Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-04-11
DUNN's MOUNTAIN

PA
We hope the pretty weather has
come to stay. The farmers are
all late this spring, having done
very little plowlng for the coming
crops.
We r informed that a Jr. @.
u. M. lodge is to be organized
near here, at Union church,
(school house.) The time set for
the organization being Friday,
the 18th inst. W. elieve with
proper officers and attention this
should be as good a lodge as there
Is IN the country, although it may
not be- as large in membership.
Any one wishing to lin this new
lodge can hand their names TO A:
l. Lyerly, M. A.. Cauble or the
undersi gned and proper attention
will be given it. The required
number has beef secured for a
charter. We understand that a
team from No. Is, Of Salisbury,
will come out to institute the
council and arrange everything in
good shane. This is a good move
in a good cause and should meet
with the support of every good
citizen. Just a word of correc.
ton. In a conversation with one
of the promoters Saturday, we
learned there had been only 20
names secured. The State Council
requires 25, also, before institu-
ton, the charter and a quantity
of necessary paraphernalia must
be obtained. The matter is now
being looked after by a past
councillor of No. 10, of Salisbury,
and when everything is in readj-
ness announcement will be made
as to the date. In the meantime
let the brethren interested work for
the good of the order.-ED.
There will be Easter services at
Union E. L. church on Friday,
Saturday, Sunday and Monday,
1916 inst. inclusive. Friday,
preparatory service Saturday, SER
vice and council meeting:Sunday,
service aid missionary offering;
Monday, service and a congrega-
tional meeting. Everybody in
vited to attend. On Monday
Easter eggs will be sold, the pro-
ceeds will be used for the orphan
children. This is a noble work and
should meet the approval of every
christian and otherwise. Any,
thing that will tend to brighten
the lives of these orphan children
and make them better for this
and the next world is the duty of
every church member as we'll as
those not members. .
The Goodman, Arey sawmill
Co. have moved their plant up
near BARRIERS Junction, where
they have purchased a large body
of timber lands which, we L in
formed, will take IL or IA months
to saw up.
D. Stokes .Eller, who has been
doing the smelling at the Ameri-
can Co. works, has secured a posi-
ton with Capt. j. G. McCanless.
Everybody is busy blowing,
preparing for corn and cotton,
Wheat in this section is showing
up fine.
Quite a number were dlsap.
polnfed at the school house last
Monday night, the End inst. as
the show either stalded or failed
to get transportation and did not
carry out the programme as was
billed. However, it will be to-
night aud we will report OH same
later.
The stork paid William Sink a
visit and presented him with a
daughter. 10 lbs net.
A few days since the Rev. N: d:
Bodie paid us a visit. He had
promised. we are told, to stop on IS
way home and baptize the little
daughter of Henry Earnhardt.
By some mean he failed to stop,
ami as. we are informed, he lust
went flying down the road We
say again, Who is the joke on?
The Rev. Bodie or Mr.. Earnhart?