Church notices mark Transfiguration Feast on August 6
ISCO PAL St ane Ee and Red Cross streets Rev Gribbin rector ay after Trinity Aug 6th at 11 am evening prayer at 8 observance of the Feast of Transfiguration Visitors welcome Church of the G Deod Shepherd Sixth and Queen streets Rev W R Noe rector Sunday school 10 am Holy Communion and sermon 12 noon Prayer and sermon 8 pm Church of the Ascension Thire and Marsteller streets Rev W R Nos rector Sunday school 9 13 am evening prayer and sermon 8 o'clock Public invited to all services St Paul Sixteenth and Market streets Rev DL Gwathitey rector Ninth Sunday after Trinity Sunday school 9 45 am Holy Communion and Sermon 12 o'clock No evening service All seats free Visitors welcome Monday August 6 Feast of Transfiguration Holy Communion at 10 am Luther League meets Wednesday 8 pm cordial welcome to all.
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Iscopal
St. Ane Ee
Red Cross
Bireets
R. E. Gribbin
Trinity
Church of the Gdéod Shepherd
Sixth and
Queen Streets
W. R
Church of the Ascension
Thiré
Marsteller
W. R. Nos
St. Paul's
DL. Gwathitey
Methodist Churches Announce Sunday Services and Activities
The Fifth Avenue Methodist Church led by Rev J H McCracken offers sermons at 11 a m and 8 p m with Sunday school at 9 45 a m Epworth League Tuesday at 8 p m and prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 p m The Bladen Street church with Rev E Sell preaches at 11 a m and 8 p m Sunday school at 3 30 p m Grace Street church under Rev M T Plyler conducts services at 11 a m and 8 p m with 9 45 a m Sunday school and a communion service at the morning hour All are invited to attend.
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Fifth Avenue
J. H. McCracken
Epworth League
Bladen Street
Fifth
Bladen Streets
E. €. Sell
Grace Street
Fourth
Grace Streets
M. T. Plyler
Calvary Baptist Church Services Under Pastor Sullivan
Calvary Baptist with J A Sullivan as pastor holds morning worship at 11 and evening at 8. Sermons: morning Manassed Seduced Judah and night How to Treat the Soldier Boys. Sunday school 9 45, Junior B P A 7 15, Sunbeams Monday 4, prayer meeting Wednesday, teachers' meeting and senior B Y P U Thursday. A cordial welcome to all services.
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Calvary
J. A. Sullivan
Judah
Parish Services and Choir at St Pauls and St Matthew’s
St Pauls at Market and Sixth with Rev F B Clausen preaching at 11am on Traditions and Holy Days with Miss Bargmann of Charleston singing. Sunday school at 10am. St Matthews at Fourth and Harnett with Rev G W McClanshan preaching at 11am and 8pm.
Christian Science Church Services Schedule
The Christian Science church at Seventeenth and Market holds services Sundays at 11 a.m. with the subject Love and a day school at 12:15 p.m. A Wednesday evening service at 8:15 p.m. and a reading room adjacent to the church open Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays from 4 to 6 30 p.m. invite the public to attend and visit.
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Christian Science
Wilmington Special Aid Bulletin details packing drive
The Packing Committee of the Wilmington Chapter of the National Special Aid reports 2,885 articles packed since May and 10 boxes shipped. Items include 1,625 bandage pads, slings, feather pillows, continent pads, and Peter Cooper Rings. A physician cited the need for daily shipments to France to save wounded men, and a tabulated weekly collection list is published with many donors noted.
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Wilmington
The
National Special Aid
Peter Cooper
France
Omaha Williams
Mabel Eure
River Front
Burkheimer and Nutt
Front
Emma Bowden
Christine Schulken
Walter
Grace
Fannie Thompson
Helen Weathers
Leftwich
Lillian Jordan
Princess
Chestnut
Myrtle Rhodes
Walnut
Red Cross
Council
Water
Campbell
Blanton
Harrell
Archie Craft, Jr
Ole
Hearn
Payne
G. W. Woodward
Hatchell
Market
Dock
Misses Powers
Rhodes
Sutherland
Orange
Saha H.C. Prince
Balzer
Ann
Isaac “LeGrand
Keathrey
M. J.dauer
Dock Orange
Mary Bellamy
Market, Dock
Lottie Smith
Weathersbee
Market Dock
C. D. Gore
Baxter
Bates Dock
Me Nurnberger
Annice
Annie MacMillan
Surry
Aikegs Church
Jor
Oran
Ash
Gorkin
MacGowan i Ubareh
Castie
Idabette Burnett
Castle
Sringers
Lottie Kohler
Robeson County rally aids draft men and war effort
The Robeson County exemption board calls 120 men for Monday physicals, aiming for a 180 man district quota from 360. The Soldiers' Business and Committee aids drafted and enlisted soldiers, while aviation branch enlistments are urged. Lumberton faces flour and meal shortages as tobacco profits lure farmers. The Robeson County Fair premiums will be offered November 6 to 9. Local officers in training camps may prompt leadership changes.
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Lainie Rug P
Rébeson
Court House
Soldiers’ Business and Committee of
Robeson
L. R. Varser
J. D. Proctor
J. H. McKay
B. A. Edens
J. P. Wiggins
John 8. Butler
State Council of Defense
James B. Bradford
U. S. Army
Signal Corps
Army
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Robeson County
Frank Gough
W. D. Baker
W. O. Thompson
D. D. French
B. Sam Edwards
Lamberton
Fort Oglethorpe
J. B. Bowen
Bowen
S. K. Nash
Kerensky Resigns as War Minister and Premier Again
Premier Kerensky has resigned and left Petrograd amid renewed political upheaval. The provisional government reportedly rejects his resignation, and Kerensky cites the impossibility of maintaining a responsible government under growing wartime pressures.
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Unitea Presse
London
Kerensky
Petrograd
Ats Cordidi
Reuter
K Nekrasow
Concert Today in Lithina Afternoon Advi 7 Prig
A concert is scheduled today in Lithina with an afternoon performance. The publicity note lists a 7 Prig advising session or program details accompanying the event.
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Lithina
Prig Advi
Suburban Schedules for Trains and Freight Depot Hours
Train timetable from 1917 outlines Center and Lumina stops with half hourly departures to 3 11 00 P M and late services to 12 10 A M. Westbound and freight trains list 5 30 A M 7 05 A M 9 30 A M 3 30 P M 6 15 P M and 7 00 P M 8 15 P M with depot hours 8 00 A M to 1 03 P M and 2 00 P M to 7 00 P M daily except Sunday.
Freight Train Schedule Notice at Wilmington Depot
Freight depot hours 10 to 11 A M and 11:00 A M 12 15 P M. Sunday and heavy travel periods express trains run Wilmington Lumina stopping at 6th 7th 9th streets and all Reach stations. Telephone 96. Depot open times and service described.
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Z .M
9Th Streets
Wilmington
Winter Park Gaidens
Sea Gate
Wrightsville
Beach
Mington
Lumina
6Th
7Th
Through Sleepers to Atlanta and Asheville
Atlantic Coast Line starts a through sleeping car service from Wilmington to Asheville on Sundays, July 8, via Florence Sumter and Columbia with Southern Railway connections. Returning from Asheville at 4:10 AM, service runs until Sept 16. Passengers may remain in Union Depot in Atlanta until 7:00 AM for connections to other through trains.
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Atlantic Coast Line
Wilmington
Asheville
Florence
Sumter
Columbia
Southern Railway System
Spartanburg
Tryom Ss
Saluda
Hendersonville
Elf
Leaptear
Une W. Wilm
Tania
Ateustr LY
Florefice
Orangebie Teacas
Alon
Erie
Waris
Union Depot
Atlanta
Chisago
Cincinnati
Louis
T. CO. Whith
Gen. Pass
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Océan
N.C
Tequeat E. L. Hinton
Wriehegila Bosch
Ceanic Hotel
Oceanic Hotel Pier
C. E. Hooper
Mgr
Switzerland of America
Waynesville
N. C
Rockies
Gordon
F. O. Dunham
Trinity Park School
Durham
F. S. Aldridge
North Carolina
Trinity College
Durham, N. C
Dards
Lassical
R. L. Flowers
Luther
League
Lutheran
Market and
Sixth Streets
F. B. Clausen
New Bingham Cor
ING Streets
Philadelphia
Bath
Frank Kimble
Mfgt
Herald: Square Hotel
ST. 2
Broadway
New York
R. R
J. Fred Sayers
Special Aid Bulletin
Queen
W. G. Hatch
Surrey
Dawson
W. Hamilton
Wooster
Jackson
Wright
Meares
J. W. Thomas
Weaver
Marstella
Anderson
Kidder
Davis
Greenfield
Henry’ MacMillan
Sunset
McLamb
Nixon
Taylor
Ed Shepard
Bladen
Anne Bullard
Balden
Harnett
Baughridge
Hanover
W. West
Brunswick
Carter
Delgado
Horn
Myrtle Grove
Carolina Beach
Hopkins
RESON
Prewher Kerensky
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