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Wilmington Dispatch

Location

Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1917

Page

2

Students pledge loyalty with new flag on Inauguration Day

On Monday March 5, 1917, in observance of national crisis, students conducted drills and pledged loyalty to the flag. The school expressed gratitude to Wilmington Savings & Trust Company for providing erasers. No tardies noted across first through fifth grades taught by Miss Bowden, Miss Worth, and Miss Whitted.

Wilmington Savings & Trust Company Maggie Bowden Miss Worth Miss Whitted Margaret Eliott Andrew Mahler Miss Kendricks Oneida May Pate W. Yarborough First Baptist Church New Hanover County Wilmington New Hanover North Carolina Campell Fifth Street Campbell Street Tock IG Wilmingon Hanover Building and Loan Association

Veterans Venture Fundraising for Washington Visit

The article honors old Confederate veterans of Wilmington Light Infantry, notes their advancing years, and outlines plans for a fundraiser at the Academy of Music in April led by Bessie and Florence Burkheimer to raise travel funds for a Washington trip. It lists a support committee from George Davis Camp and mentions talks at Hemenway School about presidents and inauguration.

Legions of Our City Lee Armory Market Street Front Front Street Chestnut Third Academy of Music Wilmington ‘Light Infantry Wilmington Light Infantry the Confederacy Washington, D. C Wilmington Washington Bessie Florence Burkheimer Metts George Davis Camp Sons of Confederate Veterans J. H. Cowan Col. Walker Taylor J. H. Stone W. R. Taylor Hemenway Blair Margaret McCarley Margaret MccClammy Gladys Fore Bessie Hinnant Margaret Heverett Olive Kuck Marjore Merrell Anna Bell Mohr

Maxton Civic League elects officers and plans clean up

Maxton March 9 The Civic League elected Mrs J O MacClelland president and others for the year. Clean up days were set for Tuesday and Wednesday with a call to residents to place trash for removal. A cooperative committee will push sanitation of stables and streets to curb flies and plan silver teas to fund beautification of the new graded school grounds.

Maxton

Coast Line Hotel Cafe Offers Day to Month Rates

The Coast Line Hotel Cafe advertises rooms for daily weekly or monthly stays at reasonable rates plus meals any hour at 263 North Front Street. Call 208-W for reservations or inquiries.

North Front

New Tower Plant Ready Supplying Chapel Hill and University Station

The new electric power plant of the Southern Power Company near University Station is ready. Workers have installed poles and are stringing wires to feed Chapel Hill with electricity. Saluda plans a modern hotel as a summer resort expansion.

Great Sothern Power Company Chapel Hill News Saluda

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