Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-08-04
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Atlanta, superintendent of tn,
Home Missionary Society of tn,
Congregational Church was her,
Sunday and preached IN the ole
court house in the afternoon. Il
was decided to hold weekly meet
lnes here with the view of estab-
fishing a charch of that sect,
Rev. M. M Klnard, D. D.,
pastor of St. Johns Lutheran
Church, and daughter, Marie,
have gone to Alta Pass, N. c.,
in the vicinity of which they will
spend a months vacation. Dur
ing the pastors absence, John
L Yost of Columbia, s c., will
preach at she morning hour each
Sunday.
The Salisbury E|ks will hold
their annual barbecue at the fail
grounds Friday afternoon. A
large crowd usually attends and
they never fail to have a good
slime.
Rev. John W. Moore, pastor of
she First Methodist Church, hav
ing been granted a months va
cation, left yesterday in his au-
tomobile for the mountains .
Pre,iding Elder Ware will hold
the prayer meeting tonight and
will preach Sunday, August 15sh.
Rev. W. B. Duttera will preach
for the congregation next Sunday
The Stirewalt P!ets reunion will
be held at Ebanezer Luthersb
Church, near China Grove, Tues
day, August 24sh. A big dinner
will be served and a large crowd
will likely be present.
J. M. Peace has gone to Albe-
marie to sct as agent for tn.
Metropolitan Insurance Company
Chas. II. Kluttz one of Rowan's
leading farmers and business
men, has leased the Arey Oil Mil
in East Salisbury and will operate
it during the coming season. The
WAToHMAN wishes Mr.. Kluslz
much SUCCESS in his new venture.
The Northern Conference of the
North Carolina Lutheran Synod,
completed a very successful meet
ingas Salem Church, closing Sun
day afternoon and decided to
hold Its next meeting in Salisbury
next November.
The 4th Co. @. A. c., the Sal
isbury military company, fifty
four strong, left Sunday night for
q two weeks stay at Fort Csswell.
near Southport, where they will
be given practice in the uAe of the
big guns there. There are six Of
these companies in the state and
all are expected to be at the fort
at the same time. The compan.
les are located at Hendersonville,
Charlotte, Greensboro, Salisbury,
Raleigh and Wilmington.
Rev. J. L Morgan and family
of Raleigh, are visiting his mother
in Providence Township. Mr..
Morgan is q native of Rowan who
Is making good in his adopted
city.
Moses B. Brock, wanted by the
federal authorities for completely
in the big revenue frauds commit
ted at Fort Smith, Ark, wac cap.
tured by United States Marshall
Jas. II. Mckenzie at Pennington,
Davie County, Friday. Brock
was brought to Salisbury and
placed in Jail and Saturday morn
Ing was given a preliminary hear
Ing by United States Com M missioner
W Henry Hobson, who bound him
over to the next term of federal
court which will meet at Asheville
Brock has had no time to prepare
for trial and his case will prob
ably not be heard for some time.
The Farm Power Company is
the name of the new firm that
will establish a distributing plant
here for farm machinery. The
Littmann warehouse near the
Grimes mill has been rented and
will be their headquarters At
tention ID called to their adver-
tisement in this paper.
The Southern has put a new
Pullman train. No. 35, on be-
tween Warrington, D. G, ana