Suspensions Follow Vandalism at Indian River High School
Police and city officials investigated late at night as decorum and property were damaged at the high school after a Valentine event. Three students confessed knowledge of the acts, but naming others required before they may return to class. damage valued over $100, flag desecration noted.
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Pons High School
King Merry
Valentine
Vias
Atl “Coleman
Malcolm Little
Bete
Williams
Depe
Jiams
Tose
Aiet
John J. Blair
J. Shepard Bryan
Hemenway
Coleman
Mtire
Mes
Wen
Whooe
Blair
Little
Mr. Little
Dorsey Phil
Department Justice
Foundation
Si “A
Electric Maintenance Company Chartered to Open in Wilmington
New business chartered by the Secretary of State to operate in Wilmington includes hiring electricians and mechanics and selling electrical equipment. Authorized capital is 310 000 with 600 paid in. Incorporators are Charles R. Sage M Y McIntire and Hobbs Jr with plans to open first of the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilming
Charles R. Sage
M. Y. McIntire
E. Hobbs, Jr
Freshmen Suffer Early Lead as Sophomores Rally
A mistyped scoreline shows freshmen led sophomores 19 to 13 in the opening inning, with the Rae's scoring three in the first. Sophomores answered strong in the second chapter, seven runs off a mound pitcher to clinch the game.
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Ated
Four Requests Made of County Chairman
Col. F. H. Fries issued four directives to county chairmen urging rapid use of Raleigh War Savings Institute ideas. They include holding local meetings, placing speakers in every school to explain war savings stamps, selling stamps at schoolhouses on February 22, and organizing school based war savings societies to reach every child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
F. H. Fries
War Savings
War Savings Institute
Raleigh
War Savings Societies
Fries
Washington
Frthermore
State defense warns shipyard volunteers not to quit jobs
Chairman Sanford Martion of the State Council of Defense urges Four Minute Men to correct the false belief that shipyard work is immediate. He says labor needs are met, registration is required now, and applicants will be notified when and where work is available with salaries determined later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford Martion
State Council of Defense
T. L. Bland
Rocky Mount
W. S. Wilson
Raleigh
Contributions Acknowledged for Atlantic Relief Fund
Local Red Cross records lists contributions for Atlantic disaster relief including donations from Mrs. Hugh Mac Rae Miss Emily Kenan Mrs. J. B. Rice Mrs. G. G. Thomas Jr Mrs. E. C. Shepard and chapter members. Wilmington unit seeks 200 toward 2000 needed to aid storm victims. Reverend Pease notes funds are urgently required to alleviate suffering.
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Atlantic
Red Cross
Hugh MacRae
Emily Kenan
J. B. Rice
G. G. Thomas, Jr
E. C. Shepard
Cuthbert Martin
Wilmington
Thomas Peae Een
King Illness Reported Causes Concern
Friends learn that B. F. King of 511 South Front street is ill at his home. He has been confined to his room since Wednesday but hopes to be out again in a few days.
A new house should never be pampered in
All signs of dams disappear.
Poultry Order Aims to Save Eggs Across State
State Food Administration urges owners of poultry flocks to refrain from selling hens and pullets before May 1. The rule targets licensed dealers and cold storage, promising no farmer loss but a gain by conserving eggs valued at 80 to 100 percent of hens. Consumers urged to avoid fowls for weeks, except male stock.
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The
Food Administration
Henry A. Page
North Carolina
Department of Agriculture
Farmers May Buy Flour Says Hoover
The United States Food Administration ruled that North Carolina farmers may buy flour without being required to also purchase corn meal or substitutes. Senator Simmons raised complaints from farmers who had surplus corn meal, and Hoover issued this ruling directing purchases not to exceed 70 percent of normal consumption and to use flour substitutes when possible.
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Geo. H. Manning
Washington, D. C
United States Food Administration
North Carolina
Senator Simmons
Simmons
Mr. Hoover
Food Administration
Local Craven County Officials and Leaders Highlight War Efforts
New Bern reports strong compliance with U S food administration directives as residents aid conservation efforts. County auditor H M Groves Jr succeeds his late father with praise for readiness. Congress hopeful Abernethy returns optimistic about district support. Mills resume full operation boosting slab wood supplies for next winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bern
Craven County
United States
Craven County Board of Commissioners
H. M. Groves, Jr
H. M. Groves
Groves
Charles L. Abernethy
Abernethy
Washington
Vitae Abernethy
Simmons Works Hard for This Port in Wilmington
Senator W B Cooper returns from Washington praising Senator F M Simmons for strong support of Wilmington and North Carolina’s port interests. Cooper says Simmons quietly champions the port, gathering national recognition and federal treatment due to his influence with the President and national officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simmons
Cooper
Wilson
Wilmington
Senator Simmons
Washington
Barley and Wheat Flour Mix Used for Biscuit Baking
A recipe note indicates barley and wheat flour blended at a low level can replace pure flour in biscuit dough. Baking powder assists the mixture, suggesting a simple method for denser, quick biscuits.
All Father and Son Banquets Prove Highly Successful
Last night Father and Son banquets across city churches and the Y M C A drew hundreds, strengthening bonds between fathers and sons. At the Y M C A the gymnasium banquet was the largest yet equally well staged with smilax decor, candlelit tables, and a program of recitations and solos led by toastmasters George Peschau and Thomas W. Davis. Distinguished speakers included Rev J H McCracken, Rev Marion Huske, Rev Duvall Gwathimey, and Mr C Walton Johnson. C overs were set for 114 at the Church of the Covenant with talks by Rev Huske and Rev Gwathimey. similar setups at the Church of the Good Shepherd and St Andrew's Memorial Hall hosted 74 covers with E H Hardison and Archie McNair contributing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Peschau
J. H. McCracken
C. Walton Johnson
Church of the Covenant
Thomas W. Davis, Esq
Marion Huske
Duvall F. Gwathimey
Church of the Good Shepherd
J. H. Curtis
Odis B. Hinnant
A. Matthews
Marvin Shinn
Memorial Hall
St. Andrew’s
Worship Schedule Highlights Across Multiple Churches
A compact church notices page lists services across several Wilmington parishes. Immanuel hosts 11 a m Sunday worship with ordination emphasis for elected elders. Church of the Covenant in Market and Fifteenth streets offers 11 a m and 8 p m services with 3:30 p m Sunday school. St. Andrew’s on Fourth and Campbell holds 11 a m service and 3:30 p m Sabbath school with Endeavor programs thereafter.
Evening Service at St An drew’s Presbyterian Church
Morning worship features a sermon from Ezekiel forty eight thirty five The Lord is there and special choir music The night service is canceled The congregation joins Church of the Covenant located at fifteenth and Market streets for worship
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St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
Church of the Covenant
Fifteenth
Market Streets
St James and St Pauls Church Lent Services and Sermons
St James rector Rev W H Milton preaches on Driven and the Two Salvations at night with a choir recital. Services begin 8 11 5 7 45. St Pauls Sixteenth and Market street rector Rev D L Gwathmey First Sunday in Lent Holy Communion 7 30 Morning Prayer 11 Evening Prayer 5 Regular weekday services 5 30 with Ember Day prayers 8 p m except Wednesday. Visitors welcome with free seating.
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St. James
W. H. Milton
D. D
St. Paul’s Church
Sixteenth
Market Streets
D. L.gwathmey
Union Prayer Meeting at St Pauls Church
The next Union prayer meeting will be held at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church at Sixth and Market streets. Rev F B Claussen pastor will lead on Monday evening February 18 at 6 oclock. The public is invited to this service.
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St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Market Streets
F. B. Claussen
Lutheran St Pauls Church Service Note
Market and Sixth streets hosts Lutheran St. Pauls Church service led by Rev. F. B. Clausen in the morning.
Advent and First Christian Church Services Listed
Sunday schedule for Advent at South Fourth and Church with Rev T T Johnson includes Sunday school at 10 am and services at 11 am and 7 30 pm with titled sermons God s Workmanship and A Forward Movement A church annex oyster supper with ice cream and cake on Thursday at 6 30 pm is noted Public invitation. First Christian on Dock Street lists 11 am and 7 30 pm sermons by Rev d E Reynolds and evening W C T U Christian Endeavor Junior Endeavor and prayer meeting details with 9 45 am Sunday school and 6 45 pm Endeavor. Public invited to attend all services.
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Advent
South Fourth
Church Streets
T. T. Johnson
Robert Reaves
First Christian
Dock Street
D. ‘E. Reynolds
Christian Endeavor
Calvary Churches Schedule with Sermons and Meetings
Calvary J A Sullivan pastor holds Sunday worship at 11 a m and 7 30 p m with sermons Morning Praise God and Keep His Commandments and Among the Thorns Sunday school at 9 45 a m led by Mr J W Hollis Junior B Y P U at 6 45 p m. Sunbeams Monday at 3 30 p m. Prayer meeting Wednesday night. Teachers supper and Senior B Y P U Thursday night. Delgado Rev A L Goodrich pastor Sunday School 11 45 a m L W Moore superintendent 7 30 preaching on Will Germany Win or Lose Wednesday Feb 20 at 3 30 San beams in charge Mrs C B Newcombe 7 30 B Y P U led by E W Walder president Henry Carter group leader 7 40 Midweek prayer Home Made Prayer Meetings second in series Friday Feb 22 Junior B Y U led by Mrs W O Fickling Wrightsboro Rev A L Goodrich preaching at 11 a m on One Things About Germany and The Germans 3 00 Sunday School classes for all ages 7 30 B Y P U in charge of Mr Co G Van Landingham group leader Midweek prayer Tuesday Adolph Rogers nights at 7 30 All welcome
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Calvary
J. A. Sullivan
Delgado
A. L. Goodrich
Germany
Co. G. van Landingham
Adolph Rogers
All Welcome
Church Services Announced on Bladen and Fifth Avenues
Rev. E C Sell on Bladen Street preaches at 11 a m and 7 20 p m with Sunday school at 3 30 p m Rev J H McCracken on Fifth Avenue delivers a sermon at 11 a m on The One Talent Person and at 7 30 p m with Sunday school at 9 45 a m Epworth League meets Tuesday at 8 p m Strangers and visitors are invited to all services
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Bladen Street
Fifth and
Bladen Streets
E. C. Sell
Fifth Avenue
J. H. McCracken
Epworth League
Elders to Be Installed at First Presbyterian Church
The First Presbyterian church plans ordination and installation of newly elected elders tomorrow at 11 o clock. Rev Dr John M Wells will preach on Ordination. The service, postponed from Sunday, will include other regular worship activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Wells
First Presbyterian Church
John M. Wells
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RA Hgh
NEW Business Chartered
Sa Aan
Martin
Hoover
Craven County Aids Food Administration
W. B. Cooper
F. M. Simmons
North Carolia
Wilmington Savings & Trust Company
Princess Street
Presbyterian
South Third
Orange Streets
Immanuel
Front
Queen Streets
Brotherhood and Ladies’ Auxiliary
Market
Fifteenth Streets
Marion S. Huske
Union
Fourth
Campbell Streets
A. D. McClure
Harnett Street
Eighth
Harnett Streets
W. M. Baker
Winter Park
Andrew J. Howell
Junior Christian Endeavor
Senior Christian Endeavor
Mr. Howell
Missionary Society
St. Matthew's Evangelical
G. W. McClanahan
H. EB. Bonitz
New Hanover County
National Lutheran Commission For Soldiers and Sailors’ Welfare
Episcopal
Christian
Baptist
Methodist
Noah
Richmond
Noah Products Corp
Ays
Wilmington, N. C
Wrightsville Beach
Armstrong
Hotel Chelsea West
Twenty-Third St
Seventh Av
New York City
Hotel Chelsea
Pennsylvania Station
Lehigh Valley R. A
New York
J.B. McCabe and CO. Certified Public Accountants
Murchison Bank
Wilmington, N. CG
Chichester
Lee
Cincinnati
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