Page 8, The Wake Weekly. Wake Forest, N. C., Thurs., June 15, 19G7
Do right by Dad on Father’s Day!
Whatever else you give him —
give him a dinner of his favorite
foods from HOLLOWELL’S. You’U
make Dad doubly glad by pamper
ing his palate with fine foods —
and his purse with the SAVINGS
our STOREWIDE LOW PRICES
add up to on the total cost. That’s
why HOLLOWELL’S is known as
the market where Mom saves Pa
pa’s dough!
Methodist-Episcopal
Bible School Will
Close With Picnic
Vacation Church School for the
Methodist and Episcopal Churches
will close with a picnic supper at
the Wake Forest Methodist Church
Sunday evening, June 18, at 5; 30
p. m.
There will be informal sharing
with parents and friends at this
time. All parents with children in
Vacation Church School, friends,
and church members of both
churches are urged to come, and
bring a picnic supper and tea.
Paper plates, cups, napkins, and
ice wiU be furnished by the church
es.
Local College Graduates
(Pictures on Page One)
Larry Wiggins
Larry. Wiggins, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Stephen Wiggins of Route 1,
Louisburg, was graduated on Wed
nesday, May 24, from Fayetteville
Technical Institute with an AAS
degree in electronic engineering
technology. As of July 10, he will
1 be employed as a design engineer
with Heavy Duty Electric Com
pany in Goldsboro, N. C. Larry
is a graduate of Youngsville. High
School.
WF Hig^h Library
Summer Hours
Are Announced
The Wake Forest High School
Library will again offer its serv
ices to the town through an eight
weeks program.
Mrs. Ben Harward, school li
brarian, said the library will be
open on Tuesdays, Wednesdays,
and Thursdays from 12:00 to 3:00,
June 20-Augus>; 10. It will be
closed July 4.
Services Today for
Mrs. Julian Woodlief
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223 E. Roosevelt Avenue
Mrs. Ora D. Woodlief, 66, died
Tuesday afternoon at her home.
Route 1, Wake Forest following a
long illness. Mrs. Wodlief was a
native and lifle-lbng resident of
Wake County, a daughter of the
late William H. Davis and Addie
Garrett Davis, and a member of
New Light Baptist Church.
Surviving are her husband, Ju
lian Woodlief of the home; one
daughter, Mrs. J. W. Hudson, Jr.
of Route 1, Wake Forest; one
grandson; three sisters, Mrs. Sam
Tharrington of Franklinton, Mrs.
Mozelle Adams of Creedmoor, and
Mrs. Alma Allen of Route 3, Wake
Forest; several nephews and
nieces.
Funeral services will be conduct
ed Thursday afternoon at three
o’clock from New Light Baptist
Church with the Rev. Rudolph Pul
ley and the Rev. Garland Jacobs
officiating. ' Burial will follow in
the Free Will-Free Union Ceme
tery.
The family will be at the home
of Mrs. J. W. Hudson, Route 1,
Wake Forest.
The pall-bearers will be Steve
Ray, Nathaniel Perry, Robert Lee
Ray, Bervin Woodlief, Edward
Harp, Wesley Hodge, James L.
Estes and Charles Smith.
Donald S. Boal
Donald S. Boal was commission
ed Ensign in the US Navy Supply
Corps. He has left for Supply
Corps school at Athens. Ga. for 6
months school. Along with the
commissioning, he also received
his B.S. in Business Administra
tion at the University of North
Carolina at'Chapel Hill.
Don, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. S.
Boal, is a graduate of Wake For
est High School.
Betty Franklin May
Betty Franklin May, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. May of
Route 1, 'Franklinton, was gradu
ated from the University of North
Carolina at Greensboro on Sunday,
June 4 with a Bachelor of Science
degree in Secretarial Administra
tion.
' While at UNC-'G,, .she was a
member of Freshmen Cabinet,
Young Democrats Club, Intervar-
Fellowship, and
Anne Tull
Anne Tull, daughter of Dr. and
Mrs. James E. Tull of Wake For
est, was graduated from the Uni
versity of North Carolina at Chapel
Hill with an A. B. degree, with a
double major in Psychology and
English. She entered UNC her ju
nior year, after two years at West-
hampton, the Women’s Division of
the University of Richmond. At
Carolina she was member of I’m
Mu sorority. For the last two
years, at UNC, she has worked m
psychology at John Umstead Ih '
pital in Butner. In the summer
of 1965 she attended the University
of California at Berkley, and in
1966 summer school at the Univer
sity of Houston, Houston, TeNu-
This summer she will be in F.ii.,-
land. Starting this fall she plans
to do work in psychology in a hos
pital in the south.
MARY KATHERINE POERSCHKI
Mary Katherine Poerschke,
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Robert
E. Poerschke of Wake Forest,
graduated June 4 from Furman
University, in Greenville, S. C. She
received a B. A. degree with a
major in history and is planning
to teach this fall.
Mrs. Lois Hollowell Chenault
' sity Christian
' Gamma Alpha.
Beginning in July, Betty v.'ill be
gin her new position as an account
ant with the General Telephone
Company of the Southeast in Dur
ham.
Betty is a graduate of South
Granville High School m Creed-
moor.
Mrs. Lois Hollowell Chenault,
■ daughter of Mrs. Jesse W. Hollo
well and the late Mr. Hollowell of
Wake Forest, was graduated
; from Bauder Fashion Career Col
lege in Atlanta, Ga., Friday. The
j graduation exercises were in
^ Atlanta’s Oias'tain Park Amphi-
. theater. A Wake Forest High
School graduate, Lois attended
' Methodist College in Fayetteville
!for three years before entering
Bauder College.
BARKER EDWARDi
M/Sgt. Barker Edwards)
uated recently from Fo)S
Military Academy. He hadl
ed the Acedemy for the Jt
years. He was in charge)
Signal Corps lights and soi
tern. He was the first office
Signal Corps. Barker, son
land Mrs. G. B. Edwards «
Forest, plans to attend Cj
College.
WF Woman’s Ci
Plans Picnic Tc
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Frederick Edgar Osborne
Frederick Edgar Osborne, Jr.,
of Wake Forest was among the 160
graduates receiving degrees in
May commencement exercises at
St. Andrews Presbyterian College,
Laurinburg.
Osborne received the bachelor
of arts degree. He is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Osborne.
yttle League Tigers
To Practice Saturday
Because of dampness, houses in
Georgetown, British Guiana, are
built on pillars. (
The Wake Forest Womri
will hold its annual picnic;
at the Community Horn!
15th., at 7 p. m. Mrs. Frail
and Mrs. Everett Snyder J'
in charge of arrangements)
ored guests will include i
cent additions to the clul
Robert J. McCamy and Mrs
Holding HI.
DAR Honors Good Citizi
Phillip D. Lloyd, Coach of the
Little League Tigers, sponsored by
the Wake Forest Lions, has an
nounced that the team will prac
tice Saturday morning at 11:00
o’clock at the ballfield. All Tigers
are urged to be present.
:
Nice String of Fish
Carlyle Edwardes and his wife, Melba caught this string of
bream in three hours one day recently at Wake Forest Lake using
a fly rod.
—(Photo by Bob Allen)
Pauline’s Prattle
Mrs. S. Wait Brewer Jr. was in
stalled as Regent of the General
James Moore Chapter of the DAR
at a recent meeting held at the
home of Mrs. Ben T. Aycock Sr.,
122 South Street. Also elected were
Mrs. Thomas J. Byrne, 'Vice-Reg
ent, and Mrs. Robert E. Olsen, His
torian. Mrs. John E. Wooten Jr.,
outgoing Regent, read the Presi
dent General’s message.
Miss Conny Fmler, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. j. C. FuUer of Wake
Forest, and this year’s DAR Good
Citizen, was honored ar the me et-
ing. Conny was chosen DAR Good
Citizen by Wake Forest High
School, with selection based on
personality, lerjTdersihip, and pa
triotism. Conny has been winner
of several other awards and hon
ors, and has held several offices
in her four years in high school.
She was head cheerleader, Vice-
President of the French Club, Mis
tress of the Green Room in Dra
matics Club, District Li. Governor
of the Junior Civitan Club, ass.ist-
ant editor of the annual, a mem
ber of Beta Club and Monogram
l.lub. She V. as a marshall fo”
three years and this year was cho
sen Most Intellectual Senior Super
lative. This year she wa;
place winner in Wake Coti
the Florence Kidder Me*
Scholarship Essay Contest]
sored by the Colonial Dau|
r,.ans to at'^eiu' the Univea
Nd'th Caroiin.:- ai Chapel lit
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Mrs. C. P VAiliam Fisa!
ported on the National Deiej
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PHONE 556-5466
By MRS. PAULINE HARDING
WAKE FOREST, N. C.
It’s lot of fun to see people get
surprises! Miss Estelle Cole was
completely “llabbecg^stad” Sat
urday night when a nice group of
her friends came a-calling, iaJen
with birthday gifts! It was her
birthday, but she didn’t expect a
party. There was a real pretty
cake, punch, nuts and mints be
sides iriany really lovely gifts. No
one in the family knew about it.
Marcia Pearce had arranged for
the entire family to be surprised.
Mrs. Bobby Tilley was honored
at a stork shower on Saturday
night. She was showered with
pretty little things for the expect
ed arrival of a wee one.
Mrs. Tommy Woodlief was guest
of honor at a stork shower Satur
day night also. Besides lots of
pretty presents for the new baby,
there will be a new house for him
to visit. Grandpa and Grandma
Woodhefj .a[re bu|ildinjg a pretty
new home on U. S. 1 A North. May
be they will have the new house
and the new grandbaby ail about
the same time.
Poor Alice Cole — sno had to
come back to Wake Fore.st in.stead
of making her trip to New Yoik
City. She was with the Leland
Mabreys in Amelia, Va. for Janie’s
graduation but her bursitis pre
vented the N. Y. trip. Mr. and
Mrs. Donnie Pearce went for her
on Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Dixon, Dale
and Yvonda, Mr. and Mrs. Max
Jarrell, Kathy, Robbie and Joanna
and Miss Renda Griffin left Sun
day afternoon for days of fun at
Wrightsville Beach. (So far, they
are surely having nice weather).
Mrs. Albert Wadford is spend
ing this week in Clifton Forge, Va.
with her sister. On Saturday Mrs.
Oma Wadford enjoyed the trip to
take her there. She and Albert re
turned late Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. Richard Bray and
Mr. Bray’s parents of Weems, Va.
stopped by for a short visit with
Mrs. Oma Wadford. He was en-
route home following a Miami va
cation.
Mr. and Mrs. David Watts of
Norfolk were in Wake Forest with
the Sanford Wrights this weekend.
Mr. Watts has to report for duty
with the army and Jeaneane ex
pects to live in Wake Forest.
We’re sorry about the circumstanc
es, but happy to have her back.
Little Miss Joy Edwards en
joyed having her. cousin, little Miss
Diane Leonard from Rolesville as
her weekend guest.
Hats off to Mike Privette. He
has finished 4 years in school and
hasn’t missed a day yet. And in
addition, he got all A’s on his re
port card — fine fellow.
Mrs. Lillie Ann Jordan, Mrs.
Ruby Wise and Mrs. Jim Hen
dricks all had surgery at Wake
Forest Hospital last week, but are
all doing fine at home now.
Mr. Buck Perry is home' for 30
days from Germany. We hope he
bas a real good time!
And Dwight Faison is home from
his duty in Vietnam. After his
leave in July, he wil be sent to
California.
We hope these two spend lots of
happy hours with us. |
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