Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1934-09-28

|. P. Pitcher, tor a number of
,,,rs city manager of Salisbury,
ID city manager at Winchester,
/ u. was injured in an automobile
Trident at Herndon, Va, last
~,ek according to word received
] IRE, He was taken to a Washing.
M hospital where it was stated
,s,t he had several fractured ribs.
A chapter Of Young Tar Heel
sn,ers met at Woodleaf last week
md organized for the coming
rbooI wear. The following officers
brng elected: President, Edwin
vetn1ore; vice presidentraae
homheld; secretary, Leo Morgan;
,sasurer, Avery Griffin; reporter,
A. !. Haynes; advisor, Douglas
R.ilev; executive council, Arnold
Dunn and Clyde Miller.
lanes Henry Pittman was elect
ed captain of the local squadrons
Of Sons of the American Legion at
the annual election of officers. He
succeeds Bryce P. Beard, Jr., head
for the past year.
Other officers are: Donald Glenn
emf, Jr.. and c. T. Harris, Jr.,
first and second lieurenants; C. W.
Armstrong, Jr., adjutant; Joe Rob-
erts, financial officer; James Wool
en-, sergeane-at-arms, and Marvin
Koontz, assistant; Richard Cough
enour, chaplain; P.&D. Roseman,
IT,, historian; Bryce Beard, Jr.,
Julian Robertson, Sr., and Victor
Yost. new commander of the
American Legion, members of the
executive committee.
Mrs. w. /. Pitts, of Lenoir, is
spending some time at the home of
Mrs. E. H. Miller on West Thomas
street.
The Blue Masque Dramatic asso-
cation of Catawba college has be-
gun its years work, and held its
initial meeting in the college audi
forum on Friday night, for the
purpose of electing officers and ad-
hitting new members. Mrs. John
c. Busby is the director.
KYLE E. Black, of Lands has gone
to Ann Arbor, Michigan, where he
will enter the frsrs year class Of
the medical school at the Univer-
sity of Michigan.
A city-wide meeting of al orz
ganized adult BibIeclasses will be
held here on sunday,spetober =,
it is announced By a. b. SaIeeby,
PRESIDENT of the N Baraca-Phls
athea union: The hour has been
set for.5 p. M, the place to Be am
sounced LATER. :
Mrs. NJ. o. Linton, county vel
Il officer advises those wishing to
Ike care of relief cattle during
the winter Il +. months to. make appliii-
through. her office as she is
now ready to accept the~applica:
tons from those. desiring to take
care of the cattle. .. -
Brooks Bias is out again after an
operation for the removal OF two
of his toes, which have been useless
as the result of a childhood acct
dent.
Luke Blackmer has returned to
HOLLYWOOD, Calf, where he has
been spending some time with his
brother, Sidney Blackmer.
M. NJ. Richie, of Richfeld, dis
covered a huge rattlesnake lying
across the. road last week near
R5chheld, and he had very little
trouble killing the reptile. There
were 13 rattles. 80 H..
The P. H. Msroney home on
North Ellis street was practically
destroyed Tuesday morning by a
fire which was said to have started
from a kitchen Aue and which had
gained considerable Roadway before
its discovery. There was much
damage to furniture, also:
Miss Helen Williams of Faith
and Carr Lingle of Granite Quar-
ry were married Saturday after
noon at the home of Miss Williams.
MI. and Mrs. Lingle will live at
Faith. She is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. C. R. Williams of Faith
and Mr.. Lingle is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs c. T. Iingle of Granite
Quarry. He is employed in the