Call to Rev Frederick B Clausen at York church held in abeyance
The extended call to Rev. Frederick B. Clausen of St. Paul's Lutheran church York is under advisement as he contemplates a larger field in Brooklyn and may announce a decision within days. He has served York for about five and a half years and since arriving has strengthened the church's membership and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick B. Clausen
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
St. John’s
Brooklyn
N. Y
Clausen
Feld
New York
St. Paul’s Church
St. Paul’s
Paul
Claugen
Time Limit Extended for German Alien Enemies Registration
The German alien enemy registration period is extended to Wednesday February 13. United States Marshal W T Dortch reports the change from Attorney General Gregory with notices in the press. Chief of Police N J Williams handles city registrations while county registrations are managed by Postmaster H M L Green at the post office. The extension aims to give all subjects a chance to register and avoid the trouble of noncompliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Marshall W. T. Dortch
Gregory
N. J. Willams
H. McL. Green
Campaign to Raise Funds for YMCA Continued
Workers report progress in a drive to raise 4000 for the YMCA. About 3236 dollars has been secured and organizers plan to press on until next Wednesday. Supporters praise the welcome received while noting several potential contributors remain unseen.
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YM. C. A
Solomon and Smith Run for Education Board Seats
The article notes Mr. B. Solomon and Sergeant G. W. Smith as candidates in a Democratic primary for the Board of Education. Smith has resigned from the police force and seeks magistrate status in this bid, with a withdrawn or mislisted nomination earlier.
War Savings Day in Schools in North Carolina Observed
Washington's birthday program in North Carolina schools becomes War Savings Day with songs and speeches replaced by thrift education and concrete patriotic service. Thrift stamps and War Savings Certificates will be sold, and War Saving societies organized in schools and communities. Superintendent Joyner calls for a statewide drive to sell fifty million dollars in War Savings Stamps and Certificates as part of Make Save Serve days. 649,246 pupils and 14,550 teachers are mobilized for this effort.
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Washington
State
War Savings Committee
J. Y. Joyner
Joyner
Marshall
North Carolina
City stores to remain open on Monday after revocation
Merchants in the city will open on Monday in response to the revocation of a closing order aimed at conserving fuel. The measure ends the Monday shutdown and allows the public to shop freely that day, aligning with those who prefer Monday as a shopping day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield
Dainties to Fort Caswell Support Soldiers
Donations to Fort Caswell in the Harper Memorial drive include cakes, jellies, custards, oysters, pies, fruit and cash gifts from numerous individuals and local businesses. The Red Cross bugler Oliver Hutaff contributed eggs, with further gifts recorded from Mrs Toon and others for the sick soldiers.
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Harper Memorial
Fort Caswell
J. B. Fox
Neil Morse
R. G. Rankin
W. P. Toon
R. G. Fergus
R. O. King
O. le Fisher
P. L. Selers
Jurgen Haar
Mr. Morris
L. Abelovitz
Orton Hotel
A. Cc. L. Cafe
Olympia Cafe
Market House
S. Karonchi
Bear Produce & Merchandise Co
Coca Cola
Johnson Barber Shop
Oliver Hutaff
Little Red Cross
Toon
Fred Gilette
Alice Schulken
A. C. L. Cafe
R. C. Fergus
O. L. Fisher
Edward Nickron
Robert Loftin
P. L. Sellers
Karonchi
C. Meyekof
Margaret Rupp
Johnson
Good Roads Institute to Convene at State University
The fifth Good Roads Institute meets February 19 at the University in Chapel Hill for four days. Delegates from Wilmington are expected to attend with focus on practical road engineering and county administration. Accommodations range from 1.50 to 2.50 per day, with meals at Swain Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Roads Institute
State University
Chapel Hill
Wilmington
North Carolina
Swain Hall
M. H. Stacy
Fallis
Boy Scout Banquet Celebrates Eighth Anniversary
More than 150 Boy Scouts with scoutmasters and guests attended a banquet at the YMCA Building marking the eighth anniversary of Boy Scout work in America. Rev. Dr. A D McClure delivered the principal address and Troop 6 won first honors in a drill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Christian Association
Boy Scout Work
America
A. D. McClure
Klaire D. Barnes
Pickett Stock Company
Barnes
Odis B. Hinnant
W. H. Sprunt
John J. Blair
Wilson
Scouts of America
McAdoo
Claxton
Blair
Wilmington
Troop 6
Bruce Cameron
William Montgomery
Red Cross Society
St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church
Mesdames W. W. Koch
Edward Huggins
A. W. Ek
Martha Vashall
Elizabeth Otten
Elise Ortman
Rose Edwards
J. B. Huntington
Hilla
Margaret McCarley
Gladys
Glenn Craig
Louise Taylor
Reta
Road maintenance schedule and discussions noted
The agenda lists February 21 activities on road maintenance including state department administration, tree planting, highway bridges, and discussions with officials such as D. H. Winslow J. C. Carpenter and J. N. Ambler plus a discussion group and a plan for county maintenance organization.
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W. S. Fallis
T. M. Howerton
R. B. Coble
Wyther M. Peyton
C. R. Thomas
D. H. Winslow
A. D. Williams
J. S. Holmes
State Forester
J. N. Ambler
Victr von Gemmingen
G. W. Tomasson
A. F. Brown
M. E
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York
Washintons
Dainties
Scheduled Good Roads Institute
State University, Chapel Hill
W. C. Riddick
Bennehan Cameron
Roy M. Brown
Watauga County
H. B. Warner
Cobb
T. F. Hickerson
R. E. Snowden
W. L. Spoon
Sam D. Scott
R. EB. Snowden
W. B. Riker
S. B. Howard
Dr. McClure
J. J. Blair
The
Wilmington Savings & Trust Company
Vineberg Masonic Temple
Whitman’s
Justin
Jarman & Futrelle
Process Street
LeGwin Printing Co
Arace St
Wilmington, N. C
J.B. McCabe
COO
Certified Public Accoun
Murchison Bank
N. C
City Livery Co
Winter Park
Wrightsville
Wrightsville Beach
Leave “Electric Center” For
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Leave “Electric Centre
Beach
Wrightsv
Les Oe
Front and Princess Streets
Pr. ML A
Ninth and
Orange Street
Capitol
D.C
Union Station
W. T. Knight
Riggs
Woods Hutchinson
Hearst
Hutchinson
Best
Jarman & Futrell
West Twenty-Third St
New York City
Chels
Pennsylvania Station
7Th Aven
23Rd Street
Grand Central
4Th Avenue
Lackawanna
Iie
Reading
Balfi
Ohio
Jersey Central
le Valley R. R
23Rd Crosstown
Hotel Chels
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