The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-10-15
RED SPRINGS NEWS ITEMS
Engagement of Miss Ella Wyatt
McKinnon and Mr. Robt. Massey
Announced Funeral of MIR. S.
w. Wright-Personal.

Correspondence of The Robesonian.
Red Springs, Oct. 13-On Friday
afternoon Miss Eunice Pearsal en-
tertained about 80 of her friends, at
which time she ananounced the en-
gagement of Miss Ella Wyatt Nc
Kinnon and Mr.. Robert w. Massey,
Jr., of Lynchburg, Va, the wedding
to take place on Saturday, Oct. 9th.
The house was decorated with golden
rod and marigold and lighted with
Wyatt McKinnon, her mother, Mrs.
W. H. McKinnon, Mrs. J. C. McPhail,
Mrs. Mary Eliza Bragg, Mrs. J. d.
Taylor, Mrs. Arthur Hamilton, Mrs.
w. N. Gibson, Miss Annie Belle Will
liams, Miss Mary Williams, Miss
Julia Hall, Mrs. J. H. Mckay, Miss
Attic Marsh, Miss Bessie Jones, Miss
Carrie McNeill, Miss Hannah Town
send, Mrs. George Bullock, Miss Cen
evieve Mcmillan, Miss Mary Nc
Eachern, Mrs. N. M. Gibbs of New
bern, Miss Elizabeth Frye, Mrs. Ray
mond Corbett, Miss Glennie Graham,
Mrs. Junius Goodwin of Lumberton,
Miss Rachel Goodwin.
The funeral of Mr.. S. w. Wright, a
former citizen of Red Springs but
who had been living in McColl, S. C..
for the past few years was held from
the Methodist church today at 1920
MIR. Wright is survived by a wife ano
two children.
Mr.. Henry Mcleod of Tarboro is
visiting Mr.. Mack McQueen.-Miss
Mamie Lovin has returned from At
on for appendicitis. and Mrs
7 Raymond Corbett have as their guest
Mesdames R. F. Herring of Clinton
B. NJ. Beaman of Louisville, KY, Mrs
L. J. Merriman of Savannah, Ca, ant
y Mrs. w. H. Robenson of Ivanhoe.-
Mr.. Henry Graves of Carthage wa
: visitor in town Friday.-Miss Louis
Dixon of Laurinburg is spending tn
weekend with her parents, Rev. an
: Mrs. H. M: Dixon.-Mr. and Mrs. Hi
:. ram Grantham and children have Re
y turned from Salisbury.-Miss Susi
l Moore returned Friday from Char
: lotte where she visited her father
= Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tyner Of Low
= were visitors in town Friday.-Mr'
e Junius Goodwin of Lumberton sper
= Friday with her parents, Mr.. and Mr.
y A. B. Pearsall- Tom Ingral
/ and daughter, Myrtle, of Candor, al
;, visiting Mrs. Ingram's parents, M
- and Mrs. L. M. Cook.-Mrs. A. T. Nj
a Callum has returned from a visit
IL relatives in Lumberton.-Mr. Bar
u ram Robson of Bladen Co. is spen'
s ing the weekend here with relative
$ Mrs. Bostick Of Maxton is visitir
: her daughter Miss Gertrude Bostic
ie 'e Mr.. John G.. Brown has returne
10 from Fayetteville much improved
Misses Glennie Graham and Jack M
le Girt spent Thursday in Fayettevill
a al Misses Dorothy McSweeny, Ma
~ garet Council and Annie Lou McM
r Ian, students of Flora Mcdonald &C
We lege, spent Monday in Fayettevill
u Il chaperoned by Miss Genevieve Mem
IL lan.-Misses Bess Jones and Alt
~ Marsh, Messrs. Roland Brown al
10 Douglas Mcmillan, spent Thursd;
ps afternoon in Bennettsville, S. C.
ne Miss Alice Woodward of Stillmol
Ca, who has been visiting her siste
eS Mrs. George Hall, left last week f
eo &c Enfield.-Mrs. John D. Callahan le
" last week for Greensboro to atte1
iig the funeral OF her daughter-in-ls
III Mrs. John w. Callahan.-Miss Euni
=: Pearsall, who is teaching in the Rs
H. ford high school, spent the week-e
nIy at home.