Local Society Notes Show Guests and Church Events
Social visits include Dr. Ray Pridgen of Dunn and Mrs. J. A. Harrison headed to Atlanta, with other residents in town for business and leisure. Upcoming church gatherings feature Circle No. 1 at 404 South Fifth Street, a reception for Rev. D. T. Caldwell at Immanuel Presbyterian, and a Christian Endeavor meeting at the Church of the Covenant. Also noted are missionary conference travel plans and a St. Andrew’s lawn party with aprons for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Pridgen
Dunn
Wrightsville Beach
J. A. Harrison
Atlanta
Fifth Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
R. C. Fergus
South Ffth Street
Immanuel Presbyterian Church
D. T. Caldwell
Church of the Covenant
Christian Endeavor Society
Christian Endeavor Union
A. D. McClure
St. Andrew's Church
R. C. Platt
Grace Street
Wrightsville Breezes Atavism of John T. L. Bear On Screen
Vitagraph presents a two reel Lumina screen feature based on O Henry tale The Atavism of John T L Bear noted as among the widest read stories. A second attraction is Wrong Wrights a roaring comedy delivering 15 minutes of fast and furious fun tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. L. Bear
Vitagraph
Notable Arrivals Listed at the Oceanic Hotel
The Oceanic hotel greets a slate of visitors including A C Wallington of Cincinnati J C Watson from Fort Caswell L A Schmidt of Philadelphia and R D McCullough from Kisanqua Iowa George P Wadimont and family of Charlotte J W Thompson from Birmingham Judge and Mrs P D Walker of Charlotte W E Winter inger of Raleigh and W A Brown of Philadelphia Also listed are Calvin McNeill Fayetteville George R Moore Richmond Miss Gussie Mitchell of Fairmont L J Elliott of Atlanta Z B Satchwell and wife of Florence Mrs N A Townsend Mrs J J Wade D H McNeill and wife of Red Springs W C Speer Anderson S C W M Bond Edenton H J Wood of Charleston S Simmelling New York W W Trigg Virginia and others noted as arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Wallington
Cincinnati
J. C. Watson
Fort Caswell
L. A. Schmidt
Philadelphia
R. ,D. McCullough
Kisanqua
Iowa
George P. Wadimont
Charlotte
J. W. Thompson
Birmingham
P. D. Walker
W. E. Winteringer
Raleigh
W. A. Brown
Calvin McNeill
Fayetteville
George R. Moore
Richmond
Patriotic Note Highlighted Wilmington Church Services
Yesterday in Wilmington services featured a patriotic note and pulpit remarks aimed to boost the war savings stamps campaign launched today. Honor rolls were read in many churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Calotabs Calomel Ad Encourages Safe Use
New Calotabs touted as a harmless purifying laxative. One tablet at bedtime with water yields no nausea and next morning energy and appetite intact. Sold only in sealed packages for thirty five cents with money-back guarantee if not delighted.
War time services across churches acknowledge returning soldiers
Special programs marked last night with James T. Daly addressing Southside Baptist worshipers. Trinity held a morning service led by Rev. W V MacRae, now an army chaplain, who conveyed a soldier’s message. Dr. Hurt spoke at First Baptist urging strong support for the war savings drive, while St Matthew's held morning patriotic services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southside Baptist
James T. Daly
Trinity
W. V. MacRae
Hurt
First Baptist
St. Matthew’s Church
Philadelphia fugitive Ed Massey linked to grand larceny
A Philadelphia officer is expected to bring Ed Massey to the city on a grand larceny charge. Massey allegedly stole a automobile, then disposed of it in this area after visiting Laurinburg. He was arrested by Plainclothesman Coleman and held at headquarters with over $300 on him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Ed Massey
Massey
Coleman
Quaker City
Laurinburg
Wilmington
How Germany Makes War
The Dispatch outlines a government study on German warfare practices based on state department archives official German proclamations and field diaries. It promises a free copy of the book to readers who mail their name address and a 2 cent stamp to The Dispatch Information Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
State Department
Wilmington Dispatch Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
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R. D. Pridgen
Conetuck, N. C
Bessie Buss
Buie’s Creek
Makatoka
L. J. Midleton
Anna Smith
North Fifth Street
D. L. Pridgen
Marvin Wade Company
G. W. McClanahan
Florence Tiencken
I. J. Sutton
Faison
City
Elizabeth Smith
Elizabethtown
L. A. Smith
A. B. Blake
Camp Greene
F. D. Williams
Ensign Fleet Williams
Ensign Williams
Wrightsville
Franklin B. Green
New York
Geo. H. Burr and Company
American Trust Co
Charlotte, N. C
Word H. Wood
George Stephens
Ernest Davis
P. C. Whitlock
W. 8. Lee
Torrence E. Hemby
Walter Lambeth & Bro
Mgrs
Ins
RIC
Belk-Williams Coq
King of Shoemakers
N. Front Street
Germany
New York City
35Th Street
Bet
5Th Ave
Broadway
Beokidt
Daniel P. Metchey
Prop
Atlantic City
Cernic
Hotel OF Service and Comfort
C. E. Hooper
Manhattan Square
West 77Th St
New Y
Museum of Natural History
Eottatee
Central Park
Froemank
Pres
GEO. W
Ohare Iy
W. J. Wilkins & Co
Masonic Temple
Victory
Carolina Printing and Stamp Works
Grace St
Schedul
WEE Ly. Center
Fifth
Ninth
Seventeenth
Market Streets
Winter Park Gardens
Sea Gate
Beach
Lv. Beach
Fon
Freig Lv
Trav
Lumina
Oceanic Watel
Seashore Hotel
Carolina Club
Ac Beach
South Atlantic Canal
Wrightsville Beach, N. C
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