Cantata The City of God Delights St Pauls Church
The cantata The City of God at St Pauls Lutheran church drew a capacity crowd and featured a new pipe organ. William G Robertson directed and played, with a 60-voice choir and soloists Mrs J B Fenley Miss Katherine Vollers J B Fenley and William T Murphy receiving praise. Dr A D McClure led the address praising Protestant church unity and the religious city life inspiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of God
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
William G. Robertson
St. James Episcopal Church
Katherine, Vollers
J. B. Fenley
William T. Murphy
Robertson
Julia Post
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
A. D. McClure
St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church
Mrs De Saulles Cross Examined By Prosecution
The trial continued with Mrs De Saulles back on the stand as District Attorney Weeks questioned her about memory gaps after custody denial and three months in jail. She described heat distress and hair loss while defense blamed thyroid disease. Letters from before and during the marriage were read, showing affection and domestic tensions, including references to a London hotel dispute and a yacht sighting with the Duke of Manchester.
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Nassau County
South Bethlechem
Justice Manning
Mrs. de Saulles
Hogs a Factor in Winnie War War Effort
Washington dispatch reports Food Administrator Hoover urges a nationwide keep a pig patriot drive to boost hog herds for fat and meat. He cites one billion extra bushels of feed this year and calls for urban and rural yards to raise hogs, arguing pork fats support the war more than shells. He notes Germany's hogs and urges changes in village and urban ordinances.
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Hoover
Germany
Local marriages filed at the Register of Deeds
Several couples secured marriage licenses yesterday and today. Charley L. Woodward of New York now at Fort Canwell weds Delisle Cobb, James Adkins of Kentucky now at Fort Caswell weds Miler Mattie Gilbert, Jesse J. Garriss weds Mattie F Teachey, Clayton Horne weds Annie E Newton, and Joseph R. Justice weds Willie M. Hammond. The bride-to-be was under age but received her father's consent by telegraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register of Deeds
Charley L. Woodward
New York
Fort Canwell
Delisle Cobb
James Adkins
Kentucky
Fort Caswell
Miler Mattie Gilbert
Thomas W. Gilbert
Nashville
Tenn
Jesse J. Garriss
Mattie F Teachey
City
Clayton Horne
H. L. Horne
Annie E. Newton
W. F F. Newton
Joseph R. Justice
Willie M. Hammond
H. L. Hammond
Hartsville
D. C
British contracts buy vast canned meat supply
Since the war began the British army contracts department has purchased about 40,000,000 cans of preserved meat, roughly the weight of six catapulted dreadnoughts.
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British Army Contracts Department
Wight
Business Ads Sell Fast by Postal Telegraph Service
Advertisers can reach customers quickly using Postal Telegraph messengers for ads. For pricing, call 176 for ads while telegraph and other services are handled by Postal Telegraph.
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Postal Telegraph Cable Company
Postal Telegraph
Hat Rye and Graham Bread Wednesday
An advertising blotter notes American Baking Co offers Hat Rye and Graham Bread for Wednesday with a contact phone number 190 and dates labeled 11 27 11j.
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American Baking Co
Graham Rolls
Farris Bakery
Phone
Phone American Baking CO
Peoples Building & Loan opens 36th stock series
Next Saturday December 1 Peoples Building & Loan Association introduces its 36th stock series inviting stockholders. A weekly $2.50 investment yields about $1,000 in six years, underscoring postwar value of saving. Booklet on methods available at 112 Princess St contact W. E. Perdew president and D. R. Foster secretary-treasurer. 11-25-61.
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Peoples Building & Loan Association
Princess St
W. E. Perdew
D. R. Foster
North Carolina Home Building Association
Jas. H. Taylor, Jr
Reilly
Princess Street
Reilly's Real Estate
Princess St. Su, Tu, Thu
Fri
Week ends with allied victories on Italian and Palestine fronts
The Italian armies reorganized and held the Piave line against stronger Austro German assaults. In the Sette Communi plateau area heavy fighting continues with the enemy detained. Allied reserves bolster Italian defense while morale improves. In Palestine General Allenby’s forces advance toward Jerusalem, reaching the Ramaleh road seven miles west of the city as another column advances from the north.
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Piave
Sette Communi
Brenta
Palestine
Allenby
Jerusalem
Ramaleh Road
Desire for Service Wins Opposition
Southport, Nov. 27. James W. Thompson Jr., son of Mr and Mrs J W Thompson, has decided to enter government service. At 18 he passed an examination in the United States Signal Corps with the grade of second lieutenant and will soon begin active duties. He previously attended the Citadel and Chapel Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southport
James W. Thompson, Jr
J. W. Thompson
James
Citadel
Charleston
S. C
Chapel Hill
United States Signal Corps
Deals in dirt three Real estate transfers filed
Three property transfers were recorded today by the Register of Deeds. Lenora C. Jordan sold part of lot 3 block 254 on Anderson Street to Daisy T. Stern berger for $100 and other valuable considerations. Chesley C. Bellamy commissioner sold part of lot 4 block 256 on Dickinson Street to 8 R Adams for $225. S R Adams sold part of lot 4 block 256 on Dickinson Street to Ruben Burnice for $10 and other valuable considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register of Deeds
Office of the Register of Deeds
Lenora C. Jordan
Daisy T. Sternberger
Anderson Street
Chesley C. Bellamy
R. Adams
Dickinson Street
S. R. Adams
Ruben Burnice
Beer Alcohol Limit Cut By Food Administration
The Food Administration, with President Wilson, plans to reduce beer’s alcohol content to 3 percent and shrink brewer grain use by about 30 percent while keeping beer output unchanged. Officials say a whisky surplus makes total beer ban undesirable, citing social issues alongside food conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Food Administration
Wilson
Remarkable Women Linguists in British Censor Office
The British Censor's office houses some of the world’s most remarkable women linguists. One woman is conversant with nearly every known language.
Italy’s Air Power Rises From Eighty Planes to Three Thousand
The article notes Italy’s expansion from about eighty flying machines, mostly French, to three thousand aircraft, all Italian-made and of the latest design, reflecting a major military buildup.
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Austria
Italy
Aire
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United Press Staff
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P. O
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J. K. Beard
Davis Furniture Store
Wilmington
N. C
Gordon’s
Marine Iron & Steel Co
Norflok
Seiger
L-2
South Sixth Street
Warren’s
South Front Street
P. O. Box
W. C. Richardson
Clarendon
May’s Delicatessen
Gene “Byrnes
SMITH
Eee City Cycle Co
L. Mazer
S. Fifth Street
Philadelphia
Motte Business College, Inc
City Electric CO
Frincess Street
Pythian
Everything Electrical
Bladen
Bear Produce
Moise Co
No. 14
Market St
Remington
L. C. Smith
Fox
Ithaca & Parker
Chas. Kinkelstein
S. Fror
M. Lance
Carolina Beach
W. B. Cooper & Co
Wilmington, N. C
Liberty
the Peoples Savings Bank
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Chesnut Streets
American Bank & Trust
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Princess Building
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