Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-09-15
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pAflliR 6O no wv
meetings, ne this week, Friday,
at Greensboro and the other at
Charlotte, A special train will
he run from Salisbury for the pur.
go of taking all the employees
of the ROAD and shops hereabouts
who may wish t. attend The
feature Of ,hs meeting will be an
address by Presidents Fairfax
Harmon. 1t Is thought the meet.
ing vi i be largely attend ID.
Rev. Len g.. Broughton, Of
xvii 9, Tenn. formerly of At
lapta, may be induced to come to
Salisbury TO conducs a big union
revival in the near future, at least
eff ,rbs in this llne are said to be
on foot There IL no doubt as to
Rev Broughton's ability, but
some regard him Is rather sansa.
tional.
w. +. Raney, secretary of the
Salisbury Morris Pan Bank, left
Saturday night tor Now York &c
attend a conference Of Morris
Plan officials.
Grand Regent H. B Craven, of
Ridge Crest, N. @. aud S. NJ.
Brinsou, If New Bsrue. were pres
snt st Monday nights meeting Of
the Royal Ascanum and made in.
spirlng talks.
Pastor C. A. G.. Thomas Of the
First Baptist Church, W IL preach
a series of speci.l sermons, be-
ginning Sunday night, uuder the
general subject of "Death and
Beyond the Grave" Pastor
Thomas sermons are always of a
high order aud are both very il
teresting and instructive. His
sermons are not Of she flmsy, s,n.
simental or psrfunctory variety,
tut are full OF solid facts aid
logical sequences.
Harry Miller, who conducted
the Globe Departments Store here
scms year. ago and later moved
to Durham whe he opened 3
clothing store, has flied d position
III bankruptcy. HIS liabilities
are figured at $l2 SIC Is and as
sests ut SO, 0l5. Hs claims bis
homestead.
c. G. Casey, who has operated
q popcorn wagon on North Main
Street for q year or more, has
moved &c Ashsyille where ha will
continue the business. Mr.. Casey
Is ali enterptislng young man aid
this WATCHMAN regrets to see HIM
leave.
Rev. R. l.. Patters N, D. D.,
Of Union E. L Church, who has
accepted q call to the Lutheran
Church st Asohinsou, Kan, will.
preach his last sermo.i to his pres.
ent charge on Sunday, October
10Th, be being due to take up his
work in his new field on the fol.
lowing Sunday. DR.. Patterson is
q native of Rowan and has many
friends here who regret mis- leay-
Ing.
Roy Brown and John Hols-
houser. who we're captured neal
kannapolis last week wer given a
hearing in the County court FRI
day morning on a charge of trans.
PORTING whiskey in quantities
more than quart. Thsy had the
goods with chem aud were found
guilty and fined 500 each and
costa. They took AL appeal. Eu-
gene Moore. owner of the auto
mobile in which they were travel.
Ing, made his escape
DIR R. M. Eames celebrated his
S5;h birthday today having a
Number of friends with him for
the occasion.
Mrs. W. r. Barker has again
opened a millinery store, or, as
she has named it, q Bonnet
Shop" Sh9 Is in the room ad-
Joining G.. W. Wright's furniture
store Oh lanes Street.
The East Spencer Camp, Wood.
men of the World, held a beautl-
ful ceremony Sunday afternoon
when they unveiled a handsome
monument at the grave of their
late comrade Charles e. Knee
burg in Chestnut Hill Cemetery.