Local society notes and church events listed
Dr and Mrs G E Griffith return to Fayetteville after city visit. Alberta Blanton returns to Wallace after teaching in Carolina Beach. Revival services at Bladen Street Methodist at 8 pm. Red Cross unit from St Johns Episcopal meets Thursday at 8 at mission house. Social at Mrs Farrars home 1318 South Third for Church of the Ascension, 8-10 with a silver offering and free refreshments. Kentucky Belle presented by Winter Park War Saving Society at Winter Park Stir House at 8:30 with 15 cent admission. proceeds for war savings certificates. Cathedral Red Cross unit to assemble Saturday at 5 for parade. white dresses and veils urged. The Sweet Family presented by Circle No 1 of St Andrews Auxiliary at Memorial Hall Tuesday May 21 at 8:30. Cast includes Isabel McDougall, Mrs John Farlow, Mrs T L Linder, Edna Lanier, Alice Behrends, Carrié Newkirk, Elizabeth McDougall, Elizabeth McDougall, Mrs Paul Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Mission House
W. J. Farrar
South Third Street
Church of the Ascension
Kentucky
Winter Park
Cathedral Red Cross
City Hell
One Piece Frock How To Make Two Front Panel Options
The article explains two methods for a nearly one piece frock. Method one uses a straight bodice with a snug kimono sleeve and side front pleats plus pockets. Method two cuts the front panel and side arrangement separately with contrasting machine stitching for finishing.
Knitted Braids Appear On Spring and Summer Fashions
The home dressmaker will welcome knitted braids now shown on new spring and summer models. Frocks feature knitted collars cuffs pockets and belts with narrow braids banding overskirts and shaping details. Braids use wool silk wool blends ribbon cotton and even twine, offering wide color and texture options. Some braids run across the width while others go along the length, with plain knitting and purling combinations for novelty effects.
Fashion Notes on Summer Hats and Suits in Organdie and Silk
The text surveys fabric trends for summer wear including organdie with straw hats and printed effects, white silk tricotine with Dresden motifs, suede cloth sports coats, removable train wedding gowns, stole styles, striped silk bodices, and wool jersey suits with pin tuck details featuring diamond motifs and vertical outré accents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresden
Jersey
Fayetteville High School Commencement and Local Weddings
Invitations issued for the Fayetteville High School Class of 1911 1918 commencement set for Friday May 24 at 8 30 PM at LaFayette Theatre Fayetteville NC. Also reports Morse Justice wedding at 613 South Front Street with reception plans and travel to Wilmington Del. Smith Bradshaw nuptials at 214 North Fourth Street with early departure for Washington and home afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
Clara Beatrice Elixins
Minnie Nimocks Holland
Mary Clyde Keith
Lou Jane Kinlaw
Aliie Norris Martin
Harriet Jane Moore
Martha Young Patterson
Otha Parker
Jane Darling Smith
Irene Byrd Walker
Edna Mae Johnson
Halma Clyde Jones
Francis Earle Campbell
Andrew Marcus Courtney
Morton Myers
Henry Ashby Rankin
Samuel Hyman Strange, Jr
Matthew Kee Tatum
Camp Jackson
Richmond
Re Taken Sentenced After Years Freedom
Valentine Howie and Charles Dixon faced renewed sentences in recorder's court after years of freedom ending with their return from Petersburg. They withdrew three month terms to start when previous sentences expire. Leon Lance was paroled for one year with probation official supervision. The disorderly conduct cases saw nol pros entries and prayer for judgment was continued upon costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine Howie
Charles Dixon
Recorder’s Court
Big East
Wilmington
Howie
Valentine
Petersburg
Bullard
D. M. Coleman
Leon Lance
Johnson
Williams
LeRoy Beery
C. ¥. Aeen
Fourteen Temple of Israel Members Now in Service
The Temple of Israel at Fourth and Market streets reports fourteen members now serving in the U S armed forces. The draft has expanded the church’s contribution, claiming to have supplied more men than any other sect in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple of Israel
Fourth
Market Streets
Congregation of
Te Temple of Israel
Lumberton man charged with seditious utterances
F A Stahl of Lumberton was arrested yesterday on charges of making seditious remarks. He appeared before Commissioner Johnson for a preliminary hearing and was remanded to Laurinburg in default of $2,000 bond to await federal trial. Unusual interest surrounded the case.
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F. A. Stahl
Lumberton
Johnson
Laurinburg
Associate Editor of Truckers Journal Enlists for Navy
Wylie 8. Whitehead associate editor and business manager of the Carolina Fruit and Truckers Journal and Southern Lumber Journal left for Charleston D C after enlisting weeks ago. He recently became part owner with his father Z W Whitehead in local publications and wrote well. Friends in the city wish him success in the navy and a safe return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wylie
No Trace Of Negro In Morning Shooting Incident
A negro allegedly shot by F K Mauney of the local naval reserve on river patrol duty near Grace Street at 1 am remains unfound. Mauney told police he ordered the man to halt, but he threw coal and fell overboard after a shot. A fruitless search followed for the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. K. Mauney
Mauney
Grace Street
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Mrs. G. E. Griffith
City
Alberta Blanton
Carolina Beach
Wallace
Bladen Street Methodist Church
Fashiongrams
Morse—Justice
C. S. Morse
South Front Street
Orita Morse
Capt
T. M. Morse
Milton T. Justice
Imington
Del
Miss Morse
A. D. McClure
Rt. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church
Mr. Morse
Justice
J. F. Craig
First Baptist Sunday School
Coy Hewett
Pender Avenue
Epworth League of Trinity Methodist Church
Ninth
Smith
D. D. Bradshaw
Yopp Undertaking Establishment
E. T. Huggins
Mrs. Clark
Beaufort, S. C
Ford
A “Vidmineilon Sheelos
Webster
ART Department
Bureau of Table
Batiste
Lisle
Gabardine
Gordon Quality
Truckers’ Journal
Gro de Londre
Foulard
C de Chine
A. D. Brown Company
Dispatch Today
United States Food Administration
Dispatch
Wilmington Dispatch Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
WSS
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