Social notes from Goldston to Raleigh visitors amid beach season
Society items list residents and guests visiting from Goldston to Washington and Raleigh with wedding news and beach stays. The parade of names includes Mrs G T Bland, Master George Jr, Miss Annie McCabe, Miss Louise Taylor, Mr and Mrs Murphy, Miss Martha Thomason, and many others visiting or hosting in Southport, Wrightsville Beach and at Paris Cottage as soldiers' support and local events unfold.
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G. T. Bland
George, Jr
Washington, N. C
E. C.babson
Raleigh
Southport
Martha Thomason
Fort
Turner
Newkirk
North Second Reet
Rightsville Beach
E. Hengewell
Fort Sam Houston
France
Paris Cottage
B. H. Marshall and Sons
Humphrey
John and Allen
G. F. Catlett
W. L. Jones
Wilmington
J. H. Brown
Winter Park
B. W. Marshall
Washington, D. C
Joe Lindsay
Cheraw
S. C
Croix de Guerre Award for Washington and Lee Ambulance Unit
The French government awards the Croix de Guerre to the entire ambulance unit of Washington and Lee University. The honor is announced in a letter from Cook of Roanoke to his father, J. W. Cook, superintendent of the Norfolk and Western railway.
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Re. Va
Washington and Lee
Cook
Roanoke
J. W. Cook
Norfolk Western Railway
Senate Agriculture Committee Postponed to Tomorrow
Washington June 20 due to rush of other business the senate agriculture committee meeting to consider the Jones prohibition was postponed until tomorrow.
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Committee
Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Jones Prohibitons
Lumina Cinema Offers Diverse Evening Program
Wrightsville crowds fill the east pavilions for a high quality Lumi na program. Tonight features The Third Ingredient, a popular O Henry tale, followed by The Detective Sparkler comedy. An automobile party from Kingston, including Misses Lucile Collins Margaret Marsden Martha Hood Carrie Wooten and Mrs R C Williams with chaperone, is staying at the Seashore Hotel.
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Lumins
O. Henry
Kigston
Lucile Collins
Margaret Marsden
Martha Hood
Carrie Wooten
Action on Doubling the Yard Capacity Postponed
Final action on doubling the ways at the Carolina Shipbuilding Company yards was postponed because of transportation problems. A second conference will be held in Philadelphia next week, with action likely then. General Manager Raymond Hunt of the traction company returned from Philadelphia after attending the conference.
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Carolina Shipbuilding Company
Lorenzo ©. Dilks
Philadelphia
Acton
Tme
Raymond Hunt
The
Traction Company
One Tar Heel in Army Casualty List
Washington June 20 army casualty list 73 names includes Private Marvin Williams Collinsville Ala Lieut Calvin L Capps Lucama N C and Major Edward Shoultz Alexandria Va among others Corporal John Bennett Jacksonville Fla Fred M Reynolds Delton Va Walter Stewart Lakeview Miss William West Richmond Va Prisoner Private Clarence L Massey Columbus Ga listed with actions deaths wounds and missing status
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Washington
Seeeeese
Teeee
Lesgitha Bet Kee
Iyes Gesneneaee
Ebay
Marvin Williams
Collinsville
Ala
Calvin L. Capps
Lucama
N. C
Jim Arnold
Belle Buckle
Tenn
Edward Shoultz
Alexandria
John Bennett
Jacksonville
Fla
Fred M. Reynolds
Delton
Walter 8. Stewart
Lakeview
Miss
William West
Washington Street
Richmond
Clarence L. Massey
Columbus
Watson Mr A W dies. funeral plans pending
Mr A W Watson of 612 Grace Street died this morning. Funeral services to be announced later.
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A. W. Watson
Grace Street
Death of A W Watson after long illness
A W Watson aged 73 years eight months died after a lingering illness of nearly a year. Funeral announcement to follow.
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A. W. Watson
Mortgage Sale Notices Wilmington Property by Virgie Stafford
By virtue of a mortgage deed dated November 8 1915 between Virgie Stafford and John Stafford of Wilmington North Carolina and W M Cumming the undersigned will sell at public cash auction on July 24 1918 the southwest part of lot 5 block 70 in Wilmington described as 66 feet on Twelfth Street 33 feet deep to Wooster Street and parallel lines to Wooster Street.
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Virgie Stafford
John Stafford
Wilmington
WN. C
W. M. Cumming
New Hanover County
N. C
Twelfth Street
Wooster Street
M. Cumming
La Creole Hair Dressing Promises Natural Color Restorations
The ad promotes La Creole Hair Dressing from Jarman & Futrelle of Wilmington North Carolina. It claims to restore color gradually without dye, prevent further graying, eradicate dandruff, keep a healthy scalp, and promote new growth. Regular price is $1.20 with a money back guarantee and mail orders available.
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Jarman & Futrelle
Wilmington
N. C
Home Canning Aims At 1.5 Billion Quart Output This Year
Washington reports the department of agriculture estimates home canning will preserve at least 1.5 billion quarts of foodstuffs this year, up from 850.6 million quarts last year.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Proven Internal Cure
Catarrh cannot be cured with local applications since it affects the mucous surfaces through the bloodstream. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken internally to act on the blood and mucous membranes. Sold by 1 F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. 75 cents. testimonials available. Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Mhall
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
Ohio
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Annie Weaver
Goldston
Margaret Royster
Goldsboro
H. H. Longley
Asheville
Mrs. C. L. Hunt
Warsaw
Annie McCabe
Burgaw
Louise Taylor
Wallace
G. L. Murphy
Montgomery
I. O. Wortman
Charlotte
Church of the Ascension
Third
Marstellar Street
Mendelssohn
Sergeant Gaylor
Alex. Sprunt
State Council
Seahore Hotel
Seashore Hotel
F. R. Anders
Dr. R. Anders, Jr
Robert Anders
W. R. McDonald
Atlanta
E. J. Mathews
W. W. Burke
W. . Thomas
A. E. Steele
Mr. Airy
Edith E. Faison
Augusta E. Faison
Rosa Harper
F. M. Craughan
E. Epstein
Garton Levy
Rocky Mount
C. B. Thomason
Gregg
Ruth Thomason
Gibsonville
N. T. Howard
Smithfield
J. . Exum
Snow Hill
G. B. Snow
A. F. Blue
Laurinburg
D. W. Davis
H. K. Foster
W. B. Jones
R. W. Jern
Dr. H. Y. Williams
Whiteville
J. E. Dowde
Charlotie
J. W. Herring
Spartanburg
Frank Gough
Lumberton
A. B. Johnson
Statesville
J. A. Gantt
P. D. Davis
8. Hunt
North Carolina
C. N. Money
H. V. Hauton
Winston-Salem
W. C. Fitzgerald
W. W. Gwyer
J. A. Young
C. R. Hutchins
R. A. Tuttle
R. G. Tu
E. L
Z. V. Parker
L. A. Damnen
Whitfield Cobb
H. C. Petts
D. R. Petts
C. W. Farley
W. D. Lazaly
R. Wethersbee
A. A. Fleming
L. B. Ford
Wrightsville
DR. Weeks
Baltimore
Dental Parlors
Front St
Masonic Bldg
Ees Aspeciaty
Milans
Alma Brown
Fruman
Azurea
Carmen
Dagett & Ramdale
Melba
Red Cross Streets
Wilmington Printing Comp
B. F. King
H. K. Nash
State Department
Herpis Hoover
Frederick C. Walcott
Vernon Kelogg
Wilmington Dispatch Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D
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