YMCA Prepares for Full Activities This Fall
The YMCA staff plans a full slate of activities starting October 2. Senior Division aims to reach 800 members in thirty days with vigorous programs in religious life, fellowship, and missions. Physical work emphasizes regular exercise and a swimming campaign later in fall, with athletics and exhibitions planned. Educational offerings include a Speaker's Club led by K. B. Knudsen and stenography courses, plus social events, banquets, and new member outreach.
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Young Men’s Christian Association
Association
K. B. Knudsen
Simmons to Visit Jones County Farms in Support of Democrats
New Bern report says Senator F M Simmons will visit Jones County in the next days to inspect farm operations. The France Committee chair is a farmer with a well tilled plot and predicts a Democratic victory in November. Cameron Morrison, after recovering in New Bern, will speak in Washington and Elizabeth City before returning west to push party gains.
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Bern
F. M. Simmoan
France
United States Senate
Congress
Jones County
Simmons
New Bern
Cameron Morrison
Charlotte
Washington
Elizabeth City
Morrison
Local social notes and farewells lead through Raleigh and Wilmington
Mrs. G E Delano and friends depart for Bur gaw while Mrs C A Nicholas visits Rocky Point and returns soon. Loyal Daughters meet at Dock Street Church on Thursday September 28. Mrs N B Futrelle and daughter return from Philadelphia and Scotland Neck. Dr John Thames departs with Bethany Church hosting a farewell reception. Community entertainments include Calvary Baptist Philathea Class and Winter Park Presbyterian orchestral concert. M G Sheller hosts farewell for Augustus E Hedin and M Grether of the Mormon church. Daisy I Pinkston weds Luther C Snyder at Wadesboro and J J F Shaw wed Lillian Smith near Kelly. About 75 people depart Raleigh for Florida via A C L refund trip to Jacksonville.
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Loyal Daughters
Dock Street Christian Church
G. M. Sheller
South Sixth Street
Augustus E. Hedin
M. Grether
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Mormon
Hedin
N.C. E
North Carolina
Grether
West
Wilmington Young Man Goes Up Higher
Horace E. Cooper son of Senator W. B. Cooper of Wilmington has passed the lieutenancy examination for the United States Army. He traveled from the Mexican border to Washington D C to take the test and impressed officers at the Washington marine barracks. A graduate of the South Carolina Military Academy he previously served as a corporal in a South Carolina militia unit along the border. Senator Overman has urged his commission be issued promptly so he may serve as a commissioned officer in Mexico.
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Horace E. Cooper
W. B. Cooper
Death of Mrs. Sarah Frink 75
Mrs. Sarah L. Frink died at 9 this morning at 1013 South Second Street after a period of old age infirmities. Her remains will be transported to Shallotte for burial tomorrow morning by the 6 o'clock tram.
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Shaliotte
Sarah L. Frink
C. Wolfe
South Second St
Shallotte
Wilson Votes in New Jersey Primary
President Wilson left Long Branch for Princeton to vote in the Democratic primaries and was due back this afternoon to meet Samuel Seabury the Democratic nominee for Governor of New York.
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Wilson
New Jersey
Long Branch
Princeton
Samuel Seabury
New York
Ex-Gov Robert Glenn Opens Democratic Campaign in Mount Olive
In Mount Olive on September 26 ex Governor Robert Glenn spoke for about an hour and a half at the city hall critiquing Republican records while praising Democratic contrasts. A sizable crowd attended and many elderly and women were observed in the audience. The piece notes Brooklyn’s push for National League leadership with a tight race among Brooklyn, Philadelphia and Boston as games remain.
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Mount Olive
Robert Glenn
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
Governors greet near Keonosha for Sheridan Road celebration
Governors of Missouri Wisconsin and Illinois will exchange greetings near Keonosha Wisconsin as part of the Sheridan Road celebration today. The event highlights regional cooperation and historic roadway commemorations.
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Missouri
Wisconsin
Keonosha
Wis
Sheriden Road
Boston's lead in AL appears secure as season nears end
Boston's lead in the American League seems most secure with Chicago two and a half games back and four games remaining. Detroit stands four games behind, effectively eliminated. no games were scheduled.
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Boston
Detroit
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W. A. Penny
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Calvary Baptist' Church
Philathea
Jessie Mercer
Chadbourne
Winter Park Presbyterian Church
Jasper Robertson
Annie Garrison
Tampa
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Harry Cumming McGowan
W. A. McGowan
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Peabody Conservatory of Music
Cassidy
St. Paul Street
Raleigh
Mortimer Forrest
A. B. Forrest
Wrilmington
Mr. Forrest
Daisy I. Pikston
Luther C. Snyder
Virginia- Carolina Chemical Co
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W. N. Pinkerton
J. J. F. Shaw
Lillian Smith
Kelly
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Gilliad Smith
Florida
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Mount Olve
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Belk
Hughes
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John R. Miller
Vulaintiff
Mary Miller
Bamed
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En Fenares Ager
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