The Robesonian., 1918-05-30
NUMBER 2
BRIEF ITEMS OF LOCAL NEWS

ALFRED Rowland CHAPTER. u. DC.
VIII suspend it's meeting during June
July and August
Mr.. w. T. Davis and family NOV
ed yesterday from NewDort News
Va, to Wilmington.
Mr.. 0. j. Williams left last eve
ming Tor Penniman, Va, where he has
accepted a position.
Mr.. }. A. Barker donated a calf
to the Red Cross Monday. Mr.. Ell
Pope bought the calf for $40.
More than 200 teachers ara at
opened at Red Springs Monday
--Mesdames H. NJ. McAIlister and
N. A. Mclean are attending in Raj
elgh a meeting of the Federation OF
Woman's Clubs.
Mr. n I. Wilson and family .nov-
ed Monday from Wilmington to Lur-
berton. Mr.. Wilson represents tba
Armour Packing Co. IN this district.
Mr.. W r. Covington left this
morning for Rockingham in responsa
to a message advising him of the
illness OF his father. Mr. W. p. Cow
lngton.
Miss Mamie W. Lloyd is attend
ing tEc commencement a5 Coker co..
lege, Hartsville, S. C. Her sister.
bliss Henry Lloyd, graduates there
this year.
Mr.. Rowland Prevatt, Mrs A w.
prevatt ard Miss Lizzie Prevatt went
Sunday to Hendersonville, where they
Will spend some time visiting Mr.. 4.
w. Prevatt, who is taking treatment
there.
Mr.. A. W. Mclean came home
this morning from Washington, where
his duties as director OF the Gov
ernment War Finance board have
been occupying him lately he will
return to Washington Sunday night.
Miss Jessie Stone, daughter of Mr.
and Ms. Scott Stone of the Rayn-
ham section, arrived home yes1er-
day from Littleton, where she was
student at the Littleton Female COL
| lege. She was met here by her father.
Mr.. Joseph A. Nye, of the avia-
tion corps Of the U. S. army, station
ed at Montgomery, Ala, passed
through town yesterday en rJute to
! the home of his parents, MI. and Mrs
j. E. Nye, on R. from Fairmont,
where he will spend a 10-days' fur
Tough.
Rev. John R. Miller, pastor of the
Baptist church at Fairmont, Mrs.
Miller and their two daughters, Misses
|, Lois and Vida, were Lumberton visit
ors Monday. Mr.. Miller advised The
Robesonian that Fairmont will OBJ
serve the day of prayer and fasting
today in keeping with the Presidents
message. q
Mrs. Eliza Fuller attained the
age of 79 years yesterday In honor
| of the event she entertained yester-
day at the home of her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs A. E.
White, two other young ladies', Mrs.
Anna P. Courtney of Baltimore, Md,
who is a guest at the home of her
son-ln-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. A. Sharpe, and Mrs Annie Breeze,
who are IA and 73 years young, re-
/ spectively.
Mrs. A. E. White will leave this
evening for Lynchburg, Va, to at
tend commencement of Randolph
Macon ocllege, where her daughter,
Miss Vashti White, is student. She
will be accompanied by Miss Sarah
RedWlne OF Monroe, former studert
Of Randolph now a member of
the faculty of Carolina college. Miss
Redwine came down from Maxton this
morning and is guest at the home of
! Mr.. and Mrs. White.
Mrs. Mary H. Klarpp of States
boro, Ca, and her daughter, Miss
Ruth Hasty of Richmond, Va, are
visiting at the home of Mr.. D. w.
Hasty, near Maxton. They, with
Misses Alice and Eva Hasty, daugh-
ters of Mr.. D. W. Hasty, and Miss
Mary Clifton of Lumber Bridge, were
Lumberton visitors Monday, guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. J.
Rogers. Mrs. Rogers is also daugh-
ter of Mr.. D. w. Hasty.