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Newspaper
Wilmington Dispatch
Location
Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1917
Page
7
The column lists numerous local residents and visitors from Raleigh and nearby towns. Names include Mrs Wishart, Miss Nobles, Mrs McEachern, Mrs A C Edwards and others visiting relatives or staying with family, with several leaving for extended stays in places like Hendersonville and Nutie Ivey.
Whiteville and Hamlet scenes list visitors and residents with Thanksgiving trips to Raleigh Beaufort Kinston Morehead City and Wilmington. Laurinburg notes announce a November 22 1917 wedding at Wag ram and a Thanksgiving Day ceremony at Center church near Floral College.
In Chadbourn and Marietta reports, Mr. and Mrs. O. M Fowers and son Walter attend a Whiteville speech. A wedding unites Robert E. Stevens and Miss Bessie Clayton in Galdshoré. Community notes cover church services, school events, Red Cross activity, and local visits.
Miss Margaret McMillan has gone to Oxford to visit Mrs Crawford Cooper. Miss Lucy Murchison of Wilton is the guest of her aunt Miss B L Pemberton. Mr J R Williams of New York is the guest of his sister Mrs R W Bidgood on Gillespie street.
In France brigade schools and arms schools educate officers from the trenches. They study latest experiments and learn new methods adopted by General Headquarters to improve operations.
A brief item notes rapid movement of toys in a display or shipment context, referencing activity around a shop or warehouse. The readable text suggests brisk turnover or relocation of toy items without detailed specifics.
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