.THE R0BE80NIAN
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MONDAY, SXPT i7, IMS
8US!MESS BUMS
Car iaadwnisswiB arrive frees St-LonMMh.
*bout today we^s. We win Raw thejtihd
yon wont. C. M. FULLER.
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Cor Load .f ndtie, to*.!***-* ** —6* eswa,
aprinyers. beef cattie. *!*c one Jersey bn!!
will arrive Tuesday niybL Wi)l be on sale
Wednatdsy at Jermines Staiis foot of First
street See E .S. MeNeHI for any Of
_the_above ]pw pric-s.
8tar Touriny Cars Deiivrred price *S'!.7t Se)f
atarter, Oi] pcmo. Water pump, f ur doorc,
Ventiiatiny wir.d hieM. Gas tea! in rear.
Good ride for your roney—C. M FULLER
A SON.
For Sate—Seven! ion es and to " iota !n
different parts of town. Very de irabie io
cations. Cash or terms if desired. See fra
Buiiard, Lnmbertcn.
HMMKWM
Maies and wayons fer saie. Hew shfpasent ar
riviny this week. See Cayiyle A BwMard, I
Lumber ton.
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FOR SALR: SiX ROOM HOU8E AND LOT.
LOT 72 f-2 FT. FRONT BY 166 FT. DEEP
ON NORTH ELM STREET. THIS IS ONE
OF THH BEST RESIDENTIAL SECTIONS
OF THE TOWN. FOR PRICE AND FUR
THER INFORMATION SEE G. T FACE
OR STINSON POWELL.
have a ear lead ef states by Mepday
Sept. 2!th. C M. FULLER.
Five Aeres Land with sasaH dwelHay
it for saie- One Miie of town. Terms if de
aired. A. S. King, Phone 161 Lumberton,
N.C.
For 8a!e: Brieh La-ber and Laths, get ssy
prices before yon bny. Can tavir you nmney.,
A. S Kiny. Lumberton. N. C. Phone 161.
by ex
Wanted—Position as fares ntanayer
perienced "tobacco^ grower, good r
furnished on request Address. Farmer^ j
R. F. D. I, Box M. St. Pauls. N. C. .
For 8*]ti Six roeat dweiling house cud 3
store Rtt in Rowland, Price ptmaonabie —
Mrs. E. W. Kin law. Lumberton, N. C.
FOR*RENT: Preut Bedroem .FumMmd. Ad
dress "B ", ears Robesonian.
Lost between St. Pants and Lumberton Thurs-^
day P. M. one Firestone tire 30x3 1-2 on
rim, finder piease return to me at St.
Pauis and received auitabie reward.—L. A
KING, St. Pauis, N. C.
Room and board for foupie with or without
chiidren. Appiy to "X-Y care of Robe
sonian.
Loot A string of smaii pear is. Piease return
to Mary Isab^p Gray.
See us for Iron Beds. Springs, Mattresses, and
chairs—We wiii save you money. D. G. Beat
& SON—phone 368.
For Saie—Stoves. Ranges, Rags, Iron Beds,
etc. See us and save money. D. G. Best A
Son—Phone 868. ;
For Saie Good Cheap Horse Wagons Mowing
machine. K. M. BIGGS. i
For Rent or sale Farms Well located. R M.
BIGGS. -
Just Received Fine,!
and Coats. K. M! BIGG8.
New Ford Coupe
rosponsibie
PARKER.
spelKT
party-—!
Sale—Cash or tarsus to
Phone M3-J. Thoe. F.
WANTED:—Fans# heip for yam aeiii, good
vanning work .attractive new hotrses, and
idea! piece to lrvu.—Goriey Mills, Inc- Cum
beriand, N. C. . '
Wanted Exeprieneod Saiesiady. Appiy at once,
stating experience and Salary wanted. Ad
dress "Saiesiady"', Care Robeeonian.
Meet me at Pat's——but dont eat aii the hot
dogs before I get there.
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS ONLY. When
Seasons change, the advertiser who takes
care of his business by advertising gets the
big end of the business. The Robesonian is
the best advertising medium in Robeson
County.
LOST. Hundreds of Dollars worih of business
because 1 faiied 'to advertise in The Robe
eonian. it can't be found. so don't iook, but
remember that I am Mr. Diss A. Pointed,
Lumberton Merchant.
Wanted—Severai men to sei! Industrie! and
Ordinary insurance — Spiendid opportunity
for advancement for thoee who are wiiing
to work. Appiy^to—F. R. MePHATTER.
Supt., 207 4th Si. Lumberton, N. C.
at 3 per
Fimmpt leans of 31333 te $133,MS
oent interest fag 3, 7 or 1$ yoare
improved farm ignda on Robooon. Hoka and
Scotiand Counthh—Junius J. Goodwin, ut
torney for Chickamauga Tract Company.
Lumberton. N. O.
e ue for Furniture—We wiii cave yon
ney-P. 0. BEST A SON. Phon. $68.
in Social Circies
ENGAGEA1ENT ANNOUNCED
Miss Anabel Bridger of Bladenboro
dad Mr Robe. D. CaMWeB of Lam*
bertoa Will bo Married in October
—Announcement Party.
Correspondence of The Robesonian.
I Bladen boro, Sept. 14—One of the
prettiest affairs of the season was
the delightful party given this after
noon by Mesdames J y* and D. H.
BcMge^ at Mya. J. L. Bridgers. home
in compliment to their sister-in-law
Miss^ Anabei Bridgey whose engage
ment and approaching marriage to
Mr.Jg^bt* D* Caldwell waa , at thia
^me ahnom^ced. *
j ^ The hoime was lovely with early
auwmn fiowers. In the reception
room the predominating color was
pink aad white. Tables were arranged
in the reception room, ann parbr and
music room for progressive hearts.
In the center of each table
were attractive silver vases tied with
white maline holding pink and whie
flowers- To the right of each player
were nut cups in the shape of pink
oses, also pink kewpie place cards
were found there. At the close of the
game a salad course was served con
iating of green peppers stuffed with
chicken salad on lettuce leaves aspar
agus in red pepper rings, sandwiches
in the shape of hearts* cheese balls in
the form of apples and pears, cheese
Angers and bow-knots . Following
this an ice course. The ice cream
was most attractive and unusual be
ing miaature baskets of strawberries
with Apral handles tied with pink sa
in ribbons. On the plate with the
cream was a bar of angel food cake
on the top of which was a pink rose
candle holder bearing a tiny white
candle. This was most effec
tively served lighted. Fancy French
candies were served with the
course.* Mesdames. Henry
ice
Bridget, Jr., and 0. C. Dunn as
aisted in serving.
Tup scdre prize was awarded to
Mrs. C. C .Duftn and honor prize to
Mrs. FI w. Dickson.
front porch as the guest!!
were about to depart tittle Miss
Josephine Bridger daughter of Mr.
Mrs. J. L. Bridger att.activeiy
dressed in pink georgette awaited
them holding a silver tray bearing
kewpies tied with white maiine form
ing wings on whhh were tiny pink
hearts with the initials of the con
tracting parties and the date of their
approaching marriage A. B. and R.
D. C., October 24, 1923. The guests
aii returned to extend their good
wishes to the bride. Just at this time
she was presented with a corsage
from the groom elect, also a lovely
brides book from the hostess in
which each guest was asked to regis
terr
The bride to be, a beautiful bru
nette wpe especially pretty in a strik
ing taR costume of the color of
aahes-ofrroses jn chiffon, brbcpded in
Velvet with hat, shoes and gloves to
match.
Miss Anabel Bridger is the fourth
daughter of Dr. H. C. Bridger of Bla
denboro, N. C. ,who is a prominent
merchant, banker and cotton manu
facturer. Miss Bridger is a graduate
of Meredith college, Raleigh, N. C.
She has a beautiful soprano voice
having studied later in Chicago. Her
engagement Will be of interest to her
numerous friends throughout the
state.
Mr. Caldwell is the son of the late
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Caldwell of Lum
berton, Nf C. He received his educa
tion at Wake Forest college. He is
For Sate—One farm, fifty acres, thirty
cleared. Fine for tobacco, cotton, corn peas
and potatoes. 6 room dwelling house. Good
tobacco barn. Good packing house and other
out buildings. Located one and three quar
ters miles from Barnesville. E. L. HAYNES.
BARNESVILLE.
THE CHARLOTTE NEWS, afternaana and
Sunday, reaches 12,500 homes. Its largest
circulation In Charlotte pays advertisers
handsome. Classified rates ten cents per
-is-word line.
!ee L. H. Caldwell far Brick, Lima, Cement
Wall Plaster. Plaster Paris, All grades
Shingles All kinds Roofing. R C Weather
boarding Builders Hardware etc. Carload
Buyers—Lowest Prices.
far Hals At A Bargain—A Namher af Slight
ly Used Organa. Stephens A Barnes, Lam
barton. N. C.
Tha Bast Seerles", la ana matte. BeeaytMng
si can and sanitary. Whan hungry glen aa
a sal! Olympia eafa. Blm straat, Lam
r -w actively engaged in business be
ing a member of the firm of R D.
Caldwell and Son. Lumber ton. N. C.
Those present were Mias Anabel
Bridger, Mrs. R C. Bridger, Mrs. S.
;N. Watson, Miss LiHian Edgerton,
Mrs. C O. Bridger. Mrs. W. R. El
more, Miss Grace Butler, Miss Incite
[Parker, Miss Alberts Butler, )Miss
Ida Suggs, Aline Parker, Miss Lauri
}Mae Watson, Mrs. H. C. * Bridgets,
Miss Ciara Bjuie, Mrs. C. C. Dunn,
iMrs. St S. Hutehinaon, Mrs. H. C.
Bridger, Jr„ ^Irs. M, B. PowelL Out
of town gue§ts. Mrs. Horace Baker,
Miss Rosa ' ^ "
dt&MtA*
aka Forest, N. Mrs.
yttteeM*, N. C^ Mrs
wre, Wiimington.
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W. Dickson,
AHen Poe,
Howsrd C.
eel! and Miss Has*!
iberton, N. C., Mrs. FT
Mia* Mary
of Mr. Anga* A McCormick io a
R?autifu! Church Wedding at 8t.
Pan!. ^
Correpondenee of The Robeoonian.,
St. Pau!, Sept 14^—!t haa been
many years since the oid St. Pan!
Presbyterian church haa witnessed a
there charmit^ wedding than that
solemnized there Wednesday after
noon when Miss Mary McLean, be
came the bride of Mr. Angus Archi
bald McCormjb. Long before the ap
pointed hour the chnrch was flllpd
with Mends and relatives of this
well-known eoupie. The chnrch had
been transformed into a scene of
sylvan beputy. Boughs of iongieaf
pine and ferns artistically grouped
fiiied the front of the chancel. Lead
ing to the rostrum wpre white pedes
tals supporting huge brass bowls of
goidenrod and linked together with
wisps of white tulle. The centra!
feature of the rostrum's decorations
consisted of *, background of white
entrimed with goMenrod and hold
ing suspended a shower of white rib
bons and fern beneath which stood a
mess of golden glow. As the hour
approached, Miss Murphy Hail, pre
siding at the piano, began the wed
ding music. Miss Florabei McGoogan
of Fiora Macdonald College, dressed
in orchid with coTsage of pink rose
buds, seug two numbers, "A1 for
You" and "Believe Me Of AH Those
Endearing Young Charms." As the
the first strains of the processional
march from Lohengrin began, Or. E.
€. Murray, pastor of the church, en
tered from the session room. The
two ushers, Mr. Lee McLean, broth
er of the bride, and Mr. Hector Mc
Rainey, cousin of the groom, took
their places near the rostrum. Fol
lowing them came Miss Maria Lof
ton of Wilson, in old blue and silver
with picture hat of Mack, and Miss
Pearle EvaiA of St. Pad!, in apple
green georggtjte and silver, also wear
ing a Mack^hat. Both carried or
te asters^. The maid 0%
fettie McLean, sister of
the bride, itj^pink taffeta; girded with
silver and wearing a large pink pic
childs and
honor, Mis;
ture hat, took her place.
The brjde, leaning op the
her father,;
tihuM and
brother,
man. The
gowned in
moiine wi
Htting hat
vet. ShA
of bride's
Dr M
the impreS .
terian church.
from the
t the groom
Neill Me
bride _
aveting sw of dark blue
beaver co!ar.^8er clhse
his best
^minglf
as of blue #td grey vel^
united the couple with
e service of the Preby
As the last words
were spokep by the pastor, the party
proceeded down the aisle to the
strains of Mendelssohn's march.
The young couple immediately left
for Asheville on their bridal trip.
They will make their home near St.
Paul. The bride is the daughter
of Mr. W. N. -McLean, a prominent
farmer and business man of the
county. She is a graduate of Fiora
Macdonald college and has *taught
several years, five of which have been
spent as a member of the St. Paui
high school faculty. Her character
And gentie disposition are such that
none know her but to love her. She
is an active worker ih both church
and Sunday school and has been or
ganist for many yearp. The groom
is the son of Mr. Neill A. McCormic
and is a highly respected young man
of this community and a prosperous
farmer. t
RECEPTION GIVEN BY WOMAN'S
CLUB IN HONOR OF TEACHERS.
Delightful Social Event at the Teach
erage Friday Evening.
. With warmth and cordiality in keep
ing with their importance as a vital
part of the community, teachers of
the local schools were welcomed and
made to feel at home at a reception
given in their honor Friday evening
from 8 to 10 at the teacherage, 8th.
street, by the Woman's clab. It was
a most delightful occasion.
In the receiving lines, formed in
the parlor and the living room, on op
posite sides of the hall, were the fol
lowing: teachers—Misses Aileen
Gramlingy Elizabeth Peay ,Rosa
Dukes*. Nell Sutton, Linda Newton,
Ruth McEwen, Ada Edwards, Eva
Oglesby, Vivian McNeill, Emma
Lucas Ward, Evelina Beck
with, Dovie Prevatt, Kath
erine Redwine, Winifred Row
land, Caroline White, Pennie Howland
Carolyn Shooter, Emma Norment,
Onie Davis, Lillian Cook, Evelyn Boyd
Katherine Sartor, Supt. W. B. Crump
ton, Mr. W; L. Haltiwanger; Mrs.
Mary Fowle Harward, matron of the
teacherage; members of the school
boyd—Mrs. AJf H. McLeod, also
president of the club, Mrs. H. T. Pope,
Mr. K. M. Barnes, chairman, and Mrs.
Baynes, Mr. Jas. D. Proctor; Mr. T.
L. Johnson and Prof. J. R. Poole,
chairman and secretary, respectively,
of the county^ board of educatiop, and
the latter superintendent of the coun
ty schools.
Guests were welcomed at the door
jby Mesdames L. T. Townsend and J.
B. Poole, Meadamea B. C. Lawrence
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There Is A Difference
IN THE SERVICE THAT A SAME RENDERS ITS PATROWR
The BEST SERVICE netnreHy come* from the BANE that i* beet eeqneMted with the
^ condition# in the territory thet it eerree
For mere then TEN YEARS, thie benh hee been ective end Cooperetbe in serving the
requirement# of tMe eeetion of Bobeeon. Through tMe hmg period it hee been under one
continnone menegement, end the pnrpoee end deeire of ite menegeee hee oil the whQe been
SERVICE TO rrs PATRONS
Year efteir yeer tMe benh hee grown from e Htt!e benh of bee then *60,000.00 reodur
cee, tn ite preeent etrong end commending poeitten nf more then *W/M0.00 IN BESOMS
CBS, Safe end eoMd through end through.
MAKE THIS BANK YOUR BANK
The Piantere Bank & Trust Company
K. M. BARNES. Prsy.
G. E. RAJ^KE^ IfL, Tr*ea
R. C. LAWRENCE. V-Pmo.
A. WEWSTRtN, V^PMs.
GEO. L. THOMPSON.
H. E. STACY,
and living room, respectively, After
end T. L. Johnson introducing them
to the receiving lines in the parlor
which they were conducted by Mm.
A T. Parmele to the punch bowl, in
the rear hall, where Meadames J. A.
Martin and A. V. G. Wiahart presided.
Meadames E. R. Hardin and F. P.
Gray received in the dining room,
where Mesdames J. Q. Beckwith and
W. W. Parker cut cream, which was
served with wafers by Misses Court
ney Sharpe and Isabel Gray. Miss
Mary Rosier Norment and Mr. Louis
Stovall presided at the Victrola. The
:olar^scheme of green, gold and white
was carried out in the* Mock cream
Mid in decorations of ferns and mari
foMs,
A large number of patrons and
friends of the school called during the
evening. i
COMPLETE STOCK
SASH — GLASS —DOORS
PAINTS — BUILDER'S HARDWARE
SCREEN DOORS - SCREEN WINDOWS
N. Jacobi Hardware Co.
WILMINGTON, N. C.
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Mr. B. D. Graham of Rennert waa a
Lumberton viaitor Saturday.__
Mr. C. H Parker of Lake View, t
C., wee a Lcmberton victor Saturday.
A Word To The Wise is Sufficient
9 Why take a chance on getting a perfect fit and the choicest of the world s best woofens
When you know you can get all you are looking for from your local tailor here in Lumber
ton. I have 13 years experience as a cutter, fit ter and tailoring salesman. With reference
from some of the largest houses in the U. S. A.
PRICES REASONABLE $25.00 AND UP.
JOHN D. PURVIS,
National Bank Building 3rd Street
A PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED
TaHor
LUMBEBTON, N. C.
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there is a very strong natural bond.
We are vitally interested in everything that con
cerns the farm and the farmer.
We are here for the special purpose of giving
him the best possible banking service.
We encourage at all times a frank discussion of
his needs and opportunities.
The importance of a strong, friendly banking
connection for the farmer cannot be overestimat
ed.
One indication that our farmer patrons are
pleased with the treatment they receive here is the
number of new friends they bring to us. ^
Approval of our well known policy of Safe ana
Conservative Banking is
ing number of new cust<
us daily.
OUR RESOURCES TODAY ARE OVER
$ 1,400,000.00 AND STILL CROWING
evidenced by tne gratiry
mers who are conning to
We hivite Your
Business
^National Bank
Lat^berton
CAROLINA.