Social Notes from Wilmington and Nearby Areas
Captain and Mrs Warren L Jones travel to Charleston for the weekend. Mrs Hay returns home after hospital recovery. Mrs Wad dell visits Wilmington from Durham and High Point. U D C delegate Mrs Little travels to Gastonia for convention. Choral Society resumes with meeting at Elks Temple. Silver Tea at Ascension Church set for Oct 12. Mothers' Club forms at Wrightsville School. Urquhart Hashagen wedding invitations issued for Oct 18 Savannah with Savannah connections in text.
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Choral Society
Choral Society of Wilmington
Elks’ Temple
Old Oak Door Faithfully Bridges Fells to Departing Fellows
An appreciation poem honors the brigade and founder known as the Colonel who mentored the fellows since their youth. It laments the parting as the Colonel orders them out to carry on the work, noting darkened halls, wintery weather, and final echoes of laughter.
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Brigade
A. O. Schuster
Notable Visitors Spend Weekend in City
Col. C. A. Bennet commandant at Fort Caswell visited the city yesterday. First Sgt. R. M. Williams of Wilmington Engineer Troops, now at Camp Glenn, spent the weekend here. N. M. Seabrease of Philadelphia, brother-in-law to Clayton Giles Jr., was in town yesterday. Frank Banks left last night for New York to attend the world series games in Brooklyn next week.
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C. A. Bennet
Fort Caswell
R. M. Williams
Wilmington
Camp Glenn
N. M. Seabrease
Philadelphia
Clayton Giles, Jr
Frank Banks
New York
Brooklyn
Succoth observed with harvest-pageantry and political mobilization
The article outlines Succoth, the Feast of Ingathering, its booths and symbolic meaning, and links it to harvest and rain prayers. It also reports Raleigh events where J W Bailey of the Internal Revenue Service will speak to Democrats, urging turnout and hopes for a large New Hanover County vote for Wilson policies.
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Tabernacles
Israel
Egypt
Canaan
J. W. Bailey
Raleigh
Internal Revenue Department
Co _ House
Bailey
Mr. Bailey
Wilson
E. H. Cranmer
State Senate
New Hanover County
Democracy
Four Junior Y M C A Clubs Reorganized for 1916 17
The Boys' Division restructured four Junior Clubs focusing on Bible study athletics and gymnastic contests. Club captains are listed for Columbia Cornell Dartmouth and Princeton with plans for Bible study every Saturday October through May. The Intermediates and Business Boys will reorganize soon.
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Schuster
A. O. Schuster
Columbia
George Sheparr
Archie Parker
Paul Williams
Victor Sullivan
Jack LeGrand
Andrew Mahler
Cornell
Frank McGlouchon
Edward Koonce
Aubrey Kelly
Lonnie Matthews
Julius Grimes
Henry Johnson
William Latta
Dartmouth
Pen Wood
Henry Gieschen
Allie Humphrey
Alfred Brown
Donald Koonce
Benjamin Sneeden
Princeton
Hugh Hardison
Lawrence Schuster
George Farmer
Victor Zoeller
William Smith
Clarence Wilson
Pocket Testament League
Carranzista Massacre Sparks Mexican War Reports
In Chihuahua City on October 7 three hundred Carranzista soldiers were killed by Villista forces at Santa Ysabel. Survivors reached the city claiming mass executions of prisoners followed ambushes aiming to halt Villa's advance. Georgia Tech defeated Cumberland 222 to 0 as crowds fear an attack.
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Ta Ysabel
Villa
Atlanta
Chihuahua City
Villa Sun
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Warren L. Jones
Charleston
S. C
N. S. Harrell
Bethlehem
Point Caswell
Elizabeth Green
City
Durham
High Point
W. R. Hay
James Walker Memorial Hospital
Grace Street
Asheville
A. M. Waddell
N. C
D. C. Waddell
Grove Street
Hal Boatwright
Alice Boatwright
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
First Baptist Church
Harvey W. Little
Charlotte
Hawkins
Tennessee
Virginia
Ascension Church
Church of the Ascension
ViVilanous
Immanuel Quartet
Mothers’ Club
Wrightsville School
Wrightsville Sound School
Giles W. Westbrook
Washington
Catlett
Wrightsville
Frederick Ernest Hashagen, S Jr
Thirty-sixth
Savannah
Georgia
Miss Urquhart
Hashagen
F. E. Hashagen
North Carolina
WELK
A. D. Brown
The
Carranza
Mex
Villista
San
Georgia Tech
Yellow Jackets
Cumberland
Margaret Watt
Miss Watt
North Front Street
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