The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-03-17
RED SPRINGS REVIEWS.
Des IL Of Mrs. Douglas Buie-A
Good Concert-Personal Men
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Red Springs, March 15-It is
yith great sadness that we note
the unexpected death of Mrs.
Douglas Buie, which occurred in
the University of Maryland Hos
Dita!, Baltimore, Sunday morning.
Her remains were brought to Red |
Springs Monday afternoon and |
interred in Alloway cemetery |
tuesday afternoon. Much sympa-
Thy IS extended to the bereaved |
ones, especially the sorely stricken
husband. Mr.. and Mrs. Alexan-
der. Of Lexington, arrived here
Monday night to attend the fu-
neral. Mrs. Alexander being the
sister OF Mrs. Buie.
Dr.. B. F. Mcmillan spent Sum-
DAY in rae St. Paul neighborheod.
Misses HattieMcBryde andHar-
giet Morrison spent the weekend
Al Raeford, guests of Mrs. Nc
Ianchlin. Misses Bonnie Nc
6ryde and LYDIA Menirshaw, of
Florida, spent from Saturday
until Monday at the home of the
formers father, Mr.. Tom Nc
Rryde, near Raeford. DIR. Var
dell has gone on a business trip
TO Georgia and Florida. He will
be absent about two weeks. -
Miss Porter, of Lynchburg, Va,
Is the guest OF Mrs. w. 3. Lea.
Quite a good concert was given
in 1ne college auditorium last
evening by male quartet, sing
ing many rollicking tunes and
several clsslcal songs. The quar-
tet was accompanied by a we'll
trained elocutionist. Miss Outlaw.
She recited several witty selec-
sions and also gave some instru-
mental solos. The four men had
good strong voices-one bass, one
baritone, tenor and an alto
and besides singing each one
played well on some instrument
violin, piano, cornet and flute. Ir
the last act the men were dressed
10 represent college boys, sing.
ing college tunes. and the enter
sainment ended with a charmice g
little play, with a boys room al
college the scene. The entertain
nent was novel and exceedingly
humorous, with very little for
mality and stiffness aboutit, anl
every one present was we'll pleas
ed and entertained. -
Misses George and SalliePe
saN are visiting in High Point.
Ar. George Howard, who wa
here for several months. left las
week for his home in Canada
Mrs. Howard will remain seyera
weeks longer, but Mr.. Howar'
was obliged to leave sooner THAI
he expected for business reasons
They say they are very muc
delighted with our town and ar
going to spend their winters here
Mrs. Jim Singleton spent Sun
cay with her mother at her hom
in Dundarrach. Miss Margare
McNeill left Monday to spen
several days at her home i
Laurinburg. =
Mrs. George Bullock and littl
daughter, Mary Watkins, arrive
here Friday afternoon from Pol
10 Rico. They will spend the san
mer with Mrs. Bullock's fathel
Hon. D. ?. McEachern. Mr
Bullock likes Porto Rico yer
much but found it would be el
urely too hot in the summer, s
came home for the hot month
She Is visiting in Laurinburg tn
week.
Mss Mamie Lovin is at hon
AGAIN after a stay in Raleigh.
Mrs Jimmie Mcdonald, of Ke
lucky, is the guest of Mrs. D.
NcEachern. Miss Mable Curri
Of the S.P.C., spent Sunday ar
Monday with friends at St. Pa,
Mr., and Mrs. Dixon McLe;
visited relatives in Maxton' Ia
week. = Misses Mary Bullock a,
Josephine Evans spent Sunday
The nome of Rev. Mr.. Evans,
st. Paul. Mrs. Nellie Shoot
has returned from a business tt
70 Baltimore. -
- Mias Ioconhina Rrooca,S m