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Wilmington Dispatch

Location

Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1918

Page

5

Revival opens with Evangelist Rutherford sermon at Seventh and Grace

Evangelist Homer N. Rutherford led the revival’s first service discussing Christ as the only begotten Son and heir of the Father. He argued Jesus alone purifies sins and sits at God’s right hand, urging stronger heed to His words. Services run daily at 7 o'clock except Saturday. all are invited.

Homer N. Rutherford Seventh Grace Streets Jesus Galilee Ines Sean Joey Christ Tej Iever Ara Red Umm Saturnac

Funeral services for Mrs J J Hive tomorrow afternoon

Early this morning Mrs J J Hive 65 died after long illness. Funeral from her daughter Mrs Sharp's home 510 South Fourth Street at 4 o'clock with Rev J H Meen and Rev J Johnson officiating. Survived by daughters Mrs J E Sharp, Mrs Hattie Laverger, Mrs Annie Mosley and son M R Reaves. Mrs King valued as a respected local resident.

J J. Hive Ics Norning James Walker Memorial Hospital Sharp South Fourth Street J. H. Me Fifth Avenue Fifth Avenue Westtedist Church. Assited By Rev. J. Johnson Fourth Street

Norfolk Police Seek Records on Tolsen Bailey and Guy Nixon

Norfolk police request files and recent photographs of Tolsen Bailey and Guy Nixon, Wilmington residents suspected in the November 19 murder of businessman Fred Dashiell at his Thion street store. Bailey reportedly has no prior records, while Nixon has a troubling record.

Norfolk Tolsen Bailey Guy Nixon Gy Nixon Wilmington Fred Dashiell Thion Street Bailey Nixon Informa

Negrir Hospital Patient Refuses to Identify Attacker

LeGrand, a colored man, lies in James Walker Memorial Hospital with knife wounds from an unknown attacker. He refuses to talk to officers or reveal the assailant’s identity despite interviews by Officer Roleman. injuries, though serious, are not life threatening.

Negrir Hospital Ttn LeGrand James Walker Memorial Hospital Tater Off

English fans mock baseball as a funny game abroad

An English observer notes that Knowles the music hall comedian and Arlie Latham are performing in a theater exposing American baseball antics. The piece jokes at English attitudes toward the sport and its American players.

Ord England Knowles Arlie Latham

Housewife Power Emphasized In War Effort Talk

Mrs. Christine Frederick a noted home economist will speak at Redpath Chautauqua on economies in the home. She argues the American housewife as a key purchasing agent can mobilize housekeeping like industry. Rev. G S Seegers has been unanimously called to be pastor of St Pauls Lutheran Church succeeding Rev. Clausen. acceptance expected soon.

Columbia St. Paul's Nation's Cash Lutheran Church Christine Frederick Redpath Chautauqua Mrs. Frederick Applecroft Long Island The Ladies’ Home Journal Metropolitan Daily Papers G. S. Seegers D. D Lutheran Theological Seminary S. C St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Frederick B. Claussen Brooklyn N. Y St. John’s Church Seegers Clausen

Voter Interest Surges In Durham County As Poll Tax Paid

The Durham Herald notes higher willingness to pay poll taxes this year, signaling voter interest may rise despite heavy charges. Fears of disqualification loom amid potential political upheaval before the May 1 deadline as more residents rush to the sheriff’s office.

Durham County Durham Herald

Mrs Marina Jordan Remains Forwarded for Interment

The remains of Mrs. Marina Jordan aged 82 were shipped to Maco this afternoon after funeral services at her daughter’s home at Second and Dawson streets. Interment is planned for tomorrow morning in the family burying ground there.

Marina Jordan Second Dawson Strets Maco

New Liquefied Gas Used By Germans On Picardy Front

A likely new liquefied gas was projected at the Picardy front where American troops fight. The fluid gas in glass bottles released white fumes for about five minutes after bursting. No explosion occurred as bottles were thrown by a spring. The gas caused nausea sneezing and coughing but harmed no American soldiers.

Picardy

Tuckahoe Sets Record for Ship Launch in Camden Yard

A new record in shipbuilding was set when the 5,548 ton steel collier Tuckahoe was launched at the New York Shipbuilding yard in Camden New Jersey. The keel was laid April 8 and the hull was ready for launching after 27 working days. The ship was 90 percent complete at launch and expected to be fully cargo ready in 15 days.

Sss Philadelphia New York Shipbuilding Corporation Camden N. J Delaware

Vacant Front Street Space Offered for Rent in Wilmington

Wilmington, N C, sails ahead as shipbuilding boom surges, leaving property in demand. A second floor vacant 30 by 90 space on Front Street, well lighted and ventilated, seeks a first-class photograph gallery or other use, offered at reasonable rent by H F Wilder, agent, 207 Princess Street.

Wilmington N. C Front Street H. F. Wilder Princess Street Adv

Casualty List Shows 119 Names From Wartime Service

Washington reports 119 names on the Sunday casualty list. Killed in action two. died of wounds 10. died of accident two. died of other causes two. missing in action ten. wounded severely twenty six. wounded slightly sixty seven. Only three Southern men appear, from Oklahoma and Arkansas. most are from New England or the Far West.

Washington Oklahoma Arkansas New England Far West

Moonshiners Kill Beaufort Farmer in Raid

On Sunday afternoon in South Creek Beaufort County a raid on three alleged moonshiners left B. B. Thompson of Aurora dead. W. J. McWilliams, Aurora hotel proprietor, was wounded in the shoulder. The suspects are Charles Silverthorn Cade Silverthorn and Leonard Norman. Bloodhounds are being used as a nationwide hunt proceeds.

Washington, N. C B. B. Thompson Aurora North Carolina South Creek Beaufort County Thompson United States W. J. McWilliams Charles Silverthorn Cade Silverthorn Leonard Norman

Big Day as Clinton Bonds Drive Nets Subscriptions

Rainy crowds filled the courthouse as Major George Butler spoke and Mayor Grady directed bond purchases. Subscriptions totaled 26,206 with liberal gifts including 50 bonds to four churches from N. H. Hubbard and A. McL. Graham to a fifth church, per the Sampson Democrat.

Clinton Court House George Butler Grady N. H. Hubbard A. McL. Graham Sampson Democrat

Mule Buys a Bond in Spencer Yard Tale

In Spencer the car department worker found all staff had purchased liberty bonds except a mule named Jack used for hauling lumber. The workers quickly organized and bought a bond for the mule, made payable to the carmen, topping the bond sale reported in the Spencer Salisbury Post.

Spencer Jack Salisbury

Weekly Donations to Boys at the Fort Through Harper Memorial Fund

The Harper Memorial Fund lists past week donations to the boys at the fort. Contributions include cakes, cookies, fruit preserves, vegetables, plants, cash, and assorted goods from numerous donors such as Mrs J B Fox Mrs G W Chandler Mrs J F Whitaker Miss Hazel Banck and others.

Fort Harper Memorial Fund J. B. Fox G. W. Chandler J. F. Whitaker W. L. Parsley J. D. Kelly Hazel Banck Eliza French Margaret Pleasants E. H. Sneed John F. Rankin L. A. Koeth Lucy Moore Jurgen Haar Olympia Cafe Star Restaurant Olives O. L. Fisher Coca-Cola Bottling Works James Smith Rapid Shoe Repair Co Lee Laundry

Pastor McQueen Undergoes Appendicitis Operation

Reverend A. R. McQueen, pastor of the Presbyterian church, was operated on for appendicitis in a Raleigh hospital Monday. The operation was successful and his many friends are glad to hear he is fast recovering.

A. R. McQueen Presbyterian Church Raleigh McQueen Dunn Dispatch

Overman bill fate in senate doubt, House now awaits vote

The piece notes the test vote 41-37 with 14 Democrats opposing, and in the senate administration path to 63 supporters against 18. It calls the chapter open as the bill moves to the House amid hopes for gentler reception and criticizes 13 who stood with Germany.

Charlotte Observer Senate House

They Say Irish Potatoes Replace Bread

A comment from Greensboro Record notes Irish potatoes may substitute for bread and hints at broader food shortages. The speaker quips about finding replacements for potatoes as a path to living without food.

Greensboro

England Sends Thousands to France Daily

England dispatches over 7,000 soldiers and 30,000 tons of supplies to France each day, sustaining the Allied front with daily mass shipments.

England France

Arm Injury Knocks Seaboard Agent From Desk

E. E. Hunter, division and passenger agent for Seaboard, broke both bones in his right arm while trying to crank his car with the magneto on. Injuries were painful and will require a long rest for his pencil pushing arm.

E. E. Hunter Seaboard

White Sox Repeaters Rumor Sparks Uncertain Talk

Rumor spreads that the White Sox may be repeaters this season, as word travels over the wires and raises questions about possible errors in reporting.

White Sox

Obituary of Francis Y. Legare Former Adams Run Resident

Aged citizen Francis Y. Legare died last night at 8 10 at James Walker Memorial hospital from a paralysis stroke. Entered for an operation Saturday night, he was sixty four. Survived by four daughters Mrs George A Fore of Tampa and Emily Claudia Gertude all of this city and son Mott Legare in Charleston naval reserves. Remains shipped to old home for funeral and interment tomorrow. He belonged to the Presbyterian church and was well regarded locally.

Francis Y. Legare Adams Run 8. C James Walker Memorial Hospital Legare George A. Fore Tampa Emily Claudia Gertrude Mott Legare Naval Charleston Presbyterian Church

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