The Zehulon Record |
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THE RECORD P' BUSHING CO,
Z«bulon, N. C.
THEO. B. DAVIS Editor
MBS. THEO. B DAVIS, Social sad
Local Editor.
FntC'ed n« second clan*! roaii matter
June 26, 1925, at the Poatoftce at
tenulon, North Carolina, under the
Act ot March 3, IH7B.
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Let all bitterness, and wrath and
anger, and clamor, and evil-speaking,
be put away from you, with all mal
ice:
And be y« kind one to another, ten
dei hearted, forgiving one another,
even as God, for Christ's Hake, hath
forgiven you.
Eph. 4:31-32.
Paul’s admonition to the church at
Epoesus might well he memorized
and practiced by ail of us today. Let
none of us dare say that we cannoti
forgive; that cuts us oil’ from being!
forgiven.
The failun of the kidnappers to
return the Lindbergh baby after be-j
ing puid the sum demanded as ran
som emphasizes their cruelty. We won-;
edr, if they were arrested, how many (
would sympathize with the criminals)
instead of their victims.
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Harry L. Stevens, national com
mander of the American Legion, is
getting a taste of the fickleness of
public popularity. Stevens is being
severely criticised by many because
he is not calling for the payment at |
this time of the soldiers’ bonus.
We are impressed by the fact that
go far only 30 farmers have applied
for faim loans in Catawba County. >
That county raises some cotton and (
tobacco, but much more grain, hay j
and fruit. Grain and hay mean dairy |
cattle and meat. Catawba folks live
at home.
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In a headline comment concerning;
that lien belonging to Mr. George j
Taylor—-the one said to have crowed |
and to have laid three eggs in one j
day— The News and Observer says:
“No wonder she Crowed.”
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And now the Farm Board is to be
investigated. We hope all this investi-1
gating amounts to something. At
least, it furnishes employment.
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Maximum and Candidate’s score is.
Given Below:
Character .13 1-3 points; points
Platform 33 1-3 points; points
Ability 33 1-3 points; points
In the first place see that a man
scores in character. If he hasn’t
character, then nothing else should
induce us to support him. But if he
has character, next ask whether he
has the right ideas about public ser
vice- a sound platform. And if he
favors a correct platform, has he
ability enough to make himself count
ir, putting it across?
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Corinth Items
A large crowd attended Sunday
school Sunday. The adult class took
the banner from the Intermediate
with an attendance of ‘35 per cent.
Misses Gladys Davis, Neva Smith
and Lois Eason were the Thursday
night guests of near Salem church.
A large crowd attended the surprise
party given Miss Gladys Davis, by
het sister. Miss Esther Davis and
Mr. Henry Coxe, Saturday night.
Messrs Joe William Bunn and Dur
wood Brantley of near Middlesex call
ed on Misses Esther and Gladys Davis
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. William Wall and children
were the week-end guests of Mrs.
Wall’s uncle, Mr. Sid Richardson.
Miss Minnie Lee Horton of Hales
Chapel was the Thursday night guest
of Miss Laumet Creech.
Mrs. W. L. Liles had a quilting
party Friday afternoon.
Miss Pattie Carter had a quilting
party Tuesday afternoon. Popcorn
was served after the quilting.
We are very sory to report that
Mr. R. L. Wall has not improved very
much since last week.
Mrs. Pattie Creech is spending a
few days of this week in Selma with
her daughter. Mrs. D. E. O’Neal.
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Denton and Mr.
Denton’s father, Mr. “Bunk” Denton
motored over to Mr and Mrs. M. G.
Crowder’s for the week-end on a
“Hoover” cart.
Little Mary Crowder is spending
the week • 1 *’ l ner aunt and uncle,
Mr. and Mr.-. If. S. Denton.
! BUNN NEWS
j SENIOR PLAY
I 1 On Friday evening, April 22, at
|, l{ rht o’clock, the seniors of Bunn
high school will present the play
Lookin’ Lovely.” This will be: the j
•closing event tor the school year, and,
I in one of the most interesting plays
ever given at Bunn.
Winnie Bordine has inherited her
father’s debt-ridden farm situated in
New England state. She is attempt
np to sell the farm, when fate leads
\ two promoter to her door. In a most
j interesting way they turn the farm
j ,nto a “Health and Beauty Institute.”
I Plenty of fun is rendered when Bud
die and Clytie always manage to get
i someom in trouble or get in trouble
. themselves. The characters are h*-
follows:
Persimmon- the faithful old colored
servant in the Bordine home, Juanita
Perry; Winnie Bordine —Owner of a
]■ tge farm, about, nineteen years old.
with a lot of courage—Louise Wil
liams; Amarilla, the village post mis
tress and broadcaster, Ixiuise Weath
ersbv; Buddie and Clytie—-Winnie’s
brother and sifter Derward Clu
i Pardo and Kathryn Weathers; Jennie
j Matthews a friend of Winnie’s, now
on the stage- Hattie Murphy; Speed
Hawkins the sheriff, whose one de
( sire is to ‘catch” Amarilla —Glynn
Dickerson; Esther Hastings, who lives
' next door and has a very disagree;
j able manner since she returned from
I abroad—Roslyn Hollingsworth; Bill
) Baker—A promoter looking for some
j thing to promote—Horace Chnaves;;
| Jim Dugan—his pal, who falls in love j
with Jennie Matthews—George
Pearce; Chollv Longacre— A young;
Englishman and dramatic critic—Proe-j
j tor Alford; Mae Dubrowski—a thea
j trical producer from New York—M.
i L. Hagwood.
j To cover commencement expenses j
fan admission of 15 and 25 cents will
he charged.
Come one, come all! It. is a play I
! worth seeing! Proceeds wall be used;
| for school.
STOP! READ! COME!!
Howdy, folks! Did you ever go for |
an aeroplane ride? Well, if you never
have been, youv’e missed half of your j
| life. To “come down to brass tacks,”;
: would you like to go for a ride in an
aeroplane? If so, just crank up “old
Lizzie” and drive over to Bnnn high
school, April 21st., at eight p. m. and
you will see some great, sights in that
auditorium. Those seniors who arc J
always thinking of somethinw “new”;
have worked nut under the supervi-I
sion of Miss Sherwin, the most inter-j
esting plan for their class Day Ex-j
ercises.
Have you ever thought of how a
person might reach the planet Mars? j
That’s the goal of the graduating <
class. They are always seeking a
route to a place that is ‘‘Excelsier.”
Now, we, the seniors, are going to ;
look for you on Thursday night, the; •
twenty-first, and you will never re-j
gret that you came, if we can help |
it. More than that, it will not cost)
you a penny!
Commencement Day Exercises
On Friday morning, April 22nd., at
10:30 the annual commencement day
exercises will be held in Bunn high
school auditorium. Diplomas, certi
ficates, and awards will be given. The
Honorable Dennis G. Brummitt, at
torney-General of North Carolina will
deliver the Yerary address. The
Glee club will furnish music for the
occasion. We extend a cordial invita
tion to everyone.
Ml SIC CONTEST
r phe Franklin County Music Con
test between high schools was held
in Franklinton, Monday night, April
fourth. Misses Roslvn Hollingsworth
nd Erlean Mitchell represented Bunn
school. Roslvn played "Shower of
Stars” bv Paul Wach. and won third
place in the contest.
GLEE CLUB OUTING
On the afternoon of April 3, the
members of the Glee Club gathered
at the school building. Judging from
remarks heard by a passerby they
were bound for a weiner roast. About
5:30 o’clock a truck arrived. The stu
dents all pile<] in and amid much
laughter and fun were safely carried
to Flat Rock. Before dark the stu
dents entertained themselves by play
ing old-fashioned games. Then came
the very best part of all—-“the eats”.
The weineis were roasted and I will
no* vouch for the number of burned
fingers there were. The crowd re
turned about 9:30 o'clock, each de
claring that they had thoroughly en
jnved the trip.
T*« regular meeting of the P.-T.
was held on Wednesday evening
of Inst week. Rev. Charles B. Howard
was present and spoke to the parent*
THI R£TOttJL> Zebuian. Wak* Coußty. N. April 15, 1932
'on ’the three sides of school. “We
can’t have a school without three
sidea anymore than we can have a
pig pen without three sides. These
three sides, he said, were the pupils,
the teachers, and the parents.” Mr.
Howard’s speech was thoroughly en
joyed by all present. We regret that
Mr. Howard had to leave immediately
after his talk because of the illness
|of his wife. After the meeting ad
journed doughnuts and coffee were
served.
i MUSIC RECITAL
The musk pupils of Bunn high
; ! school will give a music recital in the
auditorium on April 19th., at seven
i forty-five. MiV- Fuller states that
’ there will be tv > divisions of the mu
sic students. The senior pupils who
me: Roslyn Hollingsworth, Kathryn
Weathers, and Leslie Cooke, will give
♦heir recital first. Then the inter
mediate music pupils will give theirs.
Everybody is urged to attend this
part of the commencement exercises.
PILOT NEWS
J
Miss Norine Pearce spent last week
end with Mrs. Emma Davis of Ral
eigh.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Jones of Ral
eigh spent last week with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Jones.
Miss Annie Denton is spending sev
eral weeks with Mrs. Carmichael, of
Rocky Mount. Mrs. Carmichael has
suffered terribly from an accident she
had with her car, on her way to
visit her mother, Mrs. John Pippin,
j Mr. and Mrs. Walter T. Smith
| spent a part of their honeymoon with/
Mrs. Smith’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Wiley T. Williams.
! They were married at Westbrook,
! Va. I
Mis. Cindy Jeanes and Mr. Andrew
j Carlyle have recently married here. |
[They are making their home with his i
. parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Carlyle,
j Mrs. Mary Lee Alford of N. C. C.
| W,, spent holidays here with her
i parents, M%and Mrs. J. B. Alford,
j Mrs. Rachel Bunn, Miss Violet Mae
! Bunn and Mr. Russell Bunn were
Monday night guests of Mr. and Mrs.
(Claude Wheless of Pine Ridge.
Mr. Willie Boyette Hinnant and
Miss Ollie Wester of Pine Ridge were
I Sunday night guests of Mr. and Mrs.
; Wilev Williams.
Mr. and Mrs, Herbert Perry of
\ Zehulon spentSundav with her sister,
Mrs. Sonnie Alford.
LEES CHAPEL NEWS
"Miss Oillie Lewis spent Sunday p.
m. with Mrs. Gnt Bailey.
Mrs. Nancy O’Neal of Antioch, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. C. O.
Kemp, this week.
Master Webb Kemp spent Satur
day night with his sister, Mrs. Rex
Brown, of the Hales section.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Driver spent
Sunday near Zebulon with her par
ents. We are very sorry to learn her
father. Mr. C. G. Lewis has pneu
monia.
Misses Winnie Faison and Dallis
Wilder spent Monday night with Mr.
and Mrs. W. D. Bunn.
Mrs. M. B. Lewis visited Mrs. W.
I. Green Sunday p. m.
Little Virginia Liggins spent the
week-end with her grand-mother, Mrs.
Jensy Stallings.
Miss Orkie Stallings spent Satur
day night with Miss Ola Driver.
Little Babe Creech is having some
cold days brooding his babv chicks.
Mr. R. L. Stallings a: 1 family were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jonah |
Stallings Sunday.
WHITLEY SERVICE STATION
lIT Your car all it needs—Gas, oil, air,
YY water.
0 tie-hall' of it is free—
T" 1 | You all you can eat —Hot Dogs,
M Sandwiches, Cakes, Pies, Fruit,
Drinks.
“On Million Dollar Avenue”
GROW QUALITY TOBACCO
Last year proved it’s the only kind that will pay! And
years of outstanding crops in this section have proven
+hat NACO BRAND PERL T VIAN
FOBACCO FORMULAS will produce
A wide variety of formulas and an
alyses to suit every soil.
Come And See Me Before You Buy.
D. D. CHAMBLEE —Zebulon, N. C,
HUDSONS
CROSS ROADS
Mr. and Mrs. Alonza Creech spent
Sunday with Mr. R. P. Batten and
family.
Miss Ruth Perry was the week-end
guest of Miss Lorie Liles,
Messrs. W. I). Moody, Ernest Cooke,
Earl Moody, Mesdames Earl Moody
and Henry Fowler attended the burial
of their sister in law and aunt, Mrs.
Irving Wall, of Lumberton, Sunday.
Mr. Donald Alford of near Social
I’lain church visited his brother, Mr.
\finer Alford Sunday.
Mr. Lenmon Hocutt and family, of
th'- Corinth section were visitors in
the home of Mr. W. R. Holder Satur
day night.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Richardson, of
Wendell, were guests of her sister,
Mrs. Annie M. Nowell Sunday.
Mcasrs. H. H. Batten and Thurman
Driver motored to Beaufort. N. C.,
Saturday on business.
Mrs. E. H. Hinton spent a short
while with Mrs. Thurman Driver
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Hight were the
week-end guests of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. T. F. Hight.
Misses Effie Mae Moody and Mable
Holder spent the week-end with then
grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. W.
Holder of Wendell.
Miss Ora Lee Parrish spent a short
while with her uncle, Mr. Herman j
Hocutt and family Sunday p. m.
Mrs. Madie Hill spent Monday in;
Wendell with her aunt, Mrs. o. P.
Richardson.
ROLESILE
—
Mrs. C. T. Bowling visited Raleigh,
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Pearce and Miss
Ellen Royal Jones visited Raleigh Sat
urday.
Miss Beatrice Daniel, of Manteo,
spent the week-end with her sister,!
Mrs. W. R. Pearce.
The P.-T. A. enjoyed having Prof.
M. A Huggins of Meredith College
speak to them Monday night
We enjoyed having Rev. C. A. Up-j
church with us Sunday morning and
evening.
April 17, at 8 o’clock there will be
service at the church by Rev. G. H.
Norris. He will preach on the differ
ence between thronging and touching
Jesus. (Mark 5:24-34). You are cor-j
dially invited to hear him.
Mr. W. J’. Roger’s friends will bel
sorry to hear he is ill.
We are glad to learn that Mrs. C.j
B. Howard is improving. Mrs. How-1
aid has been confined to her home foifl
the past two weeks with pleurisy. I
Mrs. Roxie Godwin of Glendale "'al
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. .John*
uie iiiliiard last week. I
We are glad to tell that our Sunl
Jay school is growing so we had
make a new class. Come on peopleß
we still have room for you. ■
Mr. William Hilliard and fa mill
spent Sunday with relatives neafl
Zebulon. ■
; . a,: J Mrs W. O. Driver well
Zebulon visitors Tuesday afternoo®
Mrs. W. Liggi: sn-'i’t : :rurdJ
afterno Mrs. Argo son i^
We ar Mad to know little Ina
Marge? •• Driv is improv ; lg.
from an attack of flu.
Remember church servic s Satur
day and Sunday at the regular hour.
PINE RIDGE
The Missionary Society met with
Mrs. Minnie Boyette Pearce on Thurs
day evening, April the seventh.
Miss Dorothy Branch of Henderson
was a visitor here Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. Otha Mulien of Wen
dell visited Mrs. E. T. Griffin Sunday.
Misses Margaret Griffin and Er
cclle Avent were Raleigh visitors Sat
urday.
| v, iss Ruby Perry entertained at a
party given in honor of her guest,
Miss Phyllis Smith or Friday evening;
April the eighth.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Mitchell and I
family of Fuquay Springs w ' :t> visi
tors of Mr. and Mi . H. H. Bedding-j
field Sunday.
Mr. Bruce Perry pent the week
end with his parents, Mr and Mrs. J.
IF. Perry.
| Mr. Ray Vaughan of Rocky Mount
visited Miss F’lorine Haymon Sunday
night.
Mrs. Johnnie Bullock visiting
Mr. and Mrs. VV. R. Bullock of near !
Fuquay Springs.
Miss Ruby Perry visited Vis*-- Mary j
Lee Alford at Pilot last week.
Mrs. Missouri Wilson of Newport
News, Va., is spending some time
here with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Hilliard Smith and
family of Pearces spent Sunday with
his mother, Mrs. W. J. Martin.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter 1. Smith
were Sunday guests of her uncle’s
family, Mr. Daniel C. Bunn, near Sel
ma. while Mr. Melvin Williams and •
M Viola M'assey visited Smitbfield. j
i
Pleasant Hill News
Miss Millard Horton of Raleigh is
spending a few days with 'Miss Mu
zelle Horton.
Mr. and Mrs. R. 11. Hunt of Dur
ham were guests at T. Y. Puryear's
Sunday.
Mrs. 11. E. Whitaker and daughtei
Emily Dimmock have returned from
an extended trip where she visited
her husband and relatives at Tren
ton, N. J.
Mb es Meta and ElvalPlUlLa^Ji^ta
TOO MUCH work, too much mental strain, too much worry
.then “NERVES”. How they torture you, tire you, keep
you awake nights!
“NERVES” make you irritable, restless; give you Headache,
Indigestion... .“NERVES" make you look and feel old weaken
resistance and pave the way for serious nervous or organic trouble.
J M. Foster, a druggist, suffered tortures from Over-wrought
Nerves. He had dozens of so called “Nerve Remedies” in his
store One by one he tried them without relief until.... But let
Mr Foster tell his experience in his own words.
40' “
ft,. " \ medicirie made, and that a better one cannot be
£ I made. Dr. Miles’ Nervine was the only rnedi
| r u, 1 cine on the shelf or in the prescription case that
t A*,; i"*\t put me on my feet.” J. M. Foster, Druggist
Marysville, Ohio
Rogers Cross Roads
Mrs. W. G. Karr.p took supper with
Mrs. J. W. Strickland, Sunday night.
Miss Ruth Medlin was the week
end guest of Miss Maude Johnson.
jiiss Vivian Belle seemed to be
pleased Sunday because it was hei
birthday.
Mr-. M. B. Lewis enjoyed Sunday
evening at Mrs. W. I. Greens.
Mr. Vaden Morris called on Mis*
Ruth Strickland Saturday afternoon.
Seems that all the girls of our com
j munitv love to he together. There
I were- about fifteen at Miss Roehelle
j Strickland’s Sunday.
J Mrs. Columbia Bailey and daughter
Annie, of near Zebulon were visiting
i Miss Jettie Kemp Friday.
Mr. Irving Lewis and Mr. Ted
Belle are getting to be real fisher
men. They caught four cat (kitten)
fish Saturday night.
Mrs. J. B. Strickland spent Sunday
with her daughter, Mrs. Ben Medlin.
Mr. J. C. Dudley and family had a
house key hunt when they returned
home from Sunday school last Sun
day. We’re all sorry that they failed
■to find it.
Mrs. Willard Belle of Wendell is
with her sister in-law, Mrs. Josh
Williams for a few days.
Mrs. J. B. Belle was the week-end
guest of Mrs. Josh Williams. This her
first trip since she was in a dump
cart wreck about two months ago.
Mr. Webb Kemp spent Saturday
night with his sister. Mrs. Rex Brown
of Hales’ Chapel section.
Mrs. J. C. Dudley and Mrs. Rocher
Lewis have been racing for the past
week to see which one could quilt the
most bed quilts.
M: . te:- Carroll Lewis has been look
ing on the calendar for bare foot
time. He’s some glad its here.
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