University Now In Full Swing At Chapel Hill
Chapel Hill NC September 19 The University of North Carolina opened on September 12 with 1090 students registered and over 1100 by opening day in 1916 17. Regular classes began Thursday and a Friday noon memorial hall ceremony featured Dean Stacy and President Graham. The master’s message spoke of life over rules. College night informed newcomers of activities and Y M C A and publications featured. Faculty additions include new members amid occasional staff changes including C R Fulwood departing for treatment in Rocky Mount.
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Chapel Hyll
N.C
University of North Carolina
Hinton James
David Kerr
Graham
Memorial Hall
Marvin H. Stacy
Yank Tandy
Marion Fowler
Buck” Wimberly
Clyde Miller
Francis Bradshaw
Charlotte Creamery Company Chartered in North Carolina
The secretary of State chartered the Charlotte Creamery Company with 300 dollars paid in toward a 50 000 dollar capital, by W J Shuford of Hickory Lars Haslerud and W R Foreman of Charlotte. Also forming Lucama Drug Company by R H and C L O Patterson of Wilson and J B Rice of Lucama with capital 5000 dollars and 1500 paid in. J P Hanson Company of Rosman begins real estate business with 1000 paid in of 10000 capital by J P Hanson of Asheville D J Bullock and A M White of Rosman. Gibsonville Furniture and Hardware becomes Gibson Hardware Company. Maj W A Graham offers 10 dollars for indigo dye at the State fair in October. Insurance Commissioner James R Young says Morris plan banks will be insured and chartered through him after AG ruling. Young departs for Reading Pa to address Mutual Fire Insurance convention. Wesley Clarke of Edgecombe county appeals death sentence for arson. case to go to supreme court. Clarke burned a dwelling. prosecuted by Solicitor Allsbrook. Adjutant General Laurence Young leaves for Camp Glenn to join forces for the Mexican border. last North Carolina visit before likely not voting time. The unit will be gone about five weeks.
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Zed
J. P. Hanson Company
Rosman
J. P. Hanson
Asheville
D. J. Bullock
A. M. White
Roseman
Gibsonville
Insurance
James R. Young
Morris Plan
Insurance Department
Secretary of State
Young
Reading
National
Mutual Fire Insurance Companies
Wesley Clarke
Edgecombe County
Supreme Court
Clarke
Allsbrook
Laurence Young
North Carolina Guard
Camp Glenn
North Carolina
Tortoise Passthrough Ties Gloom and Waiter
A brief comic exchange where Gloom teases the waiter about visiting the zoo and watching a tortoise pass, reflecting a light humorous moment in a restaurant setting.
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Gloom
Southport Opens School Year With Growth and Plans
Southport began the new school year with higher enrollment led by the high school, plus a shorthand course and plans for domestic science. R. E. Ramson continues as principal. Former Governor R. B. Glenn will speak in Brunswick on September 27 with a fish fry and brass band drawing crowds. Local politics heat up as D L Hewett and J J Adkins campaign for the House. Shrimp canning supports the economy, with $1200 shipped to New York and daily factory payrolls. A Woman's Betterment Association was formed at the schoolhouse with officers elected to lead improvements.
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Southport
R. E. Ramson
R. E. Ransom
North Caroline
Story Tellers’ League
R. B. Glenn
Brunswick
Sharlotte
Bob
Rev
D. L. Hewett
J. J. Adkins
Democrats
House of Representatives
New York
Woman's Betterment Association
L. J. Pepper
Frank Greer
I. B. Bussells
Viola Guthrie
Little Bluebird Company Opens Week With Wholesome Vaudeville
The Little Bluebird Company opened at Victoria yesterday with three large audiences praising its balanced vaudeville and musical comedy program. Notable acts included Jack Fuquay in blackface and Gilles in singing and dancing, Dolly Parker and sextette, and the Bluebird Trio. The troupe, led by Jack Fuquay, will close tonight with The Bluebird Inn and introduce Blitz and Muldoon On The Midway tomorrow featuring new wardrobe and scenery.
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Fuqay
Gillesy
Dolly ‘Parker
Sextette
Bluebird
Jack Fugay
Bluebird Inn
Blitz
Muldoon
Fuquay
Gilles
Wombat’s Downtime Sparks Rumor of Married Life
An aging Out er Man nicknamed Wombat was found at home in a quiet state with an old tennis racket beside him. The piece suggests he may be adapting to married life as it hints at him being “oneiled” to such changes.
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Wombat
I Wish I Had Money to Marry
A brief exchange shows a man and woman debating marriage tied to money. He longs for funds while she blushes and asks what she would do, and he says he would spend it traveling.
Last Chance Tomorrow in Wilmington Film Show
Tomorrow Wilmingtonians have their last opportunity to see the first Wilmington made motion picture Who Will Be Mary a romance by the Wilmington Dispatch. Large crowds have attended every performance and praise the cast. Also shown tomorrow The Railrider a five reel World Brady feature starring House Peters Zeena Keefe Harry West and others.
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Wilmington
House Peters
Zeena Keefe
Harry West
Shark caught by New Bern anglers earns bragging rights
In New Bern on Shackford Banks the crew led by Mayor A H Bangert and others landed a seven foot shark after a fierce struggle. The event coincides with campaign preparations by McKeand Service Company for a chamber of commerce fund drive led by E C S McCarty and Robert C W Ramspeck. The article also notes boxing style antics and an upcoming fight between Tommy Draak and Lithusian Katdrat at Ghent Park casino with local interest high.
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New Bern
A. H. Bangert
George Nicoll
Hackburn
R. S. Primrose
George Fuller
D. W. Richardson
Shackford Banks
E. CS. McCarty
McKeand Service Company
Tommy Draak
Andy Katdrat
Ghent Park Casino
Katdrat
Typhoid Vaccination Drive Hits 26 000 in Five Counties
State Board of Health reports August activity including 248 clinics in Catawba Mecklenburg Stanly Union and Scotland counties vaccinating about 26 000 people against typhoid fever and distributing health literature and advice. Antityphoid outreach began in Bladen and Richmond counties in spring and continues in Scotland.
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Raleigh
State Board of Health
Catawba
Mecklénbyprg
Stanly
Union
Scotland
Bladen
Richmond
Death of Mrs. Sallie Hudson in Pollocksville
In Pollocksville the death occurred of Mrs. Sallie Hudson after a brief illness caused by her husband Mr. Hudson’s sudden illness while dining. The funeral was held in Pollocksville with interment there. She is survived by a son, Samuel Hudson.
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Sallie Hudson
New Bern
Pollocksville
Hudson
YWCA Physical Education Committee Meeting Notice
The physical education committee of the YWCA will meet at the association building tomorrow at 4 o clock. This is the committee's first fall meeting and all members are urged to attend.
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Association
Mr James I Woolvin Heads to Sewanee Military Academy
Mr James I Woolvin travels to Sewanee Tennessee to resume his studies at Sewanee Military Academy.
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James I. Woolvin
Sewanee, Tenn
Sewanee Military Academy
PTEM Sundays Leave Ninth and Orange Streets
Sunday service schedule lists departures from Ninth and Orange Streets at 11:00 AM and Beach at 12:45 PM with freight office hours starting 10:00 AM on Sundays.
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Ninth and
Orange Streets
Beach
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