The Robesonian., 1910-10-03

RED SPRINGS REVIEWS.
Recital Monday Evening-Death
of Mrs. Roach-Personal.
of The kobesonian

CORRESPONDENCE of The kobesonian
Red Springs, Sept. 80
Quite a number Of Episcopal
ministers are in Red Springs +
this week attending convoca-
tion which is being held in St.
Stephens Episcopal church. We
note with pleasure that Rev. |.
W. Hughes, Of Henderson, is
present. MIR. Hughes is very
popular here and his many
friends are glad to welcome him.
Miss Morris has arrived from
her home in Baltimore and will
assist Mrs. Nellie Shooter again
this season in her millinery
store.
Misses Clarke Belle McNair
and Emma Belle McRae were
visitors in Red Springs a few
, hours Friday. They returned to
Maxton Friday afternoon--Dr.
. Roscoe Mcmillan spent Wednes-
day in Red Springs Mr.. Russell
H. Deane, of Jacksonville, Fla,
visited his sister, a student in S.
/. c.. for a few days this week.
, Mr.. Deane is studying medicine
in the University Of Maryland,
$ and he left for Baltimore Friday
Z night. Miss Clara de Vane has
Il returned from visit to friends
in Wadesboro.
~ Wesympathize with Mrs. J. A.
+ Singleton in the death of her sis
~ ~ ter, Mrs. Roach, who died in Fay
= etteville at Highsmith's hospital
~ Wednesday night. The remains
~ ~ were brought here Thursday and
~ ~ inferred at Alloway cemetery.
= - Miss Anna de Vane, who has
t. been in the Maxton hospital for
, 10 several weeks as head nurse, is
~ u at home for a while. MIR. Her
" " bert Singleton is at home again
" after an absence Of several
~ months in Virginia. Mrs. L. M.
" Cooke is visiting her daughter,
IN who lives at Mt. Gilead. Mr.
" and Mrs. W. T. Bowen, of Fay
etteville, are visitors in Rec
J- Springs.
Miss Nichols. the expression
~ teacher at S P. 6, will give /:
'A recital in the college auditorium
-, Monday evening. Everybody i
- - cordially invited.
at Mr.. John Robson and littl,
an daughter, of Savannah, Ga, ar,
I'd visiting relatives in Red Springs
ds Mr.. David Robson, OF Cum
W. berland, was in town for a few
y days this week. Mr.. Wight, o
in Richmond, Va, spent Sunday il
w. Red Springs.
all Mr.. Fleming, of Hope Mills
Y, spent few hours in town las
Sunday.
nv ~ Remarkable Record Of the Lum
IS: berton Baptist Sunday-School
VI Charity and Children.
~, The record of the Lumberto1
ou Baptist Sunday-schooljfor 1905
ho which has been published in
ne e neat folder, has come into ou
we hands. AS Lumberton is one Q
w. the leading Sunday schools i
ne the country we take it that ou
readers will be interested i
some facts we have gathere
from this remarkable record
The pastor of the church is Rev
C. H. Durham. The officers c
the school are: R. D. Caldwell
Supt.; Stephen Mcintyre, Ass
Supt.; John T. Biggs, Sec. an
ian Treas; D. z. McNeill, librarian
'ali There are thirteen teachers, Al
scholars and eleven classes
- There are twoBaraca classes, on
- of So and the other of 36 scho
ars. Class No. 8 taught, by MI
Stephen Mcintyre, gave durin
the year $413.87. Class No. I
taught by Mr.. E. J. Britt. gay
$228.58. These are the Barac
! classes. Class No. 2, compose
of boys, and taught by DR.. R.
Allen. gave $101.07 during th
| year. The total contributions (
the school for the year were 81
1914. SO. Of this amount 1888.
was sent to the Orphanage, a
average IF $73.63 month.
l. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Weinsteil
Ics McColl, S. c., arrived Satu
day and will be in town un1