The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-06-30

HOPE MILLS NEWS.

HOPE MILLS NEWS.
Installing Electric Light Plant
Children's Day Seryices-Re-
suits of Primary-Death of
Mrs. Sarah Leslie-A Mar
riage and Other Items. i
Correspondence of The Robesonian.
Hope Mills, June 2S-Rev.
J. D. Pegram will preach
at Sandy Grove at II a. m., and
at Cumberland at 7:3O p. m. next
Sunday Rev. P. T. Britt will
preach at Hope Mills on next
Sunday at IL a. m. and 7:3O p.
m.-Rev. D. K. Mcleod will
preach in the Presbyterian church
here on next Sunday night and
his subject will be missions. =
No services will be conducted in
Christ church on next Sunday,
Rev. N. C. Duncan, the pastor,
being at Wrightsville Beach this
week on vacation.
Misses Annie and Benn Nc
Lauchlin, Of Wagram, are visiting
the families of Messrs. z. B.
Newton and J. H. Rogers this
week.
Miss Margaret Cotton, of
Fayetteville, who had been visit
ing Mrs. Lauchlin Mcdonald,
returned home Saturday.
Mr.. P. L. Adams and Miss Flo
ra A. Carver were married in
Fayetteville on last Tuesday,
June 21st. D. N. Mclean, J. P,
officiating. Nav this popular
young couple have a long and
prosperous life.
| Mrs. Lauchlin Mcdonald and
daughter, Elizabeth, Miss Pru-
dence Cotton, of Cotton, and
Mrs. George Whitaker, of Ches-
ter, Pa, will leave Thursday for
Birmingham, Ala, where they
will visit the family of Mr.. ]. H
Cary.
The work of installing the cleo
trio lighting plant is progressing
nicely. Mr.. C. H. Hill, of thu
National Electrical Supply Co.
Washington, D. c., has charge
of the work.
5 Mrs. Sarah Leslie, wife of Mr.
: Alex. Leslie, warden of tn
county home, died Monday nigh
at the age Of hfty-nine years, an
the funeral services were con
, Quoted from Galatia Presbyte
rian church by Rev. K. A. Nc
, Leod. Since early childhood sh
: was a faithful member of tn
Presbyterian church, and her lif
t was filled with many lovin.
,, deeds. Mrs. Leslie is survives
U by her husband, two sons d. A
I and John T. Leslie-and fiv
e daughters Misses Florence an
: Nettie Leslie, Mis-. K. H. Nor
q roe, Mrs. J. T. Bruton and Mrs
y ]. A. Campbell.
f The eleventh annual banque
q of Lebanon Lodge No. 391, A. F
n & A. NJ, was held on Saturda
- evening. a large gathering {
y members and friends being pre-.
II ent, Mr.. ]. T. Bynum officiating
- The following officers were ir
4 stalled for the ensuing year: T
~ D. Tyson. w. M; w. H. Bullart
. S. w; and J. F. Brown, ]. w
= after which a sumptuous suppe
was enjoyed. The evening clos
ed with a few congratulato1
j; speeches in which Rev. J. D. p
IN gram and others took part.
Special Children's Day serv
w ces were held in the Presbyt
h rian church Sunday evenin,
IS IS June 26th, and a large and we
ot pleased audience attended. tt
- programme from beginning
VI end was conducted by the chi
IF dren, consisting of songs, solo
% duets, trios, recitations and rea
~ ings. The little folks Shove
bo great intelligence and caref
I'd training and really entertain,
ID ID the parents and friends splendi
NJ N. ly. Mr.. G.. W. Stancill, superi
+ tendent, called on Mr.. J. WIN
nv " Neill, of Fayetteville, a form
,ft superintendent of this Sunda
90 m school, and much esteemed
ad the Hope Mills people, to give
au M talk. He very kindly acquies
~ ~ and made a most helpful talk
,' 20 spiritual growth. The offeri
NJ ~. was to aid the Nagoya Cir
he he School, Japan, and was a libe
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