The Robesonian., 1917-09-27
RECKLESS DRIVING IN COUNTRY
Some Autolst5 Don't Seem to Mind
Running Over Foiks-Auto Turns
over Wagon and Spills Folks
Personal Mnct;on

over Wagon and Spills Folks,
Personal Mention
CORRESPONDENCE of The Robesonian.
Kozler lLUmberton, R. p, Sept. 26
We wish the rural police would get
VIDE awake ard look after some of
the Reckless aUto drivers, for they
are getting 50 they just as 'lief" run
over a person as not. If there is any
speed limit for the country We wish
they would enforce the law at once
and make the reckless auto-drivers
be more careful. One day recently
a man took his family to Lumberton
and while on their way back home
one reckless auto driver came up
behind them and never gave the
signal that he was anywhere about.
Then man got just as far out to the
right as he could when he saw the
auto coming, and the reckless driv-
er drove his car right on into the
wagon in which the man and his
family We're riding and turned the
wagon over and broke it and also
hurt the mans wife and tore a part
OF the mans clothes very badly.
I We think there should be stop put
to just such reckless driving in the
country. Why not enforce the law
now?
/ On Tuesday evening, September
18th, Master R. G. Rozier, Jr., en-
tertained a number of his little
friends >at his birthday party, which
was great time for the little ones.
After the children had spent most
OF the afternoon at play, Mrs. R. G..
Rozler served delightful refresh
ments.
:. Mr. and Mrs. Wooten, who live
near Red Springs, vis,.ri friends
in this vicinity Sunday p. m.-Mrs.
S. t. Harrell and ildren are spend
|, ing some time visiting friends and
relatives at Rowland.- and Mrs.
II. J. McRae, who spent some time
in this section with friends and rel
, atives, returned Thursday to Will
n1ington.- and Mrs. George Rat
ley and family of Red Springs spent
Sunday D. m. at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. w. B. Barker and
Mrs. Alex Butler and one son, Mr.
:, Cornelius, and three daughters
! Misses Pauline, Elizabeth and Mar.
- gerry, went last week to Fayetteville
= where they spent a few days with
! their daughter, My. Carroll, who
was very sick at that time.-Mr
: Edmonds of Lumberton who repre-
sents the Northwestern Life Insur
!, ance Co., passed through this vicin
ity Monday.-Rural Policeman Bear'
of Parkton was in this section o.
: business Monday p. m.-Mr. Her
l. bert Butler of Fayetteville spen
d Sunday p: m. in this vicinity wit
friends..- Mrs. Fannie Hightowe
B. and sister Miss Mary Watson, o
o Fayetteville, are guests at the hom
a Of their brother-::n-law and sistc1
Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Barker
T. Pattie Odum left Monday for Lum
berton, where she has accepted
p position.-Messrs. William iMcNea
e aaG Walter Humphrey Of Noun
# Tabor were visitors in this sectio
n Sunday p. m.-Mr. J. C. Carlyle an
se two little daughters, Misses Berti
II and Sarah Ellen, attended preach
e. ing at the M. E. church Sunday q
= St. Pauls.-Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Has
,e rell ard three children, Northro
Is and Rozier and Miss Mamie, at
m tended church at the Presbyteria
l. Sunday at St. Pauls.-Mrs. H.
% and Miss Maie Martin were Wis
~ COAo oiAc o1y IotoHIly az Glle HUH
. of Mrs. J. G. Carlyle.-Mr. D.
l. Carlyle and ssters, Misses Flor
or and Maggie, attended preaching Sur
4 day at the Presbyterian church a
n ST. Pauls.-Rural Policeman E
Phillips ofLumberton passed throug
10 this section Tuesdav.-We are gla
,r to report Mr.. J. w. Lowe very muc
e improved in health. Also glad
rs report Miss Lille Rozier yer
much better after being sick fc
I'd some time.-Dr. R. G. Rozier LEI
u Saturday for Washington, D. C
where he is spending a few days o
le business.-Mr. W. K. Bethune {
Lumberton was in this section o
business one day recently.
Everybody is invited to atten
J." prayermeeting at Rozier every SUI
le day afternoon at 4:30 o'clock.