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Wilmington Dispatch

Location

Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1917

Page

5

Supporting Affidavits on Questionnaires Crucial for Exemption

The article discusses the need for registrants to sign affidavits for wives and dependents, noting the government provides a $15 monthly allowance to the wife and $4 per child. It details defective questionnaires returned to city and county boards, lists affected individuals by address, and explains how missing supporting affidavits could deprive dependents of aid during service.

Chavis J Allan Peyler Bea Cis Casey Eo Gererp City Board Henry Gilliard Yeager’s Alley Geo. Graham Moore Red Cross Edward Haynes Kings Street John Howard Tus Nixon Peter Carolina Louis Oldrich LeGrat Wooster Ephriam Monroe Campbell Marion Alford North Third Fignes Leo Bell Broker Street Paoebus Robert John Maddaford City Finley Edward Smith South Front Street Carl Henderson Voncarton Utp Beauregard Alexandria William Gus Mogine North Elevenn Street William Graham Clestine Solomon Gray Sixth Castle Pat Williams North Fir Itince Fred Kidder Wharper Stith South Sixth Willie Backus MacRae Street Pater Todas County Board Thos S. Young Wm. W. Pearsall Ine Wotteen Jas. H. Pigford John Neel BL Maidos Jn. Jas H. Vennlor Myek Haywood ‘Green Saul’ “leNair Kerbert Dixon Chas E Puno Whey Hamilton J. BE. Regmor Mwa. Wright Harry Webb W. J. Flesater Jes Orrell Wm. M. Mies Charlie Gausé Whit Eek Ole Berry

Early sewing notions mention buttons buckles and hooks

Fragmentary note lists junen cord used for fastening and securing garments. It references buttons buckles and a W hook and eyes as possible uses. The passage reflects common household notions of fastening devices.

War era food drive widens to hotels and travel salesmen

Forts of the Food Administration and Wilmington Hotel push wheatless and meatless days with hotels cafes and traveling salesmen joining the effort. Salesmen boycott venues not following rules and urge travelers to avoid noncompliant eateries improving aid to allies and wartime economies.

Food Administration Wilmington

Funeral of Mrs Swinson Held at Oakdall Cemetery

Funeral services for Mrs. Fannie Swinson were conducted by Rev. A D McClure yesterday afternoon at the family residence of her daughter Mrs Edward A Orrell. The remains were interred at Oakdall cemetery with pallbearers J O Powers Elise Orrell J A Orrell Addison Hewitt Geo B Applewhite and Thos Applewhite.

A. D. McClure Fannie Swinson Edward A. Orrell St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church Oakdall Ceretery Messrs J. 0. Powers Elise Orrell J. A. Orrell Addison Hewitt Geo. B. Applewhite Thos. Applewhite

Funeral of Mr Chadwick Held at Yops Parlors

Funeral services for Robert Chadwick aged 79 were conducted by Rev. W H Koelling at Yopp s Parlors yesterday at 2 p m. Interment followed in Lanvale Brunswick county. He leaves a son Geo F Chadwick of East Wilmington and two daughters Mrs Mamie Ransom of New Bern and Mrs Jennie Capps of Norfolk.

Yopp Lanvale Robert Chadwick Raleigh W. H. Koelling Brunswick County Chadwick Geo. F. Chadwick East Wilmington Mamie Ransom New Bern Jennie Capps Norfolk

War Savings meeting to boost campaign in New Hanover area

Judge Gilbert F. Stephenson will speak in Wil ens January 8 to bolster War Savings Stamps sales in New Hanover and adjacent counties. County executives from Columbus Bladen Sampson Pender and Duplin invited. campaign aims at $20 per capita and urges broad local cooperation and savings mindsets.

Gilbert F. Stephenson Winston-Saw Wileens New Hanover Stephane Columbus County J. A. Brown Bladen County J. Bayard Clark Sampson

Government May Fix Bread Price Conference Set in Charlotte

Bakers from North and South Carolina and Virginia are summoned by the State Food Administrator for a Charlotte meeting at 3 o'clock Thursday in the Selwyn Hotel. Dr B R Jacobs will explain rules for baking industry control and its effect on ingredients processes weights and prices. Cash and Carry stores charge 7 cents a pound in some cities while 8 to 9 cents prevail elsewhere. The Wood Administration has not yet set a maximum price but may do so if competition and fairness fail to lower costs.

Food Administration Jolly Drummers al Reaily Europe Liberty Bonds Patieots North Carolina Stephenson America England North South Carolina Virginia Charlotte Selwyn Hotel B. R. Jacobs Commercial Baking Division The Washington D. C Cincinnati Dayton Ohio Minneapolis Tisan Charlottesville Wood Administration

Yoke Fellows Band Serves Dinner at New Hanover County Home

The Yoke Fellows Band of the Y M C A provided a Christmas dinner for 42 inmates at the New Hanover county home. Superintendent Dempsey aided in preparing and serving the meal.

New Hanover County Dempsey

Christmas Exercises at Grace Methodist Church Tonight

Children of Grace Methodist Church Sunday School perform Christmas exercises at the church tonight at 7 30 with an arranged program. Gifts will be distributed to younger children and orphans from the Methodist Orphanage. The program includes opening hymn scripture reading Matthew 2 1 11 verses presentation of gifts led by Beginners Department prayer hymn recitation Dorothy Boone solo The Undimmed Star of Bethlehem by Miss Katie Foard and distribution of gifts to Primary and Beginners Depart ment closing hymn.

Grace Methodist Church Grace Methodist Church Sunday School Methodist Orpharage Dorothy Boone Star of Bethlehem Katie Foard

Conference on War Aims and Peace Policies Opens in London

A British labor movement conference begins in London to discuss a proof of war aims and peace policies. The plan will be submitted to a wheel convention of the Labor party next month.

London Labor Party

War Savings Stamps Call To Support Peace Efforts

A county chairman urges public support for War Savings Stamps as a path to world peace. Citizens are asked to invest in stamps, with redemption values noted for January 1, 1923, when four dollars and twelve cents yields five dollars.

Brotherhood of Man America National War Savings Committee Jos. W. Little

Treble Clef Club Holiday Recital At Hemen Way School

The Trebia Clef Club presents a holiday recital next Wednesday at Hemen Way school auditorium with Miss Augustine Haughton as soloist. The program aims for broad appeal featuring folk songs performed by a city-educated choir under Miss Graham Harris. Haughton, a noted Philadelphia soprano, draws anticipation as critics praise her haunting timbre and artistry.

Hemenway School Trebia Clef Club Augustine Haughton Graham Harris Philadelphia Wilmington The Philadelphia Public Ledger New Century Hall

Volleyball Today at YMCA Center Draws Local Interest

The YMCA gym classes attract strong participation after the loss of the regular director. Skinner's method is applied daily and shows physical and mental benefits. A 5 o'clock Business Men's Class volleyball match invites the public to attend the free exhibition and expect a large crowd.

Young Men's Christian Association Skinner Saturday Evening Post

Postmaster Examination Set for Hampstead Vacancy

The Civil Service Commission announced an exam in Wilmington North Carolina on January 25 1918 to certify for the fourth class postmaster vacancy at Hampstead NC and other office openings. The Hampstead postmaster earned 220 last fiscal year and applicants must be at least twenty one, with state age rules for women varying.

United States United States Civil Service Commission Washington, D. C Hampstead Wilmington North Carolina N. C

Colonel Mellich loses $200000 stake in ether office

The picturesave Colonel Mellich, noted for his Admirable Crichton role, reportedly staked $200,000 on a ether office and lost it.

Mellich Crichton Aether Fice

The Great Oil for Pain Relief Ad

A historical ad extols a golden red oil for rheumatism neuralgia lumbago stiffness and swollen joints. It claims cures for burns bruises sore throat croup tonsillitis and more. Sold by Robert Bellamy Drug Co in 25c 50c and 1 offerings.

Robert Bellamy Drug Co

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Knights of the MR. Chadwick Smith Robert G. Barr Dock St Aidge Stephenson Goming Bakers Wilmington Savings and Trust Company Princess Street J. L Williams Gongert Volleyball Today the Corbett Co Alma Brown Royal Theatre Building Citizens: Bank Henry Es’ Payne W. L. Douglas and Emerson Shoes
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