Women sing praise as French troops march in dusk
The piece describes French women weeping and praying as troops move in columns, with a chant of Merci and Bon Dieu. It notes the soldiers passing and women kneeling in church, thanking their protectors amid war’s toll. Also mentions social notices about visits, classes, and events in Wilmington society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misses Smith
Gay Eart
Clayton Swan
Levi McCosley
Mor
Rs Anderson
Henry Herring
Thad Petteway
John Stilman
Edgar
Dement
Les Voics
Swans
France
Lawbrence Mott
Viglantes
St Andrew's Presbyterian Church Evening Studies
Dr McGhire will continue Old Testament studies at St Andrew's Presbyterian church with prophecies concerning the Messiah and a sermon on Daniel in prayer and fasting. Special music will accompany the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
McGhire
Daniel
Esc
October Enrollment and Attendance Figures by Schools
The first school month figures show Hemenways 591 enrollment at 569 attendance. Union 728 enrollment at 705 attendance. Isape Dear Memorial 252 enrolled at 24 attendance. Cornelius Harnett 330 enrolled at 297 attendance. High school 414 enrolled at 403 attendance. William Hooper not reported. Peabody Normal 535 enrolled at 437 attendance. Williston Primary 246 enrolled at 213 attendance.
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Hemenways
Union
Isape
Dear Memorial
Averse
Cornelius Harnett
William Hooper
Peabody Normal
Williston Primary
Mr Comes Leaves City for Los Angeles Advertising Work
Mr. Comes, long time manager of the Wilmington Poster Advertising Company, has moved to Los Angeles to continue in advertising work. He will be replaced by Mr. BoC Littleton, formerly of this city and an advance agent for various theatrical groups, who is expected to be welcomed in his new role.
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Mark Jones
North Fourth Street
James Walker Memorial Hospital
Bens
S. Mendesehin
S. Mendesehin, D. D
Tee Temple of Israel
Food Administration
Washington
Mr. Comes
Paul M. Comes
Wilmington Poster
Los Angeles
Cal
Comes
Academy of’ Muse
Boc. Littleton
Littleton
Belk Stores President Offers Cash Deal to Liberty Bank Purchasers
Mr. W H Belk president of the Belk stores with about 159 employees offers $1 in cash as purchase for a Liberty bank. About 27 of the Belk employees have accepted the deal indicating interest in the bank transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belk
W. H.belk
Liberty Bank
Swift & Company branch details Second Liberty Loan total
The Swift & Company branch in the city reports a total of $3,000 for the Second Liberty Loan. G W Chandler district manager provides the information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patriouis Erestoves
Swift& Company
G. W. Chandler
White Sox Beat Athletics in Senior League Basketball
Exciting games at the YMCA Senior League saw the White Sox defeat the Athletics 25 to 12. Pirates defeated the Giants 6 to 5 after an extra five minutes. the match ended in a tie at regulation time.
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White Sox
White Pirates
White Sox Acté
Ure Athletics
Piraets
E Giants
Ono
LeGwin
McKeeithan
FI. Gerdes
Gallagher
Jee
Pirates
Huband
Funeral of Little David Allen Held at Market Street Home
The funeral for fifteen months old David Forrace Allen son of Mr. and Mrs. EB M Allen was held today at 11 o clock from their residence 904 Market Street with Rev W V McRae of Trinity Methodist Church officiating.
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Little
David
Forrace
EB. M. Allen
Market Street
W. V. McRae
Trinity Methodist
Religious services map for multiple churches in town
A list of sermons and worship times from St Andrew's First to St Matthew's detailing Sabbath schools, prayer meetings, Christian Endeavor groups, and reformations. Churches include St Andrew's, Poorsuit Mermoral, Inmanne?, Bethany, Delrado, Winter Park, First Third and Orange, St Paul’s, St Matthew’s.
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Presbyterian
St. Andrew's
Fourth
Campbell Streets
A. D
McClure
D. D
Free
Welcom
Sah Ubuth School
Wedge Brs
Harnett
Stavet Mission
Righth
Horne
T Streets
TM. Baker
Lnmanne
Bethany
Tiowell
Delrado
Howell
Winter Park
Andrew J. Howel
Third
Orange Streets
John M. Wells
Junior Christian Endeavor
Christian Endeavor
Fifth Avenue Church Services Schedule Issued
Reverend J H McCracken preaches at 11 am with a 7 30 pm youth sermon on The Power of Habit. Sunday school at 9 45 am Epworth League Tuesday evening prayer meeting Wednesday evening. Public invited. Bladen Street location Fifth and Bladen Streets.
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St. Paul’s
Market
Sixth Streets
F. B. Clausen
O. Rickert
Mengert Missionary Society
Christian Association
St. Matthew’s
English Evangelical
Fourth
Harnett Streets
G. W. McClanahan
Joint Lutheran Committee
J. FE. Ohl
Fred W. Peace
Luther League
Fifth Avenue
J. H. McCracken
Epworth League
Strangie
Bladen Street
Fifth
Bladen Streets
E. JC. Sell
Breackite
Anne
Episcopal St Pauls Service and School Schedule
St Pauls Church at Sixteenth and Market hosts Holy Communion at 7:30 morning prayer at 11 and morning service today. Church school meets at 9:40 with rector Rev D te Gwathmey overseeing the feast of St Simon de S .
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s
D. Te Gwathmey
Simon de S
Church Services and Programs Across Southside Churches
Sunday school at 9:45 a m with classes for all ages. Worship at 11 a m and 7 50 p m with special prayers for the nation and a guest preacher Dr C J Thompson of Raleigh. Calvary and First churches also list morning and evening services and activities. Delgado contest closing with promises of surprises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southside
Fifth and Wooster Streets
W. G. Hall
Wilson
C. J. Thompson
Raleigh
Fifth
Market
Market Streets
John Jeter Hurt
D. D
Calvary
J. A. Sullivan
Stinday
J. W. Hollis
Delgado
North business trip ends as Mr. W. S. Whitehead returns home
District Attorney J. O. Garr traveled to Fayetteville yesterday on business. Ho County a Speak at the C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Whitehead
Hem
J. O. Garr
Fayetteville
Maxton Bonds Drive Raises About 50900 In Small Purchases
In Maxton North Carolina the second Liberty bond sale neared 50900 with the largest single purchase 2000 and many small bonds. The community showed a united push to own bonds as Liberty Day activities turned residents into salesmen for the government. School children joined the campaign with patriotic talks and a plaza gathering featured speeches.
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Maxton
N. C
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