Death of J. T. Foy Shocks Pender County Community
J. T. Foy of Scott’s Hill, lifelong public and civic leader, dies at home in Wilmington at age 71 after a brief illness. Survived by widow Nora Dozier and three brothers H S Foy J W Foy and F M Foy. A former three term state representative and long time county official he owned real estate and served as a bank director and church trustee. Funeral arrangements were pending for Sunday afternoon with interment at Oakesie Cemetery in Wilmington.
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Wilmington
J. T. Ror
Scott’s Hill
Pender County
East Carolina
Nora Dozier
JT. J. Dozier
Britton’s Week
Marion County
South Carolina
Uoakésie
Sr. Foy
Rhet County
House of Representatives
Pender
Duplin
State Senate
Foy
People’s Savings Bank
Methodist Church of
Scott's Hill
Foy Pender
Messrs
H. S. Foy
Winston-Salem
J. W. Foy
F. M. Foy
Giants and Dodgers Set to Clash Tomorrow in Exhibition
Giants and Dodgers meet at Robert Strange Play grounds tomorrow afternoon at 3 30 weather permitting Battery Horne and Wilson for Dodgers Boswell and Bell for the Giants Fans are urged to attend free of charge for a National pastime exhibition featuring McGraw’s team.
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Giants
Dodgers
Robert Strange
Horne
Wilson
Boswell
Bell
John McGraw
Manager Transferred at local Kenny Store
Mr. H. T. Campbell, local manager for C. D. Kenny Company for four years, is transferred to Columbia, South Carolina and leaves Monday for his new field. Mr. E. T. Teague of Baltimore will succeed him in charge of the Kenny store.
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H. T. Campbell
C. D. Kenny Company
Columbia
S. C
E. T. Teague
Baltimore
Kenny
Initiation Planned for Cape Fear Council No 374
The Cape Fear Council No 374 United Commercial Travelers will initiate new members at its regular meeting to be held at Odd Fellows Hall on Third and Princess streets. Officers meet at 3 PM with the full meeting at 8 PM while discussions include Grand Council of the Carolinas in Charlotte in May and the city’s shipbuilding prospects.
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Cape Fear Council No
United Commercial Travelers
Council
Odd Fellows
Third
Princess Streets
Grand Council of the
Carolinas
Charlotte
Washington
Selectmen Entrained for Camp Jackson Training
Sixteen selectmen eight from the city and two from the county were entrained for Camp Jackson at 3 30 this afternoon to begin military trainings tomorrow morning. They reported to their boards yesterday and were given final instructions. They were banqueted at the Y M C A the night before. Friends saw them off in bad weather. County men are W C Taylor and John W Ennett. City men include J H Malpass W M Wells C G Ambrosiano Charles HE Scherer Jr Ralph Taylor Davis Bob Caswell Malpass John Ponos W E Sessoms Moses Newell Willie Sellars Noel Gellespy Neally John Mathis Bremer George Willie Summerlin Ross Kennedy. The city quota of 42 colored men ordered for military duty report Monday at 3 o clock in the Masonic Temple building. Twenty seven will be entrained the following day for Camp Jackson.
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Camp Jackson
Messrs
W. C. Taylor
John W. Ennett
J. H. Malpass
W. M. Wells
C. G. Ambrosiano
Charles HE. Scherer, Jr
Ralph Taylor Davis
Bob Caswell Malpass
John Ponos
W. E. Sessoms
Moses Newell
Willie Sellars
Noel Gillespy Neally
John Mathis Bremer
George Willie Summerlin
Ross Kennedy
Masonic Temple
Eyota and Cherokee Tribes Plan Memorial Service
Improved Order of Red Men raise dues to two and a half fathoms per quarter to fund life and health insurance, nurse access, and burial on Oakdale plots. Sermon by Rev J H McCracken at Fifth Avenue Methodist Church May 19. Eyota sachem Henry Lee Hewett and F K J Fuchs urge prompt dues payments and note removal of a paid collector.
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Fifth Avenue Methodist Church
J. H. McCracken
Henry Lee Hewett
Eyota
F. K. J. Fuchs
Oakdale
Odd Fellows
Third
Princess Streets
Merritt Sent Out Time Will Be Served at Stockade
Levi Merritt, among several young white men arrested on vagrancy during the crusade against idleness, left the city under a deferred capital and was later ordered to report to Officer George. He was sent to the stockade yesterday afternoon for a 30 day sentence with no road service required.
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Stockade
Levi Merritt
George
Captain Leslie Vickers to Speak on Trench Life Tonight
Captain Leslie Vickers, the Scottish officer who spoke for the third Liberty Loan, will address the Academy of Music at 8 o’clock. He will recount eighteen months of active service with British armies and share life in the trenches. Reserved seats are free, with a small admission charged to ensure comfort. Rev. William H. Milton will introduce him.
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Leslie Vickers
Academy of Music
Vickers
Wilmington
America
William H. Milton
D. D
North Carolina Building and Loan Association Elects Directors
The North Carolina Building and Loan Association held last night at 118 Princess Street reported solid business gains for the year. T. D. Love presided. James H. Taylor Jr. was named secretary. directors elected include J Weil J W Freeman D Bel lamy C W Polvogt and others. Officers re elected: President J Well Vice President J W Freeman Secretary Treasurer James H Taylor Jr.
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North Carolina Building and Loan Association
James Owen Reilly
Princess Street
T. D. Love
James H. Taylor, Jr
J. Weil
J. W. Freeman
Jnc
D. Bellamy
C. W. Polvogt
Charles Finkelstein
J. H. Taylor, Jr
P. Q. Moore
I. Shain
C. W. Yates
L. Stein
A. G. Warren
J. O. Reilly
J. W. H. Fuchs
J. Well
Jno. D. Bellamy & Son
James H. Taylor
Two Wilmington Boys Named Ensigns For Annapolis Training
The Charleston press lists thirty young men sworn in as ensigns to be sent to Annapolis for training. Among them are Wilmington’s D. G. Munds and Will Sharp, known locally as Bil Sharp, whose progress excites local pride and hope for continued advancement.
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Annapolis
Charleston
Wilmington
Messrs
D. G. Munds
Will Sharp
Mrs Quinlivan Mourns Death of Brother Michael Quinlivan
Mrs Dan Quinlivan learns of the death of her brother Michael Quinlivan of Rochester New York at his home this morning. The funeral and burial will be held Sunday morning from the late residence, and Mrs Quinlivan cannot attend.
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Dan Quinlivan
Michael Quinlivan
Rochester
N. Y
B L Association Names Directors at Annual Meeting
Stockholders of the B L Association elected the directors for the ensuing year at their twenty eighth annual meeting. The group approved the slate and confirmed leadership for the coming year.
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B. L. Association
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Carolina
J. T. Foy
Grand Council of
Odd Fellow
Georgette
North Fourth Street
Merritt
Belgium
Germany
Liberty Loan Committee
Banks of
Capt. Vickers
Nature
Armour
Armour Oval
Cloverbloom Creamery
Oval
R. F. Campbell
Mgr. Nilmington
N. C
Ernest Re
Resinol
Ovat
Frimrours
Cloverbloom
Creamery Butter Anmove £ Company
Kewkedd Package Foods
HexBedé
Frankfurt Sausage
Bacon & Z
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