Churches Fifth Avenue Services and Schedules
Regular services Sunday at 11 a m and 8 p m conducted by Rev J H McCracken with Sunday school at 9 45 a m Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 and Epworth League Tuesday evening. All are cordially welcome Bladen Street at Fifth and Bladen Rev E C Sell pastor services 11 a m and 8 p m morning subject Constant Fidelity Brings Reward evening subject The World's Only Hope Sunday school 3 30 p m cordial invitation to all.
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Fifth Avenue
J. H. McCracken
Epworth League
Bladen Street
Fifth
Bladen Streets
E. C. Sell
Weekend church services and schedules across Wilmington area
A consolidated listing of church activities including Immanuel at Front and Queen with Sabbath services and Sunday activities, First, Third and Orange streets under Rev. John M. Wells, St. Andrew's at Fourth and Campbell with multiple programs, Pearsall Memorial in East Wilmington, Harnett Street Mission, Winter Park with Rev. Andrew J. Howell, Delgado services, The Church of the Covenant at Market and Fifteenth with multiple weekly meetings and prayer sessions.
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Immanuel
Front
Queen Streets
S. A. Matthews
Brotherhood and Ladies’ Auxiliary
Third
Orange
John M. Wells
D. D
Pearsall Memorial
East Wilmington
Christian Endeavor
Harnett Street
Eighth
Harnett Streets
Winter Park
Andrew J. Howell
Howell
Delgado
Church of the Covenant
Market
Fifteenth Streets
Marion S. Huke
Episcopal church schedules and visitors welcome
St Paul's at Sixteenth and Market posts rotation Sundays with Holy Communion sermon at 11 and evening address at 8. Weekday services listed. St John at Third and Red Cross notes May 5 fifth Sunday after Easter with communion at 11 and Sunday school at 4. St James with 8 o'clock communion, 11 o'clock sermon, and 6 o'clock evening prayer. public welcome.
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St. Paul's
Sixteenth
Market Streets
D. L. Gwathmey
St. John’s
Red Cross
J. Hanckel Taylor
Munion
St. James
William H. Milton
Advent and Sixth Street Churches Announce Services
Advertised church schedule lists Rev. T T Johnson at Advent Street with morning service at 11 and evening at 7 45 sermon topics Two Things the Kaiser Cannot Destroy and A Death of Vast Importance Baptismal service after evening worship Elder J P King at Sixth Street with 11 am and 7 45 pm services Ruth in Allegory J E Reynolds preaches at First Dock Street 11 am and 8 pm subject Sin and Its Punishment Sunday school times and Christian Endeavor and prayer meeting details included Public invited to attend all services.
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Fourth Streets
T. T. Johnson
Sixth Street
J. P. King
Dock Street
J. E. Reynolds
Christian Endeavor
St Marys Pro Cathedral Mass Schedule
First mass at a m high mass at 10 30 oclock vesper sermon and benediction at 8 p m This entry lists liturgical times for the St Marys Pro Cathedral with services throughout the day.
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St. Mary's Pro-Cathedral
A. m
War ends, Russian farmers grow German food for peace
Russian collective farms push into German food production as wartime scarcity eases. Authorities oversee export oriented farming while German markets seek supplies and currency stability amid postwar disruption.
Calvary Baptist and First Top-o'the-Hill Church Services
Calvary Baptist led by Pastor J. A. Sullivan offers 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. services with morning sermon The Widows mite and the Lords might and night A man running. Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. J W Hollis superintendent Junior B Y P U 6:45 p.m. Sunbeams. Wednesday prayer and teachers meeting and Senior B Y P U Thursday night. Open invitation to all services. First Top-o'the-Hill on Market street with Pastor John Jeter Hurt D D preaching 11:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. Morning subject The Book That Job Wanted Evening subject What We Do With the Pessimists Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. Robert F Coleman superintendent Young Peoples Unions at 7:00 p.m. Open house pews and hearty welcome to all.
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Calvary
J. A. Sullivan
J. W. Hollis
Sunbeams
Top-o’the-Hill
Market Street
John Jeter Hurt
D. D
Job
Robert F. Coleman
Young Peoples Unions
Lutheran Services Announced at St Pauls and St Matthew's
St Pauls at Market and Sixth offers morning and evening sermons by Rev F B Clausen on Incentives to Prayer and Self Denial with Sunday school at 3 30 pm Visitors are invited. St Matthew's English Evangelical at Fourth and Harnett holds services at 11 am and 8 pm with subjects The Christian's Duty and The Christian Soldier and a 3 30 pm Sunday school plus Luther League at 8 15 pm.
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St. Paul’s
Market
Sixth
F. B. Clausen
St. Matthew’s
Fourth
Harnett
G. W. McClanahan
Tailor and Actor Backed by Judge in Broadway Gaffe
New York letter recalls a slip of the pen by a Broadway tailor's ad man that pricked actor Maclyn Arbuckle. Judge Hal Corbett mediated, praising cordial conduct. The trio shared lunch and resolved the dispute, though Broadway tailors will avoid calling actors shoddy dressers.
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New York
Jove
Hendae
Maclyn Arbuckle
Max Marx
Shelley Hall
Arbuckle
Hal Corbett
Irvin Cobb
Solomon
Paducah
Broadway
Marc Klaw
Klaw
Judge Corbett
Marx
Lincoln J Carter Brings An American Ace to Broadway
Lincoln J. Carter, known for melodramas like The Tornado and The Heart of Chicago, debuts An American Ace on Broadway. The mechanical, bomb‑filled production features plane explosions and loud effects, leading with the son of Dr. Frank Crane in a role. Carter calls himself a mechanic, not a playwright, admitting his focus on machinery.
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Lincoln J. Carter
Carter
Chicago
Idle New Yorker's Father Sets Work List For Son
Wealthy New Yorker presses son to choose a profession by listing odd jobs he might take. The son submits humorous options including Hammock demonstrator and Night watchman at Police Headquarters. Other entries range from Floor-walker in a bird store to Director of the Vacation Bureau at Sing Sinx. Ringmaster at a merry go round and Window cleaner in Grant's Tomb appear among the list.
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Kentucky
Sing Sinx
Grant
Hall of Fame
France reserves all grain suitable for bread for human food
A government policy in France ensures that any grain fit for bread making remains reserved for human consumption, restricting its use in other sectors and applications. The move affects supply channels and may influence bread prices and availability domestically.
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France
Mountain air chambers for tuberculosis in homes proposed
Chicago May 4 A pivotal plan unfolds to treat tuberculosis via in home mountain air like chambers. Medical leaders foresee artificial high altitude rooms in homes hospitals or sanitariums using reinforced concrete walls flood lighting and humidity control to replicate dry thin air and sunlight aiding lung health.
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Chicago
American Medical Association
Colorado
Arizona
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Methodist
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Cay
Wilson
New York Letter
O. O. McIntyre
the Dispatch
W. B. Cooper & Co
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Ad Carter
Messenger Service
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
Postal Telegraph
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Akron
Ohio
The
Motte Business College
C. H. Bornemann
Winesap
Bear Produce & Moise. Company
Chas. Finkelstein
Front St
Carolina Court
Carolina Place
Carolina Heights
City
Hanover Building and Loan Association
J. W. Yates
H. F. Wilder
Foltz and
Kendrix
Tamworth and
Berkshire
Hoyt Kennedy
South 5Th St
Dr. Smith
Atlantic Coast Line
Wilmington
Main Street
Mt. Olive
N. C
Grace St
Atlantic Cafe
Union Depot
Bae
Gordon
Queen City Cycle Co
Market St
Union News Co
Union Station
Samuel Bear Sr., & Sons
North Front St
Care Dispatch Office
Chas. Wessell
Chestnut St
W. H. Malpass
Rocky Point
Dispatch Office
W. B. Klander
Young & Gorman
L. Mazer
S. Fifth Street
Philadelphia
Pas
Carolina Beach
Hfe
C. L. Dickinson
Agt
Dr. Vineberg
Maso Onic Te Ip
Sans-Souc
Garolina Packing
J. B. McCabe and CO
Certified Public Accoun
Murchison Bank
Wilmington, N
D. L. Gore
John
MecEachern
Builders Supplies
Liberty Bonds
Liberty Loan
W. B. Thorpe & CO
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