Wilmington Light Infantry Ends Eight Month Pay Controversy
National Guard payroll dispute concludes as Wilmington Light Infantry members receive about five hundred dollars for strike duty and two hundred dollars for all night duty and jail service. Coast artillery units and others also receive pay. Governor Bickett inauguration attendance plans cited.
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James B. Lynch
Agicer
Wilmington Light Infantry
Vi. Adjutant General’s Office
Raleigh
National Guard of
Yorth Carolina
Tidewater Power
Lawrence
Iason
Sam Merrick
Kielvin Morn
An Pieatimenth
Css
New Hanover Cates
Eli
Wilmington
Renmsy
Craven
Supreme
Art
National Guard
Verning
Larlotte
Greensboro
S.asbury
Coast Artillery Companies
Thomas W. Bickett
Raleich
Woodrow Wilson
Washington
Crowded Immanuel Church Hears Dr Black Sermon
Attendance at Immanuel Proserian Church Sunday night was unusually high as Dr William Black D D evangelist of the North Carolina synod delivered the first in a series of sermons. Duets by Dr Black and Mr Andrew Burr pleased the congregation. Cottage prayer meetings will be held every two days at 4 o clock. Morning services at 1 o'clock daily and an evening service at 7 30 o'clock each day will feature singing of gospel hymns.
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Dr. Black
Immanuel
Immanuel Proserian Church
William Black
D. D
North Carolina Synod
Black
Andrew Burr
Lospel
Lisine
Laymen Minsters to Gather for Two Day Association Conference
Laymen and ministers will attend a two day meeting of the Mission Baptist Association at the First Baptist Church beginning Wednesday at 10 o clock. A mass meeting Wednesday evening will feature Rev Walter Johnson and Rev G T Wtton among others. Attending pastors include Rev A H Porter Whiteville Rev Irabor Southport Rev G T Wtnton Goldsboro Rev H W Bs Lincolnton Morehead City Rev C V Brooks Wallace and Rev J H Poteat Whiteville.
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Ex- I
Miingion Baptist Association
Lild
Walter Johnson
Haleigh
Mission
Lesind
Baptist State Convent
Nanny
A .H. Porter
Whiteville
Irabaair
Southport
Ttn
Goldsboro
H. W
Wilmington National Special Aid Society seeks canvassers
Ladies in the Wilmington Chapter are urged to report soon to assist with registration surveys. Volunteers should reveal services they can render, become enrolled, and provide contact details. A pledge form lists agricultural, clerical, manufacturing, personal care, professional, public service, and transportation tasks.
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Wilmington
National Special Aid Society
P. O. Box
Red Men Celebrate In Dunn With Wilmington Degree Team
The Dunn Dispatch reports Chicora Tribe No. 183 welcomed a Wilmington Red Men degree team in Dunn North Carolina on Wednesday The visitors included Brother Davis and a twenty man troupe who performed with precision At the Dunn Cafe a public procession followed a lengthy parade in regalia showcasing the strong ties between local and Wilmington units This community event ends with gratitude for the visitors and hopes for future visits.
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Dunn
Dunn Dispatch
Wilmington
N. C
North Carolina
Davis
United States
Red Men
Brother Davis
Council Chamber
Dunn Cafe
P. A. Parker
Cap t W illiam Moves to Repeal Oyster License
Capt William pushes to end oyster picking license amid hardship for poor white and colored residents along New Hanover sounds. He cites fines and seeks relief through Cranmer and Grant, noting past petitions and lack of response as winter strains subsistence on oysters and fish.
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E. D. Williams
E. H. Cranmer
Captain Williams
Williams
L. Clayton Grant
New Hanover County
Grant
House
Senate
Brunswick County
Raleigh, N. C
Mr. Grant
Father and son work to forge closer ties in Wilmington
Wilmington embraces boy welfare through the Boy Scout movement and a juvenile court. The Y M C A provides full time Boys Work Secretaries to boost city programs. The Father and Son movement, started four years ago with banquets, aims to keep fathers and sons connected through adolescence, stressing practical guidance and shared companionship to prevent estrangement and future trouble.
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Wilmington
Odis B. Hinnant
Wilmington Young Men’s Christian Association
Civil War era letters reveal political lobbying from Raleigh and Wilmington
A collection of 1917 letters shows requests for legislative action on oyster catching rights in New Hanover County. Petitioners urge Representative L Clayton Grant to explain prospects to lawmakers, referencing white and colored livelihoods and appeals to sympathy, with mentions of Governor and state figures.
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BE. D. Williams
Raleigh
N. C
E. D. Williams
Wilmington
South Pole
H. Cranmer
L. Clayton Grant
New Hanover County
Mr. Grant
Winston-Salem
New Hanover
Fish and Shell Commission
Noland
Hayward County
Rose Hill Man Becomes District Superintendent
Rose Hill’s E M N Carr takes charge of The Mutual Life Insurance office in the Souther Building as District Superintendent. Carr, president of The Atlantic Coffin and Casket Co., Rose Hill, author of Carr's Arithmetic series, has two decades in the insurance field and wide state recognition. Friends wish him success in his new role.
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Rose Hill
Rere
E. McN. Carr
Mutual Life Insurance
Souther
Carr
Atlantic Coffin and Casket Co
B. F. Johnson’s Publishing Co
Richmond
Wilmington
Death of Mrs. Louis Barnhill After Fire Burns
Mrs. Louis Barnhill of Montague North Carolina died at James Walker Memorial Hospital from severe burns suffered at home last Monday morning. She was 30, survived by her husband two daughters two brothers and a sister. Interment will be at Point Caswell after transfer from Rook's. The burns occurred when her clothing caught fire while dressing a daughter near an open fireplace.
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Louis Barnhill
James Walker Hospital
Montague
N. C
James Walker Memorial Hospital
Rook’s
Point Caswell
Messrs. G. F. and
H. Hunt
E. A. Hor
Auction Sale Offered by United Realty and James Team
A March 2 combination auction by Messrs. James and James Inc through United Realty Company will offer two valuable properties to the public. They invite owners with property to list it for inclusion in the sale.
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Messrs. James and James, Inc
United Realty Company
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