Methodist Churches Offer Prayer and Worship Times
Bladen Street and Fifth Avenue churches announce services led by Rev E C Sells and Rev J H McCracken with morning and evening sermons. Sunday school at 3 30 p m and 9 45 a m respectively, mid week prayer and Epworth league meetings noted, inviting all to attend.
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Bladen Street
Fifth
Bladen Streets
E. C Sells
Fifth Avenue
J. H. McCracken
Epworth League
Baptist services and Calvary church notices
Southide corner Fifth avenue and Wooster street invites the public to 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. services led by Rev. R. P. Walker and Rev. A. de Taylor. Sunday school at 11 a.m. Young people pray at 7 p.m. Prayer 8 p.m. Wednesday. B. Y. P. A. Thursday 8 p.m. Calvary hosts 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. sermons on Life’s Problems and The Bible Beer. Sunday school 9:45 a.m. Junior B. Y. P. U. 7 p.m. Sunbeams Monday 4:30 p.m. Prayer Wednesday. Teachers’ meeting and senior B. Y. P. U. Thursday. Home prayer Friday. All welcome.
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Southide
Fifth Avenue
Wooster Street
R. P. Walker
A. de Taylor
Albemarle
Calvary
J. A. Sullivan
J. W. Hollis
Presbyterian Church of the Covenant Service Schedule
The Church of the Covenant at Market and Fifteenth streets led by Rev. Marion S. Huske announces Sunday worship at 11 o’clock with Sunday school at 9 45 a m. Evening service at 8 15 p m and mid week prayer Wednesday at 8 15 p m. Strangers and visitors are invited.
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Presbyterian
Church of the Covenant
Market
Fifteenth Streets
Marion S. Huske
Episcopal Church Services in Wilmington Area
St Pauls at Sixteenth and Market with Rev D L Gwathmey holds Holy Communion at 7 30 and morning prayer at 11. No evening service due to duties at Wrightsville Beach Chapel on June 30. Wrightsville Beach service features address by the rector. St Johns at Third and Red Cross with Rev J Hanckel Taylor offers Holy Communion at 7 30, Sunday School at 10, morning prayer at 11 and evening prayer at 8 30. Public invited to all services.
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St. Paul’s
Sixteenth
Market Streets
D. L. Gwathmey
Wrightsville Beach
St. Paul’s Church
Wilmington
St. John’s
Third
Red Cross
J. Hanckel Taylor
Advent Church Services Street Address Notes
Rev J T Johnson pastor holds Sunday school at 10 am preaching at 1 pm by Elder Clarence J Kirby Aurora Advent Christian college student Sermon Sacrifice evening service at 745 pm by Evangelist J F Sherouse Jacksonville Fla subject Hell corsial invitation extended to public strangers welcomed
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Advent
Church and
Fourth Streets
J. T. Johnson
Clarence J. Kirby
Aurora Advent Christian College
J. F. Sherouse
Jacksonville
Fla
Hell
Lutheran St Pauls services at 11 by Kenneth Otten
St Pauls Lutheran at Sixth and Market conducts morning worship at 11 with Kenneth Otten leading. Sunday school gathers at 10 a.m. in the same building.
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St. Paul’s
Sixth and Market Streets
Kenneth Otten
Advent services announced with visiting elders
Sixth Street morning service at 11 will be led by Elder Joseph Sherouse of Jacksonville Florida a speaker of pleasing personality and rare ability. The 7 45 evening service will be conducted by Elder C L Kirby a Aurora college student traveling for the institution. The public is cordially invited.
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Sixth Street
Joseph Sherouse
Jacksonville
Fla
C. L. Kirby
Aurora College
Catholic Mass Times for City and Chapel
St Marys Pro Cathedral holds first mass 8 a m and last mass 10 30 a m with no evening service Star of Sea Chapel Wrightsville Beach offers mass at 9 a m local schedule details provided
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St. Mary’s Pro-Cathedral
Fifth and Ann Streets
Star of Sea Chapel
Wrightsville Beach
Way of God in the World War Sermons Continue
At St. Andrew's Presbyterian church the pastor continues morning studies titled God's Purpose Concerning Israel. Evening services feature a male quartet leading the singing with popular Gospel Hymns as interest grows.
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St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church
Israel
Grove's Baby Bowel Medicine Ad Warns of Summer Diarrhea
An advertisement urges quick action against overripe produce causing bowel trouble in hot weather. It touts Grove's Baby Bowel Medicine as a safe remedy for summer diarrhoea, effective for both children and adults.
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Grove
Notice to Subscribers on Credit for Subscriptions
All persons paying The Dispatch subscriptions to agents are cautioned to check the paper label for expiration and extension of time after payment. If the label does not show proper extension within days notify the circulation department for immediate attention. Circulation Manager The Dispatch.
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Dispatch
The
Near Accident as Barge Launched at New Bern
Special to The Dispatch. New Bern June 29. A gigantic barge launch narrowly spared a serious accident when a crewman was knocked into the water and remained submerged for over a minute. Secret service personnel are investigating shipyard conditions. Local summer visitors stay at Atlantic Hotel, boarding houses, and Hotel Charles. A primary in the fifth judicial district on June 29 selects a solicitor. Rawls of Pamlico is favored, Horten contested. Carteret county sends registrants to camps as Beaufort and Morehead City bid farewell with gifts. Christ Episcopal church service precedes train to camp. Decatur Flowers in Craven jail for aiding Oscar Brothers faces trial. two elderly beaten men expected to testify. Irish potato shipments from Pamlico county remain large. 14 car loads arrive in New Bern with a late mixed train. Tomorrow’s shipments likely heavier as the North Randall track readies for July Grand Circuit opening.
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New Bern
Secret Service
Atlantic Hotel
Hotel Charles
Fifth Judicial District
Rawls
Pamlico
Horton
Carteret County
Beaufort
Morehead City
America
Craven County
Christ Episcopal Church
North Carolina
Decatur Flowers
Oscar Brothers
Rob Ben
Lathal Leary
Lelands
Flowers
Frank Jones Reported To Camp Taylor Without Papers
Wilmingt on man Frank Jones, a New Hanover registrant, appeared at Camp Taylor near Louisville for selective service without papers. Draft official J A Orrell cannot explain how Jones arrived. he had been labeled a slacker and a sheriff hunted him for days. A second registrant was sent in his place, taking another man into service at no cost to the nation.
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Orrell
Camp Taylor
Jones
Louisville
Frank
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