Local society notes and wedding announce in Wilmington area
Multiple short items report travel visits by residents, engagements and marriages including Jessie Smith and Edgar H. Pigford wed in Calvary Baptist church. Mentions Elizabeth Powell returning from Atlanta and Mabel Wessell back to Salem College. Also notes garden play at St John church and Y W C A meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Smith
Edgar H. Pigford
Teacheys
Calvary Baptist Church
J. A. Sullivan
Tambour and wife mark 44th wedding anniversary in Castle Haynes
Mr and Mrs Henry Tambour of Patterson New Jersey and Castle Haynes celebrated their 44th wedding anniversary Tuesday night with many friends in Castle Haynes. A son M C Tambour of Haleden New Jersey travelled to attend. Hollanders from Castle Haynes and nearby joined in dancing songs and recitations and refreshments were served. The couple spend winters at Castle Haynes due to Mr Tambour's health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Tambour
Patterson
N. J
Castle Hayes
M. C. Tambour
Haleden
Castle Haynes
Tambour
The Woman's Exchange Opens at Royal Theatre Building
The Woman's Exchange begins operations in the Royal Theatre Building with an initiation fee of one dollar and 10 percent commission. Nonmembers may submit articles for a 15 percent commission. Orders are taken Saturdays and a delicatessen table will be featured. Inquiries may call 830 between 10 am and 5 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Theatre
Percy W Wells Leaves for Philadelphia and New York
Mr. Percy W. Wells, president of the Soward Wells Amusement Company, of this city, departed last night for a brief business trip to Philadelphia and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy W. Wells
Soward-Wells Amusement Company
Philadelphia
New York
Coast Line Hotel Cafe Rooms For Rent By Day Week Or Month
Meager ad offers rooms by day week or month at reasonable rates. Located at 208 North Front Street with 298 W as contact, open at any hour. Formally a hotel cafe listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coast Line
Front Street
First Baptist Sunday School Troop to Organize at Y M C A
An additional Boy Scout troop will be formed at the Y M C A Friday night led by D H Wilcox and Scout Master Odis B Hinnant. Membership limited to First Baptist Sunday School members or those joining a class. Officers may be elected that night. plans aim for two dozen attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
D. H. Wilcox
Odis B. Hinnant
First Baptist Sunday Schools
First Baptist Sunday School
Wilcox
Hurt
Th First Baptist Church
Boy Scout Movement
D. H. Howes, Jr
Association
Howes
Young America
Scout Movement
Remains Expected for Private Guthrie From Texas
The body of Private George Thomas Guthrie of Company A Wilmington Engineer Troops North Carolina National Guard died at Camp Stewart El Paso Texas is due to arrive in Wilmington on the Coast Line train late tomorrow night. Undertaker W H Yopp will take charge and the interment is planned for Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Texas
George Thomas Guthrie
Company A
Wilmington Engineer
National Guard of
North Carolina
Camp Stewart
el Paso
Coast Line
W. H. Yopp
WANTED For Assault Arthur Yates Named in Warrant
Police seek Arthur Yates for assault on Jesse Thomas of 1303 North Seventh Street. A warrant was issued after Thomas appeared at the Court House with other women charged with vagrancy. Dr Stovall treated the victim. Sheriff Jackson investigated before the warrant was drawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Yates
Jesse Thomas
North Seventh Street
Thomas
Stovall
Jackson
Yates
Notice of summons and attachment in Harriss case
William Nutt sues W. N. Harriss clerk of the Recorder's Court for North Hangover County North Carolina for 216.25 for goods sold and delivered. A summons issued January 8 1917 returnable February 22 1917 and a writ of attachment issued January 8 1917 returnable with the summons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Nutt
Br W. N. Harriss
Recorder’s Court
New Hangover County
North Carolina
Iain
Recorder's Court
N. Harriss
State Court Notice in New Hanover County
State of North Carolina in New Hanover Superior Court issues a notice referencing G. Ww. Harrelson. Legal action details are not fully readable in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of North Carolina
New Hanover
Nora Harrelson
New Hanover County
Siti
Wilmington
Porte Carolina
Stonemen Fellowship Rising From Philadelphia Roots
A vast Protestant secret order of 140000 men, started in Philadelphia, aims to unify Protestant faiths and address social issues through brotherly love. Led by Rev. H Charles Stone, the group spreads via ward councils, mass pilgrimages, and extempore preaching, with critics fearing politics and secrecy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
H. Charles Stone
Placid
MBH
Episcopal Church
Pennsylvania
Billy Sunday
Scranton
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Stoneman
League Island Navy Yard
Memorial Chapel
Holy Trinity Church
H. C. Stone
Stone
Federal Employees Fear Senate Defeat of pays Increase
Local federal employee groups led by A A Hergenrother and R H Ford report disappointment as Washington sources say the Senate Democratic caucus will defeat the five to ten percent pay raise already passed by the House. Petitions had urged enactment amid postal and engineer support. Further hearings were sought but no word came.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senat
McLarin
National Federal Employees
Ion
Postal Clerks’ Associations
Senate
North Carolina
Postal and Engineer Department
Postal
A. A. Hergenrother
Federal
R. H. Ford
Wilmington
House
Death toll delays funeral from Newark.
The brother of Mr. FL Dellwin was killed at Woolvin’s station by a 4 Coast Line train Tuesday. He was to arrive from Newark to convey the deceased to Newark for interment, but did not arrive. The victim’s remains lie at the undertaking rooms of Mr J F Woolvin on Prine Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FL. Dellwin
Woolvin
Coast Line
Newark
J. F. Woolvin
Prine Street
Card of Thanks for Daughters Death
Mrs Lucy R Register thanks three friends for kindness during the recent death of her daughter Cnet Register. Advt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnet
Lucy R. Register
The Kaiser's Hope for Nobel Peace Prize Victory
In a Louisville Courier-Journal note, the Kaiser shows no care for who wins the Nobel Peace Prize yet would be pleased to see any recipient prevail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiser
The
Louisville Courier-Journal
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Walter Rutland
Washington, D. C
H. C. Bear
Sigmore Bear
Elizabeth Powell
Atlanta
R. B. Green
Mabel Wessell
Salem College
Winston-Salem
R. W. Herring and Son
Fayetteville
Edward Wooten
St. John Episcopal Shurch
Andrew Howell
Helen Alexander League
Florence Wessell
Salem
Elizabeth College
H. L. Fennell
C. D. Bell
Raleigh
E. F. Williams
Winter Park
Roseboro
James Vann
J. P. Hand
Ivanhoe
City
Sarah Phillips
Sanford
J. Johnson
Catherine
Winnabow
D. S Murray
Little Mill Nell
Greensboro
Topsail Presbyterian Church
Topsail, N. C
Robert Co. Merrett
James Walker Memorial Hospital
No. 115
North Fifth Street
Ruth Shaw
Southport
Rochester
Mrs. Shaw
Young Women's Christian Association
Wilmingonian
Georgia
Clarence Hardy Beery
Savannah
N. C
Ella Lucille Coats
Nicholas Righter
St. Michael's Chapel
A. D. Brown
G. Ww. Harrelson
Il-Law
Thor
Billy Sutfiday
Dr. Stone
India
Cramp’s
Brotherhood of Man
Stonemen’s Fellowship
Church of God
Br. Stone
Wokaex Xga
Ries
Belk-Williams Company
Negister
Sam
Geo, Williams
Banshees
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