Mood and Tense Reflections and Local Social Notes
A collage of remarks on moods and potential outcomes followed by neighborhood social items. The piece references a Justice of Peace office scene at four o'clock, a wedding in Greensboro, club meetings, social schedules, gifts for Confederate soldiers, duck hunting chatter in Bath, and local society updates including Doane’s new shop and bridge club gatherings.
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Justice of Peace
W. Kt. Wood
Cross Roads
Township
Watson
Raleigh Times
Church of the
Tleme
Fred Olds -Atted
Santa Claus
H. C. Lane
Good Shepherd Church
Sam Clark
City
Bath
Coast Ward
Mr. Rn
Tricky Triplets Twister No 61 Puzzle Teasers
Puzzle notes list three letter word trivia with many clues and synonyms. The page includes a solutions section for No 60 and stray letter fragments MiO 1 fier iss ue spiclets, reflecting vintage crossword content and wordplay.
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Twister
Word cross puzzle hints for new fans
Instructions describe a word puzzle where horizontal clues give synonyms for the across words from marked numbers to the first shaded stop. Vertical clues provide synonyms downward from the numbers to the shaded spot below. Read quickly and fill sure words to reveal clues for others.
Wonderful new film heads Wilson Theater lineup
The Wilson Theater will show a highly praised picture described as the season’s most wonderful, rivaling The Ten Commandments in spectacle. Critics elsewhere are favorable and the cast and scenery are lauded. Mrs. W. T. Clark hosted the Round Dozen club with four tables of duplicate bridge and refreshments on West Nash Street, with guests including Mrs. A. H. Cozart and others. Jack Overman visits his father on Whitehead Avenue for several days.
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Nannnie McCraw
West Nash Street
W. T. Clark
Round Dozen
A. H. Cozart
J.C. Wagles
T. D.mears
R. H. Normant
Richmond
Frank Lea
W. A. Simms
Jack Overman
Mr. B.F. Eagles
Whitehead Avenue
Banquet for College Students and Alumni at Church
A holiday banquet drew about seventy attendees including present students and alumni from Trinity, Salem, Greensboro College for Women, Randolph-Macon, University, and other institutions. Key speakers included Dr. Love and Miss Morgan. The event featured toastmistress Hadley Woodard and a formal candlelight New Year service at the Christian Church with a Bible Cross Word Puzzle and fellowship from 9 to 12.
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Hadley Woodard
William Anderson
Trinity
Louise Woodard
Salem
Mary Coon
Greensboro College
Frances Woodard
Randolph-Macon
W. P. Anderson
The
University
F. 8. Love
C. A. Woodard
Pattie Morgan
Margaret Deans
Mary Baldwin
Mary Millicent Williams
Randolph- Macon
Thomas Bridgers
Elsie Barnes
Dave Woodard
Carolina
Margaret Bridgers
Theodore Cheatham
Augusta
Military Academy
Daphne Rape
Edwin Woodard
Mery Coon
Joe Davis
Rosalind Bryan
W. M. Anderson
Selma Watson
Lillie Kane
Peace
Rose Tilghman
Bill Sharpe
Jim Lee Pagolina
Henry G. Tyson
Bert Traiteman
Frances Dailey
Randolph Macon
Mary Hirdley Connor
Henry B. Best
Silas Lucas
U. N. Co
F. Swindell Love
Thomas Woodard
Alymer Gray Deans
Graham Woodard
Rovkh
Mary Ford Finch
Fleming
Nannie Raper Moss
Wade Gardner
U.N.C
Doris Cozart Schaum
Marjorie Davis Patterson
Fula Mae’ Edgertom
Greensboro ‘College
I Mildred Barnes
W. P. Anderson, Jr
U. N.C.C
A. Woodarth
Elizixbeth Connor
Christian Church
George Hackney Society
First Christian Church
Raleigh Becomes Catholic Center Diocese of North Carolina
Raleigh is named the see for the new Diocese of North Carolina as Pope Pius redesignates the state’s Catholic vicarate. Rt. Rev. Mons. Christopher C. Dennen announces that no successor for the late Bishop Leo Hard is yet chosen, but a bishop is expected soon to lead the North Carolina diocese.
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Catholic Center
Wilmington
Pius
North Carolina
Raleigh
Christopher C. Dennen
St. Mary’s
Leo Hard
Belmont Abbey
Moss and Company Report Strong Local Business
The Mirror interviews Vernon Moss of Moss and Company about merchandising in Wilson over the past year. He says the store had a very successful year, with good totals despite a slower fall start, strong business in the last six weeks, and a growing trade among town residents and rural customers. The firm maintains up to date stock, a capable sales staff, and convenient two floor display arrangement.
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the Mirror
Vernon Moss
Moss & Company
Willson
Mess
Wilvon
Wilson County
Messrs
Vernon
Cobb Moss
Record-Breaking Masons Recalled in Kinston History
In St. John’s Lodge No. 4 history two long-time Kinston Masons are highlighted. Rountree served 53 years in the lodge, with 25 years as a lecturer and 54 years total membership. Kilpatrick joined St. John’s in 1866 and stayed with Rountree Lodge 283 until his death. Both men are noted as prominent local figures.
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Kinston
St. John's Lodge No
Kinstope
Yeat Pigo
Rountree
Air
Lewis Kilpatrick
Kilpatrick
St. John’s
Rountree Lodge No
Mr. Rountree
North Carolina
United States to protest British embargo on potatoes
The United States will protest to Great Britain against the embargo on American potatoes over the potato bug. The State Department was informed by the Agriculture Department that there is no legitimate basis for the embargo as the pest is under control in the United States. It is noted that Canada reports more potato bug activity yet Canadian potatoes were still being imported to Britain.
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Ted States
Great Britain
State Department
Department of Agriculure
Secreary
Hughes
Canada
Friday Morning Bridge Club Does Not Meet This Week
The Friday Morning Bridge Club will not meet this week at the request of organizers. Members are advised to note the cancellation and return to the regular schedule next week.
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Wewans Club
T. F. Pettus
O. W. Kochtitzey
Frday Morning Bridge Club
Looting Report From Unknown Town by Chinese Troops
A brief mentions Chinese troops looting a town described as wild or chaotic with unclear pronunciation and location. No further names, dates, or corroborating details provided.
Good Year For the Insurance Business
E G Deans of George W Stancon Co says education on fire insurance grows. He notes many new policies sold in the past year and warns of heavy losses when insurance is insufficient for business and home property including furniture and other goods.
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E. G. Deans
George W. Stancon & Co
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Ite
Corneil
Miss Blind Turner
Tr. E. T. Watson
Greensboro
John D. Gold
Greensboro. Daily News
State
Norfolk
Mrs
Carl Capps
Mrs. Capps
Kina
Will
F. Bd. Swindell
America
D. W. Griffith
J. C. Boyd
Relis
Mio
Fier
Mrs. Clark
Greenville
Moss and Company
Washington
Uni
J. W. Riley Grocery Co
Tarboro Street
W. Nash Street
Happy
Geo. W. Stanton & Co
Fidelity Building
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