Society Notes From The City And Nearby Towns
Mrs. M N Bailey and Mr M N Bailey depart for Williamston for two weeks with relatives. Miss Estelle Beates of Rocky Point visits in the city. Miss Maggie Whitley of Morrisville returns home. Carolina Place Red Cross unit meets tomorrow at 4 30 with Mrs W B Jones. Annie Jackson and Mrs C B Dickson of Rocky Mount visit Mrs T H Flowers on North Sixth street. St Pauls Lutheran church Christian association meets tonight at 8 in the Luther Memorial building. Mr and Mrs Walter Rutland announce the upcoming marriage of their daughter Louise to William Armistead Townes of Wilmington at St Johns Episcopal on June 12 at 6 pm. Tomorrow nights Red Cross benefit card party at club rooms promises delightful affairs with 500 and bridge as games. reservations via Mrs J H Kuck at 1806 J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Jackson
C. B. Dickson
Rocky Mount
T. H. Flowers
North Sixth Street
Christian Association of St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Luther Memorial Building
Sixth
Princess Streets
Walter Rutland
Louise
William Armistead Townes
Wilmington
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Red Cross
J. H. Kuck
Rachel Freeman
John Ian
North Caroling Home Luilding Association
New Hanover County
Court House
Gwyn Street
Anderson Street
Paralle
Kerry Street
North Carolina Home Building Association
John D. Lellamy
Seven Southern Men Among War Casualties
Washington reported 18 army casualties today with no officers listed. KIA included Corporal Lonnie Timyson and Privates Alexander P Garrett, James C Holland, Walter Shutzman, James Wallen. Died of wounds Wagoner Norris G Stokes. Missing in action Private John B F Walters.
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Washington
Southbern
Lonnie Timyson
RF. D. No
Ready
Alexander P.garrett
Mangum
Okla
James C. Holland
Villa Ricca
Walter Shutzman
Hihel
James Wallen
Fairlead
Oxla
Wagoner Norris G. Stokes
la Crosse
Fla
John B. F. Walters
Gadsden
Ala
Go barefooted and help the fatherland appeal spreads in Germany
Amsterdam May 27 Go barefooted this summer and help the fatherland is the patriotic catchword placarded in Germany. The explanation notes a leather shortage and urges rich and poor to dispense with boots and shoes. The elderly are urged to set an example for the young and walk barefoot at home in streets schools or churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Germany
Derelicts Reported Off Virginia Capes By Navy
May 27 report from the fifth naval district says derelicts were sighted off the Virginia capes. Officials doubt enemy ships operate this far east and think storms wrecked the vessels. Officers arriving at an Atlantic port reported three derelicts seen off the capes.
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Washington
Virginia Capes
Navy Department
Fifth Naval District
Atlantic
Vesselen
Capes
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M. N. Bailey
Williamston
Estelle Beates
Rocky Point
Maggie Whitley
Morrisville
Carolina Place Red Cross
W. B. Jones
Carolina Court
France
Laie S
New York City
35Th Street
Fke
Daniel P. Retchzy
SMTH
Red” Smith
Boston Braves
Larry Doyle
Smith
Gossard
Alma Brown
the Peoples Savings Bank
Belk-Williams Company
Pinesey
New York
the Pompeian Manufacturing
Superior Avenue
Cleveland
Ohio
Harnett
Cape Fear
Federal Point
Masonboro
H. K. Nash
B. F. King
Carolina Printing and Stamp Works
Grace St
Str
Southport
Fort Caswell
Placid
Cape
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