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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1924
Page
6
The Elizabeth City paper reports a large Ham Ramsay revival starting Sunday at 3 PM in a 4000-seat tabernacle. Evangelist M. F. Ham leads with Wm J. Ramsay and Earl S. Rodgers, vowing weeks of fervor to boost church membership and local business support.
Elizabeth City Oct 7 The Ham Ramsay evangelistic campaign began with a 5 PM service as the tabernacle filled. Chorister W J Ramsay filled in for absent speakers and spoke on prayer while the campaign aims to build character and curb sin through gospel outreach attracting about 3,000 listeners.
The Mirror announces next week a World Series coverage shift with eight guest correspondents. Frank Hassell writes as a lawyer from the Fidelity Building, Tobe Connor from the Davis Building, Jack Morse as a former fish dealer, Ben Eagles a Wilson store owner, Dick Grantham a novice to baseball, Boddie Ward a survey of national politicians, Ed Fulghum a Buick driver, and Silas Lucas a father of twins.
Bryan Sigman of Blythe Motor Co recounts a Detroit visit detailing Lincoln body construction. He highlights aluminum door castings forming sturdy, non sagging attachments and notes the meticulous process from body framing to painting and upholstery that yields the finished Lincoln.
Anglers report trout with unusual appetite behavior, sometimes refusing all flies except a single favored pattern, making lure choice crucial for success on local streams.
Simpson Edwards known in Wayne and Johnston counties joins A. T. Strickland store at 132 Tarboro Street. The partnership aims to serve friends from Johnston and Wayne counties and beyond with ready to wear shoes and notions for men women and children.
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