Local society notes highlight Easter postcards sale and exhibitions
Friday items report St Matthew's Lutheran Easter postcard sale via Otersen's store and society members. Also noted are Mrs. Cuthbert Martin’s return from hospital, A. Q. Clement's North Carolina Sorosis photo exhibit, and a Y M C A club event with awards and chaperoned couples.
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Woman’s Missionary Society of
St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church
Otersen
Corner Fourth
Campbell Steets
Auction Sales At Carolina Court Additions Prompt Prices
Thirteen lots in Carolina Court Addition sold at auction by United Realty Co on Friday with prices from 280 to 675 per lot. The W H Yopp property on South Front street sold to John H Hanbey and Dingin Bros for 22100, though sale confirmation by Mr Yopp is doubtful. The Clyde Liner Cherokee sailed to New York Friday night after loading cargo at Clyde terminals, arriving from Georgetown, S C Friday morning. Frank A Thompson now heads the business formerly run by the Columbia Naval Stores Co at 12 Princess street and Bagiees Island yards.
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Carolina Court Addition
United Realty Co
W. H. Yopp
South Front Street
John H. Hanbey
Dingin Bros
Yopp
Cherokee
Bunnell
New York
Georgetown
S. C
Frank A. Thompson
Columbia Naval Stores Company
Princess Street
Bagiees Island
Thompson
Columbia Navel Sare Company
Wilmington Lodge No 319 Emergent Communication
Masonic Temple March 19 71 schedule for emergent communication on Saturday at 3 00 PM in the fellowcraft degree. Visiting brothers invited to attend. By order of the Master J F Clowe Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Clowe
Sec’y
London Press Frames German Plot as Dangerous Deception
London newspapers react to the alleged German plot in America with strong editorials. The Westminster Gazette calls the plan fantastical and villainous, while The Standard notes Americans face echoes of Britain’s wartime tensions and the danger of German agents abroad. The Manchester Guardian highlights secret diplomacy as wicked, and many see the Mexico story as a pivotal neutrals-era moment as U.S. ties with Germany fray.
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Associated Press
London
America
Westminster Gazette
Egypt
India
Ireland
United States
Great Britain
South Africa
Persia
Afghanistan
North Africa
Germany
Manchester Guardian
Mexico
Wilson
Neutrals
New Hanover Education Board Gets Two New Appointees
Omnibus education bill passes legislature naming C. B. Newcombe and Thomas E. Cooper to the New Hanover Board of Education. Newcombe, a Wilmington resident and businessman, serves six years. Cooper, president of American Bank and Trust, four years. Both are praised for their commitment to local education and community growth.
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C. B. Newcombe
Thomas E. Cooner
New Hanover Board of Education
Raleigh
Dispatch
Newcombe
Cooper
Wilmington
Einstein Brothers
Atlantic Coast Line
Florence
S. C
Thomas E. Cooper
American Bank and Trust Company
Mullins
Charleston
American National Bank
Democratic Executive Committee
New Hanover
Messrs. Cooper and
Board of Education
North ‘Carolina Bankers’ Association
North Carolina
Big College Indoor Meet Opens in Philadelphia
Philadelphia March 3 College athletes from Massachusetts to California gather for the third annual indoor championship meet of the Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes at the Exhibition Building. The event features a new one mile relay graduates race bringing together notable former stars now ineligible for standard events.
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Philadelphia
Massachusetts
California
Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes
Exposition Building
Salvation Army Outdoor Service and Revival Schedule
Outdoor service tonight at 7 30 at the corner of Front and Princess streets by the Salvation Army corps followed by a praise meeting in the hall at the intersection of Tront and Dock streets. Sunday School at 11 a m in the hall with all invited. Y P L meeting at 6 45 p m Sunday led by Lieutenant Horne. Open air service Sunday at 7 30 p m at Front and Princess streets. An old time revival at the hall at 3 p m Sunday for all invited.
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T Ront
Princess Streets
The
Salvation Army
T’rent and
Dock Streets
Horne
Front
Wolter Returns to Cubs After Yankee Stint
Harry Wolter, once a Yankee outfielder, has joined the Chicago Cubs. Manager Mitchell expects a real comeback and for Wolter to join the Cubs regulars.
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Harry Wolter
Yankee
Chicago Cus
Mitchell
Cubs
Wolter
Cub
Church notices extend welcome at Grace and St John’s
Methodist Grace church at Grace and Fourth St with Rev M T Plyler offers 11 AM and 730 PM services, morning topic Will God Rob a Man and evening The Call of the Future. Sunday school 945 AM. Episcopal St John’s at Third and Red Cross with Rev R E Gribben holds Lent observations, Holy Communion 11 AM, Sunday School 4 PM, Evening Prayer 8 PM, weekday prayers 7:30 AM and 5:30 PM, St John’s mission Wednesday 8 PM and confirmation lecture Thursday.
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Grace
Corner Grace
Fourth St
M. T. Plyler
Episcopal
St. John’s
Third
Red Cross Streets
R. E. Gribbén
Indian blankets blaze into New York fashion scene
Margaret Mason notes Maya blankets and embroideries from Guatemala influence 1917 styles in New York and Philadelphia stores. Loose wraps, scarves, and trimmings in vivid colors spark modern outfits, with some black and white pieces for restraint. The piece jokes about importing a Maya for home weaving.
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New York
Mar
Guatemala
Central America
Philadelphia
Georgette Chapeau
Paris
Lutheran services at St. Matthew's English Church
Rev. G. W. McClanahan leads morning services at 11 o clock and Rev. O. Rickert conducts the 7 30 p m sermon. Sunday school starts at 3 30 p m Luther League and Lenten services meet Wednesday at 8 with all invited.
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St. Matthew’s
English Evangelical
Fourth
Harnett Streets
G. W. McClanahan
O. Rickert
Boston Auto Show Opens With Brilliance and Size
Boston Mass March 3 The annual automobile show opened this afternoon in Horticultural Hall and the Copley Plazza Hotel ballroom along with Mechanics Building main hall. The display promises results eclipsing previous events and draws large crowds.
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Boston
Mass
Horticultural Hall
Copley-Plaza Hotel
Mechanics Building
St Pauls Church Sets Lenten Schedule and Sermon Topics
St Pauls at Market and Sixth hosts two Sunday services with sermons on The Mass and Ceremonies at 11 and Sanctified to Sanctify at 8. Week of prayer closes with special exercises. All seats free. Sunday School 3 30 p m Lent vespers Wednesday 8 p m. Public invited.
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St. Paul's
Market
Sixth Streets
F. B. Clausen
Fifth Avenue Church Services Announced
Rev. J. H. McCracken pastor preaches at 11 am and 7 30 pm. Sunday School at 9 45 am with W. H. Schaefer as superintendent. Epworth League meets Tuesday at 8 pm. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 pm. The public especially strangers is invited to attend all services.
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Fifth Avenue
J. H. McCracken
W. H. Schaefer
Epworth League
Presbyterian Churches Service Schedule Across Town
Religious notices list services for multiple congregations including Presbyterian and mission churches. Key details include pastors Rev John M Wells Rev Andrew J Howell Rev A D McClure Rev H W Koelling Rev W M Baker and locations Winter Park Delgado St Andrews Pearsall Memorial Harnett Street Mission with Sunday School times and evening services.
Religious Notice at Bladen Street Parish
Rev. E. C. Sell pastor preaches at 11 a m and 7 30 p m Sunday School at 3 30 in the afternoon All welcome Come and bring someone with you.
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Methodist
Bladen Street
Fifth Avenue
E. C. Sell
Trinity Church Service Schedule at Market Street
Trinity on Ninth and Market streets offers worship at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Rev. W. V. MacRae presides. Sunday school begins at 9:45 a.m. with M. F. Allen as superintendent. Commun ion observed at 11 a.m.
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Trinity
Corner Ninth and Market Streets
W. V. MacRae
F. Allen
Christian Church Services andSunday School Notice
The Christian Church on Dock street led by Rev J E Reynolds offers worship at 11 a m and 7 30 p m with Sunday school at 9 45 a m and a 6 45 p m Christian Endeavor. Evening song service by J W Buck and Wednesday prayer at 8 o'clock. Second Adventist on Fourth and Church streets with Rev Charles T Green hosts services at 11 a m and 7 45 p m and Sunday School at 10 a m. Public invited to all services.
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Presbyterian
Third
Orange Streets
John M. Wells
D. D
Winter Park
Andrew J. Howell
Christian Endeavor Society
Delgado
St. Andrew’s
Fourth
Campbell Streets
A. D. McClure
Christian Endeavor
Harnett Street
Highth
Harnett Streets
W. M. Baker
Local fish trade steady as seasonal catch remains ample
Ocean anglers report a normal bounty and stable prices for buying fish. Dealers note consistent demand and no increase in costs, with market activity overlapping seasonal harvest periods across coastal ports.
Stirring Days These at Falmouth
Falmouth England March 1 crowds of American Dutch and Scandinavian ships fill the harbor with liners freighters tankers and tramps as war zones shift trade routes. The port gains from geography with quick rail links to London despite oil pollution from an American tanker wreck.
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Associated Press
Falmouth
Eng
Channel
Cherbourg
Havre
Boulogne
Southhampton
Dover
Bordeaux
England
Landsend
Montauk Point
Long Island
Woman Sent Husband to College for Higher Earning Potential
Mrs Kehoe of San Francisco explains she sends her husband to college to boost his efficiency and salary. She values practical business sense learned in Europe, noting she and her brother once pursued independent livelihoods in Paris and Roumania.
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United Prec
San Francisco
Mareh
Bercovitz Kehoe
Shin
Kehoe
Mie
Roumania
Paris
Historic Nelson ships loom over harbor crowd
In a busy port scene two ancient warships from Nelson’s era rise above a liner, their British and French ensigns fluttering. The Implacable and Trouin’s old craft, battered yet sturdy, reveal timber wear yet preserved gun decks and rows of portholes, symbolizing early naval power as modern ships pass.
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Atlantic
Nelsonia
Femant
Trafalgar
Denea ¥ Trouin
Associales Sry iv
Trafalest
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F. W. Foster
S. A. Schloss
S. A. Schloss, Jr
Clara Thomas
Miss Frances
Aean Asks
Cuthbert Martin
James Walker Memorial Hospital
A. QO. Clement
Goldsboro
Clement
Lela Ward Koonce
Mark Noble
C. Walton Johnson
Wilmark
Newsome
Armistead Mercer
Jessie Mercer
William Powell
Emilie Bissenger
Harry Tucker
Mabel Eyre
Rufus LeGrend
Maud Bissenger
Howard Penton
Miriam Koch
Graham Farmer
Alice Bell Ruffs
Neveland Brand
Olivia Wallace
William Smith
Omah Williams
Charlton Symmes
Elizabeth McClure
Lenox Cooper
Lila Wardixponce
Howard Greens
Marie Morrison
Selis Wooltex
Black Cat
Keenosha
Wis
A.d.brown
Willian
Suhailuah
Messrs. C. B. Newcomb
Thos. E. Cooper
B. Solomon
Margaret Mason
United Press
Maya
Raj
Sea Island
Ingham House
Belk
J. & P. Coats
Bes Tae Tiders Fey
Vite
Sont
Munsing Union Suis
Musing Unom Seip
Uiiien Sipe Oy F
Belk-Williams Company
Lutheran
Hubby
Ae Ta Coffee Gael
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