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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1924
Page
3
The statement insists Efird stores are local entities, each a separate corporation with centralized buying and reduced overhead. It argues consolidation lowers costs, keeps payroll lean, and delivers lower prices to customers across towns without distant finance influence.
A nostalgic poem laments dull November yet praises seasonal produce. The issue then moves to social news: bridge club gathering hosted by Miss Lucile Anderson, decorations, and refreshments. notes on local residents, hospital visit, and travel plans. a Kenan Street PTA Halloween party raising funds for the library. local clergy and civic figures visiting or traveling. and a Williams area notice listing railroad schedules and connections.
Mrs. Walter Woodard and Mrs. J Ed Woodard with their young son Walter return from a visit to Mrs. A M Sanders in Smithfield.
Francis Davis from Trinity College visited Nash street as a guest of his uncle Harry Clark to celebrate Miss Marjorie Grantham’s upcoming December marriage to Mr James Gregory. Mrs M Farmer and Mrs Wanghn Wwelistd hosted a bridge party and kitchen shower with autumn decor and a full dining table of gifts for the honoree. The afternoon featured four bridge tables, a salad and ice course, and a guest list including Miss Grantham, Miss Margaret Watson, and many local residents. The entertainment also highlighted vaudeville with positive reception and mentions of the film Married Flirts and Crawfish Theatre acts drawing crowds.
Mr. Wagoner from the Norfolk Ledger Dispatch visited last evening. Geo. Boys, 50, a filling station attendant for Pittsburgh Oil Co., was robbed and murdered by motor bandits in Wilmington Delaware last night.
Birds in New York state reportedly destroyed two million bushels of insects during the season, causing concern for farmers and wildlife officials who monitor crop health and pest management.
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