Clover, of Fayetteville.
were guests at Hotel RedSprings
last week. Mrs. Francis Marsh |
and daughter, Miss Ellna, spent
Monday in Fayetteville.
The Southern Presbyterian Col
iege Association had an ice-cream
supper in the pavilionFriday eve
ming but owing to the inclement
weather the ladies did not take
in much money. However, they
expect to have a lawn party soon,
the proceeds to go to S. P. c..
Misses Zelle and Bernice Dew
left Monday afternoon for Ban
ner Elk, where they expect to
attend summer school. Miss
Agnes Mclean, of Lumberton, is
visiting at the home of her aunt,
Mrs. A. 7. McCallum. Miss Lucy
Williams is spending some time
in Wilmington visiting her sister,
Mrs. Louis Hall.-Mrs. Jennie
McAlester and daughter, Miss
Bessie, left Monday to visit rela-
tives in Sampson conuty. They
expect to be away the greater
part of the summer. Miss Glen
ME Graham is spending a while
at Jackson Springs. - Misses.
Wyatt McKinnon, Bessie Jones,
Allie Pearsall, Genevieve Nc
MILAN, and Mr.. J. S. Jones spent
several days of last week at
Wrightsville Beach. Mr.. Jones
attended the North Carolina
Bankers Association, but the
young ladies went just for a
good time. e.-Drs. H. H. Hodgin
and J. L. Mcmillan attended the
North Carolina Medical Society
meeting at Wrightsville Beach
last week. They report a very
pleasant and profitable meeting.
Mr.. James Hodgin also spent that
week at theBeach. DIR. B. Nc
MILAN spent Monday in Fayette-
vile on professional business
Miss Lottie Denny, who taught
art in Greensboro last winter, is
at home for the summer vacation.
She spent Monday in town, re-
turning to her home at Cromartie
in the afternoon. Mrs. Gaddy is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Pierce
inFayetteville. e.-Mr, R.W. Liver.
more and daughter, Miss Mary,
left Tuesday for visit Of sever.
al weeks in NewYork city. Mis-.
Gretchen McCullers will leave
Wednesday for visit to rela.
tives in Nashville. - Mr.. an(
Mrs. Barringer. after pleasan
stay at Hotel Red Springs, hav'
returned to their home at Flor
ence, S. C.-Miss Mamie Lovil
has returned from a pleasan
visit in South Carolina. Mr.. AM
Mrs. Murphy and infant son, o
Parkton, were guests at the hom
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Singleton
last week,
The young people of the tow
enjoyed an informal dance a
Hotel Red Springs Tuesday eve
ming. The music was good an
the evening was an ideal one TO
the lighthearted dancers. At
late hour they reluctantly de
parted, each declaring Mr.. Har
rison a charming host.
Mrs. H. S. Toon returned FIR
day from visit to her sister i
Sumter, S. l..
On Sunday morning the ne,
bell of the Presbyterian churc
was rung for the first time. Il
tone is rich and full, yet swet
and soft-so enticing and allu
N ing that no one could withstan
its entreaties to the worship {
# God with a clean conscienc,
g Long may it hang in it's lofty p
M sltlon to summon many in tt
coming generations to honor ar
# glorify the Giver of all goo
gifts by holy and reverent atte
g dance at His services. May
herald the marriages of mar
lads and lassies, may it's so
& and soothing notes comfort tho
who IN sorrow follow their de;
to the last resting place, and m;
1T gladden. and cheer mai
s hearts in the coming year
Many thanks are due and war;
ly given to Mr.. WI. johnson, t
generous donor of this beautif
M bell.
# Miss Lillian Nance, who h
been spending some time in R