High School Boys Form Drill Units Reflecting Revolutionary Spirit
Two companies formed at the HK school with Harvey Twiniz and Hardy Jacobs in command as drill squads. The boys, though not in uniform or armed, show early discipline and leadership, while drummer pairs Ayictoaud Mercer and Warren Sanies keep cadence. The scene echoes Civil War era resolve, sparking pride and urging others to match their example.
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Amerika
Pal Revere
Ralle , Forge
Delaware River
HK School
Harvey Twiniz
Per
Hardy Jacobs
Esmat d
Sentenant Twining
Foamcny No
William Sanders
William Rourk
Richard Thigpen
Ayictoaud Mercer
Warren Sanies
America
Bovich
Don Vigli
Tip High School
WAP Lcuivilles
Free Movie Tonight at Kemenway School
A community screening under the Chamber of Commerce will present The Troubles of Storekeeper and How to Correct It, a three reel feature by the Olney Film Company for the National Cash Register Company. The lesson laden film, produced with expert actors and a $30 000 budget, aims to educate clerks and patrons about cash registers and welfare work. Admission is free and all are invited.
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C. of C
National 'vi Register Company
Ministers Aid Promote Gardens in County Meeting
Ministers agreed to aid primary gardening efforts in the city and surrounding county. J R Eddy of Tide Power Company reported churches in Audubon and nearby counties could host plots. Boy Scouts pledged to begin crops at designated sites as part of the initiative. Reverend Dr. John Jeter presided in the absence of Metyhyt.
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J. R. Eddy
Tideyet Power Company
Tingon Ministers’ Association
Yoda
Ession
Audubon
J. BE. Reynolds
John Jeter
Court frees two girls in juvenile case with Salvation Army custody
Two eight to ten year old girls, Lillian and Daisy Smith, faced vagrancy charges in juvenile court yesterday. Paroled to Mrs. Yates, head of the Salvation Army, they will stay under her care until schooling is arranged. The judge praised the juvenile system, noting they avoided harsh public scrutiny and potential ruin, and hopes to guide the children toward a better future. The sisters, orphaned and briefly living with Lula Black, are said to be well dressed and young, with plans to build a new life under supervision and education. The court intends to pursue responsible parties and keep the girls in safe hands.
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Recorder's Court
Recorder
Burton
Wiliam H. Milton
Lula Black
Recorder’s Court
Harriss
Revival Services Start At Trinity Methodist Church
A series of revival meetings opened at Trinity Methodist Church with Rev. W. V. MacRae in charge and nightly services at 8 o'clock. Music will be directed by N. E. O Keef. Afternoon prayer meetings will be held weekly at members' homes including Mrs. Rourk at Carolina Place and Mrs. Sneeden on South Seventh Street. A joint service is planned at the church tomorrow at 4 30 p m led by Rev. J F Shore.
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Trinity Methodist Church
W. V. MacRae
N. E. O’keef
Robert Rourk
Ed L. Prince
Carolina Place
Services at Acme Presbyterian Church Profound Growth
Rev. J. S. Crowley conducted both morning and evening services with unusually large congregations. Reports indicated great progress as ten new members joined since last September. Three persons united on profession of faith Sunday.
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Acme Presbyterian Church
J. S. Crowley
Y M C A to Lead Intercity Contest in Wilmington
Wilmington Y M C A prepares for a regional membership contest with plans, rallies, and speakers led by James H. Cowan and Lacy Hunt. City teams, railroad divisions, and Navy Army groups form competing units as Wilmington aims for top honors and opens daily 1:15 p.m. meetings at the Y building.
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Wilmington
James H. Cowan
Lacy Hunt
Association
W. A. McGirt
J. A. Sullivan
J. B. Huntington
Atlantic Coast Line
L. F. Duval
D. C
Army
J. Shepard Bryan
Railroad Boys
Navy
D. H. Howes, Jr
Rev. J. A. Sullivan
E. R. Pickard
Fritz Hanson
Aeronauts
Kenneth Partin
Frank McGlaughan
Willie Pope
Duvall Williams
Carl Fuchs
George McConnell
Walter Bradshaw
Herbert Williams
Davis Jordan
Edward Koonce
Morgan Fenley
Harry Tucker
Stuart Cover
N. Brand
H. Morris
Navy Division
Douglass Sprunt
Rufus LeGrand
Howard Penton
Jacksonville
Charleston
Columbia
Charlotte
Augusta
West Point Opens Ball Season With St John’s Game
West Point plans its baseball season with a March 28 opener against St John’s college. A 23 game schedule features tests against Harvard Syracuse Navy and Leland Stanford University. All games take place on the academy diamond.
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West Point
N. Y
United States Military Academy
St. John’s College
Harvard
Syracuse
the Navy
Leland Stanford University
Academy
Burns Manuscripts to be sold at Philadelphia Bazaar
Original manuscripts of Robert Burns will be offered for sale at the British Societies Bazaar in Philadelphia. The event opens tomorrow at Horticultural Hall and runs through the rest of the week to aid English soldiers and their families.
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Bobby” Burns
Philadelphia
Robert Burns
Horticultural Hall
Garden Seed Pack List From Agriculture Dept
The Agriculture Department estimates a four person family needs a pint each of snap, pole lima and bush lima beans. 1-2 ounces of early cabbage. 1 ounce carrot. 1 packet cauliflower. 1 celery. 1-2 ounces cucumber. 1 eggplant. 1-2 ounces kale. 1 packet parsley. 1-2 ounces parsnips. 1 ounce radish. 1-2 ounces summer squash. and 1-4 ounce Hubbard squash to stay stocked with fresh vegetables through summer.
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United Press
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Cashwell to Speak Tonight in Ward One Campaign
C. C. Cashwell, Esq., filing campaign for Councilman from the First ward, will fire the opening gun tonight at 8 o clock. He will speak at the Fifth and Brunswick street intersection outlining his platform and inviting supporters to attend. He denied withdrawing from the race and said he would campaign until the last minute.
Mrs Lassiter Seeks Help for Family at Norfleet Alley
Mrs Lassiter of 503 Norfleet Alley between Dawson and Wright streets is in need of aid after her husband deserted her months ago. She and her children have faced illness and hardship while she has worked in a cotton mill, and the family now requires food clothing and childcare assistance.
Aberg Challenges Hanson In High-Stakes Wilmington Match
Forfeiture money was posted ahead of Friday’s wrestling bout between Aberg and Hanson. The local crowd speculates on Aberg’s looks and skill as tickets sell fast at Newman's Cafe. Fans expect an unmatched exhibition with high risk and big bets, as Hanson defends his reputation against the enigmatic contender.
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Hanson
Aberg
Beall
McDermot
Wilmington
Newman’s Cafe
Funeral in Burgaw for Mrs Margaret A Croom
Mrs Margaret Anne Croom widow of Robert M Croom died at her Mee Rae street home yesterday morning after a long illness. She was 71 and is survived by Capt Walter G Croom and Robbie Croom of Burgaw, Lula Evert of Columbia, Albert Croom of Philadelphia, and E A Larkins of Hopewell Va. Services were at Burgaw Baptist church with Rev J C Weston and Rev P L Clark officiating. Burial followed at Burgaw.
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Margaret Anne Croom
Robert M. Croom
Mee-Rae Street
Columbia
S. C
Albert Croom
Philadelphia
E. A. Larkins
Hopewell
Burgaw
Burgaw Baptist Church
J. C. Weston
P. L. Clark
Presbyterian Church
Local YWCA Offers Red Cross Hygiene Course
The local YWCA in New York announces a 15 hour course in Elementary Hygiene and Home Care of the Sick under the American National Red Cross. Taught by a Red Cross registered instructor, the program aims to instill personal and household hygiene for sickness prevention and home care.
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National Board
New York
American National Red Cross
Bureau of Nursing Service
National Headquarters of Red Cross
Washington
Bureau of Nursing Service of the American Red Cross
Red Cross
Made in Japan Nay Celebration at Missouri University
Japanese leaders including Premier Terauchi and Foreign Minister Motono back Dean Walter Williams proposal for a Made in Japan banquet during Journalism Week at the University of Missouri. Japanese Chambers of Commerce to supply souvenirs. a noble will address, a decorator will fashion Nipponese surroundings, and American lawmakers endorse the event. This follows earlier Made in Missouri and Made in America banquets.
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United Press
Tokio
Terauchi
Motono
Walter Williams
School of Journalism
University of Missouri
Dean Williams
Japanese Chambers of Commerce
Columbia
W. K. Stone
Foreign Relations Committee
United States Senate
Missouri
The
Missouri University
Red Cross Offers Summer Course at Association Building
It is hoped a sufficient number will enroll immediately. The course, if begun in the next 10 days, may be completed in June, one lesson a week. The lectures will be given at the Association building, 114 North Fourth street, under the auspices of the local chapter of the American National Red Cross. Register at the local association, phone 201.
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Association
North Fourth Street
American National Red Cross
Woodmen Meet at Waco for Four Day Biennial Convention
Several thousand delegates and visitors attend the Texas Woodmen of the World biennial convention in Waco for a four day session. The Woodmen Circle auxiliary also holds its State convention in the city.
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Woodmen
Waco
Texas
Nead
The
Woodmen of the World
Woodmen Circle
Woman's
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L. A. Niven
Southern Farming
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Thomas W. Bickett
John H. Small
R. N. Page
Geo. E. Hood
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
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State Historical Museum
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North Carolina Extension Service
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Ill
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Bradford Knapp
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