THE WILMINGTON DISPATCH. SUNDAY, MAY, 1 2; I 9 1 8r
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Jnteresting Programs Have
; v Beett Arranged fit Several
, . . Churches.: -;, ,
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! JSJtL' TO WEAR FLOWER
1 ! TiOday i Another's flay" and every
viSS will ba -expected to wear a flower
"iff memory of she who rocked the
israaie, a white flower should be
ttrorn in memory of the another whQ
'h2M passed away, while a colored
, flower is for the memory of the
'mother who yet lives and continues to
sfciifcister to the Wsats of her own who
iftra seill children, no matter the age.
Exercises wil be held in a number of
Mh xhurches and in several instances
lalerestlny programs hare been ar-
ranged. Below is copies of program
that will be offered at the Southside
I Baptist, Grace Methodist and Trinity
; Methodist The Southside program to
rendered at 11 o'clock is:
Opening song ' America." i
Praver J. S. Ganady.
Bolo "Thinking of Mother and
J. Home" Mrs. J. J. Bataon.
Address "Mother and the Home'
. p Hardy Lanier.
ruet "My Mother's Bible" Miss
;Mlra Fales and Mrs. Odis B. Hin
stxant. Address "The Boy and His Moth-
'leT'V-C. Walton Johnson.
Reading "Somebody Mother"
$frs. C. B. King1.
Address "The Soldier Boy's Moth-
t fcr" J. H. Curtis.
j; Solo '"Will the Circle Be Broken
, f Miss Edna King.
- Address "The Mother Who Has
f passed Beyond" Odis B. Hinnant
? Closing Song "Tell Mother IH
iBe, There."
-' Benediction J. J- Thomas
The following program will be ren
dered at the tlrace Methodist church
this evening at 8 o'clock under di
; recticn of the woman's missionary
aurrUiary:
Rvtrn No. 649.
Devotional service conducted by
'Sire. Melville.
' Hymn No. 639.
"A lance Backward" Mrs. M.
- 5P. Plyler.
i- "The Lord is My Shepherd" Mrs.
' 'Addie B. Jones.
s Report from annual meeting Mrs.
M. H. Shepherd.
Offertory Choir.
The . recent . council Mrs . Harvey
Boaey, corresponding secretary of
the North Carolina conference.
Closing hymn No. 652.
The exercises at Trinity will be at
II a. m- and all members of the
Sundav school are asked to assemble
' at 10:45.; The program is:
Processional.
Song "The Children's Hosanna"
; -By the school.
,: Prayer.
l Prayer song -
'r, Recitation "The Savior and the
; Children" Virginia "Cockrell
' Cradle roll exercises.
Recitation Elizabeth Clerk and
James Peck.
; Song by the beginners.
Tweaity-thrid Psalm Edwin Dew-
wenOto Wilmington for an X-ray ex
amination, where she was forced to
remain two days in the hospital.;5
i The scouts, under the supervision
of v their scout master, A.J. Blantori,
have done excellent work in selling
liberty bonds and war savings
stamps. In one week tne iitue iei
lowi sold more than $t000 of bondB,
the time for competing In stamp sell-
Inr has not yet closed, but it is un
derstood that they have done well so
far.
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Flower exercises First year
maxies.
"Jesus Our Helper" By five girls.
Song Primary department.
Story "Jesus Teaching How to
?ra.y" Louise Williams .
- Recitation 'fThe Upward Way"
Five juniors
Song and leson Juniors.
Recitation "Wanted" Thomas
JSjshop
Children's day ode Gladys Sterne.
Recitation Eloise King.
Address Rev. V. P. Scoville.
Offering speech "William Bethea.
"The Mission of Jesus as Shown by
His Names Intermediates.
Song The school.
Benediction.
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Phone 898-J
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rosy-checked women. i
One tablesDoonful before meals will promote atroetite. increase . the
strength of rundown, weak and nervous people. . Nux-Iron Tonic is put up in
liquid form, not tablets, which sometimes the patient cannot easily digest
this is why our chemist approves of liquid compound. . .
It is sold in Wilmington by Elvington's Dependable Drug Sore.
Ironized Paw-Paw, price $1.00, Formula on every bottle. Mail orders
promptly attened to. Interstate Drug Co., Inc., New York. Advt.
TAX LISTING!
We will be at the Court House during the month of
May daily, except Sundays, from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. for
the purpose of taking Tax Lists of .Wilmington Resi
dents and Property Holders.
Attend to Tnis Duty in Time to Avoid the Penalty for
Neglect B. F.King "
H. K. Nash,
Tax .Listers for Wilmington Township.
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Fruman Face Powder
Swan Down Face Powder
LaBlanche Face Powder
Sanatol Face Powder
Mavis Face Powder
Ararea Face -Powder
Carmen Face Powder
Dagett & Ramdale Face Powder
R. & G.- Face Powder
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Our Soda Fount Menu Ir
. Complete,
PAYNE DRUG GO.
5 th and Red Cross Streets. Phone 520.
i V infill lV npnlnbean tha
White Flowers
White Hats
Milan Trimmed' and Untrimmed, Leghorns, Ribbons,
Baby Ribbon 1 0c Spool .Wide Ribbon all widths,
MISS ALMA BROWN
Wallace, May 11. Liston Mallard,
of Camp Sevier, stopped over with
fcis cousin, Mrs. DeLeon Wells, for a
lew hours Thursday en route to
Kenansville. He left in a car in the
afternoon, . accompanied by his sunt,
;51rs. Emma Blount, and sister, Miss
1311a Mallard.
Aubrey Cavenaugh, of Rocky
Mount, who is with the Planter's
bank there, spent Sunday with his
father, Mr. J. A. Cavenaugh.
Mrs. J. . S! Westbrook and Miss
Clarlie left Wednesday or a visit to
her daughter, Mrs. Robert Ruark, in
Wilmington.
Miss ; Jessie Jlose, who graduatel
at Delway school last week, is at
home with her parents, Mr .and Mrs.
J. R. Rose.
Mrs. John Parker and little daugh
ter left this past week for herjipme
in Hopewell, Va., called home on
account of the illness of her mother,
' Mrs. Dave Newkirk, formerly of
Wallace.
Mrs- F- P. Powers is spending
- several days in Wilmington.
Mrs. Nesley Hussey and mother,
Mrs. Moran, of Wilson, have returned
nome, after a visit to Mrs. C. B.
Hussey.
Dr. C. S. Sloan has returned from
A trip to Raleigh.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Bobbitte, of
i wake Forest, stopped over with their
eousm, Mrs. J. W. Carroll, for a
- short while, en route to Wilmington,
through the country in their car.
Mr . Wilbert Carter, a - Delway
school student, son of Mr. and Mrs.
: J . H. Carter, of this place, and win
ner of the declaimer medal, , left
few days ago to be with his brother,
Aimona carter, in Columbus county
-r Mrs.. Carl Adams and little son, of
-.Akron, Ohio, after a visit to her pa
.'rents, Mr .and Mrs, Z. J. Carter, left
for their horn Thursday nirht
Friecds will regret to learn that
HCJiss Anna Car, while crossing a little
bridge, was thrown Into the ditch by
the bad condition of the bridfire.
This Store is Alive to the New Times!
Never Lagging. .We keep our Big Store in Step with
PROGRESSIVE WILMINGTON
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LADIES' SHOES.
Grey Kid Oxfords, Military heel, all sizes, value
$8.00-$9.00 $6.50
Patent Leather Pumps $4.98
Dong. Kid Pumps, Med. and High heel . . $3.50-$4.50
Mahogany Seamless Pumps $3.93
Special Patent Pumps, sizes 3 to 6 1-2, Cuban
heels $1.50
White Canvas Pumps and Oxf $1.50 to $4.00
White Lace Boots, High and Low heel $1.5041.93
MEN'S SHOES.
Crawford Shoes for men - $3.00 to $7.50
SHOES FOR LITTLE FOLKS
Boys and Girls and Children's Slippers at Low
Tide Prices.
Buy Next Winter's
Supply Now
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MEN'S AND BOYS' SUITS.
All Wool Blue Serge $15.00-$17.50-$25.00
Fancy Worsted .$1250 to $22.50
The World's Best Kirschbaum Young Men's Suits$20.00-$22.50-$25
SEE OUR LINE OF PALM BEACH AND COOL CLOTH SUITS
Boys' Blue Serge and Fancy Worsted, 7 to 1 8 years . . . .$2.50 to $8.50
Wash Suits for the Little Fellow, white and colors . . . .50c to $1.98
Scout Suits . . $2.98-$4.50-$6.50
LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR
Black Taffeta Skirts .$4.50-$7.50
White Wash Skirts .$1.2541.98
Striped Silk Skirts .$5.98
Georgette and Crepe de Chine Waistswhite and black, pink-
. ..maiz!f '). . . . . .$3.50-$4.50-$4.9S45.15
Misses Middy Blouses . . .... ......... ... .... . .59-69-98 cents.
HOUSE FURNISHINGS.
Jap. Matting Art Squares, 9x12 . . . .$5.75; 6x8, $4.50
U-exRugs, .6X9, $4.50; 8x10, $8.50; 9x12, $11.50
Japanese and China Matting . 35 and 40c yard
Congoleum Art Squares, 9x1 2 feet $6 98
Porch Screens . . .... .8x8, .$2.50; Sxio,' $40
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615-617-619 NORTH 4TH QTRFFT
We Refund Car Fare on Purchases of $2100 and Over.
Are You Standing Still,
Or Going forward with
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Great SMphvldingCity?
The Merchant who Advertises is
the Merchant who is going forward.
cannot get new business unless
you tell the thousands of new comers
to Wilmington what you have to sell.
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Newspaper
Goes
into the homes of the
people
e, very afternoon, except Sunday, at an
hour when it is most convenient for
the members of the family to read its
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Has a wide circulation in Wilmington
and surrounding territbry. The mer
chant who advertises in The Dispatch
puts his wares before thousands of
people riot only in Wilmington but to
those
who
buy
live in near by towns and
in the city.
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Tell the people what 1 you have to
through the advertising columns
of The Dispatch. You will get resutls.
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