Fire Threatens Serious Damage at Cotton Compress
A coal bin fire at Champion Compress near Walnut Street, owned by Sprunt & Son, burned briskly today. Fire crews fought from the underside after cutting floors, with six hoses and extensive smoke. officials expect only coal loss, no plant damage.
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Wachiman
Walnut Street
Alex. Sprints& Son
Messrs. Sprunt & Son
W. H. Sprunt
Messrs. Sprunt
Wyatt A Taylor to Speak at Wilmington Endeavor Rally
Community Christian Endeavor groups from Dock Street Immanuel First and St Andrew's plan a Wilmington rally at First Presbyterian Church with refreshments. Wyatt A Taylor of Columbia S C, a field secretary for All South Christian Endeavor Extension, will give the evening address and again in the Junior Rally at 4 p.m. The program includes prayers, reports, music, and announcements, with a social to follow.
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Dock Street Christian
Immanuel
First
St. Andrew’s
Taylor
Christian Endeavor
Churches and Societies of the South
All South Extension Committee
S. A. Matthews
W. A. Gamble
B. B. Reynolds
Carrie Newkirk
Jeannette Buck
A. D. McClure
D.D
Wyatt A. Taylor
J. E. Reynolds
Defendants to Face Hearing Over King-Rus Liquor Case
Columbus King and Walter Russell, two Black men arrested Tuesday night on Reed amendment violations, will have a preliminary hearing before U S Commissioner A S Williams Saturday afternoon. Defense attorney L Clayton Grant retained. They argue no state line crossing and non delivery of wet goods. boat reportedly boarded at Norfolk and contraband untouched. Pending hearing they remain jailed.
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King-Russell
Columbus King
Walter Russell
United States
A. S. Williams
L. Clayton Grant
Norfolk
Funeral of Mrs Todd
Funeral services for Mrs. W. M. Todd were held yesterday afternoon from 713 Castle Street. Rev. E C Sell of Bladen Street Methodist church officiated. Pallbearers included Roy Croom Joseph Applewhite E Thompson Wash W King John D James Jr and James Calvin. Large attendance and many floral tributes.
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W. M. Todd
Castle Street
E. Cs. Sell
Bladen Street Methodist Church
Roy Croom
Joseph Applewhite
E. Thompson
Wash W. King
John D. James, Jr
James Calvin
Wilmington Launches First Vessel in Three Decades
The Hoppaug, built in Wilmington, slid from the ways at Cape Fear at 4:40 PM without tug aid. Miss Cynthia Polk Rountree christened her as the vessel, named Sweetwater in an Indian tongue, drifted across the river before docking amid cheers from a small crowd.
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Hoppaug
Cynthia Polk Rountree
Wilmington
Cape Fear
Naul
Navassa
Ene
Arthur P. S. Naul
Fire Police Examination Set for City Civil Service Board
Applications for fireman and policemen positions will be examined by the city Civil Service Board at its meeting next Monday evening. Vacancies to fill include several on the waiting list.
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Civil Service Board of the City
Death of W. A. Williams Clerk to County Board
The city laments the death of W. A. Williams a longtime clerk to the Board of County Commissioners. He died likely of heart disease while visiting Asheville with family after traveling from Greenville South Carolina where his son served at Camp Sevier. Williams aged about 67 is survived by his wife five daughters and two sons with funeral plans to be announced.
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W. A. Williams
Board of County Commissioners
Williams
Asheville
William Johnston, Jr
H. J. MacMillian
Greenville
S. C
Frank L. Williams
Camp Sevier
Mr. Williams
Kidder Lumber Company
Caly
Jennie Keuell Meares Williams
Ius
Henry J. MacMillan
William Johnston
Allan Jones, Jr
Columbia
Isabelle Williams
Catherine Williams
Frank Ou. Williams
Robert M. Williams
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Wilmington
Stermest
Volleyball double bill pits leaders Avery vs Cates
In the 1817 18 Thursday Night Volley Ball League the Y M C A gym hosts two matches. Captain Avery’s first place squad faces Cates with a chance to regain top spot while Koelling’s winless team meets McManus, who has won one third of its games.
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Avery
Cates
Koelling
McManus
Lightning
Koelling-McManus
September receipts and disbursements of Associated Charities
Report shows receipts for New Hanover county totaling 200 dollars plus small gifts from Mrs. H. W. Konig and Mrs. W. 32. Disbursements include secretary salary 33.33 dollars Catherine Kennedy Home 12.59 groceries 163 rent for needy 14 cash help 2 janitor 1.20 telephone 2.33.
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Associated Charities
New Hanover County
H. W. Konig
Catherine Kennedy
Vanderbilt to Play Chicago Saturday
Vanderbilt football team of 22 leaves Nashville for Chicago to face the University of Chicago Saturday after a week of grilling practice.
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Vanderbilt
Chicago
Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
University of Chicago
Pinex cough syrup touted as home remedy
An advertisement extols Pinex cough syrup as a trusted U S and Canada remedy for coughs. It claims quick relief from throat irritation and bronchial symptoms, outlines mixing instructions with syrup and pine extract, and promises a money back guarantee if not satisfying.
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Aznjon
United States
Canada
Doshia Jenkins Weds Rufus T Horne in Wilmington Office
Justice Bornemann officiated the ceremony on a yesterday including Miss Doshia Jenkins of Wilmington and Mr Rufus T Horne of Sneads Ferry at Justice G W Bornemann's office. Elks Lodge plans a regular old time lunch tonight after the meeting and war relief fund committee will report.
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Justice Bornemann
Doshia Jenkins
Wilmington
Rufus T. Horne
Snead's Ferry
G. W. Bornemann
Elks
H. A. Webber
Elks Home
War Relief
Fang Committee
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Champion Compress
First Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Todd
Rev. E. Cc. Sell
Smithform-A-Truck
Wilmington Motor Co., Inc
Dock Street
Robert G. Barr
Chestnut Street
Sloan
Sloan’s
Germany
Norman
the American Bank and Trust Co
Home Savings Bank
The
Murchison National Bank
Peoples’ Savings Bank
Wilmington Savings and Trust Co
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LH Peehdewec