Personal Mention"
Mr. a-j Mrs. Frank L. Fitts of
Enfield were guests i. *r th” week-end
in the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. N.
Pitts. Miss Irene i’itts, a daugoter
of the visitors and a member of the
faculty of Wakelon, was also a guest
in the home of her uncle during her
parents’ visit .
Don’t forget tin* supper at the Wo
man's club put on by the ladies of the
M. E. Church tonight from <5:80 to
8:00.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Herring were
called to Forest City la*t week to
attend the funeral *f Mrs. Herring's
brother, Mr. Max Smith.
Mr. H. E. Mann, agent at the rail
way station, is moving his family
here. They will occupy tie house on
Gannon Avenue where the former
agent lived.
James StuuM Finch has recovered
from an illness of several days.
Misses Ruby Temples and Inez
Pitts are home from N. \V. for
the spring holidays.
Miss Melba Chamblee i ine last
Friday from St. Marys to spend
spring holidays at home.
Mr. Lawrence Tracy ha gone to
Chicago to take a special three months
course in radio. Mrs. Tracy lias ta
ken a room at Mrs. J. B. Outlaw’s
during her husband’: absence.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Lewis are mov
ing into the house formerly ocupied
by Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Tracy.
Mr. I). D. Chamblee has been won
deling v.-hat to do with a counterfeit
Tiftv-cunt piece which some one paid'
him. He has decided to melt it in
order that it may be thoroughly dis
posed of.
Master Van Shamburger is reco
vering from a tonsil operation on last
Saturday.
Mr. M. E. Shamburger has return
ed to Richmond after spending a few
days here with his family .
Mrs. Phillip Massey was ill last
week. Mi-s. Abner Bnker substituted
for Mrs. Massey at Union Level
school.
C 1. Geo. C. Simms and Mrs. Simms
have moved to Zebulon and have ta
ken rooms at Mrs. J. B. Outlaw’s.
Miss Erveane Massey is home from
N. ('. C. W. for the holidays
Miss Doris Horton is home for the
spring - holidays She spent last, week
end in Oxford, the guest of Miss Ken
non Taylor, a class mate at N. C. C.
W.
Miss Sophia L. Hart of Goldsboro
left f .■ her home on Tuesday, after
a visit in the home of her nephew, i
Mr. John Norwood.
The friends of Mrs. J. Sid Perry of!
Durham will be glad to know that she-1
is back t her home, much improved J
by a stay in a Balt - ’more hospital.
Mrs. C. E. Flovers was hostess to:
the members of Dr. Flowers’ family'
last Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Daniels and children, (
Barbara, and Ches. Jr., have return
ed to their home in Boston after a
visit to relatives here. The other
daughter. Dorothy, went to resume
her studio- at Randolph- Macon Col
lege.
t . B. Kudins. .;r., was taken to Re<
hospital for an operation for appen
dici: t Saturday. He is recover
ing rapidly, which is good news to
his friends.
Mr. Jethro Stell is building another
shop to replace the one which was
recently destroyed by fire. He is us
ing the ami; site.
Mi . k E. Brantley of Buffalo,
New York, had the misfortune to
break her arm two weeks ago. Her
many friends in and around Zebulon
will be dad to know that -he is doing
as well as could he expected.
E. O. Daniel, Jr., has been elected
vice-president for next year of the
student body at the University of N.
C.
Both E. C. Daniel. Jr., and J. K
Barrow. Jr., made the honor roll foi
the quarter .just ended at < hapel Hih
Revs. A. A. Pippin and R. H. Her
ring attended a son - 'd meeGng of the
Tar River Association at Henderson
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Gill have
taken rooms in the home of Mrs. R. F
Brantley.
Messrs. T. M. Conn and S. G.
Flowers have returned from a busi
ness trip to Baltimore.
A Bladder Physic
Is a medicine that works on the;
bladder as castor oil on the bowels.
Drives out impurities and excess acids
that cuse irritation which results in
CTcttnc: up nisrhs, freqtuent d®s'rc
kurnng. lex pains and backache. Get
a 25c test box of BU-KETS, (5 <rr.
Tablets) the pleasant bladder physic
from any drug-gist. After four days
if not relieved go back and get your
money. You will feel better after
this cleansing and you get your reg
ular sleep. Sold bv—
CITIZENS DRUG CO.
1 HOPKINS CHAPEL
r
We were glad to see Mr. ami Mrs.
. E 1 ii So li r- out at church Sunday
afternoon, also their daughf. r, Ze
mera . Irs. Donald Stallings.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Rodgers,
Oscar Ro igci , and Tass Straughan
all of Raleigh were church visitors
Sunday.
Miss Thelma Bunn, Mrs Jessie
Bunn attended the association at
Rolesville Tuesday of this w'eek,
Mr. and Mrs. Raymon Perry were
greet in., hi lends in this community,
;Sunday,
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I Wakefield News
Mrs. D. S. Joyner is able to b< up
: i:i. after an extended Mines*,
hr;. W. J. Perry is ::t Foquay
visiting her daughter, Mrs.
It. Bullock, and a new grand
daughter.
Misses Jane Hoyle and Ethelyn *
f,r •- n are home from N. (’. C. W. for
ii:ig holidays.
Mrs. W. L. Poo! has returned to
R leigh after a visit to her mother,
■Jr.-. Ben Baker.
Miss Frances Jones is visiting her
i.-i t, Mr . Edwards, at Pinetops.
M r . W. J'. Perry has been confined
to his homo fo' ■, few’ days by i'lnes*.
The Mi Jonaiy Society of the Bap- 1
ti-'t church me mi Monday afternoon |
in the T'irilatlie.i room. Mrs. C. H.
chamblee led the devotional service.
Tesdames It. B. Richardson, L. J.
C over. K. P. Leonard. W. A. Joyner.
•md T. (’. Pippin discussed women
missionaries ns “Heroines of the
Cross." which vva- the days topic. A
> hort business session was presid< d
over by the presrdent, Mrs. D. D.
Chamblee, w lu> also had charge of the
program
The Wakefield Philathea clars met
on Wednesday night at he home of
Mrs. T. C. Pippin, with E. H. Bunn
presiding. Mrs. Pippin led the devo
tional ser.'icy after which Mrs. A.
S. R ,- ir!ges took charge of the prog
ram, and gave a review of an article
mi the Home. She was followed by
Mrs. Wilson of the Wakelon faculty,
who told of homes in Brazil, giving
nmo i -rsonal experience as illustra
tion. Mrs. Pippin sang a solo, aecom
pan i ii by Miss Ruflfalop.
During the social hour Mrsdame*
Hoyle nd Jovner amused those pres
ent with a short program of stunts
and contests, after which the hostess
served ice cream and cake.
Corinth Items I
We Invo Sunday sehol every Sun
y morning at 10:00 o’clock and
rnvcr-meetir.g every Sunday night
: 7:30 o’clock. Every one is welcome,
"lease come. The intermediate class
■ as won the attendance banner three
nsecutive times.
A class from our Sunday school at
tended the vocal at Friendship F. W. j
Baptist church Sun 'ay. •
.> iss Margaret i) vis of Emit was
,it ; n ■ Miss Marie Hinton I
night. j
Mi. Fhc Whitley of Burlington
ailed ( M's* Neva Smith Saturday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Hermit Bissett, and
son of Philadelphia were the week
rndgm ■' f P'ssett’s parent* I
Mr. a; 1 ’ 7 T Bissett.
Mr. f ’ T’o-i-Jer of Emit called!
on Mi- ' ram•> Hocutt Sunday *'•' !
ning.
ATr 1 ' Ti, pett and Miss Myrtle 1
r.-rrih Osh rne V/ildor. M’<-
Genoa W- id ird Mr. iToxvard Davis
■rd M Edith Au-lev and O rg
B< lie V n, pf-fpodod the vocal Sunday.
ATr. A. A. f i erh and Mr. and Mrs.
ha.- ind-'finitel r olon'ied his week
•nd visit a: his brother’s Mr. H. S.
Denton.
We a’ ' 'ad to welcome to our
; community the family of Mr. Joe
’ifh. formerly of Benson.
We ai s • .t- report that Mr. R. r -
L. Wall is ret very ill. We hope for
]-iim n cr opcD' tp? '>V^W.
The infant ffavghter f Air. and M-<\
W :, liam r :r l r,- buried a* 4 h.
eh”’•eh >tar’- 'fondav astern - n.
Our '"r thy goes out to the 1
revived.
T tie v-'r-r' ia Oree-ch is speedilv
rei-overinv f - n diplitheria
A*r. Al. G. Mann, secretary and
treasurer of V. C. Gotten Grown
I association, vm - the speaker at the
regular rnont'-' ■ nv Gng of the farm-1
, ors club Mondev night. Hi: subject!
was “Making Farming Profitable.”
He advocated ; ’i l selection, improved
Us, proper fertilization, imnioved.
sr>ed. better --ultivation, impr •v*-d j
! marketing methods and eating bread j
from onr own barns, meat from our
own pastures cm making our money
I crops clean surpluses, as a means o f .
bringing permanent prosperitv to N.|<
|f. farmers. His speech was heartily.
! enjoyed by all present.
THE RECORD, Zebulon, Wake A *hi«h>, N. ( april «. 1932.
1 HALES CHAPEL
A number of our people attended
lire vocal union at friendship Sunday
'■> E . r., on , a joyed the singing
o> tn. uineiet choirs.
-Mr. aiu. Airs. \\. il. Price -pent the
vie! 1 .in the home of An. and Mrs.
lie r, 1 m ('■ i ( n.
.1:. -nd Mrs. Zeb Corbett and Mr
and Mrs. W. E. Bunn were Raleigh
visitors Friday.
Miss Maggie Horton of near Wi-u
dell spent th< week-end with Katy
, Corbett.
| feet's < very one be present at S. S.
|on bu.iday morning. If you stay j
j- a ay, will miss you.
V. a; sorry to note that Mrs. i
Henry Strickland continue.- ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvir Bunn, Mr. and'
j
Mrs. Braxton Chamblee, Mr. Gradon I
Bunn und Miss Je.-sie Leigh Chamblee
1 aid the capital city a visit Friday, j
Miss Lottie Tippett of Friendship;
jient la. week with her son. Mr. A.)
L. Tippett.
Mr. VV. E. Bunn, Mr. Johnnie Hil-j
Hard and Misses Nancy Hinton and
Mabel Price, with their pastor, Rev. J
T. B. Davis, attended a special meet j
ing of the Johnston County Associa
tion :.t Selma Tuesday.
Mi's. S. W. Creech and Miss E. J.
Creech shopped in Goldsboro lastly
■ pi • 1
l hursoay.
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UNION HOPE
A.'i.i, •>U»AUU t y .win' > Ojf > v-* *l• ’ • 4 ~ vi j
*vUii a .iitOm.oiia.’. » ihHoih uit |
.\u„v Hi (u.r auuuay scuuu*.
o. V./. dim uaU£ilUH' :lli
. .it?, »»l uuv J1 Willi
v-oiii . oolt, .ui. l/uie Con-’.
nu. anu .in,-. -vtuu/.u Lli.i.i 01 I
Auiley s]icnt luai Meek will Mn>. |
uean sjatiiti', .vn . i>. i,. iviunscy.
Ails. C. i>. vv niuey was a visitor j
nl tiii V- kOfc; i I'lLl'bUiij.
Mi. ajl'6. j. iiowuitl jbumi ut
/-k Ulull \vlie VlbUOlb m OUi bciiiUii.V
e.'Ui All
itwj A_K ii Oi i liOt ti)€ i
el iVliss ulema l eiij buuUay.
Ails. J. L. Bunn was a visitor in tn« ;
iionie of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. j
. b. Whitley, monuay.
irti. b C CYtrickaiiii motored to Nasii
vibe rridaj on business.
Aims bila Brantley spent Saturday j
night Mini her unc , air. G. A. Brant-1
ley.
Air. Dorsey Strickland rtteniieiil
preacning at Samaria Sunday muni
| ning.
Mrs. L. C. Strickland Mas a visitor j "
tn the home of her sisters, Misses :
hcatis and Hattie Brantley Sunday!
a i ternoon.
We are glad to knoM that the sick j i
m our community are improving. (
Mr. und Mrs. ivoy Strick.aud spent j v
Saturday night with Mr. ana Mrs. .VI.
t . Brewer.
Mrs. Miley Denton of Rocky ( l'osi-
I spent last Sunday in our section. j t
Miss liattic Brantley and Mrs. L. |
■(. Strickland were vi tors in Hoik;. ' b
I c mss section Monday afternoon.
«. . B- rry Brantley ol Wilson >pent
! !:;st V. dm day in our neighborhood
Miss Reba Brantley was a visitor in'
Durham last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence F. Brant
ley announces the I irth of a s >n born
| Monday, April 4th.. 1932. Mothm
jan d?on aie doing fine.
rieaoaiiL Hill News
Mr. ni Mrs. C,.irlie Hawking
pent bed tint ■v. i'h . Ir. and Vlrs. J.
!'. Stafnes Saturday night.
We are giad to report Mi.*: Hazel
Oakley home from hospital ai d still
improving.
Mrs O. AY. Thorne and Mrs. Nora (
Eddins called at th- home of Mr. H. ;^i
H. Hood Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. W. XL Gay spent Monday nighs |
ith Mrs. .John Gay.
Mr. and Mrs. Talmage Yancey vi- 1
[sited Mr*. Pattie Horton Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Pearce called.
. t Mr. R 'g«-s- Privette’s and Mr.'
. -i Phillips Sunday.
and Ai>-... L. 1.. Browning, Miss j
’a ..fchardsop. Mr. and Mrs. M. O. j _
I” >d, Mr. and M -s. E. E. Hood, called!
oi T. a - . Purvcar’s Sunday afternoon.
Miss Ruthie Pearce visited at Mrs.
Helen Clark’s Sunday.
Air. and Airs. Curl Taylor, Lucille |
Fi '• ir. II iiip. and Phedie Chalk
were pbasant visitor at Mr. O. N.
Phillips Sunday. ~~
Miss Mary Alice Hood, Mrs. W. M.
Itood and Mrs. H. H. Hood were Ral-1
meh visitors ’asf Friday.
Banker Given Four Month*
R. S. Travis, pros: font of the We! ! ~
d -i Bark and Trust Company, v.’hichj
closed last December ha* been srntene- 1
ed to four months in jail by Judge i
Clayton Moore. |
MRS. CAM PEN HOSTESS ’ FOR SALE ”
The Wednesday Afternoon flub . . . , , It'! .(A\Y
, . . , . , ~ ~ ~ Garden peas and butterheuna, both * Ijllir
m ' thi ec! with Mrs. W. C. Cam ' . „„
... ~ . pinto and bush, 20c per lb. Cabbage „
p< 1 at her home on Gannon Avenue. f< ( ir Fmwr-Ws mw! til
, ... , . i co 1 lard and okra, 5c per oz. * ruiierdlS dIHJ .All
In addition to the regular members ~ , , /v
..... Also canned goods: Soup-mixtures, IltCaMOns
of the dub, Mesdames Moser, Wilson , v _~,. . ... ,
and Gregory of the Wakelon faculty. 25< ’ P " r qt: ** rden ''“**■ ,Rr " ENDELL FLORIST
we e special guest-. peaches and pears, 20c per qt.; toma-J MRS. II F. TI NNFI.L
tees, 15c per qt Show-chow and rel- Phone 36
icl rea w ibl r priced.
WMM M KMENT LOST
The P.-T. A. of Wakeon will meet ONE BENCH lifts :| KEYS IN
on next Tuesday afternon at .'1:00 Bhi-k > r -’ .’ Return To
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Business And Professional
DIRECTORY
TO OUR READERS
THE PROFESSIONS AND BUSINESS CONCERNS OF ZEBULON Listed Below,
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STEADMAN STORES CO.
The place of belter quality and cheap
er pricer- -163 flays each year. Eat
WASEO flour, .uni smile and smile.
CARO L I N A
POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY
Investigate Our Combination
Rate for Lighting, Heating and
Cooking Service.
THE M-SYSTEM STORE
“Saves for the nation”
Our prices lead, others follow,
Fresh meats. Fancy and staple
groceries
GROCERIES
W. B. Bunn and Co. Wholesale.
,1. H. Bunn —Retail.
Quality for less.
BAKER AND IUKTJTT
Groceries Feeds Dry Goods
“Where you buy more for less.”
HORSE SHOEING
AND REPAIR WORK
In front of Center Brick Warehouse
G. D. Winstead
V th M. T. Debnam for a number of
S. G. FLOWERS AND CO.
everything t< wear f«r men, women
, id chi! .: i .
A. D. ANTONE
Everything to wear from head t* foot.
The place for vna ing by saving
SATiSKYS
Sells it for less.
ZEBULON SUPPLY CO.
We feed and clothe the family and
Furnish the home.
Funeral Directors.
T. A KEMP & SON
Gr >c ries Dry G mds
Funeral Directors
THE F. I). FINCH CO.
Ve supply tin famier —
Feeds--Fertilizers- Implements
We solicit vour patronage.
j
M. H. ALFORD
Heavy and Fancy Groeeries
Happy Feeds
Aeruss P. R. Below Depot.
I
ZEBULON CLEANING
WORKS
Cleaning. pressing, altering
W rk Guar: nice 1.
Will (- ill for* arid deliver.
J. L. STEEL
Dry Cleaning, Cash. Suits 25c
i Overcoats, 25c; Dresses, 50. up;
Clonks, 36c up.
Phone 2fi.
LITTLE RIVER ICE CO.
Quality and Service.
Phone 74
DEBNAM HARDWARE
COMPANY
Everything in hardware.
Lowe Brothers paints ard varnishes.
Prices to lit the times.
J. & M. CHEVROLET CO.
Chcvrolets—new and used cars.
Factory Truint d Mechanics
HORTON
SERVICE STATION
Texaco Gas and Oils.
Greasing—Wasihng Polishing
, lHione 9107. Heal service with a smil.
SHELL GAS
G : ll and Strickland
Cars washed, greased, polished
All service guarantee*!
STANDARD
SERVICE STATION
Gas, oils, greasing. At la res and
tubes.
G F. Lane. Manager.
SEXTON AND MI7ELLE
Insurance- All Kinds.
CITIZEN’S INSURANCE
AGENCY
Everything in Insurance
THE PAGE TRL'ST CO.
Bank Building
THE RECORD AGENCY
Insurance -all kinds. Real Estate.
Rentals
I). I). Ci a abler. 11-;img< :
J-wcrd Bu i g
ZEBULON DRUG CO.
Drugs. Drinks, School Supplies
"laming Time—See us for seed
Field and Garden
CITIZENS DRUG CO. i
Everything in
|
Drugs, Drinks, Toilet Goods
DAWSON SERVICE STA.j
; HERMAN * WHITLEY, Proprietor.
That Good Gulf - Gas and Oils
' What your car needs, we have it
Washing—Polishing—Greasing.
DR. J. F. (’OUTRANE
DENTIST
ilobi 11 son Building
Offiei 11 9-12■80, 1:30-5
DR. L. M. MASSEY
DENTIST
Phone 82, Office *»ve < ebulon Drug
Store.
Hours: 9 a.m * ■ * p.m.
DR. ( HAS. E. FLOWERS
Physician and Surgeon
Office iirs. 8:2(1 10 a.m , I 8 p.m.
Phones: Office v n. 70; ' Mo. 91
Back of Citizen’s Drug Store
DR. G. S BARBEE
Physician and Surgeon
Office Hr-.: 8:30 10 a.m 1-3 p.m.
Phones: Office No. 5(5; No. 59.
Office over Zeh'tlon D “tore.
I
I dr. f. c. McDowell
■ i
Physician and Miigcon
! Office Hours: 911 a.m. 3-6 p.m.
Office Phone 58; Res. 94.
IRBY I). GILL
\t'.o- - ne and f.oun elm at Law
Ph ni 117
Zebuhin, N. C.
L. TASSEY
Attonu at Law.
(tf T ic( .-I 'iL.- < , ! * -1 tiding.
S. L FERE BEE
If I’trac: Building and Repair.
Roof work a specialty.
■
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MASSEY BROTHERS
Everything to build ihing.
BUFFALOS SODA SHO
Me-' - : r '.* ■ .... '• 1 . Stationer
■n<ik- Sandwiches Drinks
Corbett’s
BAitiiEK SHOP
Haircuts- 25 Cents
Shav-s ]sc; Shine* sic
Mein Street Zebu lon, N. C.
FISHING CLUB
> (Taylor’s Mill)
Best fishing 20 boats
Season tickets Picnics invited
On eld 91, 2 miles Middlesex,
5 from Zebulon _
WF ATI! ERS ELEC TRI»
SHOE SHOP
C. H. F.-jdins. Manager.
Sheas We trapply nil theif neeils.
If it’s leather, we repair it.
Don’t hey i*ew; let us make it new.