Beauty Plan Inaugural Campaign vants Palmettoes and Myrtle Planting
The plan calls for a house to house canvass in the city to promote a beautiful plan. Citizens are urged to cooperate with the movement and help plant palmettoes and Myrtle.
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Newspaper
Wilmington Dispatch
Location
Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1917
Page
5
The plan calls for a house to house canvass in the city to promote a beautiful plan. Citizens are urged to cooperate with the movement and help plant palmettoes and Myrtle.
A 1917 letter from Capt E D Williams to Governor Bickett argues the oyster tax harms poor white and colored residents along New Hanover sounds. He recalls hardship and calls for relief, noting oystering and clamming have long supported families who now face restrictions.
Friday night February 23 marks 53 years of the order in Wilmington with a program at Pythian Hall Prin cess street. J William A Owen of Covington Tenn will deliver the principal address after arriving from Durham meeting a committee of local lodge members. The public especially ladies is invited to attend the exercises and hear the noted speaker.
Statement from National Special Aid chairman asks all canvassing committees to obtain reports from every woman in the city. If a personal interview is impossible, volunteers should telephone reachable individuals and remind absent respondents to submit information by Saturday. A preliminary call will ease interviews and improve promptness.
Honor lists for Seagate and Carolina Beach cover primary through eighth and ninth grades. Seagate teachers Gladys Berhard Bettie Downing Annie Herring lead the program with students named in each department. Carolina Beach honors include pupils across first through ninth grades with Winners Elliott Loughlin Fred Winner Ola Nelson and Elsie Henneker among others.
Nathan Mayer, 70, born in Germany and longtime Philadelphia resident, formerly of Wilmington, died in Philadelphia Tuesday. His remains will arrive Friday for burial at Oakdale cemetery. Survived by his wife Carrie Weil and daughter Minnie Mayer. an early member of St. John's Lodge of Masons, degree earned in 1870.
The case of A. Fred Devere against J. M. Satchwell was postponed from Wednesday to Tuesday afternoon next week. Plaintiff Woodus Kellum and J. C. King represent, with George L. Peschau and J. A. McNorton for the defense.
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