Local notices of residents returning home and events
Numerous social notices report residents such as Mrs. Edn Bunting Mrs. J. F. fs Miss Anna Banks Mr. and Mrs. David Ward Miss Kate Woodcock and others returning to the city from Atlanta Andersen Smithfield Lincolnton and Baltimore Updated plans for the Wilmington Choral Society meeting Epworth League postponement and various church and club activities The Red Cross Carolina Place unit reports September service items and meeting details
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Banks
Andersen
David Ward
Shallotte
Kate.Woodcock
Smithfield
N. C
E. F. West
Queen Street
Whitlea
Swallotte
M. C. Spender
Helping Hand Society
The
First Baptist Church
High Point
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Red Cross Workrooms Open Tomorrow at Murchison Bank Building
Red Cross work rooms will be on the second and eighth floors of the Murchison National Bank Building from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. tomorrow. All who are interested are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Housewives League
Savings Bank
League
Warrock
Gussie Harriss
Charles Blomme
Wrightsville Avenue
Red Cross
Murchison
National Bank
Ynarrow
Street Car Service Delayed After Trolley Breakage
Street cars were halted for over an hour on North Front near Chestnut due to a trolley breakdown. Workmen repaired the line and restored service. The North Carolina Fisheries Commission will meet in Edenton tomorrow to discuss shad season regulation with a proposed closed season from April 20 to January 1 considered at the July meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Front Street
Chestnut
Fisheries Commission
Edenton
Fisheries Commission of
North Carolina
Obituary notices death at home in Wilmington
The death occurred at 11 10 o clock A M September 20 at his residence 610 South Front street Wilmington aged 63. Friends and relatives are invited to attend. Obituary notice records a death and home address with age and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Front Street
Wilmington
Wil
Out
Eis Ohomy
Eesse Zzance
Cardui hailed as woman’s tonic by relieved Georgia reader
Nervous fatigue fainting spells and weight loss from Sallie Eidson of Tallapoosa Ga improve after taking Cardui. She reports gaining strength to 122 pounds after nine bottles and credits restored sleep and numbness relief to the medicine. The ad touts broad testimonials and claims many letters support Cardui’s worth for women’s ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallapoosa
Sallie Eidson
Aiden
Almanac
Cardus
Cardui
Local notices of travel and society figures
Personal notices report that numerous local leaders and friends traveled to New York Atlantic City and Wilmington for business and social reasons. The item mentions M r T E Wallace councils members F Stern Rev Dr Milton and others visiting or returning from trips and a hospital recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Wallace
Shallotte
Louis M. Bunting
New York
F. Stern
W. H. Milton
Christoff Battleman
Coast Line
Bur- Zaw
Plans for Protestant Reformation anniversary celebration
The Ministerial Association met at the Y M C A to discuss the 400th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation planned for November. A national speaker, a cantata, and tableaux from city churches are planned as the main events, with work accelerating as November nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Icr
Ministerial Association
Telling Mitchel to Run for Reelection
A mass meeting in City Hall Park aimed to persuade Mayor John Putroy Mitchel to seek re election on an independent ticket. Speakers included Charles E. Hughes, Alton B. Parker, and Henry Morgenthau with Colonel Roosevelt expected to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchel
Associated Press
New York
City Hall Park
Toda
John Putroy Mitchel
Charles E. Slurhes
Alton B. Parker
Ilenry Morgenthau
Turkey
Roosevelt
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B. “. “Keith
Currie
J. F. Fs
J. Edn Bunting
Atlanta
Wilmington Choral Society
Elks’ Temple
A. O. Sennster
Charles ‘E. ” Borden
Richmond
W. H. Pemberton
Dock Street
Annie McKey
City
Carl B. Rehder
Lincolnton
A. R. Newsome
Marshville
H. T. Cooley
Harry, Jr
Philadelphia
Epworth League of Grace Methodist Church
S. A. Schloss
Baltimore
Fiorette Schloss
Groucher College
That City
J. Bailey Farmer
James Walker Memorial Hospital
North Seventh Street
A. Wankassell
Miss May
Norman Barnes
Pottsville
Wilbur Crawford
Postoffice Avenue
Eugene Johnson
Norfolk
Cantwell Dancing School
Ian Hall
Isis
E. H. Drum
Ruth Lamb
Point Caswell
R. W. Pridgen
Mary
Charlotte
Margaret Hastings
Fayetteville
Myrtle Lamb
Belvidere
Aston
A. B. Skelding
Wrightaville Beach
South Third Street
Bertha Zoeller
Lutheran Sunday School
W. C. Lord
Ruth Johnson
Slopewell
Lord
Dupont
Miss Johnson
E. M. Johnson
Christian Endeavor Society
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
National Special Aid Society
Wooitex
Fyery Department
Nations House
A.D. Brown
Thomas E. Cooper
Charles FE. Taylor
Atlantic City
American Dankers’ Association
Fred E. Walker
Walker
Dearborne Truck Company
John W. Bourroughs
New Bern
W. P. Stacy
Superior Court
BE. W. Taylor
Winnabow
Tankersley Sanitorium
Tribus
Wilkington
Kenan
New York Tribune
Robt. Worth Bingham
Francis
Tribune
the Tribune
Robert Worthingham
Henry M. Flagler
Louisville
Alexander O. Gettler
Charles A. Norris
Bing
Ham
Lawrence Lewis
Robert Worth Bingham
Oakdale Cemetery
Kennan
Louisville Post
Bingham
W. W. Davies
Wood
Oakdale
New Earth
Gennery
Belk-Williams Company
United States
Liberty Loan
American Sugar Refining Company
Honnet
Conservative Progress
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