Local residents visit city. church events noted
Lois Allen and Mrs J T Joiner visit the city while Miss Florence Sellers and Miss Anna Mae Bullock spend the day there. Meetings of First Presbyterian and Doreas Society at St Pauls Dwutheran are announced along with a Grace Methodist Women’s Missionary Society gathering. Out-of-town visitors pass through or stay for family events and a Belk Williams store wedding witnesses the ceremony of Miss Florence Clewis and Archibald Sellars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doreas Society of St. Paul’s Dwutheran Church
Women’s Missionary Society of the
Grace Methodist Church
Florence Clewis
F. Clewis
Sampson County
Archibald Sellars
Belk-Williams
Wilmington Wilson Club rally endorses Woodrow Wilson
The meeting features speeches by Senator W. B. Cooper Col Walker Taylor and leaders of the Woodrow Wilson Club. They praise Wilsons administration applaud Democratic unity and pledge active support for reelection plus a committee to organize local campaigns and a message from Henry Morgenthau praising Wilmington efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
McRae
W. B. Cooper
Cooper
North Carolina
Mr. Wilson
Col. Walker Taylor
Wilmington
Thomas
Woodrow
Colonel Taylor
Woodrow Wilson
New York
W. A. McGirt
Woodrow Wilson Club
N. C
Assurannes
H. B. Bonitz
John R. Hanby
James H. Cowan
Geo. Trask
K. W. Jewell
John Haar
S. J. Ellis
W. W. Love
F. M. Holley
Louis E. Hall
R. A. Burnett
Graham Kenan
Meares’ Harriss
J. A. Livingston
Addison Hewlett
J. R. Cradwick
Geo. C. Jackson
G. Herbert Smith
W. R. Taylor
David Loring
J. Holmes Davis
L. Stein
Cyrus D. Hogue
S. A. Mathews
George Harriss
Harry Gardner
John Bell
W. H. Register
B. F. Brittain, Jr
L. D. Latta
Tom Weaver
L. W. Moore
L. Clayton Grant
P. Q. Moore
Wallace West
W. M. Creasy
J. B. Lynch
C. W. Pol
B. Croom, Jr
Marsden Bellamy
Walter Blair
M. S. Willard
T. R. Ames
B. G. Empie
Malcolm Owen
W. C. Capps
C. H. Alexander
L. B. Sasser
Tom Hawkins
J. Haughton James
W. A. Furlong
M. W. Jacobi
P. L. Knight
Lloyd Crocker
W. E. Lawson
John A. Orrell
J. O. Brown
E. B. Johnson
John W. Gafford
W. D. MacMillan
Mjr
John Klein
I. W. Solomon
J. G. L. Gieschen
R. L.harker
Jos. W. Yates
George Hornet
W. R. Dosher
Thos. K. Cooper
C. H
B. R. Graham
Fred Griffith
T. N. Cordes
J. S. Brown
J. F. Roache
W. M. Atkinson
L. J. Poisson
H. Lacy Hunt
S. F. Garrison
Geo. H. Hutaff
J. G. McCormick
W. D. Rhodes
G. C. McIntyre
K. O. Burgwin
C. L. Dickinson
J. A. North
Hughes
United States
Call to the colors explained in French defense memo
Paris report notes a memorandum attached to a bill in the Chamber of Deputies by the Minister of War. The bill would enroll young men of the 1918 class for military service while those fit for service in the 1917 class are already enrolled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Government sends cotton standards forms to counties
Washington reports the department of agriculture is distributing sets of cotton standards forms to county agents in cotton growing regions. Officials say the standards will educate growers and promote wider adoption in sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Health report from the border militia ends week
The War Department released National Guard health reports for the border for the week ending September 30. The militia showed a 63.25 percent health rate with seven deaths recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Guard
War Department Today
Distribution of World Series Tickets Opens in Boston
Boston on Oct 4 reports reserved seat tickets for the Brooklyn vs Boston Americans world series opening Saturday. All 27 000 seats were requested as officials note demand is high. Separately Berlin reports 35 enemy ships totaling 14 600 tons sunk by German submarines between Sept 20 and 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Brooklyn
Boston Americans
Berlin
Sayville
Germany
North Sea
English Channel
Demonstrating New Lock in Lincoln County Note
The Lincolnton News reports Mr. Ed Rankin of Wilmington visited Friday en route to Lenoir, a detail of interest to friends in town. Rankin’s trip underscores ongoing travel and local connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Rankin
Wilmington
Lenoir
Local inventor to demonstrate new sash and door locks
A man will travel to Lincolnton to demonstrate his own patent on sash and door locks then return home to place the invention on the local market. In other news, Alex Sampson, a respected colored man, died at his home at 3 o clock after months of ill health at age 60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincolnton
Alex Sampson
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Jifiss
Lois Allen
T. J. Joiner
Willard
City
Florence Sellers
Ivanhoe
Anna Mae Bullock
Burgaw
First Presbyterian Church
W. Wells
Rosehill
J. S. Grimes
R. H. Melvin
W. H. Suggs
Goldsboro
Jacksonville
Fla
J. W. Bowden
Petersburg
W. P. Bowden
J. W. Ward
Sumter, S. C
Hattie Harris
Des Moines
Owa
Samuel Bear, Jr
Eliza
Ellen Bellamy
Washington, D. C
Greensboro
Old Sweet Springs
W. Va
Mammie J. Fennell
H. L. Fennell
National School of Domestic Science
Women’s Missionary Society of Trinity Methodist Church
Epworth League City Union
Acorn
J. O. Vinson
L. L. Hanby
Butler
N. J
Vivian Montgomery
North Ninth Street
Lucile Moore
Richard Thigpen
Robert Snakenburg
Aubrey Morse
Archie Bilis
Bill Montgomery
Immanuel Presbyterian Church
Brotherhood of the Church
G. W. Bornemann
Arthur Branch
Brotherhood
Mr. Cashwell
Henry
Merganthau
National Campaign Committee
McGirt
Henry Morgenthau
Messr
J. A. Orrell
New Hanover
Messrs
J._C. Wright
Hugh MacRae
George C. Jackson
Senmior W. B. Cooper
Esq
Lincoln
New
York
Dad
A. D. Brown
GOVT
Belk-Williams Company
Wilmington Shoe Co
Wilmington’s Best Shoe
Front Street
L. W. Wessell
Mgr
Strouse & Brothers
B. Keuppenheimer & Co
America
J. M. Solky
Bsal Yar
Lowing
Myrtle Grove Sound
Acre
Board of Education
W. Catlett
Eckman
Wayne County
Atlantic Coast Line
Standard Railroad
South
Fiage
M. Acker
Fibok
Aueah
N.C
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