Hopewell Visitor List Highlights Local Social Scene
Miss Christine Greenburg visits Hopewell and Mervin Dean Tyé in Jeruay. many residents arrive from Laurinburg to attend church events and socialize. Ex mayor Joseph D. Smith, Maude Colwell, Kateake Chadbourn, and others travel through or stay in the city visiting relatives, attending meetings, and enjoying local entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Greenburg
Hopewell
Harry Durham
Rocky Point
Lydia "Yates Bible
Grace Methodist Church
Maude" Colwell
Watha
Irene Jones
South Stee Eighth ‘Street
Ruth
Ethel. Brown
Winston-Salem
Charlotte
Salisbury
Community drive seeks fabric, papers and helpers
The notice requests counterpanes tablecloths and old shirts, rolls of New York Times papers, and trimmed white cloth squares with buttons. Helpers are urged to recycle cotton and join weekly work sessions on Monday Friday and Wednesday afternoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Walter N. Keener Joins Wilmington Dispatch as News Editor
Walter N. Keener, once city editor of the Charlotte Evening Chronicle and former managing editor at High Point Enterprise, arrives in Wilmington after practice as a Lincolnton attorney. He has previously served with the Raleigh Times and Durham Sun, and his wife plans to join him soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter N. Keener
Lincolnton
Wilming‘ton Dispatch
Keener
Wilston
Dispatch
Charlotte Observer
Charlotte
Wilmington Dispatch
Charlotte Evening Chronicle
High Point ‘Enterprise
Raleigh Times
Durham ‘Sun
Wake Forest
Clifton Kay arraigned for assault on 11 year old Annie Van Bavel
Clifton Kay, colored, charged with criminal assault on 11 year old Annie Van Bavel, daughter of farmer Bruno Van Bavel of Castle Haynes. He pleaded not guilty before Recorder George Harriss. case continued until tomorrow for possible evidence from Dr. Doxett, hospital superintendent, amid contested testimony and a bereaved father's call for penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Kay
An Nie van Bavel
Bruno van Bavel
Castle” ‘Haynes
George Harriss
Burton
Doxctt
James Walker Memorial Hospital
Annie
Harlee Bellamy
Kay
Recorder’s Office
Harriet
Rotary Club Urges Front Street Parking Ban and Road Repairs
The Rotary Club discussed banning parking on Front Street to improve safety and support universal military training. They urged city action on street repairs in Federal Point and requested local officials to push Congress for the bill.
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Front
Rebort
Federal
Chamberlain
Rotary Club
M. C
Front Street
Club
C. C. Covington
Abe Einstein
Tidewater Power Company
Grace
Front Streets
F. B. Clausen
Wilmington
McGirt
Board of County Commissioners
Federal Point
Board of Commissioners
Devs River
Eares Harriss
Carolina
Saniay
City Cotheh
Local visitors and students travel for education and leisure
Mr. R. K. Br3a of Scott's Hill and Mr. W. M. Rawls of Jacksonville N C visited the city yesterday before returning home from Point Caswell. Mr. T Aubrey Morse left for Durham to enter Trinity College. Mr. Charles Hazelhurst heads to Chapel Hill to reenter State University as a junior. Mr. Robert DeRossett returns to begin his fourth year at State University and serves as editor in chief of Yackety Yack.
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R. K. Br3a
Scott’s Hill
W. M. Rawls
Jacksonville
N. C
Point Caswell
WT. Rawls
T. Aubrey Morse
Durham
Trinity College
Charles Hazelhurst
Chapel Hill
State University
Robert_DeRossett
The
DeRossett
Word from Davis Howes in France with YMCA
Local man D H Howes now serving with the YMCA in France reports a zestful start in his new work. A letter to the local YMCA notes no submarines sighted, nightly vesper services aboard, and mentions his address at 31 Ameur Montaigne, Paris.
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France
D. H. Howes
Str
Iearn
Howes
Association
Ameur Montaigne
Paris
Roderick Accused in Wife Murder to Be Tried for Life
Arraignment set for Frederick Roderick Jr after the state rejects a second degree plea. The case alleges he shot his wife at their home following disputes over infidelity claims. Multiple other court actions involve sodomy charges, housebreaking, and assaults. some defendants receive leniency or further hearings.
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Frederick, Jr
Roderick
Willie McAllister
Mag McArthur
Bessie Wilson
Criminal ‘Court
Young Andrews
William Kermon
Kermon
Jackson
Concord
Jim Hall
Enoch Murphy
Devin
Murphy
Paul Brinson
Brinson
Pea Aan
Paul
Grave Dount
Pices
James Singletary
Far Bet White
Chaoero H Blgasny
Fan
Steget
Con Tinue
Srn
American colors fly over Verdun after ceremony
A French ceremony in Verdun saw the American flag raised atop the ruined City Hall. Red Cross worker Jean Grillon attended as the flag was hoisted, marking a prominent moment in the city during the ongoing war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Red Cross
Jean Grillon
Stock Poise of Needs Mag Tang Fret Woman-Mew
The fragmentary text presents unclear references to a stock or market event with mentions of a fretful or anxious woman figure. No identifiable persons, organizations, places, dates, or concrete facts are readable enough to confirm a coherent news item.
Alleged Slayer of Neal Walton Placed in Jail
A man connected to the Walton death near Bellevue cemetery has been jailed after a controversial coroner’s inquest. The incident involved a nighttime shooting by an unknown assailant, an automobile escape, and a hospital treatment for a female associate, with officials uncertain about future findings.
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Neal Walton
Bellevue Cemetery
Raalah
Walter Woodcock
Delano
Scherer
Painleve Forms New French Cabinet Amid Talks
Paris September 11 Associated Press reports Paul Painleve, minister of war, began meetings with party representatives as he seeks to form a cabinet. Socialist leaders may join, despite their stance on cooperation with Alexander, and talks plan to include Socialist delegates in the new ministry.
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Associated Press
Paris
Paul Painleve
Minis
Conteences
Socialist
Alexander
Stockholm
Fesaditat Party
Painleve
Premature action feared as city seeks to stop youth departure
The text suggests officials felt obliged to act since they believed a person might leave the city and feared they would lose contact or be unable to reach him. The account implies concern over a possible departure and officials' effort to prevent it.
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Lake City
S. C
Mervin Dean Tyé
Jeruay
A. Caustin
Atkinson
John P. Cooper
Mullins, Ss. C
Paul Webber
Erie, Pa
H. A. Webber
North Fourth Street
J. P. Mitchell
Greensboro
Telatives
Maggie King
Wallace
Joseph D. Smith
Harnett County
E. Russell
Richmond, Va
Orton Hotel
F. R. Walker
Grists
Bowden
Kate, Ake
Chadbourn
Mary Johnson
Goldsboro
W. H. Cox
City
Asteville
Mary Addings
Norfolk
Farmville
Winnie Robinson
Buies Creek
L. L. Jefferson
Warsaw
Pollocksville
H. F. Quinn
Savannah
Mr. Quinn
Armenda Smith
Cumberland
Mary E. Little
Lumber Bridge
J. N. Marsh
Macklesfield
Southport
J. T. McKenzie
Little Ter
Whiteville
Clinton
Liv’ Es
Maude Kelly
Abbottsburg
Aew
Ak. Davis
South Sixth. Street
Cape Fear
Élocks
Omah Ag
Jamnés
Memorial Hospital
Amie
ET Mer
Oor i J
Morrow
Ginatets
Kassachix Setis
I Specter
Belk- Williams Company
ST. John's
A. S. Holden
Igis
Davis Howes
Franklin Sagar
Roderigk
Franklin
Wen
Verdun
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Wrigleys
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