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Zebulon s Social Calendar This Week MAY0R designates Friday Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Brantley spent last week in Winston-Salem visiting their sons and their fam ilies, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Brant ley and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brant ley. * Mr. and Mrs. Ted Davis and children of Raleigh were Sunday afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Davis. * Mrs. Carsey Tippett and Mrs. Theo. Davjs attended the North Carolina Flower Show School at N. C. State College Monday, Tues day and Wednesday. * Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Sexton help ed their grandson, Charles Daven port, Jr. of Wilson, celebrate his first birthday Wednesday. * Ruric Gill, Jr. returned to his home here Saturday morning af ter attending a school in Michigan for the past seven weeks. * Mr. and Mrs. Gene Utley and daughter of Kinston were over night guests of Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Lowery. * Mr. and Mrs. Rohe Winchell of Cape Elizabeth, Me., are spending this week with Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Gill. * W. H. Winstead was rushed to Rex Hospital Tuesday a.m. after suffering a severe heart attack. * Mrs. H. C. Wade, Mrs. Hallibur ton Yancey, and Mrs. H. K. Baker will leave tomorrow for a week’s stay in New York. This is Mrs. Wade’s annual buying trip for ma terial for her dance revue. * Mrs. Philip Olive and daughters spent Tuesday in Kittrell with Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Husketh. * Mrs. J. W. Strickland, Sr. is ill at her home on East Vance Street. • Mr. and Mrs. M. 6. Hood, Jr. and son of Rolesville spent Sunday with Mrs. Morris Hood. PARTY-DANCE Miss Martha Wall was hostess at a Valentine party and dance on Friday afternoon, Feb. 14, at her home on Wakefield Street. A sea sonal motif was used throughout the home to make it festive. After progressions of bingo, the hostess and guests danced to mu sic furnished by a hi-fi record play er. The guests included Misses Donna Faye Stallings, Cheryl Gay, Suzanne Beck, Martha Raye Good win and Jean Bunn. Escorts were Johnny Clark, Timmy Kemp, Ran dy Creech, Guy Massey, Dennis Croom and Frankie Kannon. Refreshments consisted of deco rated cake squares, heart-shaped sandwiches, potato chips, Valentine candies and Pepsi-Colas. JUNIOR PLAY “Let Me Out of Here!” That’s the name of the Wakelon Junior Class play to be given Fri day (tomorrow) night at 7:45 in the high school auditorium. You won’t want to be let out. You’ll want to stay and enjoy every Tollicking' minute of this farce-comedy. The price of admission is 50^ for adults and 25( for children. The play’s characters will be portrayed by Brenda Bunn, Pat Murray, Kay Eddins, Martha Driver, Kay Martin, Sidney Rich ardson, Leary Davis, Larry Page, Robert Pulley and Johnny Bullock. LEADER Miss Ruth Temple, a junior at Woman’s College, is serving as dormitory discussion leader for the three-day Inter-Faith Forum which closes today on the Greens boro campus. Miss Temple is the daughter of Joseph Maylon Temple of Rt. 1, Zebulon, and the late Mrs. Temple. BRIDE GIVEN IN MARRIAGE TO JOEL PIPPIN BY UNCLE Miss Hilda Ann Raybon, daugh ter of Mrs. Harold Leslie Raybon and the late Mr. Raybon of Wen dell, was married to Herbert Joel Pippin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Alfred Pippin, Jr. of Zebulon on Saturday afternoon at 5:30 p.m. in the Wendell Baptist Church. The Rev. William H. Vinson, Jr., pastor of the bride, and the Rev. W. Arnold Smith, pastor of the bridegroom, officiated. A double ring ceremony was performed. The vows were spoken before a background of fern and palms, em phasizing white stock, carnations and bridal roses in the altar ar rangements. The church was light ed by candles in seven-branch can delabra. A program of wedding music was presented prior to the cere mony by Mrs. Leo T. Britt, or ganist, and Shelton Lewis, soloist, of Wendell. Mr. Lewis sang “To You,” “O Perfect Love,” and “Prayer Perfect.” The bride, given in marriage by her uncle, James E. Raybon, wore a gown of Chantilly lace and nylon tulle over satin with a fitted bod ice outlining a scalloped neckline and long sleeves ending in points over the hands. The full skirt ex tended into a chapel train and featured a bouffant bustle of taf feta. Her veil of illusion was fin ger-tip-length and was attached to a tiara of self-material and or ange blossoms. She carried a cas cade bouquet of stephanotis, lilies of the valley, centered with a white orchid. Miss Jean Raybon, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. She wore a green dress with velvet bodice and taffeta skirt. Chiffon stream ers were attached to the back of the waistline of a lighter green cummerbund with an overskirt of chiffon. She wore matching mitts and a headdress of velvet and car ried a nosegay of pink French car nations centered with a pink ca mellia. The bridesmaids, Misses Jeanne White, Rebecca Byrd and Hazeline Lovelace of Wendell, and Miss Jane Noblin of Raleigh wore sim ilar gowns of rainbow colors with matching mitts and headbands and carried nosegays of rainbow col ors centered with pink camellias. Honorary bridesmaids, wearing ballerina-length gowns of pastel hues, were Misses Jean Knott, Carol Martin, Lucrece Bilisoly, Dorothy Hood, and Mrs. Don Mooneyham of Wendell, Misses Faye Winstead, Maxine Raybon, and Mrs. Rex Renfrow, all of Ra leigh. Miss Joan Raybon, sister of the bride, was flower girl, and Jef frey Pippin, nephew of the bride groom, was ringbearer. The bridegroom’s father Served as best man. Ushers were his bro thers, Allen Pippin III of Zebulon, Fred Pippin of Trenton, N. C., and the bride’s cousin, Luby Boykin of Selma and Jimmy Batten of Wen dell. Mrs. Raybon chose for her daughter’s wedding a mauve cos tume of lstee and pure silk with matching hat and shoes. The bridegroom’s mother wore a cos tume of aqua lace with matching hat and shoes. Both had corsages of pink baby orchids. After the ceremony, the bridal party received in the vestibule. Mr. and Mrs. Pippin will reside at their home on Wilson Avenue in Wendell after a wedding trip to the Western part of North Caro lina. For traveling the bride wore an imported blue wool suit trimmed in mink with a matching hat and orchid corsage. She is a graduate of Wendell High School and Hard bargers Business College. She is now employed by Carolina Power and Light Co. in Raleigh. The bridegroom is a graduate of Wakelon High School and is em ployed as a printer with Theo. Davis Sons in Zebulon. Robert D. Massey Named Member of Tobacco Associates A Zebulon banker, Robert D. Massey, has been named one of the members of the Tobacco Associates for 1958. His appointment came February 1. Massey said Tobacco Associates is an organization for developing and maintaining an export market for tobacco. He said this country is fastly loosing its foreign markets for ex porting tobacco, and Tobacco As sociates is seeking ways of keep ing these markets so American companies can maintain foreign markets. Massey is to attend the Asso ciates convention to be held in Raleigh March 4. CRUSADE for freedom day Mrs. H. C. Perry, Jr., president of the Zebulon American Legion Auxiliary, has announced that - Friday, Feb. 28, will be “Crusade for Freedom Day” in Zebulon. Mayor Wilbur T. Debnam has is sued the following proclamation in conjunction with day: Whereas, February has been designated as “Crusade for Free dom Month” throughout Ameri ca for the purpose of informing the American peoples of the facts about Radio Free Europe and enlisting their active sup port in this Crusade for Free dom, and Whereas, the Crusade for Freedom organization is the agency through which millions of Americans support Radio Free Europe by their voluntary con tributions, and Whereas, Radio Free Europe has assumed the responsibility • of furnishing an unbiased flow of news and truth to 70 million people in five captive countries Circle Meeting The WMS of the Zebulon Bap tist Church is going to observe Week of Prayer for home missions March 3 through March 8. The theme of the week will be “Faith Working Through Love." Monday, *3:30: Mary Lee Ernest Circle meets with the Girls’ Aux iliary in charge of the program. Tuesday, 3:30: Mary Kemp and Vivian Nowell Circles meet. Wednesday, 8 p.m.: Mary B. Outlaw Circle meets. Thursday, 2:00: Visitation, and following the visitation the wom en of the Dora Pitts Circle will con vene at 3:30. Friday, 8 p.m.: Business Wom en’s Circle and Bessie Davis Cir cle will meet. Heavy pruning of peach trees this winter may cut yields next summer. behind the Iron Curtain. And it has been established that untold good has resulted from the hour ly news, religious, and entertain ment broadcast by the fact that the communists have spent mil lions of dollars in an effort to discontinne these programs. Now, therefore, I proclaim February 28, 1958, as Crusade for Freedom Day in Zebulon, and call upon all the people of this community to assist the Ameri can Legion Auxiliary with their prayer and financial ^-qpport as they lead our community in this observance. Members of the local Auxiliary unit will have a booth set up in the Peoples Bank and Trust Com pany in order to acquaint the peo ple of this community with the im portance of the Crusade for Free dom and in order to solicit your contribution so that the great work of Radio Free Europe may con tinue to send its messages of truth behind the Iron Curtain. Cards of Thanks I Tyish to thank everyone for the'flowers, gifts, cards and other expressions of kindness shown me during my recent illn«6s. , , Mrs. Roxie Bunn • • For the flowers, cards, gifts, and deeds of kindness I received while in the hospital I am truly thank ful. Each of you will always be remembered. Mrs. Harvey Hopkins I want to express my genuine and sincere thanks for the many kind remembrances sent and given to me by the people of Zebulon— both white and colored—since my accident. All of you have been ex ceedingly wonderful and I shall be tfyanhfui always and remember you with deep affection. Billy Pippin MISSISSIPPIAN CALLED TO SERVE HOPKINS CHAPEL BAPTIST CHURCH The Rev. Virgil McBride, pic tured above with his wife, Marie, recently accepted the pastorate of Hopkins Chapel Baptist Church, located on Route 4, Zebulon. Mrs. McBride is a native Tar Heel, hailing from Jefferson. They have been married.since January, 1954. The new pastor received his bachelor of arts degree from Mis sissippi College in Clinton, Miss. He is presently attending South eastern Baptist Theological Semi nary in Wake Forest, in addition to his pastorial duties. Prior to coming to Hopkins church, the Rev. Mr. McBride was pastor in Quitman, Miss., and in Melvin, Ala. Mrs. McBride attended Missis sippi College, and holds a secre tarial position with Burlington Mills Corporation near Wake For est. The couple resides in Wake For est.
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