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Wilmington Dispatch

Location

Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1917

Page

2

Star Spangled Banner tribute and local notices

A patriotic poem extols the Star Spangled Banner and Old Glory as symbols of freedom and loyalty. The section also lists local residents visiting, returning home, or traveling, including Miss Nancy Anderson, Miss Lela Strickland, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Shinn, Miss Christine Seitter, Mr. and Mrs. Tally Vaught, Mrs. H. L. Nichols, Miss Frances, Miss Clyde Williams, Mr. R. B. Williams, Mr. Thomas B. Wood, and Camp Sevier support from the Collegiate Periodical League sending magazines to soldiers.

Camp Sevier Greenville K. C Collegiate Periodical League

Musical program at First Baptist church

Miss Clyde Orma Williams will sing Lord Vouchsafe Thy Loving Kindness by Rossini at the morning service. She trained in the voice department at Meredith College Raleigh led by Helen Day, noted voice teacher. In the evening Miss Julia Post will perform Consider and Hear Me by Harker.

First Baptist Clyde Orma Williams

Wrightsville Breezes

Dr and Mrs J P Brown of Fairmont are beach visitors and will remain over the weekend Mrs BE W Reaves has returned home to Ivanhoe after a delightful beach period

J. P. Brown Fairmont BE. W. Reaves Ivanhoe

Beach crowds expected as warm weather continues

Unusually large crowds are expected on the beach tomorrow as dry sunny conditions draw many to the surf. Forecasters predict continued good weather, inviting hundreds to take a dip and enjoy the shoreline.

Beach chapel ends season services this week

This morning officials announced no further services will be held at the beach chapel for the season. Sunday School for the season concluded last Sunday morning.

Beach Chapel

Murray Hill Family Heads Through Raleigh to Wrightsville

Mr and Mrs Murray Hill and Miss Florence Hill of Norfolk traveled via Raleigh yesterday on their way to Wrightsville.

Raleigh News and Observer Murray Hill Florence Hill Norfolk Raleigh Wrightsville

Clergy and residents return from trips in regional notices

Rev. J. H. McCracken of Fifth Avenue Methodist returns to the city after a Durham stay and will lead services tomorrow. Rev. Dr. W. H. Milton comes back from Asheville and will preach at both services. Rev. Geo. F. Hill departs to Greenville to lead St. Paul’s Church. Several locals including Mr. R. K. Bryan Mr. Theodore Smailbones Mr. W. D. Malpass and Mr. Lehman Suggs are mentioned on brief city visits and travels.

J. H. McCracken Fifth Avenue Methodist Church Durham R. K. Bryan Scott’s Hill Theodore Smailbones Savannah A. D. McClure Montreal Edward Register Richmond W. D. Malpass Lehman Suggs Goldsboro W.H. Milton St. James’ Church Asheville Geo. F. Hill Greenville N. C St. Paul’s Church

Million Dollar Navy Khaki Order Highlights History Of Khaki

Washington reports a government order for four and a half million yards of uniform cloth costing sixteen million dollars. The cloth weight totals about four and a half million pounds, derived from wool with fifteen million pounds of grease. Khaki origins trace to Urdu khak meaning dust with roots in British Indian regiments and colonial wars, evolving through 19th and early 20th century military use.

George Martin United Press Washington Navy Holland India Asia Africaz Britain South Africa

St Matthew's Lutheran Church Service Times

St Matthew's English Evangelical at Fourth and Harnett streets under Rev. G W McClanahan holds services daily at 11 a m and 8 p m with Sunday school at 10 a m Luther League meets Wednesday at 8 p m a cordial welcome is extended.

St. Matthew's English Evangelical Fourth Harnett Streets G. W. McClanahan Luther League Cigck

Calvary Church Calendar Promises Sunday Services

The Grane church announces sunrise preaching at 1:15 a.m. and regular morning worship at 11 a.m. Pastor J A Sullivan leads sermons on cant down and Men cannot be kept down. Sunday school begins at 9:49 a.m. J W Hollis is superintendent. Evening services and midweek activities listed with B Y P U and prayer meeting details. A cordial welcome to all.

Ier & c Aocaren Grane Muds Saberis Andrews Neowin Calvary Besunday J. W. Hollis T. A

Methodist Church Services Announced on Fifth Avenue and Bladen Street

The Fifth Avenue church led by Rev J H McCracken offers 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. sermons with 9:45 a.m. Sunday school and 8 p.m. Epworth League meetings. Midweek prayer is Wednesday at 8. The Bladen Street church under Rev E C Sell invites all to 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. services and a 3:30 p.m. Sunday school.

Fifth Avenue J. H. McCracken Epworth League Bladen Street Fifth Bladen Streets E. C. Sell

St John’s and St James’ Parish Services September 2 1917

In St John’s at Third and Red Cross streets Rev R E Gribbin rector conducts Thirteenth Sunday after Trinity with Holy Communion at 11 a m and Evening Prayer at 8. Visitors welcome. At St James’ Rev William H Milton rector holds service sermon and Holy Communion at 11 a m and Evening Prayer at 6. A cordial welcome to all.

St. John's Third Red Cross Streets R. E. Gribbin St. James William H. Milton D. D

Lutheran Service at St Pauls Church with Rev Richert

St Pauls Lutheran conducts Sunday morning services in the Luther Memorial Building led by Rev Otto Richert with Rev F B Clausen as pastor. Sunday School begins at 10 o clock and the public is invited to attend.

Lutheran St. Paul’s Lutheran Church F. B. Clausen Luther Memorial Building Otto. Richert

Christian Science Society Service Schedule

The Christian Science Society at 17th and Market invites the public to Sunday services at 11 with a Sunday school at 12 15. A Wednesday evening service is at 8 15. The reading room next to the church is open Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays 4 to 5 30 p m. Visitors welcome.

Christian Science Society Market Chris Jesus

Chinese diplomat outlines war aims for democracy and peace

A Chinese diplomat in Washington argues China joins World War I to defend democracy and secure a seat at the peace table. He cites ending German intrigues, uniting factions, building defense, and pushing for a league of nations rather than a balance of power. He fears a long war but seeks early peace with China heard at the conference.

United Press Washington China Far East Russia Germany League of Nations

Presbyterian Van Services Around Winter Park Churches

A整理 of church services in multiple local congregations including Presbyterian Van in Winter Park with Rev Andrew How ell and other pastors listing Sunday worship at 11 a m, Sabbath schools, Christian Endeavor meetings, midweek prayers, and cordial welcomes to visitors across St Anirecha Pearsall Memorial Parnett Street Mission and others.

Presbyter van Winter Park Andrew H. Howell Christian Endeavor Aligline Bt Delgado St. _Anirecha Fourth Campbell Streets A McClure D. D Pearsall Memorial East Wilmington H. W. Koelling

Christian Church Services Sermons and Events Schedule

First Dock street Rev Z E Reynolds pastor preaches at 11 a m and 8 p m. Evening text There is a way that seemeth right unto man but the end thereof is the way of death. Sunday school 9 45 a m Christian Endeavor 7 15 p m Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 all invited to attend.

Dock Street Z. E. Reynolds

Also Mentioned on This Page

Me Heh Yand Land of the Free Earth You Walter R. Kingsbury Nancy Anderson Lela Strickland Dunn R. EB. Brown Alice Lee Brown Chadbourn Marvin Shinn Myrtle Beach Conway, S. C Christine Seitter Charlotte Mrs. Willer Tally Vaught Horry S. C H. L. Nichols Frances Whiteville J. A. Farley North Fifth Street Clyde Williams Pineland School Salemburg R. B. Williams Thomas B. Wood John E. Wood Princess Street Akron Wood B. F. Goodrich Company A.D. Brown Wrightsville Breezes Lumina People's Pleasure Palace Leonora Cantwell Episcopal Christian Science Parnett Street Eighth Harnett Street W. M. Baker South Metra Orange Streets W. McC. White D.D Immanuel Front Queen Streets T. P. Allen S. A. Matthews Brotherhood and Woman's Auxiliary Lady Bess Belk-Williams Co Wilmington Drum & Bugle Corps Max Gardner North Carolinas
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