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Newspaper
Scotland Neck The Commonwealth
Location
Scotland Neck, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1900
Page
3
The notice highlights a new advertisement at Littleton Female College under President Rhodes, a child’s injury in Greenville, warming comments on year round advertising, a temperance event in Bethel, morning mail restoration to Weldon, and Wake Forest’s mill preparations, housing for operatives, and town improvement.
Miss Pattie Shaw visits Tarboro Puesday and Miss Pattie Vaughan to Tillery Mondey. Mrs. H. W. Blake and others travel to Tillery, Weldon, Greenville, Kinston, and Tarboro. Residents from Conoho, Martin, Rockingham, Bethel, Williamston, and Raleigh make short trips home or to relatives and attend local events.
Rev R T Vann, pastor of Scotland Neck Baptist church, was elected president of the Baptist Female University in Raleigh by its trustees last week and accepted. He resigned his pastorate here, speaking of eight years of labor, growth, and some blunders, and noted his calling to a larger field. His resignation takes effect July first. A committee will seek a new pastor for the church and arrange supply until one is chosen. Vann left for Raleigh to assume duties but remains pastor until July. The note closes with community reflections on union, education, and local progress in Scotland Neck in June 1900.
Rabbi David Klein of Columbus testifies to the curative merits of Pe-ru-na, praising it as a superior remedy for catarrh of the stomach. He notes sufferers feel lassitude, fatigue, thinning blood, and nervous disturbance, with food failing to aid them.
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