Resurrection themes mark Bladen Street and Fifth Avenue Methodists
The church notices announce Rev J H Mc Cracken at Fifth Avenue Methodist preaching at 11 am on The Resurrected Christ and an 8 pm evening service led by Rev J H Shore with Epworth League Tuesday at 8. A Wednesday prayer meeting follows. Bladen Street Methodist Church preaching at 11 am with Morning subject The Resurrection of Christ and Evening subject Seeking Christ First. Sunday school at 3:30 pm. visitors welcome.
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Methodist
Fifth Avenue
J. H. McCracken
J. H. Shore
Epworth League
Bladen Street
Christ
Christian Advent Services and Revival Schedule
At Christian Advent on South Fourth and Church streets, Rev T T Johnson hosts Sunday School at 10 am and services at 11 am with the sermon Resurrection in Type and Demonstration. Evening worship at 7 45 pm titled Do the Scriptures Teach the Kaiser Will Win in This War. A mid week prayer meeting is planned Wednesday in the annex. Revival meetings continue next week and the public is invited. First Dock Street services under Rev J E Reynolds include 11 am church service led by the Women’s Missionary Society, 3 30 pm Junior Endeavor, 7 15 pm Christian Endeavor, and 8 pm revival services. public invitation.
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Advent
South Fourth
Church Streets
T. T. Johnson
Dock Street
J. E. Reynolds
Woman's Missionary Society
Christian Endeavor
Easter Services At Lutheran and St Matthew’s Churches
St Pauls at Market and Sixth holds Easter services at 11 am and 7:30 pm with Holy Communion at morning service. Preparatory at 10:20 am and Sunday school at 3:30 pm. Dorcas Society meets Thursday at 4 pm. St Matthew’s English Evangelical on Fourth and Harnett holds 10:30 am preparatory and Holy Communion, 8 pm Easter service, Sunday school 3:30 pm, no Wednesday service, congregation reception Friday.
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St. Paul's
Market
Sixth Streets
F. B. Clausen
Dorcas Society
St. Matthew’s
English Evangelical
Harnett Street
G. W. McClanahan
Calvary Church Sets New Sunday Schedule and Activities
Pastor J A Sullivan announces a new time arrangement for all services. Sunday worship at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. Morning sermon Heavy Hands Night sermon A Peace Offer. Sunday school at 9 45 a.m. J W Hollis superintendent Junior B S Sunbeams 0 6 45 p m Be prepared for prayer meeting midweek and weekly teachers and senior B Y P U sessions. Everyone welcome.
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Calvary
J. A. Sullivan
J. W. Hollis
Rccordiag
Easter Services At City Churches Mark Holy Week
Easter services listed for St John s Church Holy Communion at 7 30 morning and 11 o clock Holy Communion sermon by Bishop Darst at 8 p m Children s service at 4 p m Evening prayers and confirmation Music and sermons announced at Church of the Ascension Third and Marstellar Sunday school 9 45 a m Prayer service Tuesday 8 p m Church of the Good Shepherd Sunrise service 6 a m Tower song service 11 a m sermon by Bishop Darst 11 a m Special music and 3 p m Sunday school exercises All welcome at all services.
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St. John’s
Third
Red Crogs
J. Hanckel Taylor
Thomas C. Darst
D. D
East Carolina
Church of the Ascension
Third and
Marstellar
Church of the Good Shepherd
Sixth
Queen Streets
F. D
Immanuel Church Schedule on Front and Queen Streets
Sabbath services in the morning at 11 o clock and at 8 in the evening. Sabbath school in the evening at 3 o'clock. Mr. Sam A. Matthews, superintendent. Mid-week Prayer services Wednesday night at 8 o'clock. Brotherhood and Ladies' group activities listed.
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Immanuel
Front
Queen Streets
Sam A. Matthews
Brotherhood and Ladies
Multiple Church Services Invite Community This Sunday
A roundup of Sunday worship times at St Andrew's Pearsall Memorial Harnett Street Mission Church of the Covenant First Church Winter Park and Delgado includes sermons by Rev A D McClure Rev W M Baker Rev Marion S Huske Rev John M Wells and Rev Andrew J Howell with Sabbath school and Christian Endeavor sessions and midweek prayer meetings all open to the public at no charge.
New York Letter on Desperate Criminal Reynolds Forsbrey
Special correspondent recounts Reynolds Forsbrey, a 130 pound cocaine fiend and three time escapee linked to Margaret Ryan the waitress. Forsbrey killed three men, taunts reporters, and bit reporter Charlie Somerville after a tense encounter. He relies on Ryan to aid prison escapes and shows distrust of others.
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O. O. McIntyre
the Dispatch
New York
Reynolds Forsbrey
Auburn Prison
Horsbrey
Brooklyn
Margaret Ryan
Charlie Somerville
Somerville
Forsbrey
War Years Shape West Side Pool Club Final
The annual Ma jest ic tournament at the West Side Pool Club features octogenarian finalists aged 86 and 87. The elder players dominate, with young neighbors absent due to the war. Even female entrants were defeated by the seasoned veterans.
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West Side Pool Club
the Majestic
Ruble Believers Lose Confidence in Russia Bonds
In the United States investors who trusted Russian securities faced losses as ruble bonds fell from about 51 cents to 10 cents. Buyers paid roughly 30 cents per ruble, amid a popular refrain on Wall Street. At a New York East Side cafe Leon Trotsky once frequented, a waiter rejected a tip of two rubles, insulted by the gesture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Russia
Wall Street
East Side
Leon Trotzky
Town Scene Witnessed Aground In Crowded Broadway
A stark street vignette shows a black porter asleep atop a stepladder on Broadway as a large crowd gathers. A woman fills her bag with embossed stationery from a high end hotel writing room while a telephone girl in a theater offices nets a bar lunch amid the bustle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Theatrica
War Dominates Week on Stock Exchange and Bond Demand
New York reports war news eclipsing other events as investors focus on Liberty bonds. Trading centers on unprecedented demand for Liberty seconds amid favorable factors like United States Steel prospects and railroad aid, while speculative ships and motor shares weaken due to earnings and labor shortages.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Standard
United States Steel Corporation
New Haven Road
Gruesome battlefield scenes from French front
London dispatch recounts a grim French battlefield picture with bodies littering the countryside and German dead filling ruined villages. Prisoners report British endurance delaying the German advance as a detachment labors 18 hours marching and fights through the night to repel attacks and hold a village.
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London
Morning Post
France
Draft legislation nears completion after Senate action
Washington March 30 draft legislation urged by the War Department moves nearer completion as the Senate adopts a resolution extending the draft to men turning 21 since the first registration on June 5 1917. The chamber rejects an amendment for training ages 19 to 21, estimating about 700000 additional registrants this year. The measure goes to the House with quotas based on Class 1 registrants.
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Washington
War Department
Senate
House
Cars to the Beach Schedule Shown For Tomorrow Afternoon
Advertisement lists service running every half hour from 2 to 5 p m tomorrow afternoon offering beach trips.
Slayer to Die On Gallows Despite Abolition
Ora Lewis, a youthful murderer, faces execution on the gallows next Friday in St. Louis. He and a brother were convicted of first degree murder after a robbery in which two police officers were killed, while a third brother escaped. The Missouri Supreme Court ruled the abolition law cannot save him since the crime occurred earlier.
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St. Louis
Board of Pardons
Ora Lewis
Missouri
Lewis
Supreme Court
Elks Lay Cornerstone for New Home Parade
New Orleans marching bands and Elks officers joined a large parade to honor the laying of the cornerstone for the $300,000 Elks Home. Grand lodge leaders and other prominent members from various points participated in ceremonies and patriotic displays.
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Elks
New Orleans
Grand Lodge
Order
Edison, Giants, and a War Stamps sale on New York streets
The scene spans Central Park and Times Square with Thomas A. Edison among pedestrians, John McGraw conversing with a blind news vendor, and John McCormick selling War Thrift Stamps at the Public Library as a lively city vignette.
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Thomas A. Edison
Central Park
John McGraw
Giants
Times Square
John McCormick
Public Library
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Presbyterian
Minacareiog Grocery Company
Market St
St. Andrew’s
Fourth
Campbell Streets
A. D. McClure
Pearsall Memorial
East Wilmington
W. M. Baker
Eighth
Harnett Streets
Church of the Covenant
Fifteenth Streets
Marion S. Huske
Orange Streets
John M. Wells
Dr. Wells
Winter Park
Andrew J. Howell
G. W. Curtiss
New York Letter
Messenger Service
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
Postal Telegraph
Foltz and
Kendrix
J. G. Wright & Son
Princess St
Gordon
Heinstein Bros., Front and Grace
South Third St
L. W
Care Dispatch
E. D. Williams
Market St. Road
E. Greenfields Sons
Elvington's Pharmacy
Murchison Building
Stan
Sans-Souci
Carolina Packing
The
Motte Business College
Savings Department
Citizens Bank
Corner Second
Princess Streets
W. W. Herring Co
Highth and Dock
Hoy Kennedy
South Fifth St
Eighth and Dock
the Motte Business College, Inc
Young and Gorman
Uarriss Printing and Addvertising Co
Delatour Chocolates
Bear Produce
Moise. Co
Wilmington
N. C
Orion Knitting Mills
Kinston
Blackwells Durham _ branch
Durham
Ww. O. CC
Son
Bell Tel. Co
Queen City Cycle Co
Hanover Building and Loan Association
J. W. Yates
H. F. Wilder
Singer Sewing Machine
Chas. Finkelstein
South Front Street
the Messenger
P. O. Box
Back Bay
Boston
Mass
Baughman Stationery Co
Richmond, VA
Wilmington Grocery Company
Market Street
Builders Supplies
King of
S. N. Front Street
New Jersey
Aits-Io
the Peoples Savings Bank
American Bank and Trust Co
N.C
Thos. BH. Cooper Milton Calder Chas. E. Bethea
E. Fred Banck Robt. L. Henley
Miss He
Cashi
Ico
Crrizenss Bank
Second and
Grocer
Payne Drug CO
Uncle Sam
War Savings Club
Brolyn Bridge
W. B. Cooper & Co
Wilmington, N. C
Murchison
H. C. McQueen
F. Allen
J. W. Grain
J. W. Grainger
C. S. Grainger
W. S. Johnson
Cashir JR
Cash'r
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