Thanksgiving Poem and Society Notes in Wilmington News
Poem lines celebrate thanksgiving and national unity. The Wilmington section reports multiple society notices including engagements, marriages, travels, and local events with names such as Corinne Roosevelt Robinson, Miss Lucile Smith, Ed Bigford, and Ed Cronly, plus attendance at North Carolina Teachers' Assembly and local debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Cronly
Fort Myer
John Hill Cronly
Cronly
Camp Greene
Charlotte
Acme
Lucile Smith
James Smith
Ed. Bigford
East Arcadia
Mr. Watson
Trained Nurses Pass State Board Exam
Miss Isabel Jarvis Rachel Martin Marjorie Pierce and Ada Robertson recently graduated from James Walker Memorial Hospital school of nurses and passed the State board examination held in Asheville. Secretary Lebby announced the results last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel Jarvis
Rachel Martin
Marjorie Pierce
Ada Robertson
School of Nurses
James Walker Memorial Hospital
State Board For Nurses
Asheville
Lebby
State Board
Allied Meeting Opens Friday
Paris November 29 The inter allied conference will open at 19 o clock tomorrow morning with Premier Clem enceau presiding He will give a brief welcome and delegates will set order of deliberations and assign discussion tasks to technical committees The conference aims to solve concrete issues such as food supplies and the blockade with committees to prepare opinions The first plenary session will follow the welcome and a three day meeting is planned An official luncheon will be held at the foreign office on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Clemenceau
Foreign Office
Rockingham
Woodrow Wilson
Brother Smith
Bishop Fitzgerald
Parson Smith
Mr. Smith
Germans Freely Use Ammunition in France
In France on November 28 Associated Press reports American ordnance experts estimate German forces have expended more than 160000 dollars worth of ammunition in raiding an American trench. The assessment reflects heavy German activity and material use during the engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
France
Raints
Losses of British ships rise in week across mined and submarine attacks
London reports a week of naval losses with fourteen merchantmen of 1669 tons plus seven smaller vessels sunk by mines or submarines. The tally marks an increase of four larger ships compared with last week’s admiralty statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Admiralty
Georgia Tech Trail in Season Scoring Behind Annapolis
Georgia Tech has fallen behind Annapolis in total points scored this season, reflecting a strong season effort by the Naval academy. The Navy squad leads in scoring while Tech battles for offensive consistency and victories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Tech
Annapolis
Local Personal Notices from the City
Mr. C. T. Stewart has gone to Rocky Mount on business. Hon. E. M. Kevones of Jacksonville visits the city. Edest D. Warren travels to Clinton for Thanksgiving with friends. Morris Lipinsky of the Bon Marche at Asheville here to relieve Louis Lipinsky who will spend days in Asheville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Stewart
Rocky Mount
E. M. Kevones
Jacksonville
Edest D. Warren
Clinton
Morris Lipinsky
Asheville
Louis Lipinsky
Reverend Smith’s pamphlet stirs Methodist debate in Raleigh
Reverend G F Smith’s Plain Reasons for important changes in Methodist church policy circulated briefly, drawing sharp comments from Raleigh Democrats and church members. Smith urges four year terms for bishops and other officers, challenging life tenure and seeking to curb ecclesiastical autocracy within the conference framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
G. F. Smith
Rockingham
Greenville
Brother Smith
Smith
Sayme
Bishons
Temperamen
Christian Advocate
General Conference
Parsian Sage Promises Cure for Dandruff in Ad
An advertisement extols Parsian sage as a guaranteed cure for dandruff itching and hair loss with money back if not satisfied. The piece then shifts to a sermon discussion on church governance criticizing lifelong episcopal rule and urging bishop accountability and periodic election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Bellamy
Foreign priests released. three deportations halted in Mexico
Mexico City reports that by order of the Department of the Interior three foreign priests Rae are and ordered deported have been released and permitted to remain in Mexico. The government will permit one Spanish one Italian and one French priest to remain but foreign priests must not hold religious services in churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Mexico City
Department of the Interior
Mexico
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The
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A. M. Wiett
3. W. Reid
New Bern
James A. Faviey
Whiteville
A.C. Ligay
Nettie Stanner
De'xaddo
Winter Park
J. Howell
Ee Fae
Olive Patten
Virginia
United American Mechanics
Order
Mary Da'dwin Mitchell
Fannie Starr Mitchell
Raleigh High School
J. S. Mitchell
North Fourth Street
W. M. Collins
Greensboro
Miss Eliza
State Normal College
C. C. Hines
Holly Ridge
Wilmington
Newton-Horne
Annie Newton
W. F
Newton
Clayton Horne
J. H. Miller
Walter Horne
Evelyn Newton
Elizabeth Horne
Pineview Farm
Allied Meeting
Red Cross
A. D. Brown
Siar
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Belk-Williams Company
Fuchs’ Cash Dep’ T
Contac
Childres
Bargaigis
Luis
Garpe
Dolis
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