The Robesonian., 1918-04-15
RED SPRINGS NEWS NOTES
Wedding of Miss Carrie NcNeill and
MIR. Ernest Graham-Class in Sur-
glcal Dressings-Person and Other
Items
Correspondence of The Robesonian.

Correspondence Of The Robesonian.
Red Springs, April 13.-Rev. A J.
Parker spent two days in Chester, S.
y, last week. de went to hear Mr.
McClelland, an evangelist who is hold
holding meeting in that place. Mr..
McClelland is to hold a union revival
meeting here beginning June 10Th and
continuing three weeks.
MISS Bessie Jones entertained the
Graham-McNeill bridal party after
the rehearsal on Tuesday evening.
April 9th. Delicious refreshments
we're served by Miss Attic Marsh and
Mrs. Geo. Bullock. Those present
were Misses Carrie and Mamie Nc
Nell, Mary McEachern, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. p. Garrett, Mr.. Rowland Brown,
Mr.; John Graham and Henry Mcleod.
On Wednesday night, April 10th, at
o'clock, at the home of the brid.. :
mother, Mrs. James McNeill, Miss
Carrie Mcneil became the bride of
Mr.. Ernest Graham. The maid of
honcr was Miss Minnie McNain, sis
ter of the bride, while he best man
was Mr.. Henry Mcleod of Rennetts-
vile, S. c. The bride came in with
| her brother-i -in-law, Mr.. ". E. Gar
| rett. The music was furnished by
Miss Mary McEachern, pianist, and
ls1rs. w. E. Garrett and Mr.. Roland
| Brown, violinist
After short reception Mr.. and Mrs.
Graham left for trip south. They
will make their home in Red Springs
Mr.. Graham being employed in the
mercantile business.
Mrs. NJ. E. Reaves is visiting Mrs
". H: Williamson, who lives near
Fayetteville
| Miss Tillegiseau Of Wilson will ar
rive today to start a class in surgi-
cal dressing. There will be some
! thing over 20 in the class and Miss
Telligiseau will stay ten days.
| On Friday afternoon the Boy
scouts and the Camp Fire girls with
their leaders had a parade. There
was to have been a meeting at the
Auditorium in the interest of The
! Liberty Loan but as the speaker was
prevented by sickness, the meeting
was postponed till some time next
week.
On Monday evening at 8:15 at the
college auditorium Miss Louise Mas
sing will give her graduating reci-
tai in expression. She will be as.
sisted by Miss Mary Patterson Liv-
lngston, voice.
Mr.. John J. Thrower has return
ed from business trip to Baltimore
and Philadelphia.
Miss Jessie Singleton, who has
been in hospital in Baltimore in
training for nurse, will leave in q
short while for France to take up Rec
Cross nursing.
Mr. and Mrs. James Callahan ana
baby of St. Pauls are visiting Mr. ano
Mrs. j. D. Callahan. Mr.. James Cal
lahan will leave in a few days to joir
the navy.-Mr. Arthur McRae, wht
has been in the civil service in Wash
ington. D. c., has come home and viii
enlist in the army. Mr.. McRae be-
fore going to Washington was super
intendent of public instruction il
Hoke county
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B.. Pearsall spen
the weekend in Lumberton, guest:
of their daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Junius ]. Goodwin.-Mr. jim
Hall of Glenwood school spent th'
weekend at home.
! Miss Susie Moore has received =:
letter from her brother Mr.. Egber
Moore telling Of his safe arrival il
London. He went to the Harvard
radio school in Cambridge, Mass, ant
finished with honors. He will be il
j Admiral Sims Office in London. Hi
work will be connected with th'
. wireless station. Mr.. Moore has liv
, ed in Florida for the past ten years
but spent most of his boyhood in Re,
:: Springs and Fayetteville with rel
atives.