Social notes and visits fill Wilmington week
Miss Dorothy Newkirk visits relatives in the city while Miss Sallie Oldham travels to Goldsboro for a recital. Many residents, including Mrs. E. E. Hunter, Mrs. J. G. Ray, and Mrs. A. P. Russ, make trips to Fayetteville Athens Petersburg and Richmond for family gatherings and events. A church social, a Rotary Club talent selection, and a large hospital benefit dance at Germania Hall highlight local activities with numerous residents attending and traveling for friends and matters of society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Hawkins
Epworth League
Grace Methodist Church
J. Co Grange
Atlanta
Fayetteville
Cora Griffin
Petersby
J. C. Griffin
Virginia Murchison
Wilmington
Warrenton
O. P. Peck
Leslie Hummiell
George N. Harriss
George Honnet
George P. Galvin
T. R. Ames
F. E. Little
Germania Hall
Front
Orange Streets
James Walker Memorial Hospital
Graingers Orchestra
J. W. Grainger
Sol Sternberger
Andrew Harriss
Cuthbert Martin
MacMillan
J. M. Selby
W. G. Hull
Great Rejoicing By Rheuma Cripples Ad
A vintage advertisement promises relief from rheumatism with Rheuma, selling a 50 cent bottle through R. R. Bellamy. It claims rapid cures and cites Judge John Barhorst of Ft Lorne, Colo, as an example, noting crutch use before and health after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Bellamy
John Barhorst
Ft. Lorne
Gio
Advt
Cardus praised by Mrs. J M Elam after 14 years of illness
Mrs J M Elam writes of long female troubles lasting fourteen years with back pain loss of appetite and nervousness. After taking Cardus she reports rapid improvement in pain appetite energy and ability to walk and work again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Elam
Grain inspection push debated by Wilmington dealers
Federal grain inspector E N Warner toured Wilmington with Secretary H B Branch meeting local dealers. They argue a Wilmington inspector would improve grain grades and terms, reducing reliance on Western houses. Debate centers on oats inclusion and inspector funding via fees, with broad dealer support for a local inspector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. N. Warner
North Carolina
Jacksonville
Fla
H. B. Branch
Warner
Wilmington
Locel
Wrestling Showdown at Woolvin Hall Tonight
A Friday night wrestling match at Woolvin Hall features Fritz Hanson, local favorite, versus Joe Nasser from Sunny Italy. Nasser, about 160 pounds, is praised as fast and aggressive, with Masimo later possible as a planned second bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolvin Hall
Fritz Hanson
Joe Nasser
Italy
Nasser
Hanson
Tony Masimo
Don Albright
Masimo
Joe Varga
Gunner McGurley
Fort Caswell
Wheer
Columbia
Charlotte
Snow Storm Looks Likely in Raleigh After Noon Message
A Raleigh telephone report at noon Friday described snow falling in a business-like manner for about twenty minutes, signaling a substantial storm may hit the state capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Photographer Capt A O Clements Visits Goldsboro
Capt A O Clements, noted Goldsboro photographer, arrives Thursday by air and will stay several days. He plans to take photographs and portraits in homes and to create photographic portraits of old pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. Clements
Goldsboro
Deed Filed and Court Hearings Noted in City
A deed recorded transfers property on South Fourteenth Street from P. FP. B. Price to Clinton D. Hazel for ten dollars. The Clyde Liner Cherokee departed New York bound for port arrival expected Saturday night or Sunday morning. In Superior Court Quelch vs Futch et al continues with title dispute likely finishing Saturday. Snow observed in city Friday afternoon just before 2 30 PM. First Baptist Sunday School reports January attendance of 1 625, up one third from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
B. Price
Clinton D. Hazel
South Fourteenth Street
New York
Superior Court
Quelch
Futch Et al
First Baptist Sunday School
Carroll Property Auction At Pender County Farms
O T Wallace will auction 10 acres located one mile from the Mirnaw depot on Monday at o’clock. The Carroll property is offered to the highest bidder with free transportation provided at Mr Wallace’s expense. Auction invites all interested bidders to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. T. Wallace
Tie In
Mirnaw
Carroll
Wallace
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Dorothy Newkirk
Hamlet
City
E. E. Hunter
Athens
Clarence Vaughn
Petersburg
A. J. Lewis
A. P. Russ
Margaret
E. ‘B. Vann
City Point, Va
T. H. Thompson
North Seventh Street
Gladys Miller
Richmond Va
Lawrence Applewhite
Washington, D. C
Oscar Starling
Wade
Dorothy Bowden
Alma Scott
Annie Casteen
Rocky Mount
Nellie Childs
Durham
J. J. Hurt
Herbert Hughes
Gladys Brady
Points
Florida
Marshall Shrier
Debra Shrier
Chicago
Boston
Mr. W. A1. Shepard
Bride
Hazel Winstead
Virginia
Charles Rowan
Bowden
Aubrey Parsley
Henry M. Persley
J. W. Moss
South Fourth Street
United Workers of the First Baptist Church
SS. E. Koonce
Sixth
Grace Streets
Cardus
Tony Masiino
United States
Blackburn’s Ford
Manassas
Jackson
Ewell
Jefferson Davis
Confederate Congress
Richmond
A. D. Brown
Oscar P. Peck
DR. Tutt
Belk-Williams Company
Pender County Farms
Mary
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