The Robesonian., 1918-05-06
ST. PAULs NEWS PACKAGE.
Proud of the Boys at the Front
COmmencement-A Variety of
News Items.
Correspondence of The Robesonian

Ol Inc hoDeSonlal-
St. Pauls, May 3.-School is near
ing its "finis," so vacation will soon
be here, together with all its pleas
ures. Baccalaureate sermon Sunday
a. M. the 5th
Mrs. Maggie McEachern is spend
ing a few weeks in town, and glad
are we to have her. She is so good
and kind, she makes friends wher-
ever she goes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Berlin arrived
Tuesday evening. They have recent
ly returned from an extended wedding
tour.
Miss Mary Mclean returned last
evening from the presbyterial at
| Aberdeen. She went as a delegate
from the ladies' missionary society
here. We hope she can tell us some
thing interesting.
Sorry to report Miss Addie Caudell
sick with German measles. Lots of
the little folks around have whooping
cough, and my how they whoop! First
one and then the other taking these
detested German measles. We have
escaped so far.
Mr.. Hally Mex Johnson came home
, week ago from Raleigh, where he'c
/ been working for Y. M. C. A. Spent
a week at home, and left Wednesda!
: a. m. for Raleigh, where he intended
5 Sans brigade. He hopes to join tn
5 listing and while it pains US to Sc
them go, yet we the proud to thin
S they are taking their stand "wher
duty calls" Success to them an
May God bless them one and all! TIL
ladies of the Red Cross have a praye
meeting at Red Cross room for tn
brave lads These ladies are busil
knitting these days.
;, Mr.. A. R. McEachern has gor
north on business trip. He hoped
visit two of his boys while away.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsay spent Satu
W day night and Sunday at Mr.. Linz
Id says home. His mother has bee
very i'll.
Everybody seems to like our ne
physician, DR.. Rosser, who has
eeE Gated here.
10 Misses Blanche ando Ethel Harr
ne entertained at their home on Mond;
u !, evening, in honor of the 1917 and 70
graduating class of the high scho
" here. Twas very pleasant occ
90 sion.
p Miss Valerie Howard entertain
ne recently in honor of Mr.. Eugene Ho
| at ard, who was home on a furloue
ne Mr.. Edd Mcdonald was also home ]
W Gently on few days furlough. The
20 short visits are always pleasant
ce. the dear folks back home. They
on ways "fly away" too quickly, it seer
* X but "tine waits for no man"
ga Several from here took in
pa Devereux plays at T. NJ. c. the %
alt These plays are always lopked f
loI ward to with great pleasure.
We "The Kaiser" at Lumberton INC
lay theatre was also seen by lots
"; folks from our little town. We asl
enI one little fellow who attended If
leii felt like "getting his gum" and he
ap- marked, he "surely did"
lgi1 Presbytery convened at Lumber
:ali other week and lots of "our fol
ing were right there and report a v
aiu ~ enjoyable time. .
IN we regret very much to learn t
az az the Presbyterian pastor here, Kew
VI J. Murray, is thinking of going TO
10" war. If not as chaplain, will go
nen private. He. too, it seems, feels
ing his duty to do his part in the, 81
struggle Tor peace over Cnere.
Gus Ie Several from St. Pauls went
III Fayetteville to hear Bryan's spe'
cry They say it was "some Speech
ltry we'll worth hearing.
'nal Miss Mary McNeill is visiting
that nv Peuhen PRISON is very i'll
uilt, +l;s ,ur;ti,~
and 'N +a1orrsr, todav informs us
res M. Saa1 MoFachern is expe
ling onr,o l On f,1r1ongh.
al M: NJ " NJ Ianat NcNeill is u,
Y Of waarsno arSs his week visiting relati1
sion IT. oo1an,oncenoant exercises
ton rEaabo+h I CHANEL commence toni
eral Miina Mo- Iosanhine Evans and D
will oeiie toS -