The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-06-02
HOPE MILLS NEWS.

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Correspondence of The Robesonian
Hope Mills, May 31-Miss Min
ME Pate, of Fayetteville, is visit
ing relatives here this week.
Messrs. Sam and Mack Jones
have erected nice residences near
Hope Mills.
Mr.. C. A. Bodenhamer, of Pals
ly. is a visitor here this week. -
Mrs. Willie MCLAUGHLIN, Of Wag-
ram. is visiting relatives here this
week. - Miss Dortha Brown is
visiting her brother, Mr.. John
Brown, of Rocky NJ cunt, this
week.
Rev. J. D. Pegram will preach
at Sandy Grove, II a. m., and
Cumberland, 7:30 .. m., next
Sunday.
Mr.. W. D. Phillips, of this
place, on Tuesday went to Madi-
son to accept a position in a chair
factory.
The V. & c.. S. R. R. has built
a very neat depot at Roslin, about
four miles from Hope Mills.
The Children's Day exercises
Sunday night at the Methodist
church were a decided success.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Bynum, of
NoWbern. and Miss Gertie Be-
thune, of Powersville, Mrs. By
NUNS sister, are visitors here this
week.
! On next Sunday preaching
services will be- conducted in the
BautiSt church here at Ii a. m.
and 1880 p. m.by the pastor, Rev.
P. T. Britt.
The Oxford singing class will
give an entertainment in the Ma.
sonic hall Saturday night, June
4th. This will be something in
teresting.
Misses Martie Macarthur, An.
ME and Ehie Newton, who TO,
llle past year have been attend
ing the State Normal and Indus.
trial College at Greensboro, Fri
day returned to their home il
HopeMills, where they will spent
,, their vacation.
Mr.. B. R. Huske, of Fayette
5 vile, will deliver a Sunday schoo
address in Christ church mex
$ Sunday morning at II o'clock. I
: treat is in store for those VIII
. hear him. Preaching service
will also be conducted at 8 'clocl
p. m. by the pastor. Rev. n. {
q | Duncan.
The Hope Mills camp of tn
Y Modern Woodmen of Americ
e gave a supper at the Masoni
S hall Friday night which was en
e joyed immensely by the larg
It number present. Since the OF
ganization Of this camp last ia
J. it's enrolment has increased cor
= tinuously. Theinsurance featur
h of this order is very desirable.
s Mr.. M. F. Fort, one of our di:
l. tinguished merchants, has recen
l. ly installed near his store in tn
IT place a grist mill, and he is no,
g prepared to make good meal fe
table and feed purposes. Tn
IS mill is run with a gasoline el
D. gine, and it is believed this ne
D. enterprise will be great ben
lc fit to the people Of this commul
ity.
v Quite a large number of O,
n: people attended the public d
Of bate at St. Paul Friday nigh
IL. The discusson was very interes
al ing, the subject being: "Resol
g, ed, That Congress should ena
IN National prohibition law. "Tl
affirmative side was represents
'ol by Messrs. Pritchard Fisbe
On Kenneth and Graham McDonal
he of Hope Mills; and the negati'
he side was represented by Messr
nd j. M. Hester. E. A. Howard al
a D. F. Johnson, of St. Paul. T
ed decision was rendered in favor
All the negative.
re Juniper camp, Of theW.O. w.
as Cotton, was invited by the camp
30. the W.O. w. at St. Paul to atte
'c- Sun day the services Of the l
yelling of the monument erect
ct over the remains of the late
ast J. johnson, who was one of tn,
members. About 80 Woodm
n's from Juniper camp attended, a
,21 100 ~ oil 1r,ort fror,, Ar