Ottoway Brown Wedding in Mobile Church Ceremony
The flood of society notes reports Miss Ottoway daughter of Mr Blair Ottoway of this city wed Mr Horace D. Brown of Point, Ala. The couple left Wednesday to join fiancé relatives in Mobile for a church ceremony.
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Ottoway Brown
Trinity Church
Mobile
Ala
Wees Olloway
Jlalr
Kenry Ottoway
Horace D. Brown
Point
Aliss
Ottoway
Manes
E. Kx Prince
Local Social News and Engagement Report
Mrs B od Brunson of Florence is visiting her son W J Copeland at 707 South Fourth Street. Mrs J F Parker of Wal lace is recovering from a serious operation at Harper Tankersley Sanitarium. Mrs Thomas A Wortham and two children are guests of Mrs Henry Cabell Bentley on Salisbury street. Engagement announced for Catherine Russell and B R Reynolds of this city with a November wedding planned.
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Mrs. B.od.-Brunson
Florence, D. C
City
Mr. W. J. Copeland
South Fourth Street
J. F. Parker
Wallace
Harper-Tankersley Sanitarium
Raleigh’ News and Observer
Thomas A. Wortham
Richard
Lillian
Wilmington
Henry Cabell Bentley
Salisbury Street
Catherine Russell
F. H. Russell
B. R. Reynolds
Miss Russell
Mr. Reynolds
Last Chance Beans Flood Central Market for Canning
County farm demonstrator J. P. Herring announces that the Central Market at the Castle Street tabernacle will be flooded with beans tomorrow. He urges housewives to buy in quantity for canning as farmers prepare to plow beans under for new crops, likely making this the final ample supply. An extra can adds to overall food conservation.
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J. P. Herring
County Farm
Castle Street Tabernacle
Herring
Mr. Herring
Pickard Nets 42 Pound Drum Fish In Green's Inlet
Mr E R Pickard of Queen City Cycle Company lands the season largest drum fish weighing 42 pounds 2 ounces after a 45 minute battle at Green's Inlet yesterday afternoon, two ounces shy of last season's best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Pickard
Queen City Cycle Company
Green’s Inlet
Maysville Visitors See Friends in City
Mr. Earl Collins of Maysville spent last night in the city with friends and returned home this morning. Rev. J. H. Hill of Maysville spent several hours yesterday in the city with friends and went home late in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Collins
Maysville
J. H. Hill
Reds Near Front Division as Mathewson Keeps Charge
Manager Christy Mathewson keeps the Reds knocking at the door of the front division. If the Red Birds keep hammering the line they may break through and force a strong position in the standings.
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Christy Mathewson
Reds
Red Birds
Convention Week Opens Tomorrow at Wrightsville Beach
Convention week at Wrightsville Beach begins tomorrow with four conventions and thousands of delegates. The Hardware Association of the Carolinas meets at Seashore Hotel, the Red Men assemble at Oceanic Hotel, Bankers Association opens on Harbor Island, and the Building and Loan League convenes at Hanover Inn, with social events for Scottish Rite Masons and the Southern Textile Association to follow. The Land Owners Association sessions start tomorrow as managers promise courteous service and a busy, memorable week.
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Wrightsville Beach
Wrightsville
Hardware Association of the
N. W. Thorp
Monroe
EB. G. Ridgeway
Charlotte
Oceanic Hotel
Bankers’ Association of
Harbor Island
North Carolina Building and Loan League
Hanover Inn
Scottish Rite Masons of
North Carolina
Masonic Temple
Southern Textile Association
Seashore Hotel
Land Owners’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
Hooper and Hinton
Oceanic and Seashore
Board Walk
Lumina
Torpedoed vessel Perfect arrives at Yumsden with wheat cargo
The Norwegian ship Perfect of 1088 tons gross arrives at Yumsden Holland after being torpedoed and sunk with two American crew members aboard. The vessel carried wheat from Bahia bound for Copenhagen.
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Yumsden
Holland
Bahia
Copenhagen
Couple returns from Wrightsville Beach trip
Mr and Mrs J L Clayton of Leakesville came home this morning after several days at Wrightsville Beach. Crowds were large but the weather cold for swimming and surf suits were scarce. The surf was rough and experienced bathers enjoyed riding the waves while novices struggled against breakers. The under tow was not prominent. The Monroe Journal notes R S Blakeney Bank of Union president and Hon J J Parker will attend the State Bankers association meeting at Wrightsville Beach on Tuesday where Parker will deliver an address.
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J.L. Clayton
Leakesville
Wrightsville Beach
Monroe Journal
R. S. Blakeney
Bank of Union
J. J. Parker
State Bankers’ Association
Parker
Blakeney
Association
Watt Couple Arrive From Silver With Young Companion
Mr and Mrs W W Watt traveled by car from Silver to Charlotte yesterday. They were joined by Miss Mary Bryson of Webster a pretty and attractive twelve year old girl who will accompany them to Wrightsville tomorrow.
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Charlotte
W. W. Watt
Silver
Mary Bryson
Webster
Wrightsville
Greek ex-king Constantine lands in Sicily en route to Switzerland
Reports say former King Constantine of Greece has arrived at Megsina Sicily while traveling toward Switzerland. The telegraphic dispatch notes the journey context and destination without detailing dates or additional participants.
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Constantine
Greece
Megsina
Sicily
Switzerland
German admiralty delays May statistics publication
The German admiralty shows no haste to publish May statistics with no estimates issued yet. Announcement of the April million ton result came May 6 while March figures appeared April 13. The delay suggests May figures will show a sizable drop from April.
Aero Club urges Treasury to accept Liberty loan surplus for planes
The Aero Club of America has written to Secretary McAdoo urging that all subscriptions to the Liberty loan above 2 billion dollars be accepted and the excess used to finance a large fleet of airplanes deemed necessary to secure a decisive allied victory.
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The
Aero Club of America
Royal Arcanum Wins Federal Case Victory
Grand Secretary Henry E. Bonitz of North Carolina Royal Arcanum received a telegram from Supreme Regent C arch Williams in Chicago announcing the group won the Hobart case and that the Federal Court of Appeals ruled the United States had no jurisdiction in the receivership case, directing dismissal. Bonitz notified North Carolina lodges to relay the news to about 3,600 members. The arcane dispute began when Judge Aldrich in Massachusetts placed the organization into receivership over a member’s ¢500 life policy. The Supreme Council also announced plans to pay all policies for members who enlist or are drafted into World War I service.
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Henry E. Bonitz
North Carolina
Royal Arcanum
Supreme
C.arch Williams
Chicago
Hobart
Federal Court of Appeals
United States
Court of Appeals
Bonitz
The
Arcanum
Aldrich
Massachusettts
Supreme Council of the Arcanum
the Arcanum
Boston Celebrates Bunker Hill Day Parade
Boston marks the 142nd anniversary of the battle with a large military and naval parade centered in Charlestown where civic life paused to honor the start of the American War of Independence.
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Boston
Mass
Charlestown
Army Major Bourke Dies by Suicide in Washington Home
Major James Bourke of the army medical corps killed himself at his Washington residence Saturday night after a prolonged mental breakdown. Born in Iowa, he was a Rush Medical College and Army and Navy Medical School graduate.
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James Bourke
Army Medical Corps
Washington
Iowa
Rush Medical College
Army and Navy Medical School
Reverend Jenkins Relates Folkestone Air Raid Ordeal
Rev. Burris A. Jenkins of Kansas City Missouri describes his experiences during a German air raid on Folkestone. He recounts the rain of destruction and his sensations amid the citywide death and injuries in a vivid Associated Press account.
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Folkestone
Burris A. Jenkins
Kansas City
Associated Press
Jenkins
Royal Theatre to Open Week with Nephews and Nieces of Uncle Sam
The Royal theatre manager Bailey announces this week a new musical tabloid attraction the Nephews and Nieces of Uncle Sam headed by Don Nichols. Promised are miles of smiles and a clean wholesome show with impressive comedy and music. The company boasts prize winning beauty and an excellent comedians corps with optical attractions expected to outshine recent offerings. Public urged to attend opening bill today and judge for themselves.
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Bailey
the Royal
Wilmington
Mr. Bailey
Don Nichols
Uncle Sam
Five Part Masterpiece at Grand Theatre
Tomorrow the Grand presents One of Many a five part feature by Arthur James with Frances Nelson. The moral drama follows Shirley Bryson a manicure girl torn between duty and love. William Christy Cabanné wrote and directed it. the National Board of Censorship calls it a profound moral lesson with strong entertainment values.
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GRAND
Arthur James
Grand Theatre
Frances Nelson
Shirley Bryson
William Christy Cabanné
National Board of Censorship
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