In the Chapel Hill Neighborhood, April 2, 1925

Neighborhood Notes

Miss Alma Holland spent the last week-end with her aunt in Clayton.

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Robertson, Miss Hope Robertson, and James Lovejoy Robertson arrived Sunday by automobile from New York. They are at the Carolina Inn.

Miss Susie Williams of Durham spent Saturday with Miss Ada Viele.

Miss Laura Foard of South River is visiting her sister, Mrs. W. deB. MacNider.

Haywood Parker came down from Asheville and was the guest of the MacNiders a day or two this week.

Doctor and Mrs. A.A. Kluttz and Walter Creech spent the week-end in Goldsboro that Mrs. Kluttz might have a joint birthday celebration wither sister, Mrs. W.D. Creech.

Mrs. Spencer Love of Burlington has been the guest of Miss Cornelia Love for several days.

Mrs. O.B. Moore of Beaufort spent Saturday and Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.D. Webb.

Mrs. Sam Sowell of Nashville, N.C., spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. V.A. Hill.

Grover Beard was in Greensboro and Winston-Salem a day or two last week.

Mrs. Connor and Mrs. G.M. Braune went up Tuesday by automobile to Mocksville. Miss Laura Foard left Chapel Hill with them for a visit of several days to her sister, Mrs. W. deB. MacNider.

Mr. and Mrs. Francis D. Winston of Bertie county came to town last week. Mr. Winston has gone back home, but Mrs. Winston is with Mrs. McIntosh for a while.

Mr. and Mrs. Kent Brown were in Charlotte for the week-end.

Miss Sarah Whiting, for 40 years professor of physics and astronomy at Wesley College, and her sister, Miss Elizabeth Whiting, have been visiting Chapel Hill. They are friends of the Wheelers, and Mrs. Wheeler entertained them Monday evening.

Mrs. M.W. Lorimer of Colorado is visiting her daughter, Mrs. R.R. Potter on Rosemary lane.

Mrs. A.A. Kluttz gave a tea, with dancing, for Miss Hope Robertson Tuesday afternoon.

Mrs. James Cheshire, formerly Miss Anne McGehee, has a second son, born last Sunday.

From page 3 of the Chapel Hill Weekly, Thursday, April 2, 1925

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