Veterans return home and military ball highlighted in town pages
A poetical verse about a brother in khaki appears beside notices of Fevvetteville relatives, a military ball hosted by the Red Cross at Germania Hall, and explanations of food cards. Community updates include visits, returns, and class schedule changes at the Western Union district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Society
Germania Hall
Fort Caswell
Red Cross
Merdames
Cuthbert Martin
CeSe Grainger
Thos. P. Noe
F. A. Lord
A. S. Williams
Adolph Goodman
Thos. W. Davis
George Honnet
John D. Bellamy
Ashley Curtiss
Walter Williamson
Red Cross Work Rooms Open Tomorrow at Bank Building
The Red Cross work rooms on the second and eighth floors of the Murchiron National Bank building will be open tomorrow from 14 in the morning until 1 in the afternoon. Good attendance of workers is earnestly desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Murchiron National _Bank
Eight Month Old Doris Williams Dies at James Walker Memorial
Funeral services for eight month old Doris Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Williams of 109 South Front Street, will be held this afternoon from their home. The infant died at James Walker Memorial Hospital after several weeks of illness. Interment is planned for Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Williams
No. 109
South Front Street
Doris
James Walker Memorial Hospital
Oak Grove
Eyota Tribe Subscribes to Liberty Bonds
Eyota Tribe No & Improved Order of Red Men voted to subscribe 4000 dollars in Liberty bonds to aid in the war effort. The lodge’s total exceeds that of other similar organizations, reflecting strong participation in the bond drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eyota Tribe No
Kyota Tribe
Funeral of Mrs Susan Henniker
Funeral services for Mrs Susan Ruth Henniker were held at 10 o'clock this morning from her residence at 218 South Third Street. Rev J H McCracken of Fifth Avenue Methodist and Rev A D McClure of St Andrews Presbyterian officiated. Pallbearers were E F Spooner W A Spooner H Spooner Lawrence Spooner Richard Burnett and Carl Strunck. Interment followed at Pelle Duce cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Ruth Henniker
No. 218 South
Third Street
J. H. ‘McCracken
Fifth Avenue Methodist Church
A. D. McClure
D. D
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
Messrs
E. F. Spooner
W. A. Spooner
H. «. Spooner
Lawrence Spooner
Richard Burnett
Carl Strunck
Pellevuc Cemetery
Major Joseph W. Little Leaves on Washington Trip
Major Joseph W. Little departed last night for a business trip to Washington D C. He is expected to be away for several days and return with reports and plans for pending assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Little
Washington
D. C
World Fellowship Week notes urging global sisterhood
Y W C A notes stress interdependence of women worldwide and urge observing World Fellowship Week November 11 to 17 with daily meetings focused on different nations. The theme Gail’s Freorg or the Nations invites prayer for unity and spiritual renewal through study of countries and agency work.
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Sassoo
The
America
Mr. Fosdick
Joseph Cook
Gail
Associati
Anas
Prince Family Mourns Philadelphia Death Abroad
Mrs. Edmond L. Prince Jr. died after a months long illness at her mother’s home in Philadelphia. Her husband Edmond L. Prince Sr. and the Prince family mourn the loss as Horace and his wife travel to attend the funeral in Philadelphia. The deceased was daughter in law to Mr and Mrs Horace Prince.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace C. Prince
Edmond L. Prince
Bamore
Philadelphia
Prince
Horace
Edmond L. Printe, Jr
Recorder's Court Opens With One Case Proceeding
Gary, a colored man, is tried today for assault and battery. The session proceeds this morning as the court hears evidence and awaits judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
D. Assamit
Goings to Charlotte War Work Event Tonight
Mrs Huhtie ton hgton and Hinndtit ave attend a Charlotte gathering this evening. Mr J B Hantin Ps Xe C A and Mr Od men Ys join the group as they plan to attend tomorrow’s War Work Committee meeting. The event aims to raise funds for war relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huhtie Ton Hgton
J. B
Hantin
C. A
Red Cross Raleigh convention to draw 100 chapters
Raleigh hosts two day state Red Cross convention on November 1 and 2 at the city auditorium with most speakers from outside North Carolina. Governor Bickett will speak. U S Navy Secretary telegrams support Liberty loan drives. Bailey chairs publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Red Cross
City
National Society
North Carolina
U. W. Bailey
Liberty Loan
Ashley L. Baker
Josephus Daniels
Secretary of the Navy
Jorges S. Manning
Concord
Hayden Clement
Concord-New Yorker
Cabarrus
Manning
Clement
Phil
McDuffie
Robinson
Maude A. King
Gaston Means
John T. Dooling
New York
Dooling
Cansler
Charlotte
Bill Patti
Ig Cabs Ua
Sida
Apy
Luncheon Held by Business Boys' Brotherhood
About 35 members attended the luncheon in the Y M C A dining room where Rev. Dr A D McClure spoke on The Bible the Boys Book and Mr Hinnant gave a brief address. The group split for Bible study and outlined plans for the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. McClure
Mr. Hinnant
Business Boys’ Brotherhood
A. D. McClure
St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church
Ocis DB. Hinnent
County Man Holloman Lane Dies of Heart Disease
New Bern North Carolina October 25 Coroner Dr S W Dunn and a jury ruled Holloman Lane died from heart disease after his body was found on a road between Rhems and Clarks while out with his granddaughter and Mr T C Arnold Lane, age about 75, had recently been promoted in railroad work and left with $30 cash on his person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bern
WW. C
W. Dunn
Messrs
Geo. Dunn
David Henry
A. F. Stanland
L. A. Harper
Charles Bray
Lancaster
Holloman Lane
Rhems
Clarks
Lane
T. C. Arnold
Mr. Arnold
Sts
Death of J Edward Lane at Murray’s barbershop era
J Edward Lane, a Black man known in the Murray’s barbershop community, died yesterday morning at 5 30 at his home 20 North Eleventh Street after several months illness. He was well liked and respected. The funeral is planned for this afternoon at 3 from Marks Episcopal church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Edward Lane
Murray
North Eleventh Streets
Marks Episcopal Church
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