The Canning Kitchen and a Stream of Local Visitors
Fragments describe a patriotic canning push urging frugal homemakers to support Uncle Sam by preserving foods. The item lists many local visitors and residents in Raleigh area, noting trips to Wilson, Rocky Mount, Wrightsville Beach, and Charlotten. It mentions gatherings at Garden City with the Special Aid and Helping Hand class events and a new teacher for a Sunday school class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Sunday School
Ocis B. Hinnant
Claude L. Pridgen
Local notices highlight travels and visits across towns
Residents and visitors are named as they travel between Wilson Charlotte Wallace Raleigh Goldsboro and Norfolk. The community column notes returns departures and guests at homes across North Carolina including Asheville Grove Park Inn Wrightsville Beach and Southport with mentions of families and relatives.
Pianist publishes new works and songs collection
Bradford Campbell, noted pianist, has submitted a patent for Sacred songs and Pianoforte pieces for advanced players including Les Jongleus and O Lord of Heaven. Miss Kate Bane of Whiteville and Mr Addie Stevens of Rocky Mount quietly married at Bladen Street Methodist church parsonage yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford Campbell
Cunbendé Aher
Finette
Jerome
Kate Bane
Whiteville
Addie. Stevens
Rocky Mount
Bladen Street Methodist Church
Rev
Seal
Stevens
D. M. Bane
Stonewall Lodge No 1 meeting urged for August 27
Members and visiting brothers urged to attend the regular meeting Monday night August 27 at 8 p m to discuss matters of great importance.
Sunday School Services Adjusted at Local Churches
There will be no services at Fifth Avenue Church tomorrow except Sunday school at the usual hour 9:45 a.m. Epworth League meets Tuesday night and prayer meeting is set for Wednesday night at the regular hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue
Methodist Church
Epworth League
Wrightsville Beach Red Cross Sets Record Week
The Wrightsville Beach Red Cross unit reports its busiest week with a charity bridge tournament, a beach fundraiser for youths, and a Naval Reserves appeal at Camp London Harbor Island. The unit also prepared a large quantity of Bauze Wipes for the effort and hints at another big week ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrightsville Beach
Red Cross
Man over age seeks entry to officers camp letter from James Buck
A fragmentary letter from James Washington Buck requests reconsideration to enter the Fort Oglethorpe Officers Training Camp despite being over fifty. He recalls past exam success and asks the Southeastern War Department to overlook his age to serve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Arid
Wauhington Birek
Uck
Buck
Southeastern War Department
Charleston
S. C
Fort Oglethorpe
Alexander Greig
Quacko Strong
Heaven
Peter
Quacko
Oglethorpe
James Washington Buck
Princess St
Five Alleged Violations Arrest of Lady of Color
Police at 11 last night arrested Rachael McKay, an ebony hued woman, on five counts of violating the Prohibition law. Bond set at $200, she will explain her case in court Monday morning. Six other arrestees named, all but one women of color, face minor charges. one white man charged with intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady of Color
Rachael McKay
Rachael
Coleman
Leon George
Rachel
Misquoted board member clarification in The Dispatch
The Dispatch regrets a reporter error in yesterday's edition stating that Mr. B Solomon of the Board of Education claimed Mr. H R Alexander had a poor record. The misquote concerned Alexander's removal as committeeman and was a misunderstanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon
The
Dispatch
B. Solomon
Board of Education
H. R. Alexander
Carpenters Adopt New Wage Scale Effective September
At a weekly meeting of the Joiners' Union on Thursday, the Carpenters Union unanimously approved a new wage scale to take effect on September 5. The plan sets standard hours at nine per day with overtime at time and a half and double time for legal holidays. Work on Labor Day is restricted to life preservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenters
Sentenes
Opening Tobacco Market Sets Pace in Wallace
Wallaces traders and farmers flocked to the Tobacco Market as sales ran record breaking over two days. About 250000 pounds were sold with prices averaging 20 cents as buyers from major companies crowded the floors and storage ran short. The opening sparked optimism for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
N.C
Allaioney Pie
Brooklyn Close to Chumps Across the Fast River
The Brooklyn squad stayed the closest to the Champs this season near the Fast River, earning credit for proximity to the top despite not clinching the major deals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Chumps
Strikeless war policy outlined for labor disputes
Washington reports a strike less war policy for organized labor with government and public on arbitration boards. AFL accepts the principle while I W W is kept out by alternate methods. Council of National Defense weighs approaches to I W W troubles and shipbuilding plants fall under the new policy as wage and hours boards operate in war construction camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
American Federation of Labor
I W. W
Gri¢an Fedération of Labor
Council of National Defense
War Départment
Willington Law School shines with perfect bar pass
Four young men from Willington who just passed the state examination, all graduates of the Willington Law School, reportedly achieved a perfect bar passage. Named are John Ben Hatchell Abram Lindsay Charles Bailey Newcomani and Ander H. Sheppard. The school claims a record of every graduate passing the state bar since its inception, with the echo entering its fifth year on September and a large class anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willington
Hemington Law School
Rogers
John Ben Hatchell
Abram Linvday
Charles Bailey Newcomani
Ander H. Sheppard
Echo
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Uncle Sam
Anine P. L. Fields
Vigilantes
Miss Vividn Boyd
Petersburg, Va
R. E. Fowler
Castle Haynes
R. R. Allen
Wilson
Florence Alderman
H. Arnold
R- B. Higgin
Raleigh
Z Ward
Golds- Bee
Whuiteville Beach
W. H. Sykes
Red Springs
iPhtsville Beach
Esterday
Marion Bunn
Wil
Ts.c. A. Dillon
Warsaw
Dibson
M. Powell
Kannapolis
B. B. Woodard
Mt. Olive
Migs F. Miller
New York
Southport
Mamie
University Station
Bennettsville
Kenansville
Annie Mae
Janie ‘Bell Oates
Clinton
C. M. Acker
Walnut Street
James. C. Lodot
Lodot
Hoboken
N. J
George E. Fowler
Kenneth
Sumter
R. J. Hall
Lumberton
Kerr
Garden City
R. Petty
Mary, Justice
Charlotte
Maggie King
Mrs. E. King
3. G. McCormick
Asheville
Grove Park Inn
Charles J. Fox
Castle Hayne
Lucille Hundley
Goldsboro
C. J. Thompson
Carrie L? Savage
Atlanta, Ga
Norfolk, Va
Janie Taylor
Greensboro
Mary King
Douglasa Hand
Burgaw
New Bern
A. V. Bethea
Dillon
8. C
Wrightsville
Carolina Beaches
Bethea
Senator W. B. Cooper
Tho
E. Cooper
Johnsié Caméron
Rockingham
Charles G. Terry
South Front Street
T. C. Findley
Thomas
City
Montreat
Black Mountain
John’s Lodge
NO. A. F
A. M
Holden
Stevens Bane
Stonewall
LODGE
Wooltex
Coats
Wrights
Ville Red cRoss
Wilmigtonian
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Belk-Williams Company
Organized Labor
Law School
Hay State Bar Examination
John H. Davis
Constable
Goleen
Tormcheg
Serge
Panama
G. Dannenbaum
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