The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-01-04

SADDLETREE TOPICS

3rd Meeting of Central Sunday School
AssOciation-Box Supper FRIDAY
Nlght-Social and Personal
Correspondence of The Robesoniar.
Saddletree (Lumberton, R. p, Jan.
1-Chri5tmas passed off very quietly
IN this community. There were
Christmas exercises at the church
Christmas day at II o'clock.
Among the young people who spent
the holidays at home were: Miss
Phereba Regan from Carolina COL
lege, Maxton, Miss Addie Prevatte
from Buies Greek, Mr.. R. A. Powell
from Philadelphus farm life school,
Messrs. c. N. Prevatte and w. P.
Humphrey from Badin.
Those who were off teaching and
spent the holidays at home were:
Mrs. F. P. Humphrey, who teachers
rear Maxton; Miss Annie Belle Hum
phrey, who teaches at Barnesv,lle;
Miss Hattie Powell, who teaches the
Oak Grove school; and Mr.. ]. W. Nc
Phail, who teaches Mt. Tabor school.
Misses Effie G. Smith and Annie
Garner, principal and assistant of
! Sst1dletree school, spent the holidays
with their home folks at Warsaw.
Miss Elton Powers of Ba .nesville
accompanied Miss Annie B. Hum
phrey home and spent Christmas with
/ her, returning home Tuesday.
Mrs. Coggins and little son, Laurie
spent Christmas at the home of Mr.
.tohn Regan.
| Sorry to report the illness of Lii
iian, infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
! J. D. Powell.
! Little Miss Pearle McRae of neal
Maxton spent the holidays at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Hum
! phrey.
Miss Effie Smith was "at home" tt
her grades on Thursday evening
Dec. 21, fro MI to 10 o'clock. Va
i ments were served by Misses Eff
Smith, Annie Garner and Hattie Pow
ell. Those present other than tn,
grades were Miss Hattie Powell ant
Mr.. w. c. Humphrey. The partin,
hour came all too soon, and tn
guests all departed declaring Mis-
Smith a delightful hostess.
Rev. N. R. Pitman of Missoul
spent Sunday and Christmas on Sad
dletree. He preached for US on Sun
: day n. m. We were glad to hav
: Mr.. Pitman with US.
Little Miss LYNNE BaXley of Buie
+ spent last week at the home of NJ
and Mrs T. W. Baxley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marrow and two Iii
+ tie nieces, Mabel and Olivia Newly
n of Alamance county, are visitin
Mrs. Marrow's brother-in-law ar
9 sister, Rev. and Mrs. D. E. Hun
q phrey.
We are glad to welcome to tn
G community Mr.. Frank Smith ar
:, family. Mr.. Smith has purchase
> the A. L. Jones place.
. Mr.. ". c. Humphrey left la
Wednesday for Baltimore, Nd, whe1
o he entered the Johns Hopkins ho
q pital for treatment. He was accon
+ panied by his sister Miss Annie
: Humphrey.
a. The Misses Regan were "at home
.s to their many friends last Thursds
" night. All enjoyed the evening vel
y much.
Mr.. R. D. Graham and Miss Kat
10 Belle Webster Of ennert visitel
, this community last Sunday p. m.
:, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Biggs spe
~ last Friday at Montrose with Nh
20 K. NJ. Biggs.
~ The Central Sunday School ass
20 -. citation met at it's third meeting wi
Rozier Sunday school Sunday. 4
II interesting PROGRAM was carried OF
w Rev. R. E. Sentelle made an excelle
y address. The interesting part w
the singing contest. The schoc
graded as follows: Oak Grove SO l.
Rozier SO, Saddle Tree 81 1-2, CT
,f bornville ga. The meeting will
~ ~ held next time with Bethany Sund
- school.
There will be a box supper at Sa
dletree school house Friday nigl
I'd Jan. 5. Everybody is invited
come