Stevenson Ramsaur Wedding at St James Episcopal Church
Miss Almeria Stevenson and Mr Thomas Michael Ramsaur of City Point Va wed yesterday at St James Episcopal Church in Wilmington in a ceremony conducted by Rev W A H Millon. The reception followed at the bride’s home and the couple departed for a two week trip before settling in City Point Va. Both families and many local friends attended. Ramsaur formerly taught at Wilmington High School.
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Middle Sound
Will Rehder
Eveline M. Shepard
Archie B. Godwin
Hannibal L. Godwin
Dunn
W. H. Hoelling
E. E. Ennitt
A. T. Godwin
Almeria Stevenson
Thomas Michael Ramsaur
City Point
St. James Episcopal Church
W. A H. Millon
D. D
W. G. Robertson
Lohengrin’s
Louise Wise
Kate Faison
Christine Stevenson
Sydney B. Orne
Messrs
Robert Strange
Douglas Taylor
George Strong
Raleigh
Richard Eames
Hugh Figgat
Roanoke
Dodge Bros. executive tours South with Detroit firm
Mr. Phelps advertising manager of Dodge Bros. Motor Car Co Detroit visits Wilmington Automobile Dealers Association after a 1 PM luncheon at the YMCA. He outlines the firm history from 1902 starting capital 1200 to 19000 employees and 110000 cars produced to date. Mrs. Allen and companions travel from Bolton and New Berlin with slippers advertised by Peterson & Rulis.
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Mr. Phelps
Dodge Bros. Motor Car Company
Detroit
Mich
Wilmington Automobile Dealers’ Association
Young Men’s Christian Association
Phelps
John F. Dodge
H.E. Dodge
S. K. Allen
H. S. Allen
Bolton
Gladys Mitchell
Grace Pridgen
New Berlin
Rotary executive committee to discuss Seaboard train service
Rotary Club leaders meet at Mr Meares Harriss office this afternoon to pursue improvements on the Seaboard line between this city and Charlotte. They back a plan for a Charlotte to and from service and may seek a better schedule than the Chamber of Commerce proposal.
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Rotary Club
Meares Harriss
Charlotte
J. G. McCormick
Chamber of Commerce
Hamlet
Rotarians
Europe
Recorder's Court Hears Mixed Vagrancy and Fireworks Cases
In Recorder's court this morning Judge Harriss tried new cases with all defendants colored. Catherine Fowler was convicted of vagrancy and sentenced to thirty days but released due to poor health. Sarah Gause faces thirty days for vagrancy. Ed Weber was convicted of carrying a concealed weapon and assault with a deadly weapon with judgment suspended on costs. he was fined twenty dollars and costs for the second offense. Seymour Vann was found guilty of shooting fireworks and placed on six months parole under probation officer E. M. Green.
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Nfew
Recorder’s Court
Harriss
Catherine Fowler
Sarah Gause
Sarah
Ed Weber
Seymour Vann
E. M. Green
Bryan WIlliams Bryan to seek 1920 Democratic nomination
Washington reports William Jennings Bryan plans another White House bid and will pursue the 1920 Democratic presidential nomination. Observers note his post cabinet moves align with a bid, emphasis on prohibition, woman suffrage, and war referendum, with broad Western and Southern support.
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George H. Manning
Washington, D. C
William Jennings Bryan
White House
Washington
Bryan
Woodrow Wilson
Mr. Bryan
State Department
Germany
New York
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Joint
Congressional Committee
Mrs Swindell Dies At Winnebowe Home In Brunswick County
Mrs Mary A Swindell died at her home in Winnebow Brunswick County yesterday after months of declining health. She was 68 and survived by her husband S D S Swindell, several children, and a brother J R Ward. The funeral was held at Lebanon Baptist Church at 3:30 this afternoon. The items include a closing line from the Rochester Herald about Germany and Holland.
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Winnebow
Brunswick County
Wilmington
Mary A. Swindell
Why Rheumatism Comes With Cold Weather
Article by Valentine Mott Pierce explains a link between cold weather and rheumatism. It cites uric acid buildup, skin and kidney factors, and dietary meat as contributors. Recommends hot water, anuric tablets, and occasional laxatives to prevent rheumatic symptoms.
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Valentine Mott Pierce
Alex. Haig
London
Pierce
Peterson and Rulfs Slippers Headquarters Christmas Sale
Peterson and Rulfs announce Christmas slippers at their headquarters with dates 14 to 22. The notice highlights a seasonal sale event, inviting shoppers to browse a range of festive footwear.
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Peterson & Rulfs
German Newspaper Claims Peace Talks Reflect Common Sense
A Savannah News summary notes a German newspaper argues that peace talks in Germany are not signs of weakness, but practical restraint. The article emphasizes that enduring peace requires prudent dialogue rather than aggressive posturing.
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Savannah News
Stockholm City Adopts Three Year Liquor Monopoly Plan
Stockholm renews for three years its monopoly on off sale liquor through the Stockholm System Company. The passbook system, withdrawal of licenses from offenders, and controlled quotas reduce distilled liquor sales and aim to curb excess drinking while binding on licensees to push beers and wines. Dr Bratt and the Gothenburg system influence Swedenwide controls.
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Stockholm
Stockholm System
Gothenburg
Brifiy
System Company
Pratt
Associated Press
Sweden
Britt
Germany
Dr. Pratt
Bratt
Ili
Dr. Bratt
America
Orlrr Good Templars
Perance
Stants
Or Alos
Royal
Riksdag
St le
Ward Wawrinsky
Panes
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W. M. Creasy
Tarboro
North Carolina
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Atlanta Constitution
Anna Graham Harriss
St. John's Church
the Royal
Lailies” Society of ‘Bethany Presbyterian Church
Ladies’ Society of
Winter Park Presbyterian Church
Stevenson
Dodge Brothers
Peterson & Rulis
Roger Moore's Sons & Co
Beaver Board
A. D. Brown
Recorder's Court
Bryanwila
House of Representatives
Wilson
Congress
Holland
Rochester Herald
Ivan Bratt
Stokholm
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