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Newspaper
The Monroe Journal
Location
Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1917
Page
5
Rev J C Meigs preaches Oak Grove and Corrinth on May 13. Families attend commencements. war enlistment and Navy yard work noted. Chautauqua praise, Marshville election results, and local obituaries. Trains revised. local marriages, deaths, and community updates wrap the week.
St Panis Episcopal Church Bundhy announces services on May 13 at 11 pm and 8 pm with Sunday school at 2 30. Thos I Trott rector.
Notice states the city now handles street and health work under one department and all related matters will be managed by that unit. Citizens should direct complaints and suggestions in writing to the City Department Streets and Health for proper consideration and action.
Card of thanks from Mrs A M Howie and family for kindness during illness and death of husband and father. W H Wakefield M D to be at The Gloucester hotel Monroe on Saturday May 26 offering eye ear nose and glasses. Lost key in Chautauqua tent. notify Miss Fannie Nash Jour nal office. For sale Fresh Jersey Cow by Frank Richardson. Lost child red velvet coat with black trimming. return to Mrs Lara Evans. Cotton prices and commodities listed including long staple and short staple seeds Goodhams. 20 to Shoulders and middlings 20 to Sweet potatoes 8 to Pork 1 to Beef cattle 6.
St Luke s Lutheran Church marks the four hundredth year since the Reform ation with special services and sermons. Highlights include May 19 at 8 p m Rev A L Relick of Stanly NC on The Material Principle of the Reformation May 27 at 5 p m Rev Enoch Hite of Lincolnton NC on The Fruits of the Reformation June 17 at 12 a m Rev H Kohn PhD and Rev W J Boreruke on The Church a Divine Agency and God's Human Duly. The church extends cordial invitation to all to attend these centennial observances.
All are invited to attend Worship and sermon at 11 a.m., with a praise service and second meeting. Sunday school at 10 a.m. and at 7:36 p.m. Sunday is observed as Mother's Day, wear a white flower in honor thereof. Reporter.
About two thousand heard Creature's Band last night and the bank won first prize at the Panam Exposition as the finest band. The Chautauqua was enjoyed, with plans to return next year as delays in schools end. Nearly twelve hundred dollars pledged for 1919, with confidence to sell two hundred more tickets. Over a hundred citizens signed up, ensuring the Chautauqua will come again after schools close.
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