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Page 8, The Wake Weekly, Wake Forest, N. C., Thurs., April 20, 1961 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••a***** •> % Pork Loin Sliced (10-12 Chops per pkg. : Rev, Jerald Fountain Heads WF Elem. PTA i this Ijthss You like foSAVE Seventy-five second grade pupils presented a rhythm band number at the Wake Forest Elementary School PTA meeting Thursday. Mrs. James Tull, music teacher, directed the group and Janice Win ston, a second grader, was narra tor. Second grade teachers are Mrs. Breta Jackson, Mrs. Merle Swett, Mrs. Margaret Moss, and Building- at WF Elem. School to Have Name Chosen PORK CHOPS Neckbones Fresh, Meaty Pork Economy Cut lb. If money’s no object, then this ad is not for you — but if you’ve a budget to watch, take a look at these great ways to SAVE! Every one is proof of how HOL- LOWELL’S gives you MORE LOW PRICES, so every dollar you spend puts MORE good, nourishing, delicious Sood on your table. And we’ve a store ful of values like these, so why not start shopping — and SAV ING MORE — at HOLLO- WELL’S today! The Wake Florest Elementary PTA voted Thursday to select names for each building in the Elementary School complex. Mr. R. H. Forrest, principal, said it would make it easier to identify buildings when making class as- ' signment. Mrs. John Sanderford, PTA pres ident, named Miss Mabel West PTA historian to head a commit tee to recommend names. Sugges tions Should be made to Miss West. Elem. School Will Give Spring Music Program May 5, 12 Mrs. Elaine Broadway. Miss Mabel West gave the devo tion based on the Twenty-Third Psalm. Mrs. John Sanderford, PTA pres ident, reported that the Ways and Means Committee had collected- $175 in the Red Tag Drive. She said she felt that was less than should have been collected. The drive is still underway. Funds will go toward an intercommunications system for the school. Officers for next year were elect ed as follows: Rev. Jerald Foun tain, president; Mrs. J. A. Harts- field, and Mrs. Rodney Bright, vice-presidents; Mrs. I. G. Critch- er, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Walter Keith, recording secretary; and Wilbur Todd, treasurer. Womanless Wedding S In Youngsville Friday The Senior Class of Youngsville High School will present a Woman less Wedding at 8:00 o’clock Fri day night in the Youngsville High School Auditorium. A recommendation that the PTA have only six meetings a year, in cluding a joint meeting with the high school PTA, was accepted. Mrs. Harvey Jones, Jr., chairman, Mrs. J. A. Jackson, and Mrs. J. A. Hartsfield will serve on a com mittee to decide which meeting are to be eliminated. The high school will have a similiar committee. Copr.t.toughlinl967 Hormel Little Sizzler SAUSAGE 12 oz. pkg. € Hormel All Meat FRANKS Mayonnaise Blue Plate (Limit: 1 with $5 food order) TOWELS 46 oz. The May Day program presented by the Wake Forest Schools will be changed for this year. Principal R. H. Forrest has an nounced that a Spring Musical pro gram will be presented in the school auditorium on May 5 and May 12. Mr. Forrest said since the high school and elementary school be came separate units, it has been difficult for the Elementary School to put on the elaborate May Day in the football stadium. Last fall the Music Department was asked to revise the program adapted to the school’s situation. The lower grades will present their program on May 5 and the upper grades on May 12. Mrs. Sanderford asked those with perfect attendance for this year to please give their names to Mrs. John Steely, secretary. Those taking part are: Narrator, F. C. Winston; Groom, Mack De ment; Bride, Leelan Woodlief; mother of bride, Tobie Holden; Father of bride, Melvin Bridges; aunt of bride, Ebbie Jones Pearce; grandfather of bride, Richard Hill; grandmother of bride, Wiley Rabbitt Breeders Plan Convention In Raleig^h April 21 Brown, Sr.; Jilted Sweethej DePorter, and Jones M Sheriff, Henry Privette; ba ter of bride, William St Nurse, Larry Lindsey; R^ er, Eric Robbins; Flow^ James Smith and Billy R Train Bearer, Jerry Autry “ N. Timberlake; Maid of Hi H. Roberts; Best Man, E Pearce; Official Splicer, , Phillips; Soloist, Floyd Bi Bridesmaids, Haywood V Jimmy Wloodardi Stephen: gins, and Doug Holmes; ; Marvin Hall, Greg Smith,: Catlett, and Otha Hill; N Bride, Clark Finch; Gu Bride, Tony Bailey; Niece oi [Mike Hall; Neighbor of Mr. Jack Asycue is in chc the program. The Eastern Carolina Rabbit Phil Hart. Breeders Association will be host to the North Carolina Rabbit Breeders Association Convention and show April 21 and 22 at the State Fairgrounds in Raleigh. The banquet and meeting will with the wading. ( be held Friday night at the Youth Keith, Mi! Center on the Fairgrounds. Com- Brown, Miss missioner James Graham will be Rice, Misi boro Road; Stewart Woodar< City Limits; Larry Paschali There will also be Youngsville High Beauty the guest speaker. Judging will begin at 8:30 a. m. Mrs. Sanderford announced that the state PTA convention would be April 25-27. She especially urged attendance at the United Forces for Education Meeting, Wednes day, April 26th, from 2:30 -3:30. She reminded parents that it is important that they write their leg islators and urged their support in educational legislation. The public is cordially invited. For more information, call Lynam Franklin, 556-4252. Services Held for Kitchen Infant Mr. and Mrs. Thurman D. Kitch- in, HI of Windermere, Florida an nounce the birth of a son, April 10, named Thurman Delna, IV. The A report of the program appears ■ tohy died April 14. Funeral serv- South Main Extension; StiS ner. Miss 401; Tommie Lloyc Royal Cross Road; Joe W Miss Narrow Street; C. L. ^ Miss Cedar Creek; Mike) Miss Main Street; Curt ; Miss West Railroad Street;: Johnson, Miss Harris Cross and Randy White, Miss Street. on page one. Makes Honor Roll Linda Rollins, freshman at East Carolina College, made the honor roll for the fall quarter. cans Pauline’s Prattle ices were held at the graveside April 17th at Windermere. Wake Forest Branch Hospital Patient? By MRS. PAULINE HARDING Kleenex Designed Paper rolls I happy birthday wish way out to t I, 1 1 J I Alamanda, California to Patricia Sunday was such a lovely day ■xr-\ i tt ..i-j A J i.u V 1 Height Kinton! Happy Birthday— And the wedding of Miss Linda ; Euquay and Mr. Charles Wall was I ^ r T quite lovely, too. The bride was^'^/, ® m so pretty in her long gown and j (train and her bridesmaids and I Oma Wadford enjoyed a maid of honor wore long yellow luncheon visit last Wednesday with gowns and carried matching bou- ; former pastor. Rev. Richard quets. The ceremony was per- Bray of Weems, Va. He was the formed in the Longview Baptist first pastor of Neuse Baptist Church in Raleigh and was fol- j Church, lowed by a very nice reception there. The punch was yellow to match her bridesmaids dresses i a m c u i j , ... Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Sabol and and all the guests had a nice time. urn- „ v, „ o We congratulate the connle and ' Williamsburg, Va. Sun- we congratulate the couple and ■ Hopewell to wish for them much toy and hap- piness and welcome them to their ' Wake Forest home. Hope Linda Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Wright and Mrs. H. L. Woodlief visited with Buttermilk ^Biscuits (Limit: 4 cans with $5 food order) cans * |Amfp|| Banquet Frozen Peach or Apple CORN Ear will be happy with us. There were other enjoyable events on the lovely Sunday. Mrs. Alice Keith invited all her sisters to her home for a luncheon get- together. There were a lot of guests, lots of good food, and much fun. Those attending were the Va- den Newtons of Raleigh, the Ray mond Hayes of Bunn, the Tom Hayes of Franklinton, the June Ed- dins of Rolesville, the Albert Ross es of Danville, Va. and Wake For esters included the Jessie Walls, the Johnnie Keiths, the Ben Pearces, the Albert Heights, the Bobby 'Tilleys, the Robert Keiths and Mrs. Nannie Tilley and Mrs. Helen Jones. Sounds like loads of fun! Mrs. Woodlief. There will be a special service at the Church of God tonight (Thurs day! when Rev. T. N. Ward will ' bring slides of the mission work in Trinidad and Barbados. Everyone is invited to attend. Patients at the Wake Forest Hos pital Tuesday morning included Mrs. Mildred Raines, Mrs. Eliza beth Leonard, Mrs. Virginia Hall, Carey Maupin, Mrs. Eleanor Kit- trell, Woodrow Williams, James W. Overbay, and Jerry Jarman all of Wake Forest; Mrs. Edie Bell Hill of Youngsville; and Mrs. Nellie Clifton of Raleigh. This Is Horace,; And He Says; Discharged the past week were Mrs. Louise Bailey, Mrs. Martha Baum, R. W. Wilkinson, III, Dan iel Holloway, Everette Horton, Mrs. Lora Frazier, Mrs. Nola Bai ley all of Wake Forest; Mrs. Sally Gray Gilliam, and Mrs. Deydra Summerlin and baby girl all of Franklinton; Mrs. Dorothy Perry and Mrs. Jewel Davis of Youngs ville. “Since I’m not old enoui vote for my Daddy for J I’ll cast my vote for Cl Smith of the NC Highway k as Trooper of the month. :| wishes to Trooper Smith, hisl Mary and their children 1 and Denise.” (•••I Neuse Tile Service Located U. S. 1 Across from Mallinckrodt 9 Let Us Remodel Your Bath COMPLETE JOB FINANCING AVAILABLE Box 827 PHONE 832-4538 Wake Foresk The children of Mrs. Minnie Massey all got together Sunday, too. It was in celebration of Mrs. Massey’s birthday. Enjoying the affair with the Boyce Nances were the Andrew Masseys and Lawson Smiths of Wake Forest, the Joe Densons of Charlotte and the Alec Masseys from Enfield. Many more happy birthdays to Mrs. Mas sey. Her sisters, Mrs. Zeb Dean and Mrs. J. W. Mason were her guests also. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hobgood were in Burlington for the weekend as guests' of theih daughter, Mrs. Mary Alice Bridges, and her hus band. Tenoran* for soybeans, the best early post- emergence weedkiller. Don’t use it till you see a stand of beans. In Roanoke Rapids for the week end were Mrs. Oreather Harding and Freddie. They visited with Mrs. Harding’s sister, Mrs. Nina Mae Carroll, and her family. Enjoying a very pleasant eve ning at Memorial Auditorium Sat urday night were Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Dixon and Mrs. G. H. Hard ing. It was a concert of Barber Shop quartet style singing. COOKIES Hydrox : Sunshine Ib. 51 Nabisco Van. [Wafers 12 oz. 33 — (We reserve the right to limit quantities) 9^ome 7ot£>u Sup£A ‘THa^ihet ffOLLOWELL' = MORE FOR LESS MORE FOR LESS' 223 E. Roosevelt Avenue WAKE FOREST, N. C. Enjoying a concert at Durham, N. C. on Monday night of the “Men of Lee” from Lee College in Cleve land, Tenn. were quite a few Wake Eoresters. Those attending were: Mr. John Hicks, Mr. Mack Weav er, Mr. Roger Hales, Mrs. Jessie Griffin, Miss Renda Griffin, Mr. Gary Wall, Mrs. B. C. Dixon, Mrs. Ann Ray, Mr. G. H. Harding, Mr. Andrew Massey and Mr. Lawson Smith, Rev. and Mrs. E. E. Pow ers, Charles and Craig. You know — we just have read ers everywhere — even out in Cali fornia! So we are sending a big Tenoran lets you see your stand of soybeans before you invest in weed control. Then you can knock out the troublesome broadleaf weeds. Just spray Tenoran before the weeds get 2 inches tall —in about 10 days you’ll have dead weeds and clean beans. This is the way to weed soybeans. Tenoran kills annual broadleaf weeds such as cocklebur, morningglory, velvetleaf and pigweed —the weeds that come through preemergence weedkillers. This year wait till you see your beans—then wipe out the weeds with Tenoran Herbicide. Order Tenoran from your dealer today. \_y L SOLD BY B A Youngsville Milling Co. Telephone 556-3638 Youngsville, N. ( *7