Market Sees Wool Sales Near Fifty Million Pounds
Wilson market supervisor J. H. Petty reported last week sales near fifty million pounds for the season with Friday pushing totals past forty-five million. Last week’s sales reached 1,030,862 pounds while the season’s average remains about four to five cents higher than last year and the overall average stands at 26.79 dollars.
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Wilson
J. H. Petty
Mirror
Eastern Counties To Start Boy Scout Work
Greenville North Carolina December 6 The District Council of Boy Scouts for Pitt Martin and Beaufort counties seems assured and work to organize it will begin immediately Mr Weaver Marr national scout official has spent four weeks in the area and funds for the coming year totaling 55 00 have been apportioned to the three counties Bethel Washington Aurora Ayden and Williamston report drives are over the top Greenville citizens guarantee enough to cover Greenville’s share and subscriptions to reach 1500 will be sought next Thursday continuous support expected to launch the council soon
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Boy Scouts
Pitt, Martin
Beaufort Counties
Weaver Marr
National Organization of Boy Scouts
Bethel
Washington
Aurora
Ayden
Williamston
Greenville
West End Christian Church Sunday Services and Notices
Sunday school at 9 45 a m preaching at 11 a m and 7 30 p m the pastor conducts communion after the morning service prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 00 Ladies Aid Society meets at 7 30 at Mrs Jackson s home West End Christian Church Gold Street Paul Southard minister Sunday worship at 11 a m evening service 7 30 p m marching sermon Gods Plan of Saving Men evening subject Judgement Everyone is cordially invited
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West End Christian Church
Gold
St. Paul Southard
Church Services and Schedules Around Town
No morning service at Coor Green and Jackson Streets church. Evening service at 7 00 p m conducted by Eller BR H Boswell. New Hope Baptist Church holds Sunday School at 10 a m led by B S Ward. First Presbyterian Church Pastor K L Flanagan announces services around First and Third streets with evening hymn at 7 20 led by Rev Ty Vernon.
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B. S. Ward
Chirch
Ty. LyVernon
First Baptist Church Sunday Services and Activities
Sunday School at 9 45 a m with Mr A B Carroll as superintendent. Morning preaching at 11 by Dr J M Mercer. Evening service at 7 30 with orchestra program at 9 30. Young People's Union Monday 4 30. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30. Public invited to all services.
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First Baptist Church
J. M. Mercer
A. B. Carroll
Young People’s Union
Calvary and First Church Services This Sunday
Calvary M E Church invites worship with 11 a m service led by H D Brown superintendent and 7 30 p m Bible picture hour. Calvary Sunday School at 3 p m under R A Norris superintendent. First United Church conducted by Rev F Swindell Love with Sunday School at 9 45 and services at 11 a m and 7 50 p m led by Rev A Cotton with Intermediate League at 6 45 p m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30.
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Ighierte
F. Swindell Love
A. Cotton
Intermediate League
Morning and Night Church Services Announced
Morning service at 11 00 and night service at 7 50. A welcome awaits you.
Religious services schedule for Cor Goldsboro and Vance Streets
John Barclay minister leads all services at 9 45 Sunday School with W E Stubbs as director. Morning worship at 11 features a sermon the Friendship of Jesus. At 6 30 there is Senior and Intermediate Endeavor. Evening worship at 7 30 with the topic What Women Can Do. The Women's Missionary Society observes a Special Day with Mr Barclay preaching.
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Cor
Goldsboro
Vance Streets
John Barclay
Church School
W. E. Stubbs
Women’s Missionary Society
Mr. Barclay
Motorist Is Legless in Clasham Wreck
An Angutemoi named Louk driving a vehicle with no legs struck a pillar at Clasham, causing severe injuries to the motorist in London on December 6.
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London
Dee
Angutemoi
Louk
Clasham
Christmas display inspires practical furniture gifts
A festive display showcases dining room suites, bedroom sets, and living room groups. The writer urges shoppers to chip in for useful furniture rather than accumulating unnecessary items, noting chairs lamps desks console tables clocks and other home beautifiers.
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