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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1924
Page
3
A poem extols a magical Christmas land beyond reach and filled with joy and childhood wonder. The page then lists local social notes, visitors, funerals, and holiday greetings including dances, travel, and family updates from Wilson and nearby towns.
B B McCaskill from the United States Destroyer Sprunt visits with his wife and sister in Wilson. He enlisted at fourteen and has served about twelve years, soon bound for a cruise south and assignment at Guba. Christmas tree events at St Timothy's and Presbyterian church enchant children with carols, candy, and stories, while Mrs J T Barnes hosts a bridge party with guests and festive refreshments.
Daphne Carraway and others praised a successful Red Cross Seals fundraiser held with Presbyterian Sunday School groups. The event raised goodwill and funds, with seals sold at downtown stores to aid tuberculosis treatment, and organizers urged continued support despite inclement weather.
Nineteen indictments charging violation of Georgia law preventing futures dealing were returned today by the Fulton County grand jury against New York brokers.
Official notice announces the Episcopal Diocese of East Carolina annual convention to be held in Wilmington with delegates elected from nearly all parishes. St Marys Church in Kinston will host the three day gathering led by Rev John Martley with budgets under review including a proposed reduction of a few hundred dollars.
Mae Dawe a 19 year old follies beauty married Gr Young Karfmann son of G Kahfmann president of the Chat ham and Phoenix National Bank. The ceremony occurred Tuesday and was learned today in New York.
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