GWTCHMAN CUT IN TWO BY CAR WHEELS NEAR Third Street
Layton Burney a switchman for Carolina Shipbuilding Company instantly killed at 10:15 AM when a moving train division backed to a street crossing. Burney 25 lived at 1081 2 South Front Street leaves a wife and infant. Body sent to Yop's for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Layton Burney
Carolina Shipbuilding Com
Willard Bag
Third Street
Burney
Atlantic Pass
Wees Coast Line
Ca‘per
Jen
Worby
Jin
Zondola
Kimey
South Front Street
City
IAGRAE TO CONDUCT MORNING SERVICES
Rev W V MacRae who recently joined Trinity Methodist as chaplain to the army will lead the morning service at Trinity tomorrow at 11 o clock. Friends of Mr MacRae are glad he has returned and will hear him preach again. The evening service will be conducted by Rev Virgil P Scoville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. V. MacRae
Trinity Methodist Church
Texas
Trinity
MacRae
Virgil P. Scoville
Sugar Fountains to Close Amid Permitting Shortfall
In Wilmington county authorities move to close soda fountains and related outlets for failing to secure sugar consumption permits before a planned July 1 deadline. To ease shortages, Board and houses may buy two weeks of sugar via tailors, with strict record keeping and added restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lany Soda
Wilmington
McCormick
Board& Houses
Death Notice for Mrs. H. A. Goldberger
Mrs H A Goldberger dies after a lingering illness at about three months. Funeral services will be from the home to St W Lutheran Church on Sunday at 3 30 pm. June 22, 1tj
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Goldberger
The Fly Is Your Enemy in Public Health Message
A health notice urges action against flies as disease carriers. It promotes a free booklet with official steps to fight them, asking readers to enclose a two cent stamp to The Wilmington Dispatch Information Bureau, directed by Frederick J. Haskin in Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington Dispatch
Lureau
Frederick J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
War Stamp Sellers Meet In New Hanover Rally
More than 200 New Hanover county workers gathered at the Masonic Temple for a War Savings stamp rally and Hoover supper provided by W. B. Cooper. Joseph W. Little presided as toastmaster as Rev J J Hurt delivered an invocation and stirring address urging thorough canvassing and no slackers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hanover County
Masonic Temple
W. B. Cooper
War Savings Campaign
Joseph W. Little
J. J. Hurt
Margaret Gibson
Elizabeth Haile
Red Cross
J. A. McNorton
Annie P. Pretlow
George E. Leftwich
Washington Catlett
George Shepard
Midle Sound
T. J. Gore
East Wilmington
James H. Cowan
J. P. Herring
J. A. Sullivan
J. H. Curtis
P. H. Mason
Market Street
William Struthers, Jr
Cooper
Federal Building
Former Wilmington Ministers Dead
Rev. Dr. Fred T. Hale former pastor of the First Baptist church of Wilmington died last night at 10 o clock at his Lexington North Carolina home after weeks of illness. Funeral services will be held at his Lexington residence with his son J W Hale and daughter Mrs C B Newcomb traveling to attend. Hale served Wilmington five years and pastored churches in Arkansas Texas and Dallas before moving to Lexington. He was a native of Alabama and a graduate of the Southern Baptist Seminary in Louisville. Two other sons Fred T Hale Jr with General Pershing in France and Hugh Douglas Hale await military service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred T. Hale
First Baptist Church
Lexington
N. C
Hale
J. W. Hale
C. B. Newcomb
Arkansas
Texas
Dallas
Alabama
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville
Wilmington
Fred T. Hale, Jr
General Pershing
France
Hugh Douglas Hale
Mrs Henry A Goldberg dies after illness at 33
Mrs Henry A Goldberg aged 32 died at her home 814 Grace Street after a lengthy illness. She is survived by her husband and mother Mrs J J Moore. Funeral services will be held Monday at 3 30 PM at her home by Reverend G W McClanahan with active pallbearers William Ortman Jr J D Dosher Jr William Dock Carl Fick C P Gorman and T S Hubbard and honorary pallbearers S J Ellis George H Heyer M J Tiencken Martin Rathjen and Fred Banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Goldberg
Grace Street
J. J. Moore
G. W. McClanahan
William Ortman, Jr
J. D. Dosher, Jr
William Dock
Carl Fick
C. P. Gorman
T.S. Hubbard
S. J. Ellis
George H. Heyer
M. J. Tiencken
Martin, Rathjen
Fred Banks
Sneedens Covers Southern Textile Convention at Wrightsville Beach
James W. Sneeden, longtime Motte Business College associate now in Kenansville, arrived in the city to cover the Southern Textile Association semi annual meeting at The Seashore Wrightsville Beach. He is praised as a top stenographer in the region and was urged by the association leaders after their favorable showing at last year’s convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Sneeden
Motte Business College
Kenansville
Southern Textile Association
Wrightsville Beach
Sneeden
Textile Association
Asheville Named as Next Meeting Place
The sixty fourth annual North Carolina Dental association adjourned at Harbor Island auditorium after one of its most successful meetings. Asheville was chosen as next year’s convention site with date to be determined. Officers elected include President J. N. Johnson Goldsboro and first vice president R. T. Gallagher Washington. Committees named cover ethics legislative auditing and program. The group voted $500 for base hospital unit No. 65 equipment and $200 for war savings stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Dental Association
Harbor Island Auditorium
Asheville
J. N. Johnson
Goldsboro
R. T. Gallagher
Washington
A. S. Cromartie
Fayetteville
W. T. Martin
Benson
R. M. Morrow
Burlington
D. H. McConnell
Gastonia
R. M. Squires
Wake Forest
J. Martin Fleming
Raleigh
T. R. Falls
J. R. Edmondson
Wilson
E. R. Warren
I. H. Davis
Oxford
F. L. Hunt
E. J. Tucker
Roxboro
Martin Fleming
Whitfield Cobb
Winston-Salem
Dr. Yarborough
Sam Levy
Charlotte
J. C. Watkins
T. R. Bullard
Roseboro
Oscar Hooks
H. L. Keith
Hendersonville
C. L. Alexander
Dr. Long
Dental Department
George W. Patterson
H. O. Lineberger
Oceanic Hotel
Charles E. Hooper
Drugists Pick Wrightsville for Next Association Meet
The North Carolina Pharmaceutical Association, just adjourned in Raleigh, will hold its next convention at Wrightsville Beach. Delegates agreed Wrightsville is ideal for such meetings and will decide hotel quarters between Oceanic and Seashore. The exact date will be set in winter and notified by the secretary, with Wrightsville expecting more delegates next year than this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Pharmaceutical Association
Raleigh
Wrightsville
Special Services at Grace Church Sunday Evening
Grace Methodist church will hold a Sunday evening service honoring service members with a Roll of Honor and reserved family seating. The choir will perform patriotic selections and the public is invited. Morning address by Rev M T Pichyler discusses God's Consciousness as a saving force in a troubled world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Methodist Church
M. T. Pichyler
Pastor Shinn Absent. No Sunday Services at Baptist Churches
Due to the absence of Rev J L Shinn there will be no services Sunday at the Winter Park and Seagate Baptist churches. The usual services will be held on the fifth Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pastor Shinn
Rev
J. L. Shinn
Winter Park
Seagate
Services at the Beach in Wrightsville Chapel
Rev. W. W. Rock will preach at the chapel at Station 2 Wrightsville Beach Sunday evening at 8 30 o clock. All are cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Rock
Wrightsville Beach
Allen's Foot-Mase and Shake Int Your Shoes
Shake in shoes and foot-bath to relieve swollen feet and bunions. Used by American British and French troops. Allen's Foot-Ma se relieves sweating callous tired aching feet. Sold everywhere 25c. Trial package free. Address Allen Olmsted LeRoy MN.
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Yien
Allen
Olmsted
LeRoy
YorAde
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Gwtchman
Willard Bag Factory
Iagrae
New Hanover
H. A. Goldberg
MR. Sneeden
State Dental Association
Officers
United States
The
Wilmington Savings & Trust Company
North Carolina
Princess Street
Grace Church
GS Pompeian Manufacturing CO
Germaee Ave
Cleveland
Calomel
DR. Vineberg Masonic Temple
Just
John S. McEachern
Market St
Whitman
New England
Carolina Packing Company
Tor
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