Delegates Arrive as State WCTU Convention Opens
Dr Anna Gordon national president will arrive Monday night from Sumter and speak Tuesday and Wednesday at the five Baptist church in Wilmington. Delegates from Raleigh Greensboro New Bern Guilford County and other towns attend a three day convention with an elaborate entertainment program at homes along Market and Princess streets.
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State Women's Christian Temperaice Union
Five Baptist Church
Toewlay
Ds Anna Gordon
Sumter
Fiowever
Wilmington
D- Anna A. Gordon
Evanston
Orton Hotel
C. C. Covington
Kr. Dixon
Goldsboro
J . Daniel
Robert Ruark
Prince S.treet
J. H. Pate
C. EE
Bethea
Princess Ren ‘Irs
St. N. Ransom
Charlotte
J. W. Brooks
Market Street
Day of Atonement observes solemn Jewish fast
The Day of Atonement Yom Kippur begins Friday October 6 at sunset and ends Saturday October 7. It is the holiest day in the Jewish year spent in fasting and prayer with Kol Nidre marking the evening service and Neilah the closing prayers sealing life. It emphasizes repentance toward God and reconciliation with others before seeking forgiveness.
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Temple
Jerusalem
Alumni Meet and Smoker Set at Graystone Inn
Local Alumni Association prepares for annual meeting and smoker at Graystone Inn Carolina Beach. Mr Buxton White will attend with lantern slides of new A M College buildings and football team photos. Thanksgiving game vs Washington and Lee in Raleigh is highlight with plans for a Pullman rail trip.
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J. L. Becton
A. &M. College
Buxton White
Board of Trustees
Alumni Association
Graystone Inn
Carolina Beach
Washington and Lee
Raleigh
Gillette
Camp Glenn
Ll. L. Merritt
Dock” Foster
Heintz
White
A. & M. College
Raleign
North Carolina Osteopathic Society Convention Speakers Listed
Dr W S Carson of Wilmington among principal speakers at the 31st annual convention in Raleigh October 6 7. Program includes Dr J M Flemming mouth hygiene and Dr W Banks Meacham as guest president. Other speakers from Charlotte Fayetteville Winston Salem Greensboro and more discuss topics from Brights disease to malaria and tuberculosis. Demonstrations and women osteopaths in public health take featured roles.
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W. S. Carson
The
North Carolina Osteopathic Society
Senate
N. C
Carson
State Board of Osteopathic Examination and Registration
J. M. Flemming
Raleigh
State Board of Medical Examiners
Flemming
William EK. Crutchfield
Dr. Tucker
National Osteopathic Organization
W. Banks Meacham
Asheville
Ir. H. Ray
Charlotte
Bright
E. J. Carson
Fayetteville
L. A. Rockwell
Winston-Salem
C. E. Armstrong
New Bern
S. O. Holland
Salisbury
R. R. Heine
A. F. Winkelman
S. W. Tucker
Durham
A. C. Tebeau
Hendersonville
C. A. Griffiths
Mt. Airy
H. W. Glascock
Elizabeth E. Smith
Jennie L. Spalding
Nashville
Bond ordered in admiralty case over Louisa release
Judge Henry G. Connor in Wilson presided over motions in Freight ers Transportation Co versus Templeman Steamship Co an admiralty suit for 20000 damages. Plaintiff must post 2000 attachment bond defendant 5000 bond to release the Spanish steamer Louisa now loading cargo at Seaboard dock pending November term. Attorneys Joly Bellamy McClammy Cooper Rountree Ruark argued.
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Henry G. Connor
Wilson
United States District Court Room
Transportation Company
Templeman Steamship Company
Louisa
Genoa
Lou’sa
Seaboard Terminal
Joly D. Bellamy
Herbert McClammy
W. B. Cooper
George Rountree
Murchison National Bank
Robert Ruark
YMCA Plans Week Long Membership Drive
The YMCA outlines a weekly membership boost aiming to push total members above 800. Several new members have joined to start Monday and many regular attendees have been examined in preparation to enter the gymnasium.
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Young Men’s Christian Association
Social Directory Snippet Reveals Local Addresses and Guests
Fragmented lines list women from Elizabeth City High Point Wilmington and Guilford College visiting or hosting at various addresses including 406 Grace Street 401 North Second Street and North Second Street plus mentions of Mrs Moore and Mrs Murrell in a Guilford College context.
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J. EK. Kirkman
High Point
E. R. Clark
North Tittesith Street
W. F. Pukert
Clark
C. J. Vaughan
J. W. Hudler
North 11Th Street
Ft Sills
Winston-Salem
Harry Payne
Prt Street
S. N. White
Reidsville
Vroil Vrs
Bethea
Toiteeus Street
Irs
J. M. Kheoun
Greensboro
J. Brown
Third Street
Notre Johnson
Greenshers
J. Shinberger
South Fifth Street
A. “ Vickory
Shinberger
Scarboro
ME. Creasey
KE. M. Battis
J. D. Edwards
Market Street
Boles
J. B. Brinkley
Chestut Street
K. J. Preyer
D. W. Bullock
North Fourth Street
Mire
O. C. Godfrey
Spencer
Andrew Howell
W. S. Goodman
Howell
Ed. Ketchie
J. W. Brooks
William Boettcher
Elizabeth City
Thomas Bacon
Grace Street
Clay Foreman
M. T. Plyler
North Second Street
P. A. Jones
T. A. Green
Wilmington Annex
FAO
B. E. Moore
Green
Leeth
Democrats to Meet at Wilson Club Tuesday Night
Postals urge all Democrats to attend the Wilson Club meeting at the courthouse Tuesday night at 8 o clock. Hundreds are expected and a message from National Headquarters will be delivered. Members are asked to bring a friend.
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Wilson Club
Court House At & O
National
Alos
Bon Marche to Open Doors with Informal Opening
The Bon Marche store announces an informal opening tomorrow morning inviting the city’s lady population to view new merchandise of latest designs. Management says the formal opening will occur after new fixtures arrive and are installed.
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Bon Marche
New Interest Quarter Began at American Bank and Trust
A new interest quarter began at the American Bank and Trust Co yesterday. Deposits made on or before October 2 will bear four percent compound interest from October 1. Interest will be computed January 1.
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American Bank & Trust CO
City Schools Open Monday
The city schools will open tomorrow morning with all details settled. Instructors and heads met to review conditions. Textbooks for the season are published and admission cards issued to primary grade students. Latin exams were given to backward students at the high school and most parents have addressed vaccination concerns to ensure admittance.
Harvest Thanksgiving drive for Salvation Army set
The Salvation Army local corps urges Wilmington residents to support the Harvest Thanksgiving from October 7 to 9. Proceeds fund Rescue and Slum work as well as general Army outreach, with deposits by October 2 earning 4 percent interest. Local officers seek broad community cooperation and donations of any size.
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Salvation Army
Wilminton
Annual Wilmington Baptist Meeting to Be Held in Wallace
Delegates from Wilmington churches will attend the two day session in Wallace next week. About 53 churches across New Hanover Pender Duplin Sampson Bladen and Onslow counties are represented. Rev Dr J J Hurt is expected to address the gathering and reports on membership finances and missions will be presented.
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Wallace
New Hanover
Pender
Duplin
Sampson
Bladen
Onslow
George E. Leftwich
J. A. Sullivan
Calvary Baptist Church
J. J. Hurt
Wilmington Baptist Association
Elizabeth City
Oct 2 Anniversary Offers 4 Percent Rate
October 2nd notes a 4 percent rate in a brief notification. The fragment mentions interest terms without context or institutions. No additional details are readable to identify parties or purpose.
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of Women's Temperance Christian Union
Anna Gordon
S. J. Philips
George Green
H. B. Branch
South Sixth Street
R. W. Davis
S. H. Scott
C.H. Fore
North Seventh Street
J. E. Sterick
Walter Horton
M. H. Shepherd
South Eighth Street
R. D. Stephens
Shepherd
Mollie Parrish
G. A. Strickland
Jj. Tlicks Bunting
South Third Street
Marsha Morris
J. F. Rogers
Adelaide Lloyd
Bethel
W. A. Sanders
Chaucc Street
Maggie Kitelurst
Sanders
Lanten
N. C. Osteopathic Society
State House
Connor
Wilmington Savings & Trust Company
Princess Street
GITY
Tomor
Williams
Peking
Hong Kong
China
J. C. Williams
Belk-Williams Co
Dorothy Dodd
Dispatch
Dorothy Dedd
James M. Hall
Geo. C. Gaylord’s
Miss Brown
New York City
Geo. C. Gaylord’ S
Baptist Fool
Tist Association
Wallace Wednes
First Baptist Church
Columbia Agents
Ibia
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