Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-06-16
LOCAL NEWS
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in the room under THE WAT H,
MAN flea, also that there is to be
3 mu b ed d Ia ly Hw Taper es.
tabIisu ID 5000 for Saiisburians.
The first service in the new
Calvary L1thera'. Clurcn of Spen
Ger, was h i'd Sunday, June 6 b
The pastor, R.v. Ga. H. Cox, D,
D., preaching an 'xcellent scr
mon from the tex, II was glad
when they said unto me, Let Us
40 into the house of the Lord"
". F. Hatcher, is attending the
sessions Of the National Council
of tho Jr. o. U. A. M. at Cedar
Point, OHIO. He is expected to
make an address before that BODY.
The Salvation Army under the
direction OF the local manager.
Capt. l.. NJ. McCay, is planning
to give al outing t. indigent wo
me- AID children Of the city at
an early day. This no doubt will
be a great treat to the deserving
ones. It ia proposed to take them
cut TO South River in automobiles,
furnish them with a splendid
dinner, plenty Of lemonade and a
general good time.
Ii has been decided that trains
Nos. Is aid I6 to be placed Oh
the Western divlsIo!: OF tbs South
ern Railway, suu .ay. June 27:h
will bs operated between Sails
bury and ASH vile Instead of Sal
isbury and Hickory. No. Is will
leave Salisbury q: 6:30a m., and
H.. IT will arrive from Asheviile
at II 80 p. m.
Efforts are being made to in
Guce the National Council Junior
oder U.ilted Amsricau Mech&n.
ICE, which ls i:rv in session st
Cedar Point, Olio, 10 me 1t at
Ashevilie nexs ysar. Rev. D. B.
Dattssa Of Salisbury. who is at
tending the present meeting will
exsend the invitation.
Mrs. W, NJ. Ayers Of Washing
ton, N. c., ia Visiting her parents,
Mr, and Mrs. Edwin Cnthrell i.
Henry Stewart Cuthrell of the
battieship Nsw Hampshire, is also
visiting his parents.
Fulton Lodge, No. SO, A. F.
AID A. M has elected the follow.
ing officers for the Ginning year:
Worshipful Master, W. W. Tay-
loT Senior Warden, o. G. Her.
rington; Junior Warden, D. W.
Goodson Treasurer, J. D. Heilig ;
Secretary, H. P. Brandis Senior
Deacon. E. N Oauble; Junior
Deacon. J. A. Barnhardt; Stew =
ards, A. l.. Monroe, M. l.. CAN'T -;
Tller, F. NJ. Tarrh.
Lee Harris, colored, who had
just completed a term on the coun
ty roads for selling w~hiskey, was
caughs at it again and Judge Carl
ten last week gave him another
term of ten months. Lee like
SINE others about here can't stop
violating the law.
Elk %her!ff Mckenzie is just aa
generous as is possible With those
whose property is being offered
for sale for taxes. Just as soon
as any u pays up his name Is
taken from the published list.
n. E. Hodge, who is a member
of Uncle Sam g standing army, and
has been stationed at Delaware
City. Dsl. for several years, 10 now
on a three. months furlough and is
spending the time with his family
at China Grove and relatives in
the county. He returned yester
day morning from a short visit to
his father, Rev. John F. Hodge,
n of the esteemed. and elder
residents Of Morgan Township
Rev. Hodge will be 80 years old
in October.
Our old friend Edmond Sifford
of Salem Church, has been ill fol
s'veral weeks, but Is now some
better.
Mrs. H "A instead of Raj
eigh, is in the city visiting rela.
tlyes. Mr.. Armistead was here
Sunday.
w J. Fesperman ct the Grace
Church neighborhoGd spent Sat-
nrday in Salisbury.