Lolesville News
S. O. T. BARHAM. JR.
>Yazier remains a patient
eterans Hospital in Dur-
^ere his condition is re-
Jei be much improved.
I Mrs. Coley Barham and
long with Mrs. R. L. Ed-
nd daughter, Sharron,
Labor Day week-end at
I tlijeach, S. C.
(V id Mrs. John U. Gamer
of Concord visited with
the Rolesville area on
I
tiii a
Mrs. Graham Lee of
Mrs. Essie Cunningham
a, along with Mrs. Sam
Jimmy Wiggins of Roles-
t the week-end with Mr.
Chester Wall and sons,
■ d Andy in Salisbury.
£,iiO was a student at the
K School, will be a fresh-
ra ppalachian State Teach-
e.
ade Young, remains a
Rex Hospital where the
U ^ major surgery last
near Raleigh, were dinner guests
on Saturday night of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Mitchell and daughter,
Debbie.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hare and
children moved last week into the
Tharrington home in RolesviUe.
Mr. Hare is with Wake Finishing
Company.
Mrs. Mildred Bowling and Mrs.
Alta Bowling, both of Rolesville,
along with P. R. Bowling and fam
ily of Leaksville, have returned
home after touring the mountains
of Virginia, West Virginia and into
Ohio. In Dayton they visited Mr.
and Mrs. Ronnie Williams.
Honored
Mrs. Jim Pearce was honored
on her 77th birthday Saturday at
the home of her son, Frank and
family. All of Mrs. Pearce’s chil
dren and many of her brothers
and sisters were present.
Homemade ice cream and birth
day cake were served to 55 mem
bers of the family.
Curtis Underwood looks over construction —(Lois Barham Photo).
Mrs. Maynard Hard-
sons of Cheraw, S. C.
r the week-end with her
it4r- and Mrs. Gary Bowl-
sville.
Mrs. Jasper Price, have
i'lorida where he is em-
ROLESVILLE BANK CONSTRUCTION BBilNS
ft
Mrs. Sammy Keith of
NOTICE
ITH CAROLINA
lKe county
lualified as Adminis-
e Estate of Lucarretta
itJleceased, late of Wake
t, i’th Carolina, this is to
atsrsons, firms, and cor-
miiaving claims against
if said deceased to ex-
h4to the undersigned at
1
ileigh, North Carolina,
|b( ! the 26th day of Feb-
' ’' or this notice will be
(ar of their recovery.
jeJis, firms, and corpor-
ted to said estate will
immediate payment.
23rd day of August,
William E. Lancaster
Administrator
PTA Entertains
Rolesville School
Faculty at Dinner
Rolesville School faculty mem
bers and E. R. Tharrington, Prin
cipal were honored last Thursday
during their lunch break with din
ner at Lakeside Steak House.
Mrs. Coley Barham, PTA Pres
ident, presided and gave the wel
come and invocation. Others pres
ent included Mrs. E. R. Tharring
ton, Chairman of Hospitality Com
mittee and Mrs. Thomas Hicks,
school secretary.
ROLESVILLE TOWN
MOVES
James Cade, Rolesville Town
Clerk, announced this week that
the Town offices have been moved
to a section of the Rolesville
Plumbing Shop.
He said this would be a tem
porary location until new quar
ters can be located. The old post
office building which has housed
the Town offices will be moved to
make parking space at the ndw
bank building under construction.
Construction began on Monday
for the permanent home of Roles-
ville’s Branch Bank which has
been located in the H. E. Perry
Store Building since its opening in
late April.
The building will be located next
to the Rolesville Post Office just
off Hwy. 401. According to Robert
A. Snow, assistant vice president
DuBois News
and manager of the Wake Forest
office of the Central Carolina Bank
and Trust Co., of which this is a
branch, the building is expected
to be occupied by October 15th.
I It will be air-conditioned, heated
and will be equipped with three
teller windows and a manager’s of
fice. There will be ample off-
street parking on each side and
in back. Construction of the build
ing is being done by C. K. Brown,
local contractor
After finishing tobacco Wednes
day Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hock-
aday gave his tobacco helpers a
barbecue chicken dinner. His help
ers were: Mrs. Mary Walters,
Mrs. Lucille O’Neal, Annette Al
len, Willie Walters, James New-
some, William Estes, Robert Cot
ton and James Robert Frogg.
Robert Hockaday of Bronx, N.Y.
and Mrs. Ozie O’Neal of Norfolk,
Va. are visiting their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Hockaday of
Route 1, Youngsville for the holi
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hockaday
announces the marriage of their
daughter Kathryn Hockaday to
SP-4 Robert Louis Percell son of
the late Mrs. Mae Percell on Au
gust 14. He will be stationed in
Virginia where they will live.
James and Charles King have
returned home after a trip to New
York visiting their brothers, Har
ry and Arthur Wilkerson. Going
Stopping by on Monday to watch
some of the foundation work was
Curtis L. Underwood, manager of
the Rolesville office.
with them was Jerry Wilkerson.
While there , Jerry visited his mo
ther, Mrs. Christine Joyner.
The Grand Chapel Order of
Eastern Star was held in Raleigh
this week at the Mount Sinai Hol
iness Church. Those attending
were Mrs. Vivian Bell, Ellen Al
ston, Hattie B. Merritt, Virginia
Lucas and Mary J. Massenburg.
Mrs. Piedy Lucas of New York
has been visiting her mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Fort recently. Mrs. Lu
cas came to get her children who
had been here for the summer.
The Friendship Chapel Senior
Choir, pastor and congregation
are invited to render service Sun
day at 1:00 o’clock at the Good
Hope Baptist Church of Wendell
for their Homecoming.
DADDY...
Susie may have read about nuclear power in school —
how it has made its way out of the laboratory and is now
serving people in many ways.
For example, nuclear materials are among the newest
of fuels used to produce electricity. And it is possible that
nuclear power may be helping run razors for daddies who
are CP&L customers.
That’s because CP&L is one of four investor-owned
electric companies which built and are operating the first
nuclear power plant in the Southeast. It’s located at Parr,
South Carolina, and its purpose is for research. But for
more than a year it has been producing electricity, and this
power has been flowing into the systems of the four com
panies.
While it is possible, Susie, that nuclear power may be
running your daddy’s electric shaver, you can’t be sure.
Because electricity generated the nuclear way is just like
electricity generated in our steam and hydro-electric plants.
This you can be sure about. When we can produce
electricity cheaper by using nuclear fuels, CP&L expects to
build nuclear generating plants.
The Wake Weekly, Wake Forest, N.C., Sept. 10, 1965, Page 7
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