Police Roundup Yields No Weekend Robberies
Weekend police activity focused on minor mischief. Officers checked Green Gid park crowd tossing benches into the lake and monitored the Kiliston Industrial School building after a complaint by J. J. Blair. No arrests were made, trespassers will be dealt with, and no robberies were reported.
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Recorder’s Court
Mvs
Qilliston Industrial School
J. J. Blair
God
Death of Virginia Dare Evans Interred in Jamesville
Virginia Dare Evans, six, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Evans of 316 South Second, died yesterday at James Walker Memorial Hospital after a two week illness. Her remains were sent by northbound train to Jamesville, Marion County, former home of her parents. Mr. Evans is superintendent of Appomattox Shock Company near Wilmington. The family has many friends who mourn the loss.
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Jamesville
Little Virginia Dare
J. E. Evans
South Second Street
James Walker
Marion County
Evans
Appomattox Shock Company
Waco
Wilmington
Integrity talk by former mayor at City Boys League
The City Boys League held its final spring lecture in the YMCA boys lobby. Former mayor Joseph Smith spoke on Integrity as an essential of man making, receiving attentive focus from the audience. T. M. Hunter of Fayetteville then entertained with a professional story, added as a feature.
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City Boys’ League
Y.M.C. A
Jos. ‘Smith
T. M. Hunter
Fayetteville
Hunter
Formation of New Hanover Thrift Club Mobilizes Early
Major Joseph W. Little leads the county drive to enroll members in New Hanover’s thrift club. Each member commits to buying $1,000 in war savings stamps yearly, with no family-wide cap, to promote savings and support the war effort. The effort aims for 330 members minimum with no maximum, scaling across 95 counties as a statewide campaign.
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New Manover
Joseph W. Little
New Hanover
Little
Winston- Salem
Twin City
Wilmington
Gold Bond Clothes at Shrier & Sons in Wilmington
I Shrier & Sons at Front and Market Streets advertise Gold Bond Clothes as a leading Eastern Carolina line. Mr. I Shrier reports strong sales from The Dispatch ad campaign with many suits disposed of. Each garment carries a certificate of guarantee and the store remains busy with customers.
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Messrs. I
I. Shrier & Sons
Wilmington
Tentative Duroc Jersey Sale Planned at New Hanover Farm
Under the American Duroc Jersey Breeding Association the sale is tentatively set for March 20 at the New Hanover county farm. Mr. Shay of government emergency work supported hog promotion in western North Carolina and, with County Agent J P Herring, will hold the sale if approved. Only first class stock will be offered and many local boys have joined 100 new pig clubs with plans to purchase hogs locally.
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Duroc-Jersey Breeding Association
American Duroc-Jersey Breeding Association
New Hanover County
Shay
North Carolina
Wilmington
J. P. Herring
Herring
Church of the Covenant dedicated by Sprunt family
The Church of the Covenant in Wilmington was formally dedicated led by Rev Dr Alexander Sprunt with a union evening service attended by Presby terian churches. Builders James and W H Sprunt commemorated their parents Alexander and Jane Sprunt with the memorial church. The service featured choirs and hymns and included a talk on covenants from Adams to the present.
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Church of the Covenant
James
W. H. Sprunt
Alexander Sprunt
Charleston
S. C
First Presbyterian Church
John M. Wells
Andrew J. Howell
A. D. McClure
Dr. Sprunt
James Sprunt
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Adam
Moses
Our City
Walker Taylor
First Church
Market Streets
Heavenly Father
William H. Sprunt
Alexander
Jane Dalziel Sprunt
Scotland
Port-of-Spain
Trinidad
Sprunt
Presbyterian
Reed, Irving & Co
London
England
America
Wilmington
N. C
Second Presbyterian Church
Chestnut Street
Seventh and Highth Streets
Wilmington Clean Up Week Underway As Trash Removal Starts
Scores of carloads of trash were moved this morning and work continues this afternoon as Wilmington begins its annual clean up. Residents cooperate with health authorities, the Food Commission, and Boy Scouts to remove trash and plan back yard gardens.
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Food Commission
Fifth
Red Cross
Sanitary Police Department
Health Department
Williston Industrial School
Wilmington
Corner Stone Laying At Church Of The Covenant
The piece recounts the establishment of the Church of the Covenant in Wilmington, noting St Andrew's and First Presbyterian churches, the Sprunt family memorials, and the completion and organization of the church in December 1917 and January 1918. It lists founders descendants and memorial volumes and outlines the corner stone ceremonies. It also highlights Iredell Meares efforts in Wilkes county war savings campaigns and speeches supporting U.S. entry into World War I.
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Wards
St. Andrew’s Church
Fourth
Campbell Streets
William Hi. Sprunt
Sprunt
Alexander Sprunt
James Sprunt
Sprunt Wood
Thomas F. Wood
Wilmington
N. C
John D. Sprunt
Berkhampstead
England
D. D
First Presbyterian Church
Charleston
S. C
T. E. Sprunt
William H. Sprunt
Anna Sprunt Munds
Jeanie Sprunt Holmes
Washington, D. C
J. A. Holmes
Firs
United States Bureau of Mines
Presbyterian Church
J. M. Wells
Cape Fear
Lucia Murchison Sprunt
K. M. Murchison
New York
James F
Change of Heart on Income Tax Preference
Lerret You formerly favored an income tax. Why the change Yadillon Now I have an income Tuslze
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Lerret
Yadillon
New Manager Named for City Laundry
Mr. J. O. Hinton announces the hire of Mr. B. W. Hedden of Spartanburg as City Laundry manager. Hedden, arriving in Wilmington to begin duties, brings 26 years in the trade and will reside here permanently. He recently completed a $200 000 laundry installation in Petersburg, Va., to serve Camp Lee. His family will join him later in the summer.
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J. O. Hinton
B. W. Hedden
Spartanburg
S. C
Hedden
Wilmington
Petersburg
Camp Lee
Ordination of Deacons at First Presbyterian Church
At services yesterday morning the church announced the election of deacons E T Huggins J F Roache W B Renneker W G Farmer E H Muson R H Northrop Raymond Hunt C Heinsberger and Doctors J I Campbell and George K Patterson. Ordination services will be announced later. The congregation also subscribed 1000 dollars for the church war work.
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First Presbyterian Church
Messrs
E. T. Huggins
J. F. Roache
W. B. Renneker
W. G. Farmer
E. H. Munson
R. H. Northrop
Raymond Hunt
C. Heinsberger
J. I. Campbell
George K. Patterson
Nine more firms named as war savings stamp agents
Nine additional firms have been recommended as war savings stamp agencies and forwarded to Federal director Otto Mark by County Chairman Joseph W. Little. The approved firms include W. Munroe & Company S. & B. Solomon Royal Bakery Wilmington Furniture Company Hotel Orton Peterson & Ruffs and C. D. Kenny Company. Other city firms wishing to assist should apply to Chairman Little for appointment.
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War Savings
Otto Mark
National War Savings Committees
Washington
Josph W. Little
W. Munroe & Company
8S. & B. Solomon
Royal Bakery
Wilmington Furniture Company
Hotel Orton
Peterson & Ruffs
C. D. Kenny Company
Littl
Death of Arthur Van Buren in New York
News of the death of Arthur Van Buren, young son of Mrs. A B Van Buren of this city, occurred in New York where he had been treated. The remains will be brought here for funeral and interment. Announcement of services will be made later.
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Arthur van Buren
A. B. van Buren
New York
Three Clinton Boys Located by Fathers in Florence
The three boys from Clinton Hubert Lee Allen Beatty and Joe Robert McLamb missing Friday night were found yesterday by their fathers in Florence South Carolina and sent home to Clinton last night.
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Clinton
Hubert Lee
Allen Beatty
Joe Robert McLamb
Florence
S. C
Three Boys Board Train to Florence After Bus Described
Fathers searched Wilmington on Saturday night for three boys fitting the description who had bought tickets and boarded the train for Florence. The gentlemen followed and located them.
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Wilmington
Florence
Mr. Odis B. Hinnant Returns from New York Conference
City boys work secretary Mr. Odis B. Hinnant arrived back from Sim York after a conference with John Mott on expanding boys' work. He paused in Richmond, Virginia for talks with state Y M C A officials about extending the program.
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Odis B. Hinnant
City Boys
Sim York
Hinant
New York
Work Seeries
John — Mott
Richmond
Porto Rican Women Form Red Cross Auxiliary in New York
A group of Porto Rican women residents in New York City have organized an auxiliary to support the American Red Cross. The initiative aims to assist relief efforts and community aid during emergencies and wartime needs.
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New York City
American Red Cross
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