Red Cross work forms new Wallace auxiliary
Mrs. J. W. Carroll chaired the Wallace area Red Cross effort as an auxiliary in Cinquapin held its first business meeting with key committees elected. Patterns for garments and bandages were made and cutting guided by Mrs. Carroll and Miss Lula Boney. Mrs. Peter leads county first aid work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
J. W. Carroll
Red Cross
R. J. Potter
Lula Boney
Ciinquapin
Carroll
Iss Boney
Warsaw
Camp Jackson
Rivers D. Johnson
Duplin County
Allen Powers
Hamlet
J. ‘W. Boney
McCoy Southerland
Wilmington
L. B. Carr
Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor Society
R. C. Williams
C. A. Teachey
Eleanor Robinson
Ethel Mae Boney
Gorman Boney
Margaret Colwell
Will Murphy
Ruth Williams
Kinston
Margaret Hall
Ellen Boney
B. C. Boney
State Normal College
Goldsboro Observes Human Flag Photo and Local News
In Goldsboro North Carolina on Sunday a large group of Red Cross women and girls formed a human flag on the Wayne County courthouse steps for a photograph. The town broadcasts local tributes and social notes including marriages, visits, and Red Cross fundraising. Mrs Mary C Daniels mother of Judge F A Daniels and Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels remains confined after a fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsboro
N. C
Ed Cross
Wayne County Court House
Mary C. Daniels
F. A. Daniels
Navy
Josephus Daniels
Christian Endeavor Society
Presbyterian Church
W. R. Allen
Louisburg
Louisburg College
Grace Watts
RE. B. Dowell
Kinston
George A. Norwood
Raleigh
Mary DeVane
Leo Barnes
Durham
Watha Red Cross Talks and Local Visits
Watha notes a May 25 report of residents visiting relatives in nearby towns. East Watha staged an entertainment with Miss Newkirk praised for training the cast, with ice cream and cake proceeds for the Red Cross war fund. The local Red Cross chapter remains active, planning to push its small territory to meet a large quota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Lee
East Watha
Red Cross
Patriot addresses inspire audience at Burgaw event
A R. Paddison of Burgaw and W. W. Key of the Carolina Industrial School delivered interesting and patriotic addresses. The remarks drew attention from attendees and highlighted community pride.
Southport Social and Local News Roundup
T M Wood of Wilmington visited Southport for a few hours last Thursday. Mrs H M Muse, in town for weeks, has returned to Charlotte. Capt Leta Potter returns from New York on business. Robert Holden and wife carried home their deceased son's remains from Columbia, S C, where their father is in camp. The Holdens will return to Columbia Saturday. Ruth Shaw and mother plan a summer in Southport. J M Haywood and wife of Richmond County visit their daughter Mrs Harry Weeks on Moore Street. Mrs Esther Creech, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob Lewis, operated on for appendicitis Friday. Benny Robbins of Penn's Grove N J returns home for a week. Carl Ward, Smithville township assignee, visits town each Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southport
T. M. Wood
Wilmington
H. MM. Muse
Our City
Charlotte
Leta Potter
New York
Robert Holden
Columbia
S. C
Holden
Ruth Shaw
J. M. Haywood
Richmond
County
Harry Weeks
Moore Street
George Y. Watson
Esther Creech
Jacob Lewis
Benny Robbins
Penn’s Grove
N. J
Carl Ward
Smithville Township
Local Notes On City Residents And Visitors
H F McKeithan remains on the job while a new clerk, Miss Sallie Desher, handles mail. B C Green and family return to Wilmington. George Walker shows improvement after illness. Willie Bell of Norfolk and Davis Clemons of Bolivia visit the city on Monday. Wives of soldiers with husbands stationed here have returned home since units were reassigned. A telephone dispute ends with bantam temper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. McKeithan
Sallie Desher
B. C. Green
Wilmington
George Walker
Willie Bell
Norfolk
Davis Clemons
Bolivia
Sooner or later every fellow hopes he'll come to the time
A fragment from a column notes the universal hope of reaching a pivotal life moment. The text hints at ambition and the passage of time, reflecting on readiness and personal milestones without providing full context or a complete narrative.
Proverbial Reflection on Growth and Patience
A quip on waiting for results, noting that small beginnings can lead to strong outcomes. It compares initial failures and humble outputs to the eventual growth of acorns into oaks, warning against overthinking the immediate yield.
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Eastern Carolina
Social News
Myrtle Pope
Miss Stewart
Coats
Ethel Stewart
J. D. Harding
Florida
The
American Red Cross
Mary V. Dawson
Boney
Sue Husey
Wilson
W. L. Byrd
Johnston-Willis
Gertrude Boney
Fountain Inn
Jor
Der
United
Front and Princess
United Realty Company
Fidelity Trust and Development Company
Carolina Shipbuilding Company
Steel Shipyard
Central Boulevard
Sunset Park
United Pea
A & TI
DR. Caldwell
W. B. Caldwell
Washington &I
Monticello
Illinois
Banister Oxfords
Boylan
Hancock
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