Family and friends visit tribbitt kin and service members
Mrs Tribbitt and relatives are mentioned with numerous visits and military family notes. Mr and Mrs Henry Wyatt of Masten's Corner and Oscar Wyatt hosted, Tribbitt’s family includes Jacob Thomas of Greensboro, sister June Smith, and brothers Ernest in the U S Army and Mitchell in the Navy. Macguigan family and Jimmy visited L W Taylor Sr. for dinner while Mamie Tribbitt’s time away is noted.
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Masten’s Corner
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Tribbitt
Germany
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Greensboro
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Ernest Thomas
U. S. Army
Mitchell Thomas
Navy
Macguigan
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Jimmy
Wilmington
L. W. Taylo
Mamie Tribbitt
Circle 3 meets at Mrs Jarvis home for October 8
Circle Number Three of the Woman's Christian Social Circle led by Mrs. John Jarvis will gather at Mrs. Oscar Wyatt's home on Monday evening October 8. All members are urged to attend.
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Oscar Wyatt
Monevening
Irma Nichols
Weaver Jones
First Avenue West
T. Frank Seward
Laura Mason
Easton
Luff
Albert Dean
Memorial Hospital
E. O. Hickstein
Certified Public Accountant
Lesson for October 7
Lesson subjects and Scripture texts selected and copyrighted by International Council of Religious Education, used by permission.
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International Council of Religious Education
Love For God And Man In The Good Samaritan Lesson
The lesson centers on a lawyer asking how to gain eternal life and Jesus replying that loving God and neighbor is the full law. The parable of the Good Samaritan shows true obedience requires action, not words, and that genuine neighbor love transcends race and status. Love for God and fellow humanity is presented as the remedy for a fallen world, with practical exhortations to preach and practice this love.
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Moses
Jesus
Church
Christ
Greensboro Hay Fire Sparks Close Call at Cole Farm
Greensboro fire company extinguished a hay stack blaze on Marion Cole’s farm near Goldsboro Saturday morning. Cole says his six year old son, playing with matches, started the fire. Funeral services for Joseph Thomas, 32, were held at St Pauls Methodist Church with burial in Greensboro cemetery after dying of kidney disease at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. He is survived by his wife Mary Thomas of Marydel and one stepson Bowen.
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Marion Cole
Goldsboro
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Joseph Thomas
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Charles E. Davis
Greensboro
Thomas
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Mary Thomas
Marydel
Bowen
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