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Newspaper

Wilmington Dispatch

Location

Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1918

Page

5

Industrial prospect stirs Wilmington venture talks

E W Darling a Chicago contractor arrived from Washington to meet with Industrial Agent Cowan of the Chamber of Commerce. He studied Wilmington for a potential industry location and praised the citys development prospects after visiting Wrightsville Beach. He planned to return to Washington tonight to brief his clients.

Wilmington E. W. Darling Chicago Washington Cowan Chamber of Commerce Darling

Patriot ic operetta at Academy benefits Y M C A

"Under the Stars and Stripes" staged at the Academy of Music tonight features a patriotic operetta with wartime song hits. Proceeds aid the Y M C A in the army and overseas efforts, with broad support and a reserve seating section for white patrons. Admission is 35 cents and tickets are sold by local Y M C A offices and area stores.

Stars and Stripes Academy of Music New York J. B. Huntington Atlanta Red Cross W. C. A. Special Aid Northam’s Centre Restaurant Hall’s Drug Store Hanover Drug Store Payne Drug Company Wiestlie’s

Hart-Brown School Ends Session After Examinations

After exams the 1517-18 session closed with class standings prizes and patriotic songs. Persistent winter disruptions reduced outcomes with no pupil reaching maximum punctuality. Louise DeR Nick won best punctuality, Lilie Emerson VanLeuven best writing, Mary Allen Skelding top scholar with 94.7. Rena Mills Yates noted for exemplary conduct. unavoidable absences limited a Marion medal candidacy.

Hart Brown General Department Rena Mills Yates

Irish Potato Embargo Declared for Jersey City Market

An embargo on Irish potatoes for Jersey City has been declared due to freight congestion and labor shortages for unloading cars. Shippers are urged to use other markets for the next several days, according to advices from Professor W R Camp head of North Carolina division of markets.

Jersey City W. R. Camp North Caroina

Head of Stieff Piano Business Is Dead

Frederick P. Stieff, 74, head of the piano business of Charles M. Stieff, died Wednesday at his home on Somerset road in Roland Park after pneumonia. He was a director in the National Exchange Bank and active in church and charity work. Survived by widow Sarah A W Stieff, daughter Florence, and sons Frederick P. Stieff Jr and George Waters Stieff. funeral Friday at First English Lutheran Church and burial in Greenmount Cemetery.

Baltimore Frederick P. Stieff Charles M. Stieff Somerset Road Roland Park Ezra K. Bell First English Lutheran Church Fremont Avenue Lanvale Street Greenmount Cemetery Stieff Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association Na- Yonal Exchange Bank Wis Sarah A. W. Stieff Florence Stieff Elt Prederick P. Stieff, Jr Orge Waters Stieff

McClammy Family Heads to Sylvan Beach for Charade Cruise

Mr. and Mrs. R. P. McClammy with children depart for Sylvan Beach New York to bring home the 40 foot raised deck gasolene cruiser Charade from C. C. Twombly of New York. The craft replaces the Maraja which became the S P 413 patrol boat. the trip aims for recreation and delivery via Erie Canal and Hudson with stops in Albany New York City Baltimore Norfolk and other cities.

R. P. McClammy Janie Louise Owen Filyan Master Owen, Jr James E. Sharp Sylvan Beach Lake Oneida N. Y Wilmington Mr. McClammy C. C. Twombly New York McClammy Messrs. McClammy Sharp Erie Canal Hudson Inland Waterways Albany New York City Baltimore Norfolk Sam

Former Wilmingtonian Drowns While Saving Youth

Arthur Ladson Mills of Greenville South Carolina vice president and cashier of the Fourth National Bank and former Wilmington Savings Trust teller died yesterday in Laurel Park lake Hendersonville North Carolina while attempting to rescue a drowning boy named Ed Johnson. The boy also perished. Mills wife Mary Ella Moore and her relatives traveled to Greenville for funeral arrangements likely on Wednesday. Mills was a Davidson College alumnus known in local business circles.

Arthur Ladson Mills Greenville S. C Fourth National Bank Ed Johnson Asheville

War era aid sought for Wilmington baby milk station

Sorosis supports patriotic work and runs a Wilmington baby milk station to cut infant mortality during the 1918 1919 baby year. A rummage sale in Brooklyn next Saturday aims to raise funds with contributions collected by Mrs E Cooper at 208 North Fourth Street and cash gifts to Mrs J B Rice at 503 Market Street.

Johnson Federated Labs Sorosis Wilmngton Wilmington United States Brooklyn J. B. Rice Market Street

Father of Wilmington Attorney Dies Yesterday

Julius Augustine Turner of Greensboro father of W. P. Mangum Turner died yesterday morning at 11 oclock after a long illness caused by a complication of diseases. He had been in failing health for some time. funeral services will be held at his residence and the body interred at Hopewell Methodist burying ground near Old Trinity.

Julius Augustine Turner Greensboro W. P. Mangum Turner Turner Hopewell Methodist Church Old Trinity

Rotarians to Begin Housing Canvass for Shipbuilding Efforts

Rotarians will start a house to house canvass in Wilmington to collect information on housing facilities and opinions. Cards with detailed questions will be distributed at homes to gather on the spot answers as part of a patriotic wartime effort to support shipbuilding and local industry.

Wilmington George

Funeral Services Held From Church for Charles Nurnberger

Funeral services for Charles Frederick Nurnberger were held yesterday at St Pauls Evangelian Lutheran church at 2 pm, with Rev G W McClanahan and Rev Dr A D McClure officiating. Interment followed in Bellevue cemetery. Pallbearers included Henry Erick Tienchen and Carl Wessell. Sun day school class members Theodore Bremer Rudolf Konig and Jurgen Haar accompanied the casket.

Charles Frederick Nurnberger James Walker Memorial Hospital St. Paul’s Evangelian Lutheran Church G. W. McClanahan St. Matthew's Lutheran Church A. D. McClure Bellevue Cemetery Mahler Frederick Haar George Fretview Henry Erick Tienchen Carl Wessell Theodore Bremer Rudolph Konig Jurgen Haar

Funeral Services Held for Dr W J Love at St Andrew s Church

Funeral services for Dr W J Love held at St Andrew s Presbyterian Church at 3 30 PM with Rev A D McClure officiating. Interment followed in Oakdale cemetery. The remains arrived Saturday night and were taken to the home of Mr and Mrs W G Farmer 616 Princess Street. Pallbearers included Honorary Dr George G Thomas Dr R B Slocum W K Walker and others. Active pallbearers were W G Farmer Clayton Giles George Honnet L J Poisson and W G James.

W. J. Love St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church A. D. McClure Oakdale Cemetery W. G. Farmer Princess Street George G. Thomas R. B. Slocum W. K. Walker W. H. Yopp H. M. Foard George LeGrand Walter G. MacRae Clayton Giles George Honnet L. J. Poisson W. G. James

Rotarians to Meet for Bi Monthly Luncheon

The Rotary club holds its regular bi monthly meeting at the Y M C A tomorrow afternoon at 1 o clock. The luncheon meeting will proceed as usual. Secretary Louis T. Moore is out of the city and members are urged to remember this notice.

Rotary Club Louis T. Moore

La Creole Hair Dressing Promises Youthful Gray Hair Solution

An advertisement touts La Creole Hair Dressing as a fix for gray hair and dull beards, claiming quick, even color restoration. It asserts universal use, home application, a money-back guarantee, and lists Jarman & Futrelle of Wilmington, NC as sellers with $1.20 price and mail orders.

Jarman & Futrelle Wilmington N.C Adv

North Carolina Merchants Plan Sixteenth Convention at Wrightsville Beach

The sixteenth annual North Carolina Merchants Association convention will meet at the Sea Shore Hotel Wrightsville Beach from June 18 to 20. E L Howe chairman of the retail merchants division of the national war savings committee is among the principal speakers.

North Carolina Merchants’ Association Seashore Wrightsville Beach E. L. Howe Retail Merchants’ Division National War Savings Committee J. Frank Morris A. D. McClure D. D Wilmington Washington, D. C Retail Merchants Division Winston Salem B. F. Roark Charlotte J. Paul Leonard Statesville J. E. Davis Concord A. B. Justice R. L. Poston M. E. Newsom Durham C. E. Lundy Mt. City Calvin Woodward Wilson J. N. McCausland Constitutional W. N. Everett Rockingham National Security League Congress of National Service Thos. M. Shelton Wm. T. Kelly Greensboro The Food Administration Henry A. Page Raleigh Council of Defense W. S. Wilson State Council John L. Gilmer Winston-Salem Commercial Economy Board J Paul Leonard James R. Young Board of Directors M. E. Newsom, Jr C. BE. Lundy Mt. Airy R. L. Posto L. B. Markham H. E. Cartland E. A. Lacky Hamlet EB. M. Hakill, Jr Lenoir J. Norman Wills Elmer R. Oettinger W. T. McCoy C. A. Corbett Selma Mr. Airy W. S. Reich Elkin E. P. Hayes Rancieman J. L. Burrows Enfield B. F. Hooper Mocksville E. E. Broughton Bernard Allsbrook Scotland Neck John Mitchell R. M. Hanes W. M. Everett F. M. Craugh

Funeral Services for Mrs Lena King Reaves

The remains of Mrs Lena King Reaves wife of Robert M Reaves who died Saturday morning were laid to rest in Bellevue cemetery after funeral services at the Fourth Street Advent Christian church conducted by Rev J T Johnson. The largely attended service featured numerous floral offerings and pallbearers R P McClammy J C Anderson J M Curtis J O Sharpe W D Johnson and B H Laughlin.

Lena King Reaves Robert M. Reaves Bellevue Cemetery Fourth Street

Funeral Services for C. A. Davis This Afternoon

Funeral services for C. A. Davis, who died yesterday at noon at his home 312 Meares Street, will be held here this afternoon at 8 o clock. Interment will follow in Oakdale cemetery. He is survived by his wife and three daughters Lena, Maybelle, and Mrs. J A Sawyer, all of this city.

C. A. Davis Meares Street Oakdale Cemetery Lena Maybelle Davis J.A. Sawyer

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Academy Hart-Brown School Stieff Piano Business Rotarians ST. Andrew’s Church MR. Davis Palm Beach David A. David Company Just Milans Alma Brown DR. Vineberg Masonic Temple Her Hitman John McEachern Market St J.B. McCabe and CO Certified Public Accoun Murchison Bank Wilmington, N Carolina Printing and Stamp Works Grace St Sullivan Sheemakera N Front Street Wilmington Savings and Trust Company Wilmington Savings & Trust Company North Carolina
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