New Hanover Democrats Set March 19 Primary Date
The New Hanover County Democratic Executive Committee fixed March 19 as the county officers primary date. Filing closes February 7 with fees set for sheriff clerk of court and others. John W. Gafford to handle filings. Several anticipated congressional candidates from Godwin to Varser eyed. Sheriff Jackson and other officeholders expected to run again amid a crowded early field.
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New Hanover County
Democratic Executive Committee
Trust Building
Thomas E.cooper
T. L. Landen
Walter Horn
J. H
Recorder’s Court
John W. Gafford
H. L. Godwin
Herbert McClammy
George C. Jackson
S. P. Cowan
Jackson
W. N. Harriss
Superior Court
J. A. Orrell
John Haar
Thenty
George Harriss
B. G. Empie
J. F. Head
Udates
P. Mangum Turner
Met
Father and Son Movement in City Observed Week
The Boys' Division of the Local YMCA promotes the Father and Son movement with a city wide observance from February 11 to 17. Four banquets will be held at Calvary Baptist Church Church of the Covenant Southside Baptist and the YMCA, with participation from Grace First Presbyterian First Baptist Fifth Avenue Dock Christian churches and leaders urge fathers to spend time with sons to prevent estrangement and guide moral development.
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Young Men’s Christian Association
Calvary Baptist Church
North Wilmington
Church of the Covenant
East Wilmington
Southside Baptist Church
South Wilmington
Grace
Methodist
First Presbyterian
First Baptist
Fifth Avenue
Dock Christian Church
United States
Cleveland
Ohio
Practically All Offices Will Close Monday Heatless Day
City businesses will observe the second heatless Monday under Federal Fuel Administration orders. Most offices and shops will close, with exceptions for banks, physicians, dentists, and certain federal and state offices which remain exempt.
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Garfield
United Action
Chamber of Commerce
Fuel Administration
Murchison, Trust
M. S. Willard
New Hanover County
McAlister
Greensboro
State Fuel Administration
United States Fuel Administration
United States
Belk Williams buyers depart for Northern markets
Mr J C Williams president of the Belk Williams Company Miss Lizzie Mulford buyer of ladies ready to wear and Miss Bessie Penny buyer of millinery leave tonight for Northern markets Penny recently promoted to millinery buyer and department manager after two years in designing and trimming She will stay in New York about three weeks studying season trends
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J. C. Williams
Belk-Williams Company
Lizzie Mulford
Bessie Penny
Penny
New York
Smileage books aid soldiers with camp theatre tickets
The Smileage campaign organized by the Training Camp Activities committee advances tomorrow with Rotary Club local support to provide soldiers in camps with coupon books for theater seats. Books come in 20 coupons for a dollar or 100 for five dollars and are usable at camp theatres nationwide. The program aims to ease camp life and maintain links to home as entertainment is coordinated by War Department supported circles and chautauqua groups.
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Rotary Club
Congress
Marc Klaw
Klew and
Erlanger
E. F. Albee
Keith
Maude Adams
William Eversham
Baker
Raymond B. Fosdick
Commission
Boston Symphony
Wilmington
Redpath Chautauqua
Piedmont Lyrum
Radcliffe
Chatauqua Lyceums
Harry P. Harrison
Chatauqua
Knights of Columbus
Young Men's Hebrew Association
Military Entertainment Council
National Army
War Department
United States
Harold Braddock
Washington, D
The Father as Educator and Knight in Youth
The passage argues that a father should be more than financial provider, becoming a student of his son's life. It emphasizes cultivating the boy’s native interests, guiding his ambitions, and shaping them toward noble ideals, likening fatherhood to a noble profession and a life calling.
Second Wood Cutting Day Set for Monday
The colored men of the city plan a second wood cutting day on Monday at the Tidewater Power forest tract near Oleander station. One half of wood cut will go to Associated Charities, the rest hauled to homes free of charge.
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Chamber of Commerce
Colored Ministerial Association
Tidewater Power Company
Oleander Station
Associated Charities
Officers disrupt alleged skin game raid in North Second Street house
A raid raided a North Second Street house as officers arrested twelve people for gambling in a suspected skin game. Preston Washington and others faced Recorder Harriss. escapes at large, chimney dash and chicken house pursuit described. raid led by Sergeant Grimsley with officers Munn Reynolds Gray and Shipp.
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Harriss
Preston Washington
George
Preston Green
Robert Bryant
George Franklin
James Brooks
Will Daniels
George Herring
John Herring
John Gauss
Pete Wells
Mollie Miller
Grimsley
Munn, Reynolds, Gray and Shipp
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