Carolina Debating Teams Prepare for Triangular Contests
The University of North Carolina schedules April debates with Johns Hopkins and the University of Virginia over conscription questions. The roster includes Leo Carr, Hermas Stephenson, Marion Fowler, and William M. York with alternates Forest Miles and W. Baggett. Also noted are Epsilon Phi Delta talks on Japanese American issues, a big campus book drive for soldiers, and a 16 game baseball slate led by captain Jack Powell.
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Dispatch
Chapel Hill
N. C
University of North Carolina
Johns Hopkins University
University of Virginia
Carolina
Leo Carr
Hermas Stephenson
Raleigh
Johns Hopkins
Charlottesville
Marion Fowler
Durham
William M. York
High Point
Epsilon Phi.Delta
Japan
University
Oak Ridge
Elon
Guilford
Camp Sevier
Camp Jackson
Jack Powell
Buan Hearne
C. E. Hussey Dead Proprietor of Wallace Hotel
Wallace March 30 Friends in this State regret to learn of the death of Mr. C. E. Hussey who died at his home this morning at 4 o clock. He had been ill with a cold and rheumatism in the foot and later complications developed surprising his friends and physician. For several years Mr. Hussey was proprietor of the Wallace hotel and was popular with travelers and citizens alike.
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Wallace
C. E. Hussey
Oyster Roast At Lumina Cars Every Half Hour
Advertisement notes an oyster roast at Lumina with cars running every half hour in the afternoon.
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Lumina
Marion S C Draft SBoard Service Flag Roll
Marion South Carolina March 30 the new local board includes Howard Cross M C Woods and Dr R G Blackburn serving their country retiring members P W Johnson Henry Buck and Dr Z G Smith rest James N Martins name moved from Wilmington to join the roll of honor and the service flag at the Presbyterian church.
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Marion
S. C
Howard Cross
M. C. Woods
R. G. Blackburn
P. W. Johnson
Henry Buck
Z. G. Smith
James N. Martin
Wilmington
Presbyterian Church
Hugh Martin
Plans Big Liberty Loan Demonstration in Rock Hill
Rock Hill plans a major Liberty Loan demonstration on April 10 to coincide with nationwide campaign visits. The fifth district awaits all local chairmen and workers as the city, unique in the state, previously led subscriptions with 567 individuals and $290,000 for the last loan, while county outside Rock Hill contributed $47,000.
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Rock Hill
Fifth Congressional District
Grabel Joins Anderson Chamber as Secretary
R E Grabel, formerly secretary of the Gaffney Chamber of Commerce and Cherokee county farm demonstration agent, will become secretary of the Anderson Chamber of Commerce and start duties Monday. The board aims to focus on war activity campaigns including the third Liberty bond and Red Cross drives. Anderson residents praise Grabel as a top commercial organizer in the South.
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Gaffney
Anderson
S. C
R. E. Grabel
Gaffney Chamber of Commerce
Cherokee County
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Grabel
South
Sumter Company Mustered In by South Carolina Reserve Militia
Sumter, S. C., March 30. The Sumter company of the South Carolina Reserve Militia was mustered into the state's service by Col. H. T. Thompson and Major Glenn. A. C. Phelps was named captain, a post he held previously with the Sumter Light Infantry. The officers confirmed include R. K. Wilder as first lieutenant and G. C. Warren as second lieutenant.
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Sumter
S. C
South Carolina Reserve Militia
H. T. Thompson
Glenn
Thompson
Marion Scott
Bishopville
A. C. Phelps
Sumter Light Infantry
State officers may bar teens from State Defense Council
Four teen members of the State Council of Defense face denial of membership unless they resign other State offices. Claude N. Sapp assistant attorney general holds the act creating the council defines members as State officers and those already hold offices, preventing further membership.
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Columbia, S
State Council of Defense
Claude N. Sapp
Army Major Freer heads to New Haven station
Fayetville reports Dr. Arden Freer commissioned major in the army medical department and ordered to New Haven Conn for temporary assignment. Mrs Frasier leaves to join her husband. Mrs Joe Strange of South Orange NJ visits the Strange household. Mrs Henry London returns from Pittsboro after visiting daughter. Miss Margaret Cotton returns from a Palm Beach Tampa Miami trip with Mr and Mrs Turner of Chester PA.
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Fayetteville
Arden Freer
Medical Department of
Army
New Haven
Conn
Fraser
Joe Strange
South Orange
N. J
H. Strange
Salem College rep to Trinity Easter celebration
Miss Katherine Ronalds has been chosen to represent Salem College at the celebration to be held at Trinity college on Easter. Mrs. Crawford Cooper has returned to her home in Oxford after a visit to her parents. Mrs. Howard Oliver of Sanford visited Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Oliver this week. Mr. and Mrs. H. I. McDuffie entertained Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Cobb of Hartsville S C this week. Mrs. Mary M. Servin and daughter Caroline returned from Raleigh where they have been visiting friends. Mrs. Ella M. Thom of High Point is visiting her sister Mrs. Alce Jessup.
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H. A. Cobb
Hartsville
S. C
Mary M. Servin
Caroline
Raleigh
Ella M. Thom
High Point
Alce Jessup
Watha Red Cross Benefit Show Delights Local Audience
Friday night events by Watha Red Cross and East Watha Unit drew a large crowd. Carolina Industrial School under Mrs Abbie Peterson staged a famed colonial style play with music by Mrs and Mr W S Key. Junior Auxiliaries presented A Visit to Grandma and a Then and Now tableau reflecting wartime contrasts. America sung. refreshments served. cake raffle winners Miss Jessie Peace 1706 votes Miss Sue Pet Colwell 1460 Miss Gessie Giddens 187 total 33 53 dollars.
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Institution
W. S. Key
America
Jessie Peace
Sue Pet Colwell
Gessie Giddens
Epps and Tucker
Richmond
Mr. Beach
Charleston
Bladenboro Reception Honors Hutchinsons Return
Mr and Mrs H C Bridger Jr hosted a reception Wednesday for Dr and Mrs S S Hutchinson returning from a Florida wedding trip. Guests arrived met by the Bridgers and were greeted by the couple with Miss Jettye Bridger among the attendants. Floral color scheme yellow and white with daffodils jasmines and red carnations adorned the rooms and desserts included ices cakes and mints.
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Eveylyn Fetzer
H. H. Clark
Janie Lee Hart
Frances Hendren
N. B. Powell
Vera Singletary
Tigers Seek Reliable Pitching From Manager Jennings
Manager Hugh Jennings faces the task of supplying Detroit with dependable pitching after a season that lacked a sure fire twirler. The Tigers aim to fix the rotation and improve on past performance with stronger mound work.
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Hugh Jennings
Tigers
Detroit
Executor s Notice of Olivia C Taylor Executrix
Executrix Olivia Canady Taylor named as executrix of the last will of Henry Taylor deceased of New Hanover County. Creditors must present claims by March 30 1919 or be barred. Debts should be settled with the executrix at Wilmington North Carolina Route No 2 dated March 30 1918.
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Henry Taylor
New Hanover County
Olivia Canady Taylor
Olivia Canady Taylor .Executrix
Wilmington
N. C
Trading on the New York Stock Exchange Heavily Mixed
Trading on the New York Stock Exchange during today's session showed mixed action with gains in copper and tobacco related shares and strength in coppers and Willys-Overland while standard rails and industrials rose slightly. The day closed firm with about 100000 shares traded and Liberty bonds quoted around 98.96 to 99.10.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Wilson Packing
Liberty
Market declines and mixed grain prices amid war news
Chicago reports British withdrawal impact on grains with corn and oats showing volatility while hog prices drag provisions down. Prices for corn oats pork lard ribs and related commodities are listed with bid and ask ranges. In Laurinburg local notes Mrs C A Chubb and Miss Annie Ferree visited Charlotte and community events include Mothers club meeting and a Spring Hill commencement with a patriotic program. Dr Charles Davis improves from pneumonia and local book club held a March meeting with officers elected.
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Chicago
Ezjeres
Amiens
Seaboard
Laurinburg
C. A. Chubb
Annie Ferree
Charlotte
Mother’s Club
Jas. L. McNair
T. B. Baker
Smithfield
E. H. Davis
Baltimore
Charles Davis
T. J. Gill
Enjoy an Outing at the Beach Today
An afternoon outing is advertised with cars every half hour. The notice promotes beach access and scheduling during the day for visitors seeking convenient transport.
Turpentine and Rosin Firm Trade Figures Reported
In Savannah on March 30 the turpentine firm shows sales 244 receipts 163 shipments 527 stock 24095 while the rosin firm records sales 933 receipts 273 shipments 102 stocks 94310. Prices quoted include B through W grades with ranges from 5.40 to 7.40 per unit and varied letter designations.
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Chicago
Hght
Savannah
Rosin
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South Carolina News
NEW Local Board
Council of Defense
Watha
Bladenboro
American Can
American Car & Foundry Castes
American Locomotive
Amer. Smelt. & Refining
American Sugar Refining
Bid
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chi
Mil
St. Paul
R. J
Par. Ry
Chipo Copper
Great Northern
Great North
Inspiration Copper
Int
Merc
Marine
Kennecott Copper
Louisville & Nashville
Maxwell Motor Co
Mexican Petroleum
Miami Copper
Midvale Steel
Missouri Pacific
Nevada Copper
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Ohio Cities Gas
Som
Pennsylvania
Ae Wave
Pittsburgh Coal
BS Ray Consolidated Eee
Reading
Republic Iron & Steel
Galete Esos Sinclair
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Studebaker Co
Tennessee Copper
Texas Co
Union: Pacific
United Cigar Stores
U. S
U. S. Rubber
United States Steel
Utah Copper
Westinghouse Electric
Willys-Overland
Illinois Central
Atlantic Coast Line
Gulf States Steel
Seaboard Air Line
Sloss-Shef. Steel and Iron
United Fygio
U'S Ep
Virginia Carp
General Electric
American Tobacco
Gwemee
Maine
N.C
Clarkton
Cora Masters
Agnes Cromartie
Berwick
Clarkton Furniture and Buggy Co
J. R. Kelly
ID. G. Kelly
A. H. Pait
Elizabethtown
Mrs. D. A. Regan
Roslin
S. A. Graham
Janie
Mary Rnss
I. R. Oeland
Catherine Oeland
Brooklyn
N. Y
O. L. Clark
Cora W. Clark
Ladies’ Prayer League
Clarkton Presbyterian Church
Shady Grove Church
Chicago Grain
Ice
Winter Park
Wrightsville
Wrightsville Beach
Leave “Electric Centre
Wrighterte
Wimington
Wrightsv
Front and Princess Streets
Beach
Ninth and
Orange Street
Electric Center
Eremaw
Seasteenseneae
Eeeeteeteeneer
Muuch
Oooness
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