The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-10-11
SUSPEND BUSINESS 1 HOUR.
Annual Meeting Red Springs Red
Cross Chapter Oct. 15-Recital
at College-Patriotic Meeting
-Glee Club Minstrel at College
Oct. 13-Personal.

Correspondence Ct The Robesonian.
zRed Springs, Ocs. 10-A proclama-
tlon has been issued reading as fol-
lows.
" Whereas the annual meeting of the
Red Springs chapter of the American
Red Cross will be held next Monday,
! october 18th, at II a. M, in the audi
terlum of Flora Macdonald college:
And whereas the work of the Red
/ Cross is at this time so vitally impor-
/ tant to our soldiers and sailors, and
their dependents: Therefore, be it re-
solved that we, the mayor and board
( OF aldermen of the town of Red
Springs, proclaim the hour from II
/ a. m. to II m. on Monday. October
+ 18th, 1917, holiday for the town;
! and we respectfully request all ordi-
nary business to cease for that hour,
and all places of business to close for
said hour, that everybody may at
tend the meeting. Signed by Jno. H.
Mckay, mayor, Duncan McNeill, j.
@. McPhail, R. B. Lovin, Ernest Ora
ham, E. L. Hamilton, aldermen.
ri Mrs. N. NJ Gibbs ofeNewbern is
] visiting her parents, DR.. and Mrs. J
L. Mcmillan.
/. Miss Eunice Pearsall has accepted
q, position in the graded school in
Lumberton.
i Miss Alice Woodard, who had been
visiting her sister Mrs. Geo. Hall, left
I Monday for Enfield in answer to a
telegram saying her brother-i -in-law
Mr.. Whitehead, was dead.
+, DR.. and Mrs. ]. L. Mcmillan anC
daughter, Mrs. N. NJ. Gibbs, and Miss
Sallie Pearsall spent Monday in Lum
I, berton.-Rey. Mr.. John Moore is Wis
ting his father, Rev. R. A. Moore
Mrs. A. T. McCallum is visiting rel
atives in Lumberton.-Mrs. Bartran
Robson and little daughter, Lillian
are visiting Mrs. Martin McKinnon
Miss Wyatt McKinnon spent few
; days this week visiting her sister Mrs
Fred Vaughn at Hope Mills and he
:. uncle, Mr.. Neill McNeill at Parkton
sS1-Miss Mamie Lovin has returne,
!, from trip to Atlantic City-Mrs
s Merritt an dlittle son have returne
Il to Woodsdale after a visit to Mrs
81 Merritt's mother, Mrs. E. L. Coke.
Il The recital Monday night at Flor
q Mcdonald college by Miss Susie Reect
5 pianist anr co-director, and Miss Mar
~ S. Bean, school expression, was al
81 tended by an appreciative audience
= Following is the program: Ballade
4s5r1eg, Inc happy f,flnce-OScS
+ + Wide; ;incidental music by Liza Schl
= mann, Miss Bean and Miss Reect
= Gavatte- Brahms; Nocturne
- Chopin; Lewis Rand (scene D-Mar
e Johnston; Two "Pierrot" Pieces, N
~ l Lento, No. 2 Allegro-Cyril Scot
Lewis Rand (scene2)-Mary Johnston
Hungarian Rhapsody No. 8-Liszt.
The Epworth league of the Meth'
G dist church entertained the Christia
Endeavor in the Methodist churc
Sunday evening at $50. The NEE
ing, which was a patriotic one, We
i lead by Miss Eunice Pearsall. Spe
ial music consisting of The Stf
L Spangled Banner" solos by Miss Sa
r. lie Pearsall and Mrs. Arthur Hami
ton, and two quartettes by Messr
- Cook, Mckay, Gibson and Parke
were greatly enjoyed.
Lieut.. Archie Mckay of Camp S
9 vier spent Tuesday in town.
=. ~ The glee club of Flora McDona
- - college will give minstrel in the au
~ ~ itorium Saturday night, Oct. 18th,
y ~ o'clock. A small adnlittance. w
:. be charged.