Trinity Alumni Thank J Duke for Growth of Trinity College
The Wilson County Alumni Association of Trinity College sends thanks to J B Duke for his generous offer and vision of Trinity’s future. A telegram copy is shared with Joseph G Brown, chairman of the Board of Trustees, and Col Bruton.
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J. B. Duke
Wilson County
Trinity College
Trinity
Duke
Joseph G. Brown
Col. Bruton
Board of
Trustes
New York City
Wilson County Alumni Association of
Auction sale set for Thursday by Atlantic Coast Realty
The Atlantic Coast Realty Company will hold a Thursday auction offering farm business and residential property. C Dunning leads the sale with publicity efforts. Morrison Forbes land between London church and the A L railroad, 120 acres, goes at 10 30. At 12 30 the Morrison brick store on East Te De sells. At 2 30 the Westown Division on West Kenan Street, the Davis property, will be listed.
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Atlantic Coast Realty Company
C. Dunning
Atlantic Coast Realty Co Y
Dunning
Morrison Forbes
London Church
Morrison Brick
Westown
West Kenan Street
Davis
Paul Bissette Honored by Pharmacy Journal
The Carolina Journal of Pharmacy ran a voting contest of North Carolina druggists to pick the state’s outstanding pharmacist. Edward Victor ZoeHer of Tarro led the votes. Paul Bissette of Miller's Act Wilson is noted among top vote receivers as honored by fellow druggists. An airplane with one wheel was observed flying over Wilson early yesterday, prompting local curiosity about its landing.
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The
Carolina Journal of Pharmacy
Edward Victor ZoeHer
Tarro
Paul B. Bissette
Miller’s Act
Wilson
Norfolk Virginia League meeting attended by Gary Fulgham
Gary T. Fulgham left for Norfolk to attend the Virginia League meeting held there last night and expects to return home today. Merchants’ cars clog downtown parking as business districts extend store hours after supper for Christmas shopping. Sage & Bridgers reports new display of granites and radio service. W. F. Scarboro appointed manager of Gilmer’s store in Wilson. Stores to stay open nightly through Christmas. ideal weather aids strong shopper turnout.
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Gary T. Fulgham
Norfolk
Mr. Fulgham
Saiid
KF. W. Scarboro
Gilmer’s
F. E. Walters
Florida
Mr. Scarhore
Wilsom
Oree
Wilson
Strong
Quarterly Conference at First Methodist Church
Following the practicing service at the First Methodist Church, the first Quarterly Conference will be held to discuss church matters and plan upcoming activities. Local church leaders will oversee the session and invite all members to attend for updates and decisions.
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First Methodist Church
Church Leaders Urged to Attend New Year Meeting
The stewards trustees Sunday School Superintendents Presidents of Epworth Leagues and Missionary Societies Church lay Leaders and Loyal Preachers are urged to be present for the upcoming gathering.
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Epworth
Eclipse excursion trains proposed for January 24 1925
Professor George H. Peters of the Naval Observatory suggests using excursion trains to view the total solar eclipse on January 24 1925. He notes the event will be visible in the eastern part of the country under favorable weather conditions and discusses the shadow path.
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Mellions
Washington
George H. Peters
Naval Observatory
Fragmentary newspaper items mention trains and fruit sales
Disjoint lines describe railroads running special trains for the public and a shunted siding, plus a garbled for sale notice listing fine art cars and Christmas items. A list mentions apples oranges and names Pete Mike and Lucas in a casual marketplace tone.
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Siamen Wine Sa
Piuck Grimes
Norfolk
Pete Mike
Lucas
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J. Duke
Atlantic Coast Realty Co
Paul Bissette
Pharmacy Journal
la Renee
Paris
Armand Blaze
Wilson Beauty Parlor
North
Tarboro Street
Illin
Christ
Ivory
Earth
Luch
Buffalo
Tank Point
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United States
Mirst
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