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The Robesonian., 1917-05-17
FAIRMONT NEWS LETTER
Movements of the People-In Social
Circles


Correspondence of The Robesonian.
Fairmont, May 16-Miss Lorena
Lewis spent a few days visiting rel
atives and friends in Lumberton and
St. Pauls.-Mrs. E. J. Pittman, who
had been visiting her father at Pine
Tops, returned Thursday night ac-
lcompanied by Miss Maggie Mae
Stallings.-Miss Eupha Mckenzie,
who had been visiting Miss Sallie
Mae Reaves, returned to her home
in Chadbourn Monday.-Misses Nell
Butler and Mamie Holloway, teach
ers in the graded school, left for
their homes Saturday morning.
Messrs. B. E. Standfield and H. H.
Baily spent Wednesday in Lakeview,
S: C.-Miss Geneva Thomas of Lake.
view, s. c., spent the weekend with
Miss Bertha Jenkins. She was ac-
colnpanied home Sunday by Misses
Bertha Jenkins and Mary StanfieId.
I-Messrs Carl Ward and Thad Nc
Cormick cf Rowland were Fairmont
visitors Sunday.-Mr and Mrs. P. r.
Flovd, Misses Chat Ratley and Dina
Bell Floyd spent Wednesday in Fay
etteville.-Mr. A. F. Pugh of Gibson
spent the weekend in town.
Fairmont defeated Fair Bluff in a
hall game Friday afternoon by the
score of and 0.
Miss Eva Thompson is spending a
few days in Charlotte.
! The Clover Leaf club gave a re-
ception in honor Of Prof. Geo. Ora:
ham Tuesday night at the home Of
Mrs. ]. P. Brown. The evening was
/ spent in playing games and progress
sive conservation. Misses Mary Stan
j field and Bertha Jenkins served
cream and cake.
Messrs. Norma Pace and Bishop
! Grantham of Lakeview, S. c., were
i Fairmont visitors last week-Mr. w
1 L. Kyle is spending a few days in
Warsaw-Miss Elizabeth Jones, who
j has been visiting Mrs. o. G. Calhoun
! is spending few days with Miss
Rachel Mcnamara in Lumberton.-
Mrs. E. G.. Floyd was called to the
bedside of her mother, Mrs. McIn
tosh of Kingstree, S. c.
Miss Vera Purvis delightfully."- en-
tertained her music pupils Tuesday
afternoon. The parlor was beauti
fully decorated in the national color!
and red and white roses After sew
. eral music selections and various
games were played, cream, wafer
!, and mints were served by Larut
Floyd and Katherine Mcdaniel.
! Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Blue spent Sun
day at st. Pauls-Messrs. Warrel
!, Ratley and D. G. Rouse spent Sun
day at Parkton.
The Robesonian., 1917-05-17
BALTIMORE NEWS BATCH
Mention e'sOl'eI

Correspondence of The Robesonian
Baltimore Fairmont, R. u, Nav
lo-We are having very cold wealth
er Wnlcn makes crops look bad.
Rev. W. S. Ballard filled his repu-
lar appointments here Sunday and
preached fine sermon to large
Mr.. Guy Grantham and sister. Miss
Ella' OF South Carolina, spent Sun
oay mere visiting friends.-Mr. Nor
ME Stephens of Cerro, Gordo spent
SUNDAY p. m. at the home of Mr.. D.
L. Bullock.-Mrs. Lony Bullock of
I, aunpefton spent Saturday night and
sunday at the home of Mr.. Dennis
Bullock.-Messrs. Thad Mccormick.
raymond Miller and Pete Ward were
visitors in this section Sunday D. m.
MISS Josie Byrd OF near Whiteville
is visiting at Mr.. Edd Wilkerson's
this Week.-Mr. J. P. Rogers and sis
ter, Miss -Florine, and Mr.. Bennett
Hayes of Marietta spent Sunday af-
ternoon at Mr.. Joe Nye's.-Mr. Cav
Bullock and sister Miss Lizzie. and
Mr: Raymond Inman of Iona, were
DILLON visitors Saturday afternoon
Messrs. June Ivey and Troy Lawson
OF Orrum attended preaching here Sun
day.-Miss Ida Bullock spent Satur-
day night and Sunday with home
foiks.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry Warwick
| OF Orrum spent Sunday with Mrs
| WarWlck's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lu.
ther Walters.-Mr. Joseph Bullock
spent Friday night with his daugh.
ter Mrs. J. M. Inman in Fairmont.- -
Quite a number Of Baltimore folks
attended the commencement execises
at Falrmont.-Messrs. William Hedg.
peth and Sam Granam of Nyes at.
tended preaching here Sunday.-Miss
Eva Gaddy of Centenary spent the
week end with Miss Cletis Thomp
son.-Miss Grace Inman of White
/ vile is visiting at the home of Mr.
G. D. Floyd.
Best wishes to The Robesonian.
The Robesonian., 1917-05-17
THE ROLL OF HONOR
Some Have Joined the Engineers for
Service in France

Some Have Joined the Engineers for
Service in France
Messrs. Furman Williams, Frank
Morrison and T. o. Edens went
1'uesday to Wilmington and passed
the examination for entering the U.
S. engineers reserve corps for ser
vice in France. They returned to
Lumbeton Tuesday evening and are
expecting a call to report any time.
The way the young men are falling
into different branches of service
there will not be many left in Lum-
be-, ton to be drafted into service.
In addition to the young men OF
Robson county mentioned in Mon
days Robesonian as having gone to
Fort Oglethorpe, Ca, to enter the
officers training camp, Mr.. S. A
Patterson, who represented the
American Tobacco Co. with headquar-
ters here, left SUNDAY afternoon fol
the same place. Mr.. Knox Proctor
mentioned as among those who went
from here, returned to Chapel Hill
and went from there.
The following young men enlisted
in the regular army at the local re
cruiting office yesterday: Jas. W.
Goodman and Presly R. Lisk of Rock
ingham and Geo. H. Smith Of Lum
berton. They left this morning TO
Greensboro.
The Robesonian., 1917-05-17
THE FINAL SUMMONS

Mamie Pittman of East Lumberton
Mamie Pittman, aged IA years,
died at her home in East Lumberton
at 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Deceased had been sick for some time
with stomach trouble. Interment will
be made in the Pittman burying
ground, Wishart township, this at
ternoon at 3 o'clock.
Infant of Mr.. land Mrs. R. S. Wilkins
Helen, 2O-months- daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. Wilkins, who live
at the National cotton mill, died yes
terday afternoon at o'clock. The
child had colitis.
Eula Merton of Saddletree
Eula Merton, 3-year-old daughter
of Mr.. G. R. Revels, who lives in
Saddletree township, died this morn
ing at o'clock. Death was due to
stomach trouble.
Lourena Johnson, Colored
Lourena johnson, co1ored, aged
about 22 years, died at her home
across the river from town yester-
day morning. Deceased had been
suffering for some time with tuber'
culosis.
Death of an Infant at Maxton
Maxton Dispatch, May Is.
Ruth, the 1-2-year-old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Glass, died Sat
! urday evening and was buried al
Eastside cemetery yesterday at 4
o'clock, Rev A. l.. Ormond conduct
ing the service.
Infant Daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
] Levy Perry
! Ruth, 18-months-old daughter O.
! Mr. and Mrs. Levi Perry, who live a
! the Lumberton cotton mill, died yes
terday. Death was due to stomach
trouble.
The Robesonian., 1917-05-17
PEMBROKE POINTS
Rev. J. F. Davis Resigns Church.
Personal Mention

Correspondence of The Robesonian.
Pembroke, May 15-May always
brings a cool spell but we have had
the coldest weather this time we have
had in quite while.
Rev. 1. N. Clegg filled his regu-
lar appointment at the Presbyterian
church SUNDAY night, and preached
a very interesting sermon. Let ev-
erybody remember he will be here
Sunday morning at the usual hour,
II, and all who can, come out to
church.
We are sorry to learn that Rev. J.
F. Davis, pastor of the Baptist
church, will not be with us after Sun
day nj ght. He will preach his fare
we'll sermon Sunday night at 8. Let
everybody come out to hear him. II
is understood that Mr.. Davis resigns
to take up work in Caswell county.
There is lots of sickness in town
at present: Little Miss Claudia Proc
ter is stick with colitis, but glad tc
report the Dixon twins, who have beer
very sick with same disease, much
better. Mr.. w. E. Hall, who has
also been on the sick list, is inprov.
ing-Mr. and Mrs. o. S. Miller took
their small son, O.. S. Jr., to spec.
ialist in Charlotte Sunday and have
left him there for several days treat
ment. We all hope little Simms viii
be greatly helped and that he viii
soon be we'll, as he has been given tx
convulsions for several months.
Miss Marie Cain of Fayetteville is
visiting Miss Ollie M&nnisi-Mrs.
i Baldwin and children Of Bladen coun
ty are visiting relatives in town thi:
| Misses Armstrong AMI Leil;
McCullock were Maxton visitors Sat
urday.-Mrs. H. A. Neal, who ha
been suffering with head trouble fol
some time, came home from Charlotte
j hospital last week very much i'm
proved.-Mrs. E. L. Odum spent tn
weekend visiting her son Mr.. N. A
Odum, White Oak-Masters Rosie
and Gordon Ausley are spending
some time with relatives in Micro
! Miss Bessie Odum, who has been il
/ school at Dell, came home last week
Best wishes to The Robesonial
and its many readers.
The Robesonian., 1917-05-17
NEW TOWN BOARD TAKES HOLD
Old Employees Reelected and Com
mlttees Appointed-Election of AS
sistant Night Policeman Postponed

Oiu EmplOyeS Reelected and Com.
mittees Appointed-Election of As
sistant Night Policeman Postponed
At the first meeting of the new
town board Monday evening all the
old employees Of the town were re-
elected and various COMMITTEES were
appointed for The year.
Officers were reelected at same
saiai-es as follows: town clor:i and
treasurer, Ira B, Townsend, $1o0 the
month; chief OF police, Alf II. NJ
Leod, $100 and fees; night police
man, J. B. Boyle, $40 the month;
town attorney, lWoodberry Lennon,
no fixed salary; chief Of fire depart
ment, ]. P. Townsend, SIS the month;
superintendent Of light and water
plant, Geo. L. McNeill, S75 the
month; street superintendent, F. A.
Wlshart, $40 the month; chauffer for
fire truck, Ed Glover, $45. In addi-
tion to his street work Mr.. Wishart
will look after the sanitary inter
ests of the town, for which he will
receive $40 per month in addition to
his salary as street superintendent
Mayor Proctor appointed the fol
lowing committees: Finances. K.
Nash and E. M. Johnson; street and
sanitary-A. S. King and E. M
Johnson; water, fire and light-W
P. McAllister and S. K. Nash. The
building committee was dispensed
with and the fire chief will take ove1
the work of this committee.
The matter of electing an assist
ant night policeman was continued
until the next meeting Of the board
Mr.. Carl Billiard, who has been serv
ing as extra policeman at night fol
some time, will continue to serve un
! til the next meeting at the same sal
ary, $45 the month.
/ Mr.. l.. F. Bullock was before tn,
board and requested that the tow
j auto livery tax be increased to no
less than $50 for each car. Thi
matter was referred to the financ
committee. Mr.. Bullock conducts al
auto livery business here.
Mr. E. M. Johnson, a member o
the board, was elected mayor pr
tenn.
:! The matter of putting lights aroun
:! the graded and high school building
and in the colored school buildin
was referred to the Tight committee
= MI. 7 "a. w lSudIC OllSIcu w 1CIl
! his farm to the town for the purpos
! of raising food for the stock belong
ing to the town and the matter wa
] referred to the street committee.
The own clerk and treasurer wa
: instructed to execute note in favo
of the Standard Oil Co. for car loa
i; of coal for the graded and high schot
for a period Of 60 days, or until tn
money is avail able.
The town clerk and treasurer we
instructed to renew note in favor {
5 the American LaFrance Fire Engir
Co. for S1,et3, which was due NJ
5 vember 9th, 1916, for one year.
An insurance premium of $685.
: was ordered paid Mr.. @. T. William
Mayor Proctor made some recon
mefdations to the board which wi
be published in the next issue of TT
: Robesonian.
The Robesonian., 1917-05-17
BELLAMY BRIEFS
New Pastor Will Arrive SOon-Per-
sOnal Mention

SOnal Mention
C Correspondence of The Robesonian.
Bellamy, May 16-Prof. R. E. Sen
telle filled his appointment at An
tioch Saturday and Sunday. He
preached to a very large congregation
Sunday morning, this being his last
time. Our new pastor, Mr.. Daily,
will preach the second Saturday and
Sunday in June. We extend an in
vitation to Prof. Sentelle to come
and preach for us again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodberry Clewis
andMrs. .LillieCollins ofEastLumberton
visited relatives in this section Sun
day.-Mr. Wright Pitman ard son,
Master Graham, visited at Richard
son Sunday.-Mrs. Mary Mace and
daughter, Miss Della of Laurinburg,
are spending several weeks in this
vicinity visiting relatives.-Mr. j.
G. Todd of Wilmington visited
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. C. Todd
Saturday and Sunday.-Mr. J. B..
Mclean and daughter, Miss Lille,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Monroe at
Pembroke Sunday.-Mr. Chester
Branch of Mt. Eliam was a visitor
in this section Sunday.-Mrs. j. B.
Mclean spent several days last week
visiting friends near Smiths bridge.
The Robesonian., 1917-05-17
HIGH SCHOOLS FINALS

DIR. Moorehouse Will Preach Com
mencement Sermon Sunday-Lieut
Gov. Gardner Will Deliver Liter
ary Address Friday
The Lumberton graded and high
school will close Friday Of next
week. Rev. DIR. G.. E. Moorehouse
pastor of the Presbyterian church
will preach the baccalaureate sermon
next Sunday at II a. m. The sermon
will be preached in the First Baptist
The Robesonian., 1917-05-17
Manager Wishart Of the Ly

Manager Wishart Of the Lyric
theatre has started a crusade against
mosquitoes by admitting any DO: noy
or girl to the picture show who car
Vi r;os one dozen tin cans to the the
a+re % Holes are punched in the cans
90 80 thew will not hold water and pro-
vide places for mosquitoes to raise
Already hundreds of cans have been been
picked up about town and no doubt
in n short time the whole town Will
be cleared of empty tin cans.
The Robesonian., 1917-05-17
Superior Court

Superior Court
The first weeks term of civil court
closed yesterday morning and Judge
Geo, W. Connor left for his home at
wilson. Court will convene again
next Monday. But few jury trials
were completed during the two days
court. These were:
Tucker Bros. VS.. Bank of Robe
son, non suited.
-, Williams Milling Co. VS.. B. c
"la%ss, judgment for plaintiff.
j., Pocomoke Guano Co. VS.. McArr
Co., non suited.
General Lee VS.. Amanda Lee, di
worse granted.
Marion Rewis VS.. Carrie Mclean
Judgment for defendant.
The Robesonian., 1917-05-17
L. S. BOATS PATROLLlNG
SEAS IN WAR SERVICE
Squadron of Torpedo Boat Destroy
ers Has Safely Crossed the Allan
tic and is at Work in the War Zone

YVteNsIOWn DlSpatch, May TO.
A squadron of American torpedo
BOAT destroyers has safely crossed the
Atlantic and :; patrolling the seas
in war service. The American navy's
actual entry into the war zone has
already been productive of brush
between a destroyer and a German
underwater boat, according to an an
nouncement by the British admiral
ty, but the result Of it has not been
made public. The destroyer squadron
arrived in Queenstown after an un-
eyentful voyags across the Atlantic,
but almost Immediately after for
nal exchange of greetings with the
British naval officials put to sea
again for the hard work that is be-
fore it.
The Robesonian., 1917-05-17

church.
Lieut.. Governor o. Max Gardner
will deliver the literary address Fri
day at II a. m. The diplomas will
be delivered Immediately after the
address. The class exercises will
take place Friday evening.
The Robesonian., 1917-05-17

Mrs. Gabrielle de Rosset Waddell
pl Wilmington no doubt will be heard
py large crowd when she speaks
at the local opera house Saturday at
9'"o p. m. on the work of the Red
Sfoss and National Aid societies,
f2ne comes at the invitation of the
iocaL io ,Woman's club. The public is
The Robesonian., 1917-05-17
Welcome Warm Weather

The warm weather which has made
it's return after so long will cure
many case of blues. While cotton
was beginning to die in places the
farmers think most of it will come
out". Here's hoping Uncle Sans
weather report, which says the cold
weather will not soon return, is ex-
actly correct.
The Robesonian., 1917-05-17

Mr.. C. w. Graham of Proctorville
is a Lumberton visitor today.
Mr.. J. o. Martin of Tar Heel is in
town today.
Mr.. Opie Odum of st. Pauls mas a
Lumberton visitor this morning.
The Robesonian., 1917-05-17

FOR SALE OR RENT-NEW g.
room dwelling. Modern convenien-
ces. Well located. Apply to Rob-
ert E. Lee.
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