Friday, May 27, 1955
Fred Pearce, Raymond Massey,
Mr. and Mrs. Ruric Gill, Jr., and
Mr. and Mrs. Gilford Buskin spent
last Sunday in Harrellsville on the
Chowan River fishing.
Mrs. Charles Perry left Saturday,
May 14, by plane to join her hus
band, Sgt. Perry, who is stationed
with the army in Germany. Mrs.
Wayne Duke flew with Mrs. Perry
to Paris, France, where she joined
her husband, is also in the
Army.
M. G. (Sane) Perry left Satur
day, May 21, by plane for work
in Iceland.
Mrs. M. G. Perry and Mrs. W.
B. Carlyle left Monday for a two
weeks’ vacation in Sykesville, Md.,
with relatives.
Mr. Joe Tippett is ill in Rex
Hospital following a heart attack.
Mrs. Bernice Screws will spend
from Friday until Monday in
South Carolina with her sisters.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mehegan
and Simon Hodges of Raleigh vis
ited the Ferd Davises Wednesday.
Mrs. Dave Finch and Molly of
Raleigh will spend this weekend
in Zebulon with the Foster Finches
while her husband is in New York.
Guests of the Pat Farmers at
their cottage in Surf City Sunday
were Mr. and Mrs. Worth Davis,
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Lanier and
sons, Robert and Tim, Mr. and
Mrs. Pet Price and Joey, Mr. and
Mrs.. Casey Stallings, Mrs. Betty
Perry, and sons, Thurston and
Douglas.
Mrs. L. C. Wharton of Ranson
ville spent last weekend with her
sister, Mrs. Irby Gill.
Cousins from California are vis
iting Mrs. Wallace Chamblee. On
Wednesday evening they were din
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Irby
Gill.
Come to Stay
Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Barham, Jr.
of Fayetteville announce the birth
of a son, Timothy, on May 20 at
Rex Hospital. Mrs. Barham is the
former Shirley Ann Richards of
Wakefield.
Lizard Lick News
Mrs. Polly Fuller
Mrs. Annie Fuller spent several
days last week with Mrs. E. A. Ray
of Raleigh.
Mr. and Mrs. Everette Ray and
Kenneth and Miss Nellie Fuller of
Raleigh visited the W. E. Fullers
last Wednesday night.
Wendy Hill spent last Wednes
day with his aunt, Mrs. Ervin
Fuller.
Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Alford and
children of Tabernacle visited the
W. E. Fullers last Tuesday night.
Miss Crettie Parrish visited Miss
Faye Painter of Wendell Wednes
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Scarboro
spent the weekend with their
daughter, Mrs. Jack Rhem and
family, in Kinston.
Mrs. Dora Carter and children
of Durham visited the E. B. Par
rishes last Friday while Mr. Carter
was away on a fishing trip.
The Billy Gays had a chicken
barbecue at their home Saturday
p. m. Those attending were the
Ed Morgan family and the Ed
ward Lambert family, all of Clay
ton, and the Garland Sealey fam
ily of Garner.
Mrs. John Hinnant and Mrs. Er
vin Fuller visited Mrs. Millard
Alford of Tabernacle Saturday p.
m.
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Sealey of
Archer Lodge and their guest, Mrs.
Goldie Stegall of Hamlet, visited
Mrs. Billy Gay Thursday after
noon.
Mr. Owen Whitley of near
Zebulon Society
Seminary Student
Speaks to Class
Miss Margaret Hodge, student
at Fort Worth Theological Semi
nary in Texas and secretary for
the Biblical Recorder, was speaker
at the Zebulon Baptist Couples
Class meeting held Tuesday night
with Mrs. Willard Liles.
In her talk, Miss Hodge related
experiences she has had at the
seminary. Previously she attended
Carson-Newman Seminary in Ten
nessee where she decided to be
come a missionary.
Herbert Holt, program chair
man, used the word, “Faith,” for
the devotional period.
After the meeting delicious re
freshments of homemade peach
and vanilla ice cream and cake
were served.
Class Goes Fishing
The Y. F. C. Class of the Zebu
lon Baptist Sunday School went
deep sea fishing in the Gulf
Stream off Morehead City last
weekend, accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs. Bobby Shearon and Mr. and
Mrs. Elwood Perry. Mr. Shearon
is class teacher and Mrs. Perry
assistant.
Mrs. Janice Denton
Choir practice will be held each
Thursday night before prayer
meeting.
Preaching services at 11:00 this
Sunday morning.
Mrs. Shirley Barham, Mrs. Eva
Richards, and Mrs. Ethel Pate are
on the sick list.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Tant and
boys and Mrs. Sadie Tant spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Tant at Beaufort, N. C.
Knightdale visited his sister, Mrs.
Harry Hinnant, last Thursday af
ternoon.
Mrs. Harold Dyer of Wendell
visited her mother, Mrs. S. C.
Pearce, Saturday afternoon.
Little Debby Sue Evans spent
part of last week with her grand
parents, the W. I. Gays, while her
parents, the J. C. Evans of Fu
quay were away on a fishing trip.
Mr. and Mrs. H. R.'Hocutt and
children visited the F. V. John
sons Sunday night.
Little Sandra Raybon was al
most hit by a speeding car last
week as she stepped from the
school bus. The car speeded past
the bus without checking its
speed for the stop sign, as the bus
was unloading children.
Mrs. Flora Gay visited her sick
father, Mr. G. C. Sealey, of Archer
Lodge Sunday afternoon.
Thelma and Sarah Carter of
Durham spent Friday^night with
Doris Parrish.
The Millard Clarks visited rel
atives in Virginia during the week
end.
Mrs. J. A. Hinnant and Mrs. W.
E. Fuller, Mr. J. R. Hinnant and
son, Marshall of Wendell visited
the H. L. Hinnants Saturday p. m.
Mr. W. E. Fuller heard a squeak
ing noise in his car on his way to
Raleigh last Thursday. With a
close search he found a very tiny
baby bird resting lazily in a cor
ner in the back of the car. A lift
on the finger and it flew away.
Bill Gay visited Buddy Strick
land of Archer Lodge Sunday p. m.
UNION CHAPEL NEWS
The Zebulon Record
Bridge
Mrs. Foster Finch was hostess to
her bridge club Wednesday after
noon. Her home was beautifully
decorated with arrangements of
roses, spirea, and mixed spring
flowers. Opon arrival guests were
served a delicious dessert course.
Following play high and low
score prizes for club members were
presented Mrs. H. C. Wade and
Mrs. Russell Brantley. Mrs. Barrie
Davis received guest prize. Late in
the afternoon, Mrs. Ferd Davis was
given a surprise shower and re
ceived many beautiful gifts.
Present were Mesdames Wallace
Temple, Doris Privette, L. E. Long,
Vance Brown, Barrie Davis, Rus
sell Brantley, H. C. Wade, and
Ferd Davis.
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Mrs. Frank Massey was hostess
to the Bridgettes Wednesday eve
ning at her home in Wakefield.
Her home was beautifully decorat
ed with mixed spring flowers.
High and low score prizes for club
members were presented Mrs. Bar
rie Davis and Mrs. Wilbur Deb
nam. Mrs. Eldred Rountree won
high score prize for guests. Others
playing were Mesdames Ed Hales,
Charles Hawkins, George Morgan,
Steve Blackley, George Tucker.
A delicious dessert course was
served late in the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Vance Lee Denton
and children visited his mother,
Miss Bill Denton, recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hilton
and Johnny and Mrs. Edgar Har
ris of Riley visited the Joe Cun
ninghams Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Junior McLamb
and girls spent Sunday with his
sister in Jacksonville, N. C.
Susan McLamb is spending the
weekend with her grandparents in
Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. Spencer -Tant and
children and Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Medlin and Frederick of Wendell
attended the Air Show at the Ral
eigh-Durham Airport last Sunday.
The Vance Lee Denton family,
Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Mitchell
and Mrs. Emily Mitchell were
Sunday afternoon visitors of the
Vernon Mitchells.
Little Cornell Ferrel cut his foot
last Friday and it required 13
stitches.
Mrs. Shirley Barham and son
returned from the hospital Wed
nesday. She is at the home of her
parents, the Woodrow Richards.
Mr. Donald Richards is a pa
tient at Veterans Hospital in Dur
ham. He was taken there Monday.
Mrs. Ada Johnson and children
of Bailey were Sunday supper
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie
Tant.
The Buck Richards went to see
their first great-grandchild at Rex
Hospital Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Massey and
Larry of Pilot and Sterling Mit
chell were among the visitors at
the Arkell Phillips Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Denton and
children and Mrs. Sterling Mitchell
visited Mr. and Mrs. Cordie Ferrell
of Knightdale Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Buck Richards was a visi
tor of the Thurman Pates Satur
day. She visited Mrs. Ethel Pate
who is ill.
The Spencer Tant family were
visitors of the Douglas Johnsons
in Zebulon Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Tant and
children visited Mr. and Mrs. J.
D. Murray of Raleigh Saturday
night.
Rev. and Mrs. Tommie Ellington
and Tonda visited Mrs. Ethel Pate
Sunday night.
Mrs. Julian Mitchell and Mrs.
CELEBRATE GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY
Mr. and Mrs. Onnie Fowler of Earpsboro will celebrate their
Golden Wedding May 28. They are the parents of the following
children: Mrs. Doris Canova, Orlando, Fla.; Mrs. Marie Lewis, San
ford, Fla.; Mrs. Ora Lee Carroll, Charlotte; Linwood, Noel, and Thom
as, all of Zebulon; Bruce of Newport News, Va.; Hursell of Frank
lin, Va.; and MM/3 J. D. Fowler of the US Navy, San Diego, Calif.
Mrs. Fowler is the former Hattie Kearney of Franklinton.
Tabernacle Personals
Mrs. Polly Fuller
Attendance last Sunday was 210
and a year ago the record was 189.
An offering of $73.20 Sunday
was given to Mr. G. E. Hocutt to
assist in getting him a wheel
chair.
The Dale Davises plan to move
into their new home in Wendell
shortly. He will be nearer his
churches.
Mr. Alma Alford is improving
from an illness.
Mrs. M. B. Alford is better after
being in bed with a back condition.
Wendy and Roland Hill, Jr.
spent Saturday with Elaine, Steve,
and Kenneth Driver.
Mrs. Ray Nowell visited Mrs.
M. B. Alford Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bailey spent
Sunday with the Billy Wayne Al
fords.
Mr. and Mrs. Wannie Carroll
and children visited the Bert Wil
liams Sunday.
Sunday visitors of the M. B. Al
fords were the W. E. Fullers, Mrs.
Stancy Gay, Mrs. John Hinnant,
and Mrs. E. B. Parrish and Doris
df Lizard Lick; the L. M. Parrishes,
Mrs. Mildred Frick and son, Pat
rick, of Burlington, the V. E. Par
rishes of Henderson, Mrs. Alma
Alford and Sally, Mrs. Inez Al
ford and sons, and Mrs. Rupert
Harris, Mr. Jim O’Neal and Miss
Elaine Hill of Raleigh.
Mrs. Alma Alford and daugh
ters and Mrs. Inez Alford and
sons visited Mrs. Ruben Batten
-Sunday afternoon. „
The rains which reached this
section Sunday were badly needed.
Buck Richards went fishing Tues
day at the Teet Hopkins pond.
Flowers were placed in the
church by Miss Vessie Ferrell last
Sunday.
Sympathy is extended to the
bereaved family of Mr. Berry Bar
ham.
Work was almost completed on
the church last Saturday. The old
doors were boarded up, but have
to be painted.
Many hearts rejoiced in thanksgiv
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Phipp6 and
baby of California are visiting her
parents, the Cliff Hocutts. Mr.
Phipps is in the Marine Corp and
is being transferred to Paris Is
land, S. C., for six weeks.
Sympathy is expressed to the
family of Mr. William I. Green
who passed away while sleeping
early Monday morning.
Miss Rose Faye Alford spent
Sunday with Miss Betty Mae Al
ford of Wendell.
Mr. Leslie Chamblee is in Rex
Hospital with injuries received
from an auto accident.
Mr. Bobby O’Neal will receive
a medical discharge from the
Army soon. His wife, Jean, is liv
ing with her parents, the J. R.
Richardsons.
Those from this church to grad
uate this year are Fannie Sue Bat
ten and Ray Harris at Corinth
Holders and Gilbert Wood and
Larry Price at Wendell. Congratu
lations to them and a successful
life ahead.
METHODIST CAMP
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Other leaders include Mrs. H. V.
Andrews, who is helping with the
buying of food, and Rev. Conrad
Glass, Duke divinity student who
will be helping the Zebulon-Wen
dell Charge this summer. There
will be insurance on each camper
and a nurse in camp.
“Camping is a rich and joyous
experience for those who enter
into its opportunities with a heart
that is free, and a mind that is
open to new thoughts and visions,”
the camp director said.
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