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Newspaper
Wilmington Dispatch
Location
Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1916
Page
8
Dr W T Laparade advised ministers to teach fundamentals over trivial details. The piece argues teachers often overassume and urges presenting clear facts about Rome Latin and language to engage students. It stresses that high school pupils ask what's the use and teachers should answer with concrete knowledge.
Corner Fifth and Market streets Reverend John Jeter Hurt preaches at 11:00 am and 7:30 pm with Sunday School at 9:45 am Senior and Junior Young Peoples Unions meet at 6:30 pm The Men’s Missionary Society meets Monday 3:30 pm Cathedral classes at 3:30 pm Friday and 8:00 pm. Reverend G W McClanahan leads St Matthew’s at 11:00 am and 7:30 pm.
Pastor J A Sullivan leads Sunday services at 11 a m and 7 30 p m with morning sermon Driv ing Furiously and evening sermon But He Lied Sunday School at 9 45 led by J W Hollis Junior B Y P U at 6 15 p m Sunbeams meet Monday at 3 30 p m Prayer meeting Wednesday night Teachers supper Thursday 6 45 p m Senior B Y P U Thursday night Music Class Friday night Everyone welcome.
Sunday School at 11 15 conducted by Supt L W Moore with classes for all ages Evening worship at 7 30 conducted by Mr D H Wilcox Subject Seed Sowing Public invited to worship with us.
Rev. John H. Shore presides with a sermon at 11 a.m. by Rev. G. P. Pate. Evening services at 7:30 p.m. led by Mr. J. B. Huntington. Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. Epworth League meets Tuesday at 8 p.m. Bible Study Wednesday at 8 p.m. Hymn: O Come Let Us Worship and Bow Down. Let Us Kneel Before the Lord Our Maker.
Rev. M. T. Plyler leads services at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. with the evening sermon titled The Orator not a Healer. Sunday School gathers at 7:44 p.m. An invitation is extended to all to attend.
Sunday services listed for St Pauls at Sixteenth and Market with Holy Communion at 9 45 and evening sermons by Rev G F Hill. St Johns at Third and Red Cross with Holy Communion 7 30 and sermon 11. St Johns Mission 1313 North Fourth Street invites for Sunday School 9 30 and midweek service Wednesdays at 8. All seats free. cordial invitations.
Dock Street hosts evening services led by Rev. W A Davis at 11 p m and a C W E M session at 7 30 p m by Miss Etta Young A special Sunday School program begins at 10 o clock led by Supt George L Hu band Christian Endeavor follows at 6 45 p m The public is cordially invited to attend all these services.
St Pauls Lutheran Church at Market and Sixth invites the public to celebrate the 399th anniversary of the Reformation with morning sermon at 11 o clock on Building The Temple of God and an evening sermon at 8 o clock titled Moses And Luther A Study of Characters delivered by Rev F B Clausen pastor.
St Marys Pro Cathedral at Fifth and Anne streets publishes mass schedule with first mass at 7 pm high mass at 10 30 am vesper sermon and benediction at 8 pm Very Rev C Dennen rector listed for the services.
Marshville residents note visits to Monroe and Charlotte events. Mrs. B. C. Griffin and Mrs. Long hosted friends while Miss Clara Pusser returned to Unionville. Oscar Pearsall of Wilmington visited his sister Mrs. Irene Marsh, and Misses Lina Covington Eunice Marsh and Mrs. Covington attended a Charlotte theatre. Bertie Lee and Kate Lee from Fethune visited Mrs. Edw. Barrett, as Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Stegall of Monroe and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Carpenter of Deep Springs extended a weekend at E. P. Bass’s home. J. W. Clark spent several days in South Carolina.
Willard notes include Mr and Mrs Edw Johnston, Misses Minnie and Thelma McGowan, F A Stanford, Mr and Mrs George J Powers, Mr Raymond Southerland, Misses Callie Wells and Catharine Page at a Wallace Lyceum event. Louise Walker returns home from Wilmington. Victoria Hudson presented a stereoscopic show on Barum Springs Orphanage life. Catherine Page visits Kenansville and Raleigh State Fair. Ruth Hall accompanies Page. Sophie Heins, local principal, visits Wilmington.
The notice promises real savings during an autumn sale week with honest reductions visible in every department of the big store. It emphasizes real values and the impact on shoppers.
Retailer announces a Monday start for a week of savings with deep cuts on coats, suits, dresses, robes, kimonas, hats, and muslin underwear. Featured items include $12.50 coat suits, $7.50 blue serge suits, $4.98 finned dresses, $1.48 bath robes, and discounted fabrics and sheets.
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