Lutheran Conventions Open With Plans For Seminole River Trip
The Fifteenth Biennial Convention of the United Synod of the Lutheran church of the South and the Sixth Biennial Convention of the Woman's Missionary Conference begin Thursday in St Pauls Lutheran Church with sessions in the Sunday School room at Princess and Sixth Streets. Delegates from St Pauls and St Matthews prepare for a strong program on home and foreign missions including an Orphan Homes campaign. A Seminole trip down the Cape Fear River is planned for next Saturday afternoon.
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United Synod of the Lutheran Church of the South
Woman's Missionary Conference of the
United Synod
United Synod of the Church
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Princess and
Sixth Streets
St. Paul’s
St. Matthew's
Orphan Teme Board
St. Siul’s
Cape Fear
Silver Jubilee of Rev. Dennen Celebrated at St Marys
The St Marys pro Cathedral congregation honors Very Rev C Dennen marking 26 years as pastor with a solemn mass at the cathedral and a public reception at the rectory. Bishop Leo Haid and about 35 priests attend along with visiting ministers from Baltimore and Philadelphia.
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St. Mary’s pro-Cathedral
C. Dennen
Father Dennen
Wilmington
Leo Haid
Belmont
N. C
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Fians
Fifth and Ann Streets
Haid
St. Ann Lois
Castle Haynes Colony
St. Vincent's College
Latrobe
Leo Hard
N. Y
Patrick Moore
St. Mary’s Cathedral
Paint Spruces Garrell Building Front on Princess Street
Painters refreshed the Princess street front of the Garrell building at the corner of Princess and North Second streets. The Elvington Pharmacy and former Wilmington Furniture Company building entrances look inviting with new paint. Interior coats brighten both stores and, though odor lingers in Elvington for now, it will fade as the transformation completes.
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Princess Street
Garrell
Princess and
North Second Streets
Elvington Pharmacy
Wilmington Furniture Company
Elvington
Remains of M. M. Bullard Laid to Rest in Montague
News arrives of the death of M. M. Bullard of Montague North Carolina at age sixty one after a brief illness. Survived by wife Mery J Bullard and four daughters J N Atkinson Lester J Beard Elizabeth Bullard Rosa Montague Bullard. Two brothers and four sisters also survive. Funeral at St Augustine Catholic Church Montague this afternoon. Interment in family burying grounds at J H Montague home.
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M. M. Bullard
Montague
N. C
Campaign closes as Travis urges straight Democratic ticket
Hon. E. L. Travis, chairman of the State Corporation Commission, spoke to a large Wilmington audience in the County Courthouse urging voters to back the Democratic ticket. He defended state and national policies, cited tax, bond, and road gains since 1900, praised the Wilson era, and urged turnout for election day.
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Wilmington
E. L. Travis
State Corporation Commission
County Court House
Travis
North Carolina
South Carolina
Marion Butler
Linny
Butler
South Dakota
Mr. Travis
Wilson
Ollie James
Kentucky
St. Louis
Europe
Thomas E. Cooper
Democratic Executive Committee
J. O. Carr, Esq
United States
Federal Court to Convene for Two Weeks in Wilmington
Federal Court opens in Wilmington for a two week term with Judge H G Connor presiding. Prosecution of criminal and civil matters is light with J O Carr making his first appearance as Eastern District prosecutor. Notable civil docket item is Warren versus Waccamaw Lumber for 310000 damages.
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S. P. Collier
United States Court
H. G. Connor
J. O. Carr
North Carolina
RE. J. Warren
Waccamaw Lumber Company
Warren
Charles G. Owen
Columbus County
Will Inmann
Brunswick County
Austin Mills
58. A. L
Franco-Ottoman Steamship Company
Wilmington Towing Company
Cromwell
Salvage Corporation
R. B
Sanisep sewerage system showcased for South
Manufactures Record notes growing interest in private sewerage disposal among Southern businesses. Cement Products Company of Wilmington N C designed the Sanisep system offering low cost solutions for villages, mills and schools. Installations span Bibb Manufacturing Macon Hawthorn Clover Fairfax West Point River View Springfield Laurinburg Norwood Roanoke Mills in several states.
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Cement Products Company
Wilmington
N. C
South
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Bibb Manufacturing Company
Macon
Hawthorn Spinning Mills
Clover
S. C
West Point
Fairfax Mills
River View
Ala
Springfield Cotton Mills
Laurinburg
Norwood
Roanoke Mills Company
Roanoke Rapids
Linen Auxiliary Officers Elected for Year at Hospital
The Linen Auxiliary of James Walker Memorial Hospital elected officers for the coming year at its annual meeting held in Wilmington. President Mrs J W Grainger secretary Mrs I W Sullivan and treasurer Mrs W G Hull were chosen. The group urged community support and reported linen contributions including pillow cases towels sheets gowns and related items supplied during 1916.
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James Walker Memorial Hospital
Wilmington Savings and Trust Company
J. W. Grainger
I. W. Sullivan
W. G. Hull
Haddock Accepts Post in Fayetteville Gas Dept
Mr. R S Haddock leaves today for Fayetteville to join the Fayetteville Light and Power Company gas department. He previously worked in the Tidewater Power Company gas department in Wilmington. His family will stay in Wilmington until next spring as friends wish him success in the new home.
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R. S. Haddock
Fayetteville
Fayetteville Light and Power Company
Tidewater Power Company
Wilmington
Election Special to be mailed with Dispatch issue
The Wilmington Dispatch announces a free Election Special delivered with the main paper on Wednesday morning. Read it for the most complete election returns and results.
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Wilmington Dispatch
Dispatch
Seminole 3 Crew May Participate in Dedication Parade
Preparations advance for the dedication of the new Custom House with Knights of Columbus leading the exercises and other city fraternal groups to join. Col. Walker Taylor seeks government consent for the Seminole and Coast Artillery crew from Southport to take part in the parade alongside Capt. James B. Lynch and the Wilmington Light Infantry.
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Knights of Columbus
Walker Taylor
Custom House
Wilmington
Taylor
Seminole
Coast Artillery
Southport
James B. Lynch
Wilmington Light Infantry
Marble Tablets From Italy Set For Wilmington High School Display
Two marble memorial tablets for Governors Jarvis and Aycock arrive from Italy and will be shown in Wilmington High School on Monday and Tuesday. Courtesy arrangements include architect H. E. Bonitz and Carolina Cut Stone Co. chief J. H. Niggles. Tablets will be viewed by Greenville schoolchildren before being moved to the new Greenville High School auditorium.
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Jarvis
Aycock
Italy
H. E. Bonitz
Greenville
N. C
J. H. Niggles
Carolina Cut Stone Co
Wilmington High School
Bonitz
Cordon
Mediterranean Sea
Aycock and
Greenville High School
F. C. Harding
Pitt County
J. L. Little
G. E B. Harris
J. R. Moye
C. S. Carr
T. M. Hooker
W. B. Wilson
T. O'H Dupree
Hey Taylor
Niggle
Wilmington
Charles B. Aycock
John J. Blair
Thomas Jordan Jarvis
Charles Brantley Aycock
Fourth Annual Wilmington Corn Show Opens This Week
The large tabernacle at Fourth and Castle streets hosts the Fourth Annual Wilmington Corn Show for four days starting Tuesday. A 20 000 square foot main space plus ten thousand more feet of tents will display agricultural, educational and business exhibits, with prominent livestock and machinery sections. Educational and floral displays, amateur arrangements, and extensive business booths fill the venue, drawing visitors and public attention to Wilmington and the surrounding counties.
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Fourth
Castle Streets
Wilmington
North Carolina
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