Wilson Daily Times, 10 November 1933. 

• North Carolina Mutual Life Insurance Company
• Community Chest
• Rev. C.H. Richmond — C.H. Richmond was a Presbyterian minister.
• C.S. Thomas — Charles S. Thomas (1878-1937), an insurance agent, was a native of Bennettsville, South Carolina.
• Dr. W.A. Mitchner — William Arthur Mitchner.
• William Hines
• Levi Jones — Levi Hunter Jones.
• John H. Clark — John Henry Clark.
• Walter Hines — Walter Scott Hines.
• Rev. B.F. Jordan — B.F. Jordan was a Missionary Baptist minister.
• Dr. G.K. Butterfield — George Kenneth Butterfield.
• Dr. Z.M. Johnson — Bertie County, North Carolina, native Zebulon Myer Johnson (1873-1934) was a chiropodist.
• G.J. Faison
• Loyd Thomas — Brickmason Lloyd Cheatam Thomas (1890-1968) was a native of Forest, Virginia.
• Daniel Vick — Known as “Bud,” Daniel Leon (or Lionel) Vick (1898-1975) was a son of Samuel and Annie Washington Vick.
• A.A. Lovette — Blacksmith Almus Ashton Lovette (1877-1938) was a native of Sylvania, Georgia.
• James Crockett — James Crockett (1868-1935) was a native of Goldsboro, North Carolina. He was the brother of Georgia Crockett Aiken.
• Andrew Townsend — Person County native Andrew Townsend (1881-1960) worked as a laborer.
• Washington Wilkins — Washington Wilkins (1894-1958) was a plumber and laborer for the city. He was the son of Richmond and Patsy Armstrong Wilkins.
• Rev. R.A. Horton
• Golden Robinson — Golden Robinson (1897-1948) was the nephew of Alfred Robinson and a native of Wilmington, North Carolina.
• James E. Stokes — Probably James Stokes (born circa 1895), who worked as a barber.
• Ed Humphrey — James Edward Humphrey (1874-1936) was a carpenter.
• Dr. B.O. Barnes — Boisey Otha Barnes.
• N.A. Pierce — Nazareth Andrew Pierce.
• S.H. Vick — Samuel Hines Vick.
• C.E. Artis — Columbus Estelle Artis.
• L.A. Moore — Lee Andrew Moore.
• Rev. I.A. Moore
• John M. Barnes — John Mack Barnes.
• Prof. Edward Barnes — Edward Morrison Barnes.
• Prof. Johnson
• J.J. Langley — Jarrett Judge Langley (1878-1967) was a grocer.
• O.N. Freeman — Oliver Nestus Freeman.
• Wesley Rogers — John Wesley Rogers.
• H.C. Brower
• Clarence McCullers — Clarence McCullers (1885-1945) was a Johnston County, North Carolina, native.
• George White — Either George Washington White (1877-1939), a city boiler operator, or George C. White (1901-1945), a cook and native of Franklin County, North Carolina.
• Robert Haskins — Robert Douglas Haskins.
• George Hagins — Possibly, George Hagans (1900-1978), a farmer.
• Clarence Best — Clarence Benjamin Best.
• Roderick Taylor
• Wm. Barnes
• John Battle — Probably John Parker Battle (1890-1945).
• Prof. H.M. Fitts — Howard Monroe Fitts.
• Rev. H.E. Edward
• James Whitfield — James Ashley Whitfield.
• E.W. Fisher — Virginia native Edwin W. Fisher (1873-??) was a district manager for North Carolina Mutual.
• Dr. I.A. Shade — Isaac Albert Shade.
• Rev. J.S. Jackson — Joseph Sylvester Jackson Sr. (1870-1942) was a Granville County, North Carolina, native.
• Dr. J.F. Cowan — Physician Joseph Franklin Cowan (1901-1985) was a native of Abbeville, South Carolina.
• Rev. Fred Davis — Fred Marshon Davis.
• Levi Arrington — Levi V. Arrington (1887-1964), carpenter, was a native of Nash County, North Carolina.
• J.H. Knight — James Henry Knight (1886-1951), was a grocery merchant.
• Dr. S.H. Vick — is this a duplicate entry for Samuel H. Vick?
• J.H. Cook
• W.M. Bethel — Wilton Maxwell Bethel.
• Ash Hines — Ashley Hines (1895-??) was a laborer.
• A.J. McCoy — Probably Alfred McCoy (1874-1953), a laborer employed by the city of Wilson and a native of Edgecombe County.
• A.N. Neil — Austin N. Neal.
• Rev. Eddie Cox — Wayne County, North Carolina, native Eddie Harrison Cox was a Baptist minister.
• Clinton Best — Bricklayer Clinton Bess (1885-??) was the son of Noah and Sarah Bess.
• Edgar Diggs — Barber Edgar Hiram Diggs (1891-1970) was a Wayne County native.
• Walter Whitted — Walter Craig Whitted.
• C.L. Darden — Camillus Lewis Darden.