Clergy shuffle at St. Paul's as Gwathmey to arrive
Rev J W Seabrease acts as interim rector at St Pauls Episcopal Church until Rev D L Gwathmey of Bar esboro Va arrives around March 20 to assume duties. He succeeds Rev Heald who resigned two months ago after three years at the church. Seabrease will conduct services today and remain until Gwathmey takes charge, with Heald possibly moving to another church after recuperation from injuries.
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Duvall
DL. Gwathmey
Baresboro
St. Paul's
Gwathmey
Reane
Heald
Amr Fe
Wilmindon
St. Paul’s Church
Thomas C. James
Marke Street
Yeenis
Mr. Heald
Pilus Capabilities
St. Pauls Church
Ieat Iiset
Seabrease
Coahiney
Heald Willee
Landy
Funeral this afternoon for Mrs Laura Over in Market Street home
Services to be held at 3 PM from the late residence 116 Market street conducted by Rev F B Clausen pastor of St Pauls Lutheran church. Yesterday it was noted Rev G W McClanshan would lead but changes were made due to illness.
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F. B. Clausen
Laura
Lee Greer
Market Street
Wlackly
Flor. Clausen
St Paul's Lutheran Church
G. W. McClanshan
St. Mathews
Wilmington Directory to Cost One Dollar More
A Richmond based company plans a unified Wilmington city directory with a higher price. The new plan promises easier tracing of residents and improved service, though the annual cost increases by one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Hill di- Misory Company
Richmond
Lyin
Fishermen Thank Captain Williams for Oyster Law Relief
Masonboro fishermen express appreciation for Capt Williams efforts to secure oyster licensing relief. A petition organized by Williams is cited as key to securing legislative relief, with oystermen praising his just appeal to authorities on their behalf.
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Captain Williams
Masonboro
May Williams
Lasouboro Sound
Illiams
Wiliams
Ile
Williams
Capt. Williams
Fear for Passage Proposed General Law in Legislature
Citizens of Wilmington press for a vote on changing city government before the primary, hoping a new general law allows an election. Many fear the measure will stall at the end of the session, delaying any Charter change for another two years.
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Wilmington
Grant
Court House
de Ranatte
A Perfect Day in the City Weather Scene
A writer muses on a near perfect day as summer seems to return to its base. The piece notes the fickle mind of a weather watcher and the unpredictability of tomorrow while recalling a song about a perfect day.
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Summer
Liad
Prominent Professor Urges Rural School Reform At Wilmington Meeting
Superintendent John J. Blair outlined plans to run three county bus lines to the new model high school and rural schools. Professor T. E. Browne urged rural educational clubs and simpler agricultural study to raise prospects for county children.
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John J. Blair
New Hanover County
T. E. Browne
A. & M. College
Raleigh
J. P. Herring
Browne
Mr. Herring
Board of Education
J. O. Brown
East
Wilmington
W. S. Rhodes
Wrightsboro
Professor Browne
Blair
King's Business College Moves to Davidson Building Quarters
King's Business College installs new furniture on the third floor of the Davidson building in Charlotte. The local institution opens there Monday after relocating from temporary quarters in the American building due to a February fire that gutted the Johnson building. Extensive remodeling accompanied the move and fixtures were ordered by wire to replace the lost equipment.
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King’s Business College
Davidson
Charlotte
American
Johnson
College
Special Aid Society Announces Lectures and Classes
The National Special Aid Society schedules a February 28 meeting at 3 20 in the High school chapel with Dr Coddington addressing wounds. Additional first aid classes run Wednesday and Thursday led by Drs Hart Green and Tankersley with telegraphy and patriotism topics and a city canvass for volunteers.
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National Special Aid Society
Coddington
Hart
Green
Tankersley
America
Thomas Green
Red Cross
Johnston Defends Democratic Committee Action on Local Matters
J Herbert Johnston, county Democratic Executive Committee member, rebukes critics Iredell Meares and George Rountree for questioning the committee’s push to have Senator Cranmer defer purely local matters to Representative L Clayton Grant. He defends progressive leadership, cites rural police protection as a key need, and endorses Grant to protect public interests.
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J. Herbert Johnston
Democratic Executive Committee
George Rountree
Iredell Meares
Cranmer
L. Clayton Grant
Judge Bryan
Meares
Rountree
Supreme Court
Supreme Court, If Reports Are True, In Reversing So Many of Mr. Rountree
Mr. Rountree
Mr. Meares
Flags Made by City School Girls Draw Crowds
Flags made in Wilmington by sewing classes attracted notice and praise at the Board of Education office. Superintendent John J. Blair said the homemade flags cost half as much as purchased ones and used regulation size with stars stitched on, avoiding printing for a neater appearance.
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Wilmington
Board of Education
John J. Blair
Blair
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Rev. Duvall L. Gwathmey
Rev. E. Def. Heald
J. W. Seabrease
Mr. Gwathmey
Gur
The
Wilmington Savings & Trust Company
Mrljohnston
Judge Rountree
Bon Marche (Incorporated
Vogue
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