WORTH AND MITCHELL MARRIED IN SIMPLE HOME WEDDING
Miss Annie Worth and Mr George L Mitchell wed at 412 South Third street with Rev J M Wells officiating. Daisy and ivy decor, flower children, maid of honor Miss Mary Worth. couple to host autumn ceremony and plan return to Washington, D C for brief honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Claire Craig
Ernest I. Benson
Mabel Smith
Rosa Mohr
Sallie Burriss
Miss Craig
Annie Thomas
Mabel Woolard
Nell Williams
Mabel Craig
Bertha Williams
Annie Lucas
Sallie
Ed. Munson
Dorothy Nash
Ruth Smith
Elizabeth Pemberton
Lucy Murchison
Betty Worth Sprunt
Walter Payne Sprunt
Mary Worth
Montgomery
Ala
Charles W. Worth
Mitchell
Washington, D. C
Urge Warner Candidacy for National Presidency
A North Carolina convention speaker pressed Henry Varner as a capable head for a national movement. He argued for federal censorship to achieve uniform rules and cited Wilmington and Raleigh as equal viewing grounds. He praised the industry for shifts to less objectionable films and noted a Winston Salem lawyer’s claim that theatres help keep people out of asylums. He urged theaters to donate one day’s gross monthly to Red Cross work, asserting it boosts visibility and attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Varner
Wilmington
Raleigh
Sams
Winston-Salem
Moving Picture Theatres
North Carolina
Red Cross
Senate Finance Committee
United States Congress
North Carolina Motion Pictures Exhibitors’ League
City schools cut janitor staff due to funds run dry
Chairman Thomas B Cooper of the Board of Education informs white city school janitors that summer services will be dispensed with as funds are exhausted. A letter to Councilman J M Hall requests police supervision of buildings and playgrounds to deter vandalism and damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Cooper
Board of Education
Cooper
J. M. Hall
Jas. M. Hall
Wrightsville Breezes with Walker and Irene at Beach
Mr. W. M. Walker and his daughter Miss Irene of Fayetteville are spending time at Wrightsville Beach, enjoying the seaside retreat.
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W. M. Walker
Irene
Fayetteville
Wrightsville Beach
Guests registered at the Sea View Inn this week
The Sea View Inn listed guests including James N Pfeiffer of Chicago Edward Godecht Cincinnati Ohio John F Kneisel Edmund F Kneisel Toledo Ohio Clarence C Bunjo Detroit Michigan Elmer L Brown Indianapolis Indiana Joseph Carter Toledo Ohio H Koester New York City J L Clayton C T Fulcher Leaksville North Carolina
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Sea View Inn
James N
Pfeiffer
Chicago
Ill
G. T. Tyler
Whiteville
N. C
Edward Godecht
Cincinnati
John F. Kneisel
Edmund F. Kneisel
Toledo
Clarence C. Bunjo
Detroit
Mich
Elmer L. Brown
Indianapolis
Ind
Joseph Carter
O. H. Koester
New York City
J. L. Clayton
North Carolina delegates discuss Chicago convention and Varner support
The article notes personal mentions of Mr W H Yopp returning from Washington and Baltimore and Rev J P Pate traveling to Kenansville. It describes a Wrightsville Beach convention where resolution about the war was adopted and Mr Varner urged for national presidency. A nominating committee was named and debated, with Craver Brown Drake Mason and Paratis named. Delegates discussed fundraising and the open floor rights for nominations. Officers and delegates to Chicago are to be chosen at this afternoon session.
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W. H. Yopp
Washington
Baltimore
J. P. Pate
Bladen Street Methodist Church
Kenansville
National Red Cross Society
Wrightsville Beach
North Carolina
P. W. Whlls
H. B. Varner
Wells
Messrs
Craver
Brown
Drake
Mason
Paratis
Darden
State League
League
Varner
Chicago
Rural Building and Loan Association Elects Officers
The twelfth annual stockholders meeting at 118 Princess Street today noon elected officers for the ensuing year led by President J Holmes Davis and Vice President Marshall Shrier. Secretary treasurer James Owen Reilly reported assets of 134000. Directors named include C C Chadbourn M L Starkey T B Carroll A G Warren and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholders Rural Building and Loan Association
James Owen Reilly
Princess Street
Sol Sternberger
Reilly
J. Holmes Davis
Marshall Shrier
M. Bellamy, Jr
James Owen [Reilly
Messrs
C. C. Chadbourn
M. L. Starkey
T. B. Carroll
A. G. Warren
W. D. Meaig
W. A. McGirt
Martin O’brien
M. Bellamy
Nation and Liberty Loan surge surpasses quotas
Reports show Liberty Loan subscriptions across districts swell well beyond minimums with Maryland New England and Chicago leading. Philadelphia New Orleans and Atlanta districts also report strong demand as banks race to complete subscriptions before deadlines. Reynolds Tobacco adds a million while overall over-subscription hints at broad public support for the war finance effort.
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Kansas City
Atlanta
South
Philippines
Virgin Islands
McAdoo
Treasury Department
America
Women of America
Withc
Liberty Loan
Congress
Philadelphia
Clearing House Committee
New Orleans
Louisiana
Federal Reserve Bank
Stock Exchange
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Maryland
Baltimore
Loan Executive Committee
Reynolds Tobacco Co
Winston-Salem
N. C
R. G. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Fifth District
Richmond
Liberty
New England
Boston
Atlanta Federal Reserve District
World Food Shortage Debate Emphasizes Shared Duty
In Washington a meeting pressed for laws to curb food speculators and regulate prices to aid consumers and producers. Speakers urged boosting domestic production to feed Europe, warn against famine, and stressed citizen effort alongside soldiers to preserve liberty and aid Portugal and Armenia. The Baltimore Federal League Club dropped its suit against organized baseball.
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United States
Washington
Bickett
Raleigh
Congress
North Carolina
MacRae
Portugal
Wilmington
Armenia
Europe
Rd R. da
Baltimore Federal League Club
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New Berfe
Spieche Bogan
Eerie
Lauars
Jat Wright
Portsmouth
Letivand
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Carr
Ne. 4
Carroll
Beulahville
B. B. Pridgen
North Fourth Street
Mamie Jolly
Autryville
Irs
Thomas
Warsaw
Joe
DM. Smith
Little Daugh
Parkeseburg
Torning
J. Watson
Watson
Jes Sale Worrell
L. Matthews
Fooerin Street
Tre Touonh
League of Grace Methoturel
Cape Fear
L. M. Williams
Pitts
Tsvh
George M. Inn
South Seventeeth
Ir Benjamin ‘West
Tarboro
Southport
Merher
T. R. Peadf
Taylor
Mower
Tr Taylor
Lille Mae
Epon Yy Learue
Bladen
Atyday
Gladhese
Llie Pickard
North Et
Uebee
Bepye Lane
E. Ao Wr
R Eihel
Ellenton
S. C
I. F. Cates
Durham
Hattie Owen
Misses Mitchell
Alice Reston Smith
Kingsburg
Miss King
Cora Provost
Jacksonville
Swainsboro
Frank H. Stedman
Marie Winship
Frances White
Eleanor Peschau
Peschau-Wilson
Edward Peschau
North Fifth Street
Hack Go Young Women's
D. Brown
Black Cat Hosiery
Warner
NAT
Wrightsville
Stockholders of Rural B. and L. Association
Minneapolis
Minn
Ninth Federal District
Reerve Bank
New Republic
New Hanover
Royal Society
Osu
The
Nation Department
Belk-Williams Company
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