Lieutenant Horace Cooper returns home from border duty
Lieutenant Horace C. Cooper arrives in the city from Washington D C after passing the lieutenancy exam and expects a ten day stay before returning to Washington for commission. Mrs Cooper joins him. discharge from the National Guard is pending.
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Horace C. Cooper
Washington
D. C
United States Army
Cooper
Charleston
S. C
Senator
W. B. Cooper
National Guard
Norfolk Navy Yard
Light docket items in Recorder's court include Littleton appeal
Littleton white faced charges of operating without a license and disorderly conduct. He was found not guilty on the first charge and the second judgment suspended on payment of costs, with an appeal noted. Ingram was absent on tax ordinance violations and a capias issued. Walter McGuire, jailed for escaping, did not get a hearing but will likely be seen tomorrow. he was arrested at the Carnival grounds and is alleged to have escaped prison two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder’s Court
Littleton
White
W. Ingram
Walter McGuire
McGuide
Rich Young Ruler Sermon At Bladen Street Church
Rev J H Shore of Fifth Avenue church preached a strong sermon on the Rich Young Ruler at Bladen Street Methodist church last night. Those present were visibly moved by the message. Tonight at 7 45 oclock the meeting series continues with Rev J P Pate and invited general biblic is cordially invited to attend.
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Bladen Street Church
J. H. Shore
Fifth Avenue Church
Bladen Street Methodist Church
J. P. Pate
General Biblic
Turning a New Leaf Backfires in Quiet Exchange
In a brief exchange, She urges Nic to brace up and try anew, while Nic confesses he did turn a new leaf but it went wrong, admitting a mistake and backward reversal. The dialogue hints at personal reform efforts facing an unintended twist.
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She
Nic
Former Governor Glenn Predicts Wilson Victory Amid Labor Rally
At the Orton Hotel Glenn urged support for President Wilson, arguing a Progressive Democrat fusion will sweep the election. He cited labor lines backing Wilson and credited Wilson with averting a national railway strike that would have harmed towns like Gastonia during floods and isolation.
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Orton Hotel
Glenn
J. B. Willingham
Fourth
Chestnut Streets
Dispatch
W. B. Cooper
Dr. Willingham
Wilson
Catawba
Carolina
Gastonia
Raeford Women’s Missionary Society Meet Heads South
Hickory hosts the Woman's Missionary Society of the Synod of the Potomac on October 11 and 12. Delegates from North Carolina Virginia Maryland and parts of Pennsylvania expected to attend. Noted Reform church women will speak including Mrs W E Hoy of Chicago. South hospitality praised as first southern meeting.
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Hickory
Woman's Society
Synod of Potomac
Raeford
Woman’s Missionary Society of the
Synod of the Potomac
North Carolina
Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Reform Church
W. E. Hoy
Chicago
South
Promoted to Clerk in Charge of Mail on Rail Line
Warsaw reports Robert M. Herring promoted to Clerk in Charge in the Railway Mail Service on the Norfolk and Wilmington trains. The vacancy followed Homer Brock’s resignation to become editor of the Mount Olive Tribune. Chief Clerk Carroll cited Herring’s seniority and meritorious service.
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Warsaw
Robert M. Herring
Norfolk and Wilmington
Homer Brock
Mount Olive
Doctor Hurt Accepts Orrum Address on October 3
Rev. Dr. John Jeter Hurt of the First Baptist Church has accepted an invitation to speak before the Robeson Association Women's Missionary Union. The event will be held at Orrum on Thursday October 3 with Dr. Hurt delivering the evening address.
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Hurt Accepts
Orrum
John Jeter Hurt
First Baptist Church
Women's Missionary Union
Robeson Association
Hurt
Mrs. Hurt Hostess and Junior B Y P U Event
The Junior B Y P U of First Baptist Church was entertained by Mrs. J J Hurt at the parsonage 405 Dock Street last night. Several games were played and light refreshments served as the Fall work and plans for the coming season were outlined with enthusiasm.
Georgia Democrats to Convene in Macon Today
Georgia Democrats meet in Macon to canvass primary returns and ratify recent election results at the state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Macon
Central milk depot eyed for Wilmington area
Dairymen meet at the Court House to consider a city milk depot to distribute pasteurized milk. If approved, A G Warren would run the facility with a pasteurizer on hand and promise stable prices while boosting profits and removing delivery shortages for ice cream makers.
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Court House
A. G. Warren
Kindergarten Inaugurated at St Pauls Church
A kindergarten for children of St Pauls Lutheran church opens next Monday at St Pauls Church under Miss Bertha Zoeller who trained at the Mariners School in Philadelphia. Rev F B Clausen, pastor, inaugurates the program citing benefits to local youth. Classes run 9 30 a m to 12 50 p m daily.
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St. Paul’s Church
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Bertha Zoeller
Marqnes School
Philadelphia
F. B. Clausen
St. Paul's Lioan
Remains of Mrs Frink Taken to Lockwood's Folly
Mrs Sarah Frink died yesterday at 1310 South Second street. Her remains were moved to Lockwood's Folly South Carolina for interment after a service at 8 pm at the O Wolf residence conducted by Rev W G Hall of the Southside Baptist church.
New Chart of South Shore of Long Island Published
The Commerce Department announces U S Coast and Geodetic Survey chart No 578 South Shore of Long Island Inland Waters from Shinnecock Bay to Great South Bay at 140 000 scale priced 50 cents. It covers a 50 mile stretch in two sections and includes inland waterways, shoal areas tinted blue for depths three feet and less, and roads linking water front towns for motor car use.
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Department of Commerce
U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
Long Island
Shinnecock Bay
Great South Bay
Great Peconic Bay
East Rockaway Inlet
Bellport Bay
South Oyster Bay
Long Island Railroad
Ocean Beach
United States Coast Pilot
Former Governor Glenn Returns Home From Wake
Former Governor R B Glenn is back in Winston Salem after a brief trip and illness concerns. He postponed a Brunswick County speech in Shallotte and entrusted State Democratic Committee Chairman Thomas Warren to fill his appointments. Grant and Martin will address Brunswick voters in Glenn’s absence.
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R. B. Glenn
Winston- Salem
Shallotte
B. J Willingham
Brunswick
Glenn
Thomas D. Warren
State Demcratic Committee
Whiteville
Chadbourn
Wilson
L. Clayton Grant, Esq
L. V. Martin
Dispatch
Shalotte
Carnival Couple Wed Under Loyal Boys Club Auspices
Miss Viola Wilson and Mr Jack Henderson of the Great American Shows wed yesterday afternoon in the Busy City. Judge G W Bornemann officiated. The bride, a performer in the Illusion Show, hails from Easton Pennsylvania. the groom from Chicago.
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Judge Bornemann
Robert Strange
Loyal Boy’s Club
Viola Wilson
Jack Henderson
G. W. Bornemann
Miss Wilson
Young Herman
Mr. Henderson
Birmingham
Pennsylvania
Easton
Chicago
International Commission to Rule on Million Dollar Case
Former Governor Glenn heads to Ottawa to rest as International Commission reviews a six million dollar dispute over Winnipeg damming that flooded U S farmland. The three Americans and three Canadians will hear the case with final findings binding.
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Ture
Winnipeg
International Commission
Glenn
Supreme Court
Presbytery to Meet in White Hill Church This Fall
The forty-ninth session of Wilmington Presbytery of the North Carolina Synod will meet at White Hill church in Seven Springs Wayne county on October 4 and 5. Rev Drs McClure Wells and Hollingsworth are on the program with Dr Akerman designating an opening speaker. The presbytery includes 57 churches in nine counties and is served by 22 ministers.
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McClure
Wells
Wilmington
North Carolina Synod
White Hill Church
Seven Springs
Wayne County
Joseph Akerman
Augusta
A. D. McClure
J. M. Wells
First Presbyterian Church
W. F. Hollingsworth
James Sprunt
First Baptist Sunday School Campaign Aims for 700 Members
White ribbons symbolize the drive as 700 members target the First Baptist Sunday School. Rally Day cards circulate citywide while enrollment steadily climbs toward the goal of 709 students.
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First Baptist Sunday School
Spanish Steamer Luisa Arrives For Cotton and Iron
The Spanish steamer Luisa with Captain J B Madariaga aboard arrived around 8 am and docked at Seaboard terminal to load 600 tons of Alabama pig iron and 700 bales of cotton for Genoa Italy. The iron originates from the Birmingham mine districts and was partly loaded from Baltimore.
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Luisa
Genoa
Italy
J. B. Madariaga
Seaboard Terminal
Baltimore
Birmingham
Seaboard
Jeter Hurt to discuss normal and abnormal at church meeting
Rev John Jeter Hurt of the First Baptist church leads a midweek gathering tonight to explore Christian normalcy and variations including normal and abnormal behavior. The talk centers on moral interpretations within faith practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jeter Hurt
First Baptist Church
Cork Oak Thrives on Poor Soil Belief Stirs Scheme
An editor’s quip cites a claim that Spanish cork oak grows best on poor soil and dismisses it as a potential scheme. The exchange notes skepticism about the claim and hints at contention over the idea.
Planning for State Convention in Elizabeth City
Elizabeth City gears up for the Baptist State Convention gathering on December 6 with a large scale program. The Blackwell Memorial church hosts the assembly as city leaders pledge hospitality, and demonstrative sessions will feature Dr. H. T. Vann, Dr. Chas. E. Brewer, and other noted Baptists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist State Convention
Elizabeth City
Blackwell Memorial Church
Board of Aldermen
H. T. Vann
Chas. E. Brewer
Wilson considers cigarette plant location bids
Wilson on September 27 weighed adding the P Lorillard Co cigarette factory to its roster of plants. Norfolk Virginia and Charlotte emerged as dark horses with bids, while Wilson representatives who visited liked the offerings. Decision on site not yet final.
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Coper
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MR. Shore
Miss Brown
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Miss Hart
Miss Hobday
Orange Street
Warren
Lockwood’s
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Princess Street
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Ilmington
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C. W. Polvogt Co
Department C
Miss Boney
Co. W. Polvogt Co
Miss Creasman
Bon Marche
Asheville, N. C
McMahon
Jas.g. Johnson
New York, N. Y
Mr. Morris Lipinsky
Mr. Wannamaker
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Asheville
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