Social Notes from Red Springs and Wilmington
Society mentions in Red Springs and Wilmington items include Mrs. Jas G with Maude Williams visiting Dr Bollesin and Miss Elizabeth Hall in Wilmington. Mrs W K Debman of Winston-Salem traveling to Clinton to settle. George H Bellamy returning from Raleigh on business. several visits from Miss Sarah Durham Rocky Point and Mrs J C Horne Magnolia. travel updates for Miss Carrie Clark and Miss Frelytr Kendricks arriving to assume duties. Miss Nancy Anderson and Mrs W F Pemberton attending a conference in Richmond. Myrtle Freeman and Holland Norris wedding in Chadbourn. Y W C A meetings and fair work officials heading to conferences. and local church events with elderly programs and Immanuel Kindergarten opening.
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Red Springs
Jas. G
Maude
Foy Williams
Dr. Bollesin
Elizabeth Hall
Wilmington
Nancy Anderson
W. FI. Pemberton
House
Richmond
South Atlantic States
Virginia City
Blue Ridge
J. R. Kelly
Pastor Sullivan Returns From Gastonia Evangelistic Meet
Rev. J. A. Sullivan, pastor of Calvary Baptist Church, has returned from Gastonia where he assisted in conducting a 10 day evangelistic meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A.sullivan
Calvary Baptist Church
Gastonia
Detective Fined After Assault Charge Trial
Detective R B Brown was convicted before Recorder B G Empie and fined 5 dollars plus costs for assaulting Adrian Everett with a deadly weapon. Everett testified Brown threw him through a window and fired after him as he fled. Brown’s case followed a complaint about entering a house and injuring Everett during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Brown
B. G. Empie
Adrian Everett
Everett
Recorder
Empie
Brown
Polie
Jorry
Kinston Campaigns Amid Shifts in Local Sheriff Posts
In Kinston on Sept 29, longtime leader Claude Kitchin is slated to visit the week of Oct 15 to back Democratic efforts. Cameron Morrison of Charlotte will speak here Saturday and in Greenville this afternoon. Deputy Sheriff J O Suggs is elected to fill the late sheriff William H Williams’s term after a fatal stroke sparked by arrest tensions. Caswell Cotton Mills in West Kinston advances with 45,000 dollars of new machinery and 5,400 additional spindles, bringing total spindles to 16,500. brick work on the mill addition should finish soon.
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Kinston
Claude Kitchin
Cameron Morrison
Charlotte
Greenville
J. O. Suggs
William H. Williams
Williams
J.H. Harper
Caswell
West Kinston
Corporal Max Schubert Impresses Wilmington Soldiers
In Camp Glenn a Wilmington native and German born Corporal Max Schubert of Company A Engineers wins admiration for violin shows at the big camp fire. He plays operatic selections and folk songs, finally performing Die Wacht am Rhein and the American national air, and vows to bring his violin when his unit moves.
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Max Schubert
Raleigh News and Observer
Company A
Wilmington Engineers Company
Camp Glenn
Wilmington
Company A. Engineers
Germany
Fatherland
Paris
Schubert
Max
Office Mix High Balls Now the Rage in Atlanta
In Atlanta on September 29 prohibition era trend shows office mixed highballs. Glasses of ginger ale with ice are prepared at soda fountains inside office buildings for workers who stay at desks. The feature describes social use of highballs as a means to relax without leaving the office.
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Atlanta
Funeral of Little Harriet Cromartie
The funeral for two year old Harriet Cromartie daughter of Mr and Mrs T L Cromartie was held at their Chestnut street home at 5 PM yesterday conducted by Rev M T Plyler of Grave Methodist church. She died at James Walker Memorial Hospital from injuries in an automobile accident and was buried in Oakdale cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Cromartie
Oakdale
T. L. Cromartie
James Walker Memorial Hospital
Chestnut Street
M. T. Plyler
Grave Methodist Church
Oakdale Cemetery
Tar River Baptist Session to Meet Near Nashville
The 86th Annual Tar River Baptist Association session gathers for a three day meeting starting next Tuesday at the Philadelphia church seven miles north of Nashville. Rev. E. R. Nelson of Henderson to preach the introductory sermon with Rev. George M. Duke of Mapleville serving as moderator.
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Louisburg
Carolina State
Louisburg ' S College
Board of Health
Tar River Baptist Association
Philadelphia
Nashville
E. R. Nelson
Henderson
George M. Duke
Mapleville
Democratic Rally in Bridgeton Draws Big Crowd
New Bern reports a large Democratic rally in Bridgeton with Congressman George E Hood as principal speaker. Attendees will form a Wilson-Bickett Club. parade plans for the Eastern Carolina Fair are announced and vehicle owners are urged to enter the march.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Hood
Goldsboro
Wilson-Bickett Club
Hood
Pamlico County
Wilson
Elks’ Temple
Rally Day tags mark 700 at First Baptist Sunday School
Red tags appeared on hundreds of doors to promote the 700 Rally Day at the First Baptist Sunday School. The effort features white ribbons with 700 and verses urging participation. Tomorrow will include talks by Rev. Dr. John Peter Hurt and others as the school observed the event with planned exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
John. Peter Hurt
Odis B. Hinnant
D. H. Howes, Jr
First ‘Baptist
Germans Not Eating Bangy Food in War Weeks
Stockholm dispatch reports German markets still stocked with bacon butter lard and olive oil while many staples remain scarce in Germany. A AP correspondent notes bread potatoes and vegetables sustain households with limited meat and scarce beans lentils and peas. Demonstrations by hungry Berlin women reflect hardship though most Germans accept sacrifice for the Fatherland as authorities assure no starvation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sweden
Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
Greater
Language of the Lingo: A Scottish Exchange
Tommy tells Jack the slang for egg in their chat on leave. Jock explains saying one oof for one egg and two oofs for two eggs, with a joke about the wife adding three and returning one, noting how easy the language seems.
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Tommy
Jack
Jock
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Magnolia
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Tennie Luck
Washington, D. C
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Chadbourn Herald
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Joe Freedman
Holland Norris
F.T. Wooten
Norris
Ice Company
J. O. Reilly
Helen
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D. R. Foster
Pennsylvania
H. H. Ford
Wilmington Annex
Winter Park Presbyterian Church
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H. H. MclIlhenney
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F. A. Muse
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F. B. Brown
A.D. Brown
Wooltex Coats
Kitchin
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Bridgeton
Pamlico
New Bern
Baltimore Sun
Belk
Belk-Williams Co
Catherine Kennedy
Academy OF Music
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Anna Graham Harris
John F. Harris, JR
Victoria Theatre
WM. G. Robertson
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