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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1924
Page
3
Louise Driscoll writes of fall gardens with bulbs planted as summer's end yields to frost. The piece blends nature poetry with reflections on color and the mystery of seeds, while brief local notices follow about club meetings, concerts, and community events.
Help wanted for carrier position right away. See Mr. Grady Circulation Manager at The Mirror for details.
Ralph D. Thompkins will speak to Wilson school children after a Oasis performance about safety first. He recounts a childhood accident in St Poughkeepsie and plans songs, contests, and a fire drill. He tours with Mrs Thompkins whose handwork adds to their earnings.
George Miller fined 15.25 for drunken on street. Janie McClain charged with interfering with an officer fined 20.25. Charlie Masseliale charged with assault fined 15.25. Neil Harris fined 20.65 for disorderly conduct. Charley Moore fined 20.25 for disqualified conduct. Charley Moore fined 54.25 for carrying concealed weapons. Buck Johnson fined 54.25 for a concealed weapon. Buck Johnson fined 20.25 for disorderly conduct. Josh Pridgen fined 14.25 for disorderly on the street. Mention of imported handkerchiefs in the list.
A brief notice notes Fulghum's baby crying loudly comparing a four percent rate to a ten dollar infant, illustrating a sharp public commentary on cost and value.
Geo E Wintz Production The Vanity Box at Wilson Theatre offered tuneful music and an active chorus. A large company of performers and gorgeous scenery supported a full evening of varied entertainment led by Hal Ritter and Miss Mitzie Lassie.
Harry Shan non Jr leads Pennsylvania Ewelve jazz ensemble in a performance praised for its clever electrical stage effects and engaging selections. The Tower Of Jewels scene with colored lights on a gilded ball drew strong applause, while Miss Lassie and Mr Shannon sing memorable numbers and Hal Ritter’s lively comedy provided much of the humor.
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