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Wilmington Dispatch

Location

Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1917

Page

6

In Memory and Inaugural News From Wilmington

A poem by G. Watson James Jr notes a departed loved one in paradise and memory. Local society mentions Mrs. Morriss and Mrs. Carter at Wilson inauguration events, travels to Washington and Raleigh, and several city visitors and returns after inaugurations and visits. A magic lantern party by the Blue Ridge Club at the YWCA is described with slides and a solo dance by Evelyn Kendrick. The news also lists travel to Washington for the inauguration, hospital visits, and a Sorosis meeting noting Latin American study plans and an art exhibit closing.

Blue Ridge Club Association Blue Ridge Evelyn Kendrick Sorosis General Federation of Women’s Clubs Latin America

Town Topic and Local Notices From Wednesday

The War Department appointed H. B. Barling of Glendon NC as a first lieutenant in the Engineer Reserve Corps. TheHigh School basketball team defeated Hansons Americans 34 28 at the Y M C A. Deeds filed include Samuel Blossom to Elizabeth Nixon 62 acres Cape Fear township 600 Sol Sternberger to D H Malpass North Sixth Street 50 and other considerations. George W Burnett to L Glasgow Hicks 1 1 4 acres 10. A ragged young Negro smashed a window at Jack Pasvanis confectionery corner Sixth and Castle streets after midnight but took nothing.

War Department H. B. Barling Glendon N. C Engineer Reserve Corps Hanson Samuel Blossom Elizabeth B. Nixon Cape Fear Township Sol. Sternberger D. H. Malpass North Sixth Strees George W. Burnett L. Glasgow Hicks Jack Pasvanis Sixth Castle Streets J. T. Armbrister Castle Street J. O. Bullard W. W. Lewis

Craddock-Chadbourn Engagement for April Wedding

Mrs Granville Craddock of Houston announces the engagement of her daughter Elizabeth to Arthur Stanley Chadbourn of Chadbourn North Carolina. The wedding is planned for early April and will be a notable social event in Virginia and North Carolina. Elizabeth Craddock is from a longstanding Halifax County family and has many Virginia relatives. Chadbourn is similarly well connected in the region.

Granville Craddock Houston Elizabeth Arthur Stanley ‘Chadbourn Chadbourn N. C Miss Craddock Halifax County Virginia North Carolina

YMCA Campaign Nears Goal for Army and Navy Divisions

United Appeal updates show about $2,800 remaining to reach the $6,000 goal as Army and Navy divisions in the Y M C A drive report progress. Captains Hanby Sprunt and Roache lead teams with totals from $25 to $162.50, and H Lacy Hunt urges sacrifices on the final day to fulfill the pledge.

Army Young Men’s Christian Association John R. Hanby Navy Alex Sprunt Admiral Struthers General Roache Naval Division W. R. Dosher Alex Sprunt J. L. Becton Cc. C. Chadbourn L. F. DuVall D. H. Howes J. W. Yates J. R. Hanby J. S. Brown Robert Ruark L. S. Everett

Human Scissors Aberg Arrives for Friday Wrestling Double Bill

Ed Aberg known as the Human Scissors arrives in the city to challenge Fritz Hanson. Hanson plans to wrestle Jack Ross Friday night and may face Beal next, promising fans a high order show and a potential winner take all match if Beal shows improvement. Ross confirms he will be there, promising a lively Woolvin Hall card.

Ed. Aberg Fritz Hanson Hanson Mr. Aberg Jack Ross Fred Beal Aberg Beal Ross Johnny

War Department urged to move Second North Carolina regiment to Wilmington

Prominent Roéal Interests press Washington to sanction moving the Second North Carolina Regiment then at Camp Stewart El Paso Texas for muster out and divert the unit to Wilmington. The Chamber of Commerce circulated telegrams to Senator Simmons and Congressman Godwin and other Wilmington officials urging action. If allowed, the regiment of thousand soldiers would train under regular officers on the border before final return home.

War Department Washington North Carolina Camp Stewart el Paso Texas Wilmington Chamber of Commerce John van B. Métis Second F. M. Simmons Godwin Metts Quartermaster Department

City Baseball League seeks use of Robert Strange Grounds

Leonard Gore led a formal request to the City Council for summer use of the Robert Strange Playgrounds by the City Baseball League. The four team league with double bills begins April 14 and runs to early September. council referred action to McGaig and Bradshaw after a conference with the Tree and Park Commission.

Leonard Gore Robert Strange City Baseball League Hall McGaig Bradshaw Tree and Park Commission Gore

Local residents return from Washington after inaugurations

Mr. J. H. Hinton returned yesterday from Washington D C. Mr. Carroll Green is spending a few days in Washington D C. Mr. L F DuVall returned from Washington yesterday after attending the inauguration. Mrs. W E Perdew returned from Washington yesterday morning after attending the inauguration. Mr. Donald MacRae has returned from Washington D C after attending the inaugural exercises. Mr. W A McGirt attended the inauguration of President Wilson in Washington Monday. Mr. I W Cooper attended the inaugural exercises in Washington on Monday. Messrs W Fowler Morrison Richard G Westbrook and Charles W Wagner returned from Washington this morning. Sergeant Woody Howell of the local police is back on duty after weeks at home.

J. H. Hinton Washington D. C Carroll Green L. F. DuVall W. E. Perdew Donald MacRae W. A. McGirt President Wilson I. W. Cooper Messrs. W. Fowler Morrison Richard G. Westbrook Charles W. Wagner Woody Howell

White Man and Negro On Road for Larceny

Albert Butler and Harris Brown were sentenced to three months on county roads in Recorder George Harriss court for larceny. John Wolf faced reckless driving charges with case continued to Thursday. three assault with a deadly weapon cases against Frank Onslow were dismissed.

Recorder’s Court George Harriss Albert Butler Harris Brown Thomasdon John Wolf Frank Onslow

Doctor Promises Iron Remedy for Nervous Muses

An advertisement touts nuxated iron as a cure for nervousness and fatigue. It claims a patient named Susie Smith’s mother improved after taking the product and now looks well. The copy emphasizes stronger cheeks and better health as outcomes.

Susie Smith

Iron Boost Promises Rosy Cheeks and Strength

Dr Ferdinand King urges use of organic iron-nuxated iron to treat iron deficiency in American women. He argues pallor and fatigue stem from lack of iron, claims two weeks of tablets double strength, and warns against legacy forms of iron. He urges doctors to prescribe organic iron and notes wide physician support.

Ferdinand King New York Neo York

Women's Navy League to Hold Second National Service School Encampment

The women's section of the Navy League runs its second encampment of the National Service School in Washington from April 16 to May 26.

Woman’s Navy League National Service School Washington

Sleeping Car Service Cut On Wilmington Raleigh Line

Effective March 8 a sleeping car on train No 30 to Raleigh will be discontinued while the opposite direction sleeping car service to Wilmington on train 91 will also cease. The change affects the Wilmington Raleigh line trains 90 and 91 with the new time 3 40 a m departure from Wilmington.

Wilmington-Raleigh Wilmington Raleigh Eigh

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