Wilmington Personal Mention Recaps Numerous Visiting Guests
Mrs. George Bronto travels to Greenville North Carolina to visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. McIntyre return to Southport after visiting Mrs. McIntyre’s sister Mrs. Martin. Mrs. C. B. Morgan returns from Montague after days with relatives. Mrs. Orrell leaves for Fayetteville to future home there. Mrs. Rudolph McMillan returns from Fayetteville after time with relatives. Miss Mabel Carroll heads to Currie to visit friends. Miss Mary King departs Winter Park for Currie. Miss Ollie Vick Livingston visits her brother J A Livingston. Miss Elsie Bissinger weekends in Boston with Mrs. George Meyer. Mrs. N. A. Culbreth travels from Washington inauguration to Newport and Springfield. Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Watkins and daughter Virgin visit Wake Forest. Miss Pauline Anderson visits from Richmond with Mrs. D. M. Mcintosh. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Davis return to Richmond after visiting Wilmington. Mrs. L. E. Thompson of Weldon visits son J. M. Thompson in the city. Miss Pat Houston of Spartanburg plans to stay in Wilmington and works as milliner on Market Street. Mr. and Mrs. Armand de Rosset Myers return from Sea Gate. Hospital Circle of the King’s Daughters to donate proceeds to James Walker Memorial Hospital. Mr. P. Cooper of Dunn visits Wilmington with brothers. Elbert Hill leaves for Baltimore. Paul W. Schenck of Greensboro in Wilmington on business. C. Leon is out after illness. Eugene Philyaw ill at Market Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bronto
Greenville
N. C
W. M. McIntyre
Southport
Mabel Carroll
Currie
Mary King
Winter Park
Ollie Vick Livingston
Fayetteville
J. A. Livingston
Cooper
Bank of Dunn
Wilmington
W. B. Cooper
Thos. E. Cooper
Elbert Hill
Baltimore
Paul W. Schenck
Greensboro
C. Leon
Eugene Philyaw
Market Street
Carolina Place
Pearl Spooner wedds Osmald Led in Petersburg
Mr and Mrs C R Spooner announce the marriage of their daughter Pearl to Mr Osmald Led on Thursday March eighth nineteen seventeen in Petersburg Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Spooner
Pearl
Osmald
Petersburg
Lakewood trap-shooting instructor praises pupils as sharpshooters
Mrs. Belle G. Earle, who trains young society women of Lakewood New Jersey in trap-shooting, says several pupils are so skilled with gun and rifle they could serve as sharpshooters in wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle G. Earle
Lakewood
N. J
Pollholders Notified for City Election by City Clerk
Captain Thomas D. Meares city clerk and treasurer has notified all pollholders who will officiate at the upcoming city election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas D. Meares
Funeral services for Rev William L Rexford held at Grace Methodist
Funeral services for Rev. William L. Rexford former minister of Trinity and Bladen Street Methodist churches were held at Grace Methodist Church at 2 PM with Rev. W V McRae presiding. Interment followed at Oakdale Cemetery. Pallbearers included E V McKenzie Robert Ruark J W Smith Bruce Taylor Henderson Cole C B Futrelle. Honorary pallbearers Dr J H Durham K W Price W B Cooper S O Frini R H Montgomery. Members of Jeff Davis Council No 63 and Junior Order United American Mechanics urged to attend in a body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Rexford
Grace Methodist
William L. Rexford
Trinity
Bladen Street
Grace Methodist Church
Oakdale Cemetery
W. V. McRae
Trinity Church
Grace Church
Messrs
E. V. McKenzie
Robert Ruark
J. W. Smith
Bruce Taylor
Henderson Cole
C. B. Futrelle
J. H. Durham
K. W. Price
W. B. Cooper
S. O. Frini
R. H. Montgomery
Jeff Davis Council
United American Mechanics
Immanuel News OL7 Church Publication Highlights March
The second issue of The Immanuel News is four pages and lists all church officers. It includes a complete calendar of March meetings and advance texts for each sermon by Pastor Rev. Thomas P. Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel News
Thomas P. Allen
Captain Jones Sails for New York After Discharge
The American steamer Santa Rosalie, commanded by Captain E. Jones, cleared from port at 7:50 am for New York after discharging a cargo of nitrate of soda at Atlantic Coast Line Railroad terminals. Jones previously rescued the crew of the Alexander Jones during a hurricane seven years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yoork
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company
E. Jones
New York
Jones
W. S. Sanders
Alexander Jones
Straits of Florida
Jones Wrs
Daniel Willard Favored to Lead National Defense Transport
Washington March 10 reports indicate President Wilson intends to place Daniel Willard president of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at the head of the transportation department of the Council of National Defense. Willard is praised for deep knowledge of transport systems and bold leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Daniel Willard
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Transportation Department
Council of National Defense
Willard
Mr. Willard
North Hartford
Baltimore and Ohio Road
Chicago Burlington and Quincy
Colorado Midland Railway Company
Railroads
British Steamer Potorua Sails For War Zone
The British passenger ship Potorua with 231 aboard departed Newport News bound for London. Sealed orders from the captain will be opened at sea as the vessel travels through the submarine zone. Passengers, though wary of U boat threats, trust British Admiralty precautions. Carr ie Cosbey, sister of Rev. James Cosbay, left the ship to visit him in Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Newport News
Potorua
London
Wellington
N. Z
Carrie Cosbey
James Cosbay
Church of the Good Shepherd
Buffalo
Women's National Indoor Lawn Tennis Championship Entries Close
Entries for the Women's national indoor lawn tennis championships closed today in New York. Play begins Monday morning on the Seventh Regiment Armory courts with a high class field promising spirited competition through the tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Seventh Regiment Armiery
North Dakota Farmers Push State Ownership of Marketing Utilities
North Dakota farmers push a public ownership plan for terminal elevators flour mills and packing plants to raise earnings equity. The Farmers Non-Partisan Political League seeks state ownership while the American Society of Equity favors cooperative control with state aid. The Equity backs a $1 million packing plant and a possible transfer if a majority approves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
N.D
North Dakota
Farmers
American Society of Equity
League
The
Equity
Twenty-First National Feeders and Breeders' Show Opens
Fort Worth Texas hosts the twenty first national feeders and breeders show with a carnival pageant to launch the event The exhibition runs all next week and coincides with the Cattle Raisers Association of Texas annual convention Strong livestock displays have been sent to the venue by exhibitors from various regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Texas
Assdciation of
Turn Back to Nature with Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer
Restore natural hair color without harsh dyes, using Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer. Promote gradual, safe coloring and a glossy, youthful look. backed by a makers' money back guarantee. Available at Green’s Drug Store Memphis Tenn and other drug stores, 50e for a large bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green’s
Messig Ehis Drug Co
Memphis
Tenn
It Pays to Advertise at the Academy of Music tonight
Wiseacres warned against ink publicity should see It Pays to Advertise, the Cohan and Harris farce by Roi Cooper Mergue and Walter Hackett. A crowd-pleaser praised for laughs and clean wit, it promises to boost the advertising business and inspire big vision. Ticket prices range from 50 cents to 1.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiseacres
Cohan and Harris
Academy of Music
Roi Cooper Mergue
Walter Hackett
Coburns Minstrels at the Academy of Music Next Saturday
Coburns Greater Minstrels bring new production to the Academy of Music with star Lucas and Clifford in new songs. The company features Charles Cameron as Princess Rainee, Pierce Dileher, Earl Rowland, Frank Mellville, Charlie Gano, Tom T. Post, Bonni Mack, and more in a full minstrel program of singing, dancing, and comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Coburn
Greater Minstrels
Academy of Music
Coburn
Lucas
Clifford
Barritone
Charles Cameron
Princess Rainee
Pierce Dileher
Earl Rowland
Frank Mellville
Charlie Gano
Charles Vermont
Tom T. Post
Bonni Mack
Harry L. Floyd
Earl Simons
Toledo
Mephisto
Lynch & Boyne
Clyde E. Clifford
Housewifes to Own Deliveries In Chicago Plan
Grocers adopt home delivery charges on the west side in Chicago. Housewives who pay cash and carry will save six cents per purchase under a five cent delivery and one cent charging fee. The plan follows an Austin trial and begins next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Austin
Bowling Tourney at Escanaba in Upper Peninsula
Escanaba Michigan hosts the annual Upper Peninsula Bowling Association tournament with entrants from Calumet Houghton Hancock Lake Linden and other copper country towns amid elaborate preparations for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Escanaba
Mich
Upper Peninsula
Bowling Association
Calumet
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. D. Orrell
Mr. Orrell
Rudolph’ McMillan
Elsie Bissinger
Boston
George Meyer
N. A. Culbreth
Washington
Newport
R.I
Springfield
Mass
Watkins
Little
Virgin
J. H. Watkins
Wake Forest
Pauline Anderson
Richmond, Va
D. M. Mcintosh
L. H. Davis
L. E. Thompson
Weldon
Thompson
J. M. Thompson
Pat Houston
Spartanburg
S. C
Helen Houston
North Seventh Street
Taylor’s Ladies’ Hatter
Charlotte
Armand de Rosset Myers
City
Sea Gate
Greenville Sound
King’s Daughters
Winter Park Gardens
James Walker Memorial Hospital
Captain Jones
A.D. Brown
Anel Willard
Belk-Williams Company
Minstrels
of Hewlieg Kit
Cohan & Harris
Elvington’s
Thomas Grocery Company, Inc
North 4Th Street
James
Crane
Fulton Street
Josie Brassiere
Benjamin
Johnes
Warren Street
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