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The Zebulon Record “Oh, not so very shaggy!” This fine-coated champion is insulted, because some body chose the wrong word. There are many times — some of them vastly more important — when it’s well to choose words with care. Not the least of these times is when making a Will. If you’re about to take that step, have your lawyer choose the words: He knows best the ones that will make your Will the sound instrument for family protection that you want it to be. Meanwhile, Why Not Look Into the Advantages of Naming Us Executor-Trustee? We Invite Your Inquiry. PEOPLES BANK & TRUST CO. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Robert D. Massey, Cashier ZEBULON, NORTH CAROLINA Telephone Talk by J. J. TILSON Your Telephone Manager SPRINGTIME COLORS: It’s the season for the buds on some of the trees and bushes around here to begin to show their colors. Right in tune with Nature are the new exi en sion phones in delicate pastel shades: aqua blue, rose pink, light beige, light gray, and white. (We still have cherry red, yellow, moss green, and ivory, too!) They’re all pretty as they are practical. Even the cords match! And since a lot of you will be painting and papering come spring, why not select extension phones in lovely spring time shades to match or contrast with your new decorating colors. For further details, just call our Business Office. HANDWRITING EXPERT: Seems like everywhere you look today machines are getting almost smarter than people. Right now at Bell Laboratories they’re develop ing a little machine—’bout as big as a portable typewriter —that can read and identify handwritten numbers. One day we’ll be using it right here in our telephone office to record Long Distance numbers automatically. That’ll mean saving a lot of extra work and cutting down costs. It’s nice to know little machines like this are constantly being developed by telephone folks to help keep costs down and speed up service. It’s one way we help keep your telephone the big bargain it is today. LOVE THAT PHONE ... Proud as a two-year-old honey child should be, isn’t she? Answering the phone for the very first time. Whether you’re going on two or half .past forty, your tele phone brings a heap of pleasure and satisfaction. (There’s even something exciting about its ring!) For fun, for friendship, and for more good livin’ than you can shake a stick at — just reach for your phone. Wakefield News Mrs. Vera B. Rhodes The Philathea Class will meet with Mrs. Vera Rhodes Tuesday night at 7:30 with Mrs. Vaudia Sherron co-hostess. Mrs. Martha Eddins will give the program. The Vota Vita Class will meet with Mrs. Hilda Rhodes Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Jo Ann Vaughn will have charge of the program. Thursday at 7:30 p.m. the Fi delis and Berean Classes will meet at the church. Friday at 10:00 ajn. - 2:30 p.m. Associational WMU will meet at First Baptist Church, Raleigh. The host churches will furnish lunch. All ladies are urged to attend. Friday night all the people of the Wakefield community are urg ed to attend the Community De velopment program at the church. Paul Dew and his agriculture boys have made and painted white, enough mail box posts to supply every one. They will sell for $3.00, just cost of material. Mrs. Harold Green and daugh ter, Judy, went to Winston-Salem Monday where Judy will compete for the Poultry Princess of North Carolina Monday and Tuesday. Woodrow Williams, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Williams, former residents of Wakefield died of a heart attack in Washington, D. C., last Monday. He is a nephew of Mrs. James Pulley and Mrs. Verona Murray of Rocky Cross. Mrs. Vera Rhodes had supper with her sister, Mrs. T. Y. Puryear, Sunday night and we all went to Hephzibah Church to the revival meeting. Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Pace spent the weekend with the Harold Pip pins. Mr. Saunders of Black Mountain was a weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh Sherron. He is her brother. Miss Diane Pool has mumps. Now Under New Management PUROIL STATION Washing Greasing Tire Repair Tires — Batteries — Accessories "We Appreciate Your Business" LEONARD SEAWELL, OWNER Phone AN 9-9226 Zebulon, N. C. SPECIAL Suede Jackets Beautifully Cleaned 50c Yes, we have the dry cleaning fluid that is manufactured by the same company that makes the suede for your jacket— DuPont! They furnish us the know-how and DuPont says that for best cleaning of suede jackets a riase system must be used. That we have! We feature One-Hour Odorless Cleaning. So for all your cleaning and pressing done with $2.00 per gallon fluid see Zebulon Dry Cleaners. Our fluid has the stay-new in it so that your clothes have that soft feeling and new look and they last much longer. We Will Be Open Wednesday Afternoons For Your Convenience ZEBULON DRY CLEANERS Today's Most Modern Plant Hales Chapel News MRS. J. D. DRIVER Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Barnes vis ited her sister, the Otis Drivers, of Knightdale last Thursday. Mrs. Driver, is sick. There were 15 members present for the book study of the WMS last Friday night at the church. The Mission study chairmen, Mrs. Sip sie Creech and Mrs. Daisy Hinton, served refreshments. The William Drivers and Mrs. Lucy Driver were last Wednesday guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Dri ver of Knightdale. Visiting the Herschel Drivers last Thursday night were the Ray Drivers of Archers Lodge and Mrs. Lucy Driver. The Percy Drivers of Archers Lodge visited them Sun day. The Howard Frankin family of Cary visited the Thelbert Creech family Sunday. Mrs. Jonah Stallings returned to the hospital in Wilson Saturday af ter suffering a heart attack. Mrs. Miley Parrish is sick after a blood vessel burst in Her head. Mr. and Mrs. William Creech, Jr. announce the birth of a daugh ter Sunday night at a Wilson Hos pital. The William Drivers were Mon day guests of her half-brother, Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Willoughby, of Clayton. Mr. and Mrs. Clio Vann visited her parents, the C. K. Sadlers, of Littleton Sunday. Visiting the Charles Vinsons of Raleigh Sunday night were the Grayson Pearces, Mrs. Beulah Bunn and girls, Virginia, Hazel and Lucille and Willard Liles. The Marvin Hintons spent Sun day with Mrs. Hinton’s mother, Mrs. Sally Winstead, of Nashville. Monday afternoon visitors of Mrs.- Harold Parrish were Mrs. Lucy Driver, Lila Mae, Nancy, Vick, Ida and Minnie Lee Driver. Sunday visitors of the Vaiden Richardsons were the Larry An drews of Elm City, Steve Richard son of Raleigh and the Thurman Johnson family of Zebulon. The Lonnie Faucettes visited the Noah Crowders near Wendell Sun day afternoon. Mrs. demon Johnson visited Mrs. Thurman Johnson, Mrs. Se vella Price and Ernest Parrish at Rex Hospital Saturday. Those visiting the Earl Creeches Sunday were the Jack Hanes fam ily of Rock Ridge, the Mavon Woodards, Mrs. Bertha Yelving ton, all of Kenly, and the Noah Lees of Smithfield. The Worth Davises of Friend ship were Tuesday night guests of the Earl Creeches. Mrs. Zillie Creech visited Mrs. Jonah Stallings at Woodard-Her ring Hospital in Wilson Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Driver attend ed a memorial service at Thanks giving Baptist Church Sunday for Mrs. Driver’s mother, Mrs. Nina Murphey, who passed away one year ago. The children of Mrs. Murphey placed flowers in the church in her memory. After the service the Joe Drivers were Sun day dinner guests cf her brother, the Loomis Murpheys of that com munity. Sunday visitors of Wade Lee at McPherson Hospital in Durham, were the Alfred Tippetts, the Dal las Prices, the Roland Hales, the James W. Lees and the Talmadge Vanns. Mrs. Lillian Richardson spent Friday night with her sister, Mrs. Gladys Johnson, who underwent surgery at Rex Hospital Friday. Saturday guests of the Rex Browns were Mrs. Brown’s mother and sister, Mrs. Mattie Kemp, of Middlesex and Mrs. James Ruffin of Raleigh. Mrs. Vick Driver and children were Sunday afternoon guests of Mrs. Hazel Wall and family of Emit. The Moore Hocutts of Wendell were Sunday night guests of her mother, Mrs. Lucy Driver. The Buck Nowells of Raleigh visited Mrs. Maybelle Eatman and Mrs. Ella Price Sunday. Explorer Scouts Selling FA Kits Zcbulon Explorer Scouts, Post 540, is again conducting a sales campaign of first aid kits. Explorer Advisor M. M. Bryant said the Scouts received their quantities of kits on Monday and will begin their sales immediately. The proceeds from the sales will be used to send a member of Post 540 to Boy Scout Ranch in Filmont, New Mexico, Advisor Bryant said. The Zebulon Lions Club sponsors the Explorer Scouts. Father of Locals Has 72nd Birthday Dr. T. A. Monk of Goldsboro was honored last Sunday when his children entertained him on his 72nd birthday. The surprise occa sion was held at the home of his daughter, and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Underhill of Wendell. Attending from Zebulon were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Monk and son and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Screws and daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Monk and family of Goldsboro. Dr. Monk is a retired veterinar ian. AUTO REPAIRING We have facilities for car, truck and tractor repair ser vice. Call AN 9-9190 STALLINGS AUTO SERVICE
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