Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1911-12-13
LOCAL NEWS MATTERS.
Shor! Items Concerning our People and
Their DoIngS,

The Episcopal Bazaar opene
yesterday with a beautiful assort
ment of fancy work for sale, an
a delightfal menu. The public
is cordially invited to attend
The Bazaar will close tonight.
The Lutheran Bazaar, whic
was held last Wednesday an
Thursday, closed last Thursda
night after having two very sue
csssful evenings. The Bazaa
was conducted under tho suspice
of the Young Peoples Society o
St. Johns Lutheran church
They desire to thank one and al
who in any way contributed t.
the bazaar.
Brof. R. G.. Kizsr desires to no
tify the public seaohers of Rowan
county that he has q lot of pro-
glams for North Carolina Day il
the schools which takes place OIL
Friday, December %, and he re-
quests them to call and get them
at their earliest convenience.
A delightful social event was
given last Thursday evening by
Mrs. John F. Plummer IN the way
of q handkerchief shower in com>
phment to Miss Iona Halle
Davidson, who is to become the
bride of Robert w. Carruthers to.
morrow evening. Mrs. Plum
mer's home was beautifully deco
rated with holly aud mistletoe
A numb7r Of friends ware present
and enjoyed the evening imme ase
ly.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Negus,
who wera married in Somerville.
N, j., several weeks ago, have
arrived in the city to spend the
winter at the home of Mrs. O. D.
Davis.
John R. Crawford has sold his
splendid home Oh North Main
street to Gussle Ksrns, but be
retains the beautiful lot adjoin-
ing the property on the south.
Mr.. Crawford is erecting a hand
some residence on this lot wh ch
he will occupy as soon as it ID fin.
ished. This new residence will
add wonderfully to the beauty Of
that section of the city.
DR.. E. G. Cronk, secretary #
the Lutheran Laymen's M,ve-
ment G invention, has arrived in
this city and opened AL Office
from which he will handle all
matters pertaining to the coming
convention, which will be- one OF
the largest religious conventions
ever held IN this state.
Last night was q Iig night fer
the Woodmen of the World of
Salisbury. Hickory and Rose
wocd camps mat at 7:30 last
night in the Forest Oh Innis street
and elected officers for the next
year. The business session was
followed by smoker.
Prof. B. R Tilley. of the
Southern Commercial Schools.
returned from Winston last Fri
dsy night, whore he had beep
called en- business with-the Win
ston branch of the school,
DR.. W. W. Mckenzie performed
all operation on the year-old
child of Mr.. and Mrs. W. W.
Kluttz, of this city. last Thurs
day, which revealed q full size
needle imbedded deep in the flesh
on one of the child's hips. For
the past two months the child
has been suffering from this
cause, and it is matter of mys
terry as to how the needle got into
the cti'd's body.
Little Miss Mary Ise..hour e
able to he out on the street again
She has been i'll for several weeks
with pm sumonia, aud has been
under the care of a trained nurs },
Rev. V. Y. Boozer, of Lexing
ton, preached for the Lusherans
at Spencer Sunday evening at I
O'Clock. The service was hello
N the Episcopal chapel.
War and Marriage.
Did you ever notice that there
arc mora married men than single