The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-06-07
LUMBERToN, NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY JUNE = 1917.
FAIRMONT NEWS LETTER

FAIRMONT NEWS LETTER
Marriage of Miss Alice Galloway and
Mr.. I: L. Tapscott-Warehouse En-
larged-Personal Mention !
Correspondence Of The Robesonian. I
(! Falrmont, June g. Mr.. and
/ Mrs. j. D. Mclean, Messrs. t
A. S.Thompson, James Galloway, E.
j. Chambers and E. F. Abel left
! Wednesday afternoon for Lake Wac
camaw on a fishing trip.
! Mr.. w. M. Oliver and wife and
Misses Rachel and Helen Oliver of
Marietta were visitors in Fairmont
Wednesday.
The Peoples tobacco warehouse, run
by O.. A. Reaves & Co., has been en-
larged by adding about 80 feet more
to the length, making it about 23S
!, feet long.
Misses Margaret Mcqueen of Fay
ettevilfe and Louise Farmer Of War
saw are guests Of Miss Mary Belle
Kicks this week.
: Mr.. S. R. Mcdaniel, who gradual
ed at the Trinity Park school at Dur
: ham, returned home Tuesday night.
We are glad to say that Mr.. McDan-
iel Won the declaimer's medal.
Mrs. Passmore and daughter, y Miss
I Julia, who had been visiting their
Z daughter and sister Mrs. o. I. Floyd,
I returned to their home at Carey Tues
4 day morning.
$ Mrs. Willis of Chesapeak City, Md,
Q is visiting her daughter Mrs. w. F.
|. Stephens.
Misses Lillian Baker, Mary Belle
|, Ricks and guests, and Misses Geor-
q gia Kyle, Mary Reaves, Messrs. Will
5 liam Cumbers, Hal Brown and 9TH
/ ers were Lumberton visitors We'd
! iesday.
!. Miss Georgia Kyle and Miss Lois
= Hayes returned from Blackstone col
y lege, Va, Tuesday, where they have
been in school, where the, latter grad
u uated. They were accompanied home
le Ly Mrs. Hayes, who attended com
L mencement.
;e Our town was aroused from its
Ie dull routine Of business this morning
\ by marriage that was beautiful ane
Il exquisite in every respect. The con
y tracing parties were Mr.. Thomas
4 4 Leroy Tapscott or Burlington ane
s. Miss Alice Nell Galloway of ou
H. in Trinity Methodist church, whicl
was OCduLl1Ql1y OCSVAdLCO LII S1VCl
e. and white for the occasion.
1T, Promptly at the appointed hour o
re- a. m. the bridal party entered tn
+. church. Just before they entere
is Miss Louise Burton, a cousin of tn
bride, played CAT Dawning" on tn
re piano, accompanied by Miss Edit
at Bissette On the violin. Then the brid
*; al chorus from "Lohengrin" was soft
al ly rendered as Master Gerald Jone
as and Elliott Chambers came up eac
on taisle to open the gates fer the party
Vo Next came the ushers, Mr.. w, !
Leath, brother-in-law Of the groom
with Mr.. E. J. Chambers, brother
in-law of the bride, and Mr. Jane
Floyd with Mr.. S. R. Mcdaniel. The
3 the little ringbearer, Miss Doroth
n Anderson, bearing the ring in
ad white rose. Next the flower girl
little Misses Mary Stephens and Edit
ill Floyd, scattering white flowers up tn
NJ left aisle Following immediatel
oil came the bride with her maid of ho1
ed or, Miss Mary Reaves. At the sam
ad time on the right aisle the groom e1
,ol tered with his best man, Mr.. w.
if Taylor. They met in front of tn
- altar, and standing under beautif,
rd arch, on which was pinioned love-
W. white and silver butterfly waiting
watt them away On the sea of matr
al mony, the solemn words were spoil
he en- by Rev. B. E. Standfield, past,
St of the bride, according to the ritu
as of the Methodist church, using the in
is pressive ring ceremony.
'as During the ceremony "Then You
nd Remember" was softly rendered.
The bridal party left the churt
nn L -
f 5 ding march.
Is The bride. was attired in ham
oo1 made lingerie gown of white batis
the trimmed in princess lace, with lor
veil, made cap effect with prince
LOO lace, caught up with lilies of tt
asst valley and carried a large bouquet
brides roses and lilies Of the vale!
The She never appeared more beautif
as and lovely than on this occasion.
The maid of honor was gowned
the white lingerie gown with pink sa
asst and pink picture hat and carried pi1
Killarney roses.
nts The flower girls and ringbear
vas were dressed in white lingerie dress
ent with pink sashes.
the Mrs. Tapscott is the second daug
cut ter Of the late Daniel w. Gallow
hat and Mrs. Galloway of our town a.
as is very popular and attractive, a
Ids. enjoys the love and esteem Of a lar
the circle of friends. She is gradus
ear. of music and voice at Blackstone
Dad male college, Blackstone, Va.
the Mr.. Tapscott is a tobacconist
nty Burlington and has large numb
the of friends throughout the State.
The bride and groom drove in
car to Elrod from which point tn
A boarded the fast train for Richmo1
Washington, New York and otl
Der points and will also go to Fort
day pont, Del, to visit the brides bro
lere err, Mr.. G. E. Galloway, who is S
and toned there as member of the co.
fo,. ;11o,x, rTbox, to ho OF ho