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Newspaper

Wilmington Dispatch

Location

Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1917

Page

5

Inspector Insists on Slightly Rolling Terrain for Camp Site

Col. William C. Davis and party inspect Thompson tract near Brunswick as Wilmington officials push for a camp site. Davis deems level ground unsuitable for infantry and machine gun training while noting Wilmington offers free land and wharfage, with other locales seeking per acre fees. The group travels by launch Lucia from Southport to view terrain and discuss suitability.

Willian C. Davis Brunswick County Thompson Davis New Hanover Brunswick Olonel Davis Fayetteville Charleston Wilmington Southport Lucia James Sprunt Messrs M. W. Divine A. B. Skelding Thomas H. Wright Hugh MacRae C. E. Taylor Atkinson Col Walker Taylor J. W.,thompson Goodwin

Services Conducted From Aunt’s Home For 15-Year-Old Louisé Sheay

Funeral services for Louisé Sheay died of typhoid after a three week illness were held at 517 Castle Street from the home of his aunt Mrs. E F Sellers. Rev Andrew J Howell and Rev Thos P Allen officiated. Interment was in Bellvue Cemetery with pallbearers named as William Amenhasel Willie Schular Cecil Hixon Hugh Medford Clyde Todd and George Gafford.

Castle Street Louisé Sheay E. F. Sellers Castle Andrew J. Howell Winter Park Presbyterian Church

Preach at Hallsboro by J D Crowley Sunday services

J S Crowley will preach at the Hallsboro Presbyterian Church Sunday morning at 11 oclock and again at 8 in the evening. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend with discussions of paramount importance for members after the meeting.

Hallsboro Teo J. S. Crowley Fijlsboro Presbyterian Ehurch

Cigarette Drive Aids Frontline Troops In France

The Howard Wells Amusement Company launches a theater cigarette drive collecting cigarettes tobacco and papers in lobby glass bowls at the Grand Bijou and Royal. Bijou manager Harry Cooley leads with a first case of five hundred cigarettes shipped to New York then to Sammies in France. Patrons are urged to donate with return postal cards for acknowledgment and a goal to send a million cigarettes weekly.

Howard- Wells, Amusement Company Grand Bijou Royal Harry Cooley New York France Our Boyin-Francq-Tobacco-Fund America New Ee W New Yor

Funeral of Mrs Farrar at Oakdale Cemetery

Funeral services for Mrs Mary E Farrar widow of James B Farrar were held at 4 p m yesterday from the Farrar residence 423 South Fifth Street conducted by Rev J H Miller and Rev J H McCracken assisted by others. Interment followed at Oakdale cemetery. Floral designs and pallbearers listed.

Hs Hooma Mary.e. Farrar James B. Farrow W. P. Farrar South -Fifth Street J. H. Miller Wesley Memorial Church Winter Park Fifth Avenue Methodist Oakdale Cemetery J. A.n Farley William Corbett Louis Williams Edwin Schulken John T R. L. Sholar

Funeral for Little Miss Bordeaux Held at Bellevue

Funeral services were held this afternoon at Southside Baptist Church for Christine Carroll Bordeaux three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs J H Bordeaux of 1006 South Fifth Street. She died yesterday at James Walker Memorial Hospital and was buried in Bellevue Cemetery.

Miss Bordeaux Terred

Five Will Contest Stirring Wilmington Courtroom

The Louisville Evening Post reports a bitter family dispute over Mrs. Bingham's will. The 5 000 000 codicil to Judge Bingham is probated but may be contested in circuit court, with heirs seeking to overturn the will and expose alleged arrangements and transactions surrounding the estate.

Isville Evening Post Bingham Circuit Humphrey Helm Bruce Fred Forcht Scott Bullitt KE. J. McDermott Bruce Greene W. W. Davies Davies M.L. Ravitch

SERVICES AT THE FORT TO BE CONTINUED INDEFINITELY

Archdeacon T P Noe left on the steamer Wilmington for Fort Caswell and will conduct services at 9 o clock tomorrow in the fort gymnasium. A special musical program will be led by the soldiers and all enlisted men are invited to attend a large congregation. Noe and Southport ministers arranged with fort authorities for a series of services begun some time ago and to be continued indefinitely.

T. P. Noe Wilmington Fort Caswell Archdeacon Noe Southport

Systematic search for escape suspect continues

Report notes talk of organizing search this afternoon to capture the escaped individual. Authorities believe perseverance will secure his capture as boats landings and nearby towns remain on watch. Mrs. Lance's condition improves after injuries from the assault, though there are fears of lasting harm.

Lance Carolina Beach Hhem Kerman Beach Road Barney Oldfields W. G. Hatch Levi Merritt D. R. Brody Whiteville Wananisha Zriying

North Carolina A and E College opens fall athletics

North Carolina College of Agriculture and Engineering opened on September 6 with about 500 students. Enrollment is helped by a large freshman class. senior class is under fifty. Harry Hartsell returns as coach for football and other sports. He plans to play Guilford College on September 29 at Riddicks Athletic field. nine games are listed, first four in Raleigh.

North Carolina College of Agriculture and Engineering Harry Hartsell Hartell Martsell Guilford College Riddicks Athletic Homewood Wagner Gurley McMurray Hartsell Raleigh

Red Cross to aid captured Americans in German camps

Americans held in German prisoner camps will be aided by a Red Cross relief effort organized under Ellis L. Dresel of the American Legation in Berne. Parcels will include meat, butter, jam, coffee, tea, salt, rice and dried foods, with post cards as receipts. clothing, money and letters from families will also be allowed.

United Press Washington American Red Cross Ellis L. Dresel Berne Switzerland

Education Sunday at St Matthew's Lutheran

Education Sunday will be observed at St. Matthew's English Evangelical Lutheran Church with a union service for Sunday School and congregation at 10 45 in the morning A special program includes an address on Education for Christian Service by Mr George Bowden and violin solos by Mr Kenneth Otten

George Bowden St. Matthew's Lutheran Church St. Matthew’s

Whitlock West Band Delights Crowds In Park Concert

Hundreds enjoyed a Whitlock West Band concert in Postoffice Park last night with community singers joining in after popular airs by the group. The band recently toured towns in Eastern Carolina and northern South Carolina performing at dances and concerts.

Whitlock-West Postoffice Park Whitlock-West Band Whibeck-West Carolina South Carolina

Dr Reavis to Lead Sunday Service at First Presbyterian

Rev J O Reavis D D of Columbia South Carolina will conduct the Sunday morning service at First Presbyterian Church at 11 o clock. The preacher is described as forceful and eloquent and is expected to deliver an inspiring sermon. All are invited to attend.

First Presbyterian Church J. O. Reavis D. D Columbia S. C Dr. Reavis

Couple Ties The Knot In Delgado Baptist Home

On a Wednesday night Edward Cooper of 120 Dock Street and Lizzie Rhodes of 101 Delgado were married by Rev. A L Goodrich at the bride’s home Delgado Baptist Church records a small gathering of friends witnessing the ceremony.

Edward Cooper Dock Street Lizzie Rhodes Delgado A. L. Goodrich Delgado Baptist Church Bway

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