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Wake Weekly, Wake Forest, N. C., Dec. 24, 1965
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Mrs. Mitchell
Honored at
Open House
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I Joyous Christmas Season is here, filling
our hearts with its spirit of happiness and good
cheer. May you enjoy an abundance of pleasures
among family and friends. And please add our
sincere greeting for a very, Merry Christmas,
Mrs. William Royal Mitchell was
honored with an afternoon tea Sat
urday, December 11th., by Mrs.
W. H. Mitchell, Bill’s mother, at
the home of the Mitchells.
Special guests were Mrs. W. L.
Blackwell and Nancy Blackwell,
mother and sister of the honoree,
from Greenville, S. C.
Assisting Mrs. Mitchell were
Miss Isabella Gill, Mrs. Fate Wil
kinson, Mrs. Ada Ward, Mrs. J.
N. Horton, Mrs. Douglas Wall,
Mrs. R. P. Wall, Jr., Mrs. Frank
Fisher, Mrs. J. W. MifcheU, Mrs.
Jackie Mitchell, Mrs. Eddie Mar
tin, and Miss Phylis Wall.
Among the 120 guest calling dur
ing the afternoon were Mrs. R. P.
Wall, Sr. and Mrs. J. W. Mitchell,
Sr., grandmothers of Bill.
Mr. W. L. Blackwell and Tom
my Blackwell came with Mrsi.
Blackwell and Nancy, -for a visit
with their daughter and her hus
band, Sandy and Bill, of Raleigh,
N. C.
The Messiah
The “Messiah”’ oraiorio, a
Christmas. traaiUon, was compos
ed by George I’riderick Handel in
only 25 days, accordmg to World
Book Encyclopedia. It was first
performed in 1742 in Dublin. A
year later King George II set the
custom of standing during the or
atorio’s “Hallelujah Chorus.”
FTA Organized
At Vaiden Whitley
T^ome ToiAn Sap^
HOLLOWELxj
VTHERE YOUR FOOD DOLLAR GETS YOU m L f IM
more for LESS’
John — Jim — Gene — Isaac — Reuben —Otis
Beaman — Robert — Kay — Douglas —Y. B.
Curt — Benny — Cleve — Eddie — David — Jimmie
On November 17, the members
of the Vaiden Whitley High School
Future Teachers of America Club
held their organized meeting. The
main order of business was the
election of officers. The sixty-five
members of the club elected
Frances Tunstall, president; Bec
ky Liles, Vice president; Marty Al
lan, secretary; Evelyn Strickland,
treasurer; and Gwenda King, re
porter. These officers will serve
the remainder of the school year.
The second meeting was held
December 2. , A program on the
qualities of a good teacher was
presented by the 'Vice President.
After discussing the criteria for
membership, the club approved
several suggestions for projects.
The projects that the club elected
to carry out this year consist of
assisting teachers, helping in li
brary, preparing the library bulle
tin board, and decorating the
school with flowers on special oc
casions-. i
BANK & TRUST CO.
Wake Forest — Youngsville — Rplesville
Let's Face It, Dad - You've Had It!
Might as well face it, men-
'ypu’ve been had. And along about
midnight CKristnias Eve, unless
you smarten up fast, you’re going
to be had again. Look sharp, or
once again you will stuinble into
bed at 5 A. M. Christmas morning,
a haggard, red-eyed victim of that
annual horror, the unassembled
toy;
In olden times parents had two
ways of getting toys to give their
children for Christmas. They
could buy something at the store
or make something at home. But
American business ingenuity-that
good wide-awake, mass-producing
American enterprise—has come up
with a third choice: toys you buy
at the store and make at home.
Watch Out Christmas Eve
The scene is reaUy too familiar
to need description. Here it is
Christmas Eve, and the decorated
tree twinkles and glitters with the
joy of the season. The kids have
finally been coaxed to sleep. Mom
and Dad have filled the stockings,
wrapped the last-minute gifts,
heaped the packages high beneath
the tree.
With all else ready they brmg
Junior’s $40 fire truck, the coveted
treasure, to take its place of honor.
When the Crate is opened, what do
they find? No fire truck, but a box
fun of loose metal and stern in
junction from the factory to get
busy and make a fire truck. If
they are lucky, it is done by dawn.
So prepare for the ordeal this
way. Get everything possible done
earlier. Leave Christmas Eve for
the tasks that unavoidably last-
minute.
Round Up the Troops
Rally reinforcements. Invite
those bachelor uncles and childless
cousins over to sip eggnog and
beam at the kiddies toddling off
to their visions of sugarplums.
Then thrust hammers into their
hands and set them to work.
Don’t forget out-of town entries.
Aunt Nell, in Tulsa, was acting in
good faith when she phoned the
department store to charge and
ship one doll-house. But you know
Card of Thanks
We would like to express our ap
preciation to the iWake County
Sheriff’s Department, Wake Forest
Police Department, State Highway
Patrol, and the Crime Lab for the
excellent service they gave us af
ter our home was broken into
Dec. 12.
We also wish to thank our won
derful friends and neighbors for
their help, gifts and every kind
ness rendered to us. Best Wishes
for a very Merry Christmas to
each of you!
Walter, Yvonne and
Eddie Keith
NOTICE OF SALE
NORTH CAROLINA
WAKE COUNTY
UNDER AND BY VIR’TUE of
the power and authority contamed
in a certain deed of trust executed
by H. B. Womble and wife, Mar
garet W. Womble, to W. T. Shaw,
Trustee, dated the 1st day of Au
gust, 1958, recorded in Book 1327,
page 517, Wake County Registry,
and the appointment of EUis Nas-
sif, as Substitute Trustee, dated
the 8th day of February, 1965, de
fault having been made in the pay
ment of the indebtedness secured
by said deed of trust, and at the
request of the holder of the bond
secured thereby the undersigned
substitute trustee will offer for
sale and sell at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash at the
Courthouse door in Raleigh, Wake
County, North Carolina, at 12:00
o’clock Noon on Thursday, Decem
ber 30, 1965 the property described
as follows:
A parcel of land situateo in
House Creek Township, Wake
County, North Carolina, and more
particularly described as follows:
Bounded by a line BEGINNING
at a point in the center of the
Leesvillc Road, said point being
the northwest corner of the land
conveyed to W. C. Calton and Joe
R. Chambers by H. B. Womble
and wife by deed dated April 18,
1957. and recorded in Book 1273,
on page 558, Wake County Regis
try, and runs thence S. 11 degrees
ao’ W. 573 feet; thence N. 79 de-
"^rees 30’ W. 171 feet; thence S.
degrees 00’ W. 128 feet; thence
S Si degrees 00’ E. 159.1 feet;
*^’^«rce S. 11 degrees 30’ W. 98.2
feet: thence S. 75 degrees 14’ W.
404.3 feet; thence N. 2 degrees 19’
E. 428.8 feet: thence S. 87 degrees
30’ E. 208.5 feet; thence N. 2 de
grees 19’ E. 417 feet to the center
of the aforesaid Leesville Road;
thence in an easterly direction
along the center of said Leesville
Road to the point of the BEGIN
NING.
The above nroperty will be sold
subiect to aR unpaid taxes and
asses.sments.
The successful bidder will be
required to deposit with the trus
tee ten (10%) per cent of the
amount of the bid, and in the
event of failure to comply with
said sale, the said deposit shall
be forfeited.
This the 30th day of November,
1965.
’ ELLIS NASSIF,
j Substitute Trustee
ELlilS-MASSIF
Attdrney at Law
Raleigh, N. C.
Dec] 2, 9, 16, 23
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perfectly well what the departi
ment store has probably sent. And
you know who will put it together.
Check the old toolbox. Make
sure that everything is sharp and
ready to be worked with. See that
you are equipped with all the com
mon, everyday tools that are or
dinarily required for toy assem
bling-pliers, hammer, socket
wrenches, offset screwdriver, rat-
tail file, etc. Check the Band-Aid
supply.
At present that is about all that
can be done to ease the agony.
Someday Congress will wake up
and pass a law. It will authorize
the victim of any unassembled
toy, when his work is complete to
submit to the so-called manufac
turer a bill for time and mater
ials. Wages will be prevailing
union rates, computed of course,
at time and a half. The charges
for a single Christmas Eve will
bring the industry to heel.
Until then you can only proceed,
forewarned and forearmed, to
fight the good fight.
Merry Christmas!
Former Local Man
Gets Appointment
To Bankers’ Board
Don H. Horner, Assistant Vice-i
President of First National BaBfa
of Nevada, has been appointed tot
the Advisory Board of the Ameri-'
can Bankers Association, for thei
12th. Federal Reserve District.
Mr. Horner is head of the First;
National Banks’ Credit Loan Sec
tion. His mother is Mrs. Harriet:
Horner of Durham, N. C. The fam
ily lived in Wake Forest for many
years.
Winter in Egypt is from Novem i
ber to March.
the joyous
spirit
of peace, love
and kindness
born on that
Holy Night
bless your home and
family, always. At Christmas-
time, all of us here wish all of . . -
you every happiness and the best of good fortune.
Our grateful thanks for your friendly patronage.
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Western Auto Assoc. Store
Wake Forest, N. C.
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for WtlllDS
we celebrate this joyous occasion of the birth
of the Christ Child, let us remember especially the
hope that was born anew and the love that filled the world
on that first Christmas. May their light shine today,
so that peace and understanding will prevail among men.
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T. E. HOLDING & CO.
Druggists Since 1888