Redpath Festival Presents One Hundred Artists in Seven Day Program
The Redpath Company unveils a seven day festival featuring 100 top artists including oratorio performers, the Mikado, Galagher recital, Rankin lecture, Mother Goose Festival, and Creatore Band. Daily concerts, lectures, and moving pictures offer varied entertainment for all ages.
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Redpath
H. EB. Ray
Redpath Company
Charles EB. Galagher
Jeannette Tankin
Montana
B. F. McDonald
Newark
Nieht
Oratorio Artis
Moving Pictures
Ite
Antonio Sala
Princess Watahwaso
Sala
Fraulein Marie Mayer
Oberammergau
Gilbert & Sullivan Opera Company
Zac
Gilbert & Sulllivan
Konor
Charles E. Galagher
Basso Cantante
New York City
Geo. L. McNutt
Charles HE. Galagher
Jeannette Rankin
Salvation Army Holds Two Special Meetings Tonight
Brigadier and Mrs A W Crawford will conduct two Salvation Army special meetings. One meets at Front Street corner at 7 30 and the other in the hall on Dock near Front Street at 8 00. Music and songs planned. Public invited to both services.
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A. W. Crawford
Salvation Army
Front Street
Dock
Committee named to arrange North Carolina bankers convention
A noon Wilmington Clearing House meeting named a local committee to arrange entertainment and hotel needs for the North Carolina Bankers Association convention to be held at Wrightsville Beach in June. Delegates’ transport to the beach will be coordinated with Tidewater Power Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Bankers’ Association
Wrightsville Beach
Wilmington Clearing House
Murchison National Bank
W. S. Blakeney
Bank of Union
Monroe
William A. Hunt
Henderson
Messrs
F. W. Dick
Thos. E. Cooper
J. L. Williams
The
Clearing House
H. C. McQueen
J. F. Roach
J. W. Grainger
J. W. Yates
C. E. Taylor, Jr
Bishop Darst to Lead Easter Week Services at St James
Bishop Darst will conduct morning services at St James Church tomorrow and preach and confirm candidates. A 7:30 am Holy Communion will follow, with Dr Milton preaching at the evening service on a timely national and personal question. All services focus on the last days of Christ ending with Good Friday observances inviting the community to participate.
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St. James’ Church
Darst
Milton
Lord
Cavalry Troops Meeting Called Amid Recruitment Rush
Promoters of a new cavalry troop urged a second mass meeting at the Court House in Raleigh at 7:30 p m promising rapid enlistment to reach the 66 men required for state National Guard recognition. Rivalry with a Raleigh cavalry unit spurs recruiters. leaders report active enlistment efforts across several companies.
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Court House
Raleigh
State Guard
George W. Gillette
Engineers
J. B. Lynch
Wilmington Light Infantry
Pageant to Close Woman's Missionary Week at St Matthew's
The Woman's Missionary Society wraps up its prayer services with a 8 o'clock closing program at St Matthew's Lutheran Church. The Torch Bearers under Mrs J T Cowan will present accounts of Lutherism from the 16th to the 20th century, with youth participants and the Ecclesia Plantanda pageant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S 1. Matthew‘s Lutheran Church
Woman’s Missionary Society
St. Matthew’s Church
J. T. Cowan
Ecclesia Plantanda
Laundrymen Set for Wrightsville Beach Convention
Laundrymen from the Carolinas and Georgia plan their annual session at Wrightsville Beach on June 11 and 12. The March issue of the Laundryman's Guide promotes Wilmington and Wrightsville Beach with six illustrative cuts, previews Lumina ballroom, Seashore Hotel, and local attractions. The mayor and Thomas H. Wright will welcome delegates, with a mammoth ball to close the event and the guide predicting the largest convention in the association's history.
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Wilmington
Wrightsville
Carolinas
Georgia
Wrightsville Beach
Seashore
Ed Porter
James O. Hinton
J. O. Hinton
Thomas H. Wright
Hinton
Lumina
Pageant Celebrates Puritan Days By High School
Curtain of Time draws back for Puritan Days as high school students perform yesterday afternoon under the supervision of Miss Ethel Smith. The pageant, a project of the Tilestone Literary Society period, drew praise for its delightful presentation and the faculty member’s untiring training.
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Ethel Smith
Parkman attends funeral for Washington grandfather
Mr E M Parkman left for Washington to mourn the death of his grandfather Eugene Bettes in the National Capital. Bettes was nearly 82 and highly regarded by friends. Funeral services are set for Monday at 2 PM from his residence with interment in a city cemetery.
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E. M. Parkman
Washington, D. C
Eugene Bettes
National Capital
Parkman
Struck by Street Car Injures City Boy
Master John C. Grainger, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Grainger of 7 South Fifth street, was struck by an eastbound Carolina car on Princess street between Fifth and Sixth streets at about 9 this morning. He sustained only bruises and scratches and was removed to his home for care.
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C. S. Grainger
John C. Grainger
South Fifth Street
Princess Street
Fifth
Sixth Streets
Kansas City Firm to Open Branch Office Here
W. O. Paine and Robert N. Fields of Mastin & Co. lumbermen s indemnity attorneys will open a district office in this city on April 1. Mastin & Co. direct Wilmington as headquarters for North and South Carolina and Virginia via Chamber of Commerce efforts.
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Kansas City
Messrs
W. O. Paine
Robert N. Fields
T. H. Mastin & Co
Lumbermen’s Indemnity Attorneys
Wilmington
North
South Carolina
Virginia
Chamber of Commerce
Boys' Brigade units eyed for Second North Carolina Infantry
Loughlin and Dosher report favorable talks with Col Metts and Major Peterson in Goldsboro about forming one or more infantry companies from the Boys' Brigade for immediate service in the Second North Carolina regiment. A Monday armory meeting will update members on the plan and potential consolidation of under strength companies.
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J. J. Loughlin
W. R. Dosher
Goldsboro
John van B. Metts
Second North Carolina Infantry
Boys’ Brigade
Second Infantry
Mr. Loughlin
Ol. Metts
G. D. Peterson
Goldsporo
Fornier
Messrs
Loughlin
Dosher
Metts
Peterson
North Carolina
Double Win For The Logal Highs Debating Team
The Wilmington High School earned two spots in the State championship after defeating Goldsboro High here and Lumberton High in Lumberton last night. Teams debated the resolution That The Federal Government Should Own and Operate the Railroads with finals judged by B G Empie W A McGirt Roger Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Chapel Hill
Goldsboro High School
Lumberton High School
Lumberton
Marie Bonitz
Stuart Cover
Dortch
Epstein
Goldsboro
Lydie Penton
Owen Martin
J. J. Blair
City Public Schools
R. A. Newsome
Messrs
B. G. Empie
W. A. McGirt
Board of County Commissioners
Roger Moore
Miss Allen
Gladiators Clash For Wilmington YMCA Title
Tonight at 8:30 in the YMCA gymnasium the Red Sox and the Americans meet as the two leading Wilmington teams. The game likely decides the championship with a remaing game possible next week. A large crowd is expected and admission is free.
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Wilmington
Red Sox
Americans
Dr Stiles Returning for Laboratory Tests at Marine Hospital
Dr C W Stiles of the U S Department of Public Health is ordered back to the city for temporary duty at the Wilmington Marine Hospital. He is likely to establish headquarters there to conduct specified laboratory tests.
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Marine Hospital
C. W. Stiles
United States Department of Public Health
Wilmington Marine Hospital
United States Health Department
Stiles
Woman's campaign for better films gains national scope
Long Beach California March 31 United Press reports the National Federation of College Women chooses better films as its main project for the coming year. A bulletin service will guide women's clubs nationwide about new releases with Mrs Myra Kingman Miller naming Harriet H Barry national chairman. The initiative will be highlighted at the federation biennial in Portland Oregon July 10 13. Captain Eddie Collins of the White Sox notes a slow start last season. Messiah Festival in Lindsborg Kansas opens with Mme Galli-Curci as premier act in a week of 18 concerts by Bethany College artists, orchestra and chorus. In Lampasas Texas J A Russell aged 104 marks his birthday tomorrow, still active and recently married, with a monument noting his death date yet to be inscribed.
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United Press
Long Beach
Cal
National Federation of College Women
Better Films
Myra Kingman Miller
Federation
Harriet H
Lindsborg
Kas
Bethany College
Mme. Galli?Curei
Bethany
Lampasas
Texas
Pexan Centenarians
J. A. Russell
Russell
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Bohemian Orchestra
America
World of Tomorrow
Martin D. Hardin
Chicago
Beulah Buck Ladies’ Quartet
Harry L. Fogleman
Creature
Creatore
Guiseppereatore
Bishop Darst
Gladiators
DR. Stiles
Tasteafine
E*vington’s
2Nd
Prince S Streets
Wilmington Savings & Trust Company
Eddie Collins
White Sox
Sox
King’s Business College
Raleigh, N. C
Charlotte, N
Kirkman
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