Friday, June 3, 1955
Mrs. A. D. Parrish is a patient
at Mary Elizabeth Hospital.
Mrs. Julia Collins of Wendell
spent Thursday with her sister,
Mrs. C. M. Watson.
Miss Jo Ann Jones is home from
Mary Washington College for sum
mer vacation. *
Mrs. M. F. Jones and children of
Washington, D. C., came this morn
ing to visit their mothen and grand
mother, Mrs. Z. N. Culpepper, who
is ill.
Mr. and Mrs. John G. Terry at
tended the graduation of their son,
John (Jack) C. Terry, Sunday at
State College.
Mrs. S. W. Liggins is still a
patient at Rex Hospital, Raleigh,
where she was taken last week
after falling at her home and
fracturing her hip.
Ferd Davis attended a meeting
of the public service committee of
the state bar association in Chapel
Hill Wednesday.
Mr. John Lambert was the over
night guest of the Z. J. Robertsons
and Miss Jean Robertson on Wed
nesday. Thursday morning he left
for his home in Cleveland, Ohio,
and Miss Robertson accompanied
him for a week’s visit.
M/Sgt. and Mrs. Billy A. Curlee
of Columbia, South Carolina spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
James Debnam.
Miss Katherine
Sherron Feted
At Shower Sat.
Miss Katherine Ann Sherron was
entertained at a miscellaneous
shower given in her honor at the
Hephzibah Community Senter on
Tuesday evening. The honoree will
become the bride of Gene Hester
at a four o’clock ceremony Satur
day, June 4, in the Hephzibah Bap
tist Church of Wendell.
Miss Sherron was presented a
corsage of white roses.
Miss Mary Jon Gerald who will
become the bride of Linville Roach
August 13, was presented a cor
sage of yellow roses and a sil
ver bonbon dish.
A white linen cloth was used on
the table centered by a silver bowl
containing pastel flowers, flanked
by silver candelabra. Pink ices
were served from a silver bever
age bowl, along with pink and
white bridal cakes, cheese straws
and pink and white floral mints.
One hundred guests enjoyed the
refreshments rnd games given by
the following hostesses: Mesdames
Dewey Martin, Joe Buchanan,
Elizabeth Jeffries, Gaenetta
Pearce, Odell Currin, Marshall
Strickland, Lois Liles, Russell
Taylor, Mary Gay, Kenneth Hin
nant, Dorothy Johnson, Pearl Hor
ton, Luther Liles, and Miss Annie
Laura Wilson.
Note of Thanks
I take this opportunity to thank
my niany friends for the cards,
gifts, flowers and prayers during
my present confinement to the
hospital.
Keith Temple
•
I take this opportunity to thank
my friends and classmates for the
cards, flowers, visits and prayers
during my stay in the hospital.
Lelon Creech
WORLD FAMOUS
WARNER’S
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Zebulon Society
Dr. and Mrs. Clyde Fisher of
Middletown, Conn., are spending
from Wednesday until today with
his sister, Mrs. Waylon Finch. Dr.
Fisher will attend his class reunion
at Duke University Sunday and
the graduation of their son Mon
day from the Duke Divinity School.
Bridge
Mrs. Gilbert Beck was hostess to
her bridge club Friday night. Her
home was beautifully decorated
with roses, sweetpeas, and lark
spur.. Following several progres
sions high and low score prizes for
, club members were presented Mrs.
Herbert Holt and Mrs. M. L. Hag
wood. Mrs. Frank Massey won
high score prize for guests. Bingo
prize w's presented Mrs. Herbert
i Holt. Others playing were Mes
dames Alvin Beck, James Alford,
James Debnam, Donald Stallings,
and Howard Beck.
Following play delicious refresh
ments of chicken salad, date-nut
roll, and punch were served by the
hostess.
•
Mrs. Norman Screws delightful
ly entertained her bridge club and
guests Thursday night at her home.
High and low score prizes for club
members were presented Mrs.
George Tucker and Mrs. Ralph
Talton. Mrs. Fred Smith won high
score prize for guests.
' Others playing were Mesdames
W. M. Bunn, Pat Farmer, Howard
Beck, Doug Finch, G. H. Temple,
Jerry Lowicki, Jerry Buff aloe,
Bertie Brantley and Franklin
Jones.
Delicious refreshments of bana
na splits were served by the hos
tess.
“Hair Today ..
Women with an itchy scissor
finger had a hey day during the
past year. The by-word for hair
styling was “Be more feminine—
more the woman that you are” and
stylists ran the gamut from the
short and shaggy to the luxurious
long. Color also brightened many
a head with new tones perfected
for all ages. Variable shades of
red even pink were in the
spotlight.
There were 246 at Sunday
School last Sunday.
Mrs. Berlie May put the flowers
in the church Sunday.
Linville Roach is a Law graduate
of Wake Forest College this year.
Vacation Bible School workers
met Wednesday night at 8:00 in
the church.
The Pattie Lee Circle met
Thursday night with Mrs. Ran
dolph Jeffreys.
The Faithful Workers Class met
Monday night with Mrs. A. B.
Knott at 8:00.
Hephzibah Church has bought
a new organ. Any contributions
will be appreciated.
Mrs. Raywill Pearce of South
ern Pines visited the James Greens
and the T. Y. Puryears, Sr. Tues
day of last week.
Mrs. Charlie Carter and chil
dren and Mrs. Shirley Hemby of
Kinston spent the weekend with
their parents, the John Starnes.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack West of Dur
ham called Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Whitaker and
son, Mile& had dinner Sunday
with the James Liles in Wendell.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mims of
Raleigh were visitors of the R. C.
Alfords Sunday night.
Miss Jeannette McCorquodale
Pleasant Hill News
The Zebulon Record
Bride-Elect Is
Feted at Dinner
Mrs. Sidney Eddins of Zebulon
and Mrs. William Hester of Wen
dell entertained at a dinner party
at Hilliard’s Restaurant near Zebu
lon Saturday night in honor of
Miss Katherine Sherron.
Miss Sherron will become the
bride of Gene Hester on June 4.
An arrangement of pastel flow
ers centered the table flanked by
white candles in crystal holders.
Places were marked with cards
decorated with white ribbon and
miniature wedding bells. Miss
Sherron was presented a corsage
of white carnations and a gift of
china.
The guests included the honoree,
her mother, Mrs. W. T. Sherron,
Mrs. Mack Hester, Mrs. Billy
Sherron, Mrs. Bobby Sherron,
Mrs. Marguerite Price, Miss Pat
sy Yancey, Miss Doan Starnes,
Mrs. J. R. Hester and Mrs. Melvin
Massey.
Miss Sherron Is
Feted at Shower
Mrs. Oris E. Horton and Mrs.
Allen McSwain entertained Miss
Katherine Ann Sherron Monday
evening in the Horton home with
a bridal shower.
Eight tables of “Progressive
Cootie” were enjoyed. Miniature
vases were given for the comple
tion of each “Cootie,” later pre
sented to the bride.
Spring flowers were artistically
arranged throughout the home.
Bridal ices and pink decorated
cakes were served to thirty-two
guests.
The hostesses presented the
bride-elect with a carnation cor
sage.
Here to Stay
• Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Price an
nounce the birth of a son June
2 at Rex Hospital in Raleigh. Mrs.
Price is the former Alva Hunter
of Zebulon.
will spend the summer in Norfolk.
The Maynard Puryear family of
Youngsville, the L. H. Willifords
and daughter, Sandra, of Bethany,
the Joe Carter and the Carl Pur
years of Raleigh visited the T. Y.
Puryears, Sr. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Whitaker
of Rolesville visited the S. T. Whit
akers Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. James S. Holt of
313 S. Dawson St., Raleigh, an
nounce the birth of a son, Carl
Franklin, May 20, at Rex Hos
pital. Mrs. Holt is the former
Elizabeth Weathers of Wendell.
Mrs. Pearl Wood of Raleigh
spent Sunday night with her par
ents, the J. B. Carters. She and
Mrs. Carter spent Monday with
Mrs. Herbert Shirley in Raleigh.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Y. Puryear, Jr.
and children visited the Charlie
Hollands at Mitchell’s Mill Sunday
night.
Mr. G. L. Puryear of Corinth
and son, Lenzy, of Raleigh visited
the T. Y. Puryears, Sr. Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. Clifton Carter attended a
shower for Mrs. Willie Woodard in
Raleigh Tuesday night.
Mrs. Clifton Carter spent last
Friday in Raleigh with Mrs. Wil
lard Richardson.
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Mrs. Ernestine Marshal)
Mrs. Dolphus Amos and Emma
Jean spent Sunday with her moth
er, lyirs. Clyde Perry.
The Robert Perrys and children
visited the Ralph Privettes Sun
day afternoon.
Rodney Bell had virus during
his finals. Mr. and Mrs. Joris Bell,
Jr. and children of Wendell vis
ited his mother Wednesday.
Stumpy Hicks and Robert Ray
Noble of Norfolk, Va., are spend
ing this week with the Otis Hicks.
Mrs. Davis Pearce of Bunn visit
ed his sister, Mrs. Bessie Gay
Sunday.
Mr. Mrs. Chester Wall and
children of Rolesville spent Sun
day with the Marshall Stricklands.
Miss Sara Stallings of Raleigh
spent the weekend with her par
ents, the Woodrow Stallings.
Miss Rebecca Honeycutt had a
tonsil operation Wednesday in
Rex Hospital.
Carlie Morris of Raleigh visit
ed his mother Monday.
The Sterling Mitchells, Mrs.
Gus Saunders of Fuquay and the
Luther Saunders were Sunday vis
itors of the Vernon Mitchells.
Billy Gene Marshall is attend
ing summer school at Wakelon.
Mrs. Virginia Pearce is recov
ering from a major operation in
the Franklin Memorial Hospital
at Louisburg.
Miss Kathleen Chaplin of Ral
eigh spent Saturday with Mrs.
Earnestine Marshall.
The Joe Prices of Wendell spent
Sunday with the Daylon Prices.
Braxton Eddins gave a chicken
barbecue Mouday for; his entire
family.
Hermon Oakley, Malcolm Taylor
and Brantley Carter were week
end visitors of Billy Marshall.
The Kern Pearces, Mrs. Annie
Ray and children and Mrs. Spur-
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