UNION HOPE
Mr. W. A. Johnson of Taylor’s
Cross Roads visited his sister, Mrs.
O. N. Bryant.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Brantley of
Lewis’ school house visited at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Brantley Sunday,
Mr. Willie A. Brantley of the Pilot
section was visiting relatives in this
r-ection Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Aionza Dean are
spendng some time at the home of her
father, Mr. T. L. Massey.
Little Edna Mae Brantley is il!
this week.
A few of our people attended ts
baptizing at Samaria Sunday. There
were 28 baptized. The people in this
section have hid a fine time saving
their fodder and there is being a lot
of it saved. 1
A birthday party was given at T *
L. Massey’s on Friday, August 2fith. j
in honor of Loyd Massey’s birthday.
He was 19 years old.
A good many of our people are
attending the re/ival at Rocky Cross
this week.
Owing to the late crop there will'
not be much tobacco from our sectiom
on the opening market. A number,
of people have just started curing I
while a few have nearly finished up. j
The estimation for the crop in this i
community is about one-half although j
the quality and color is fair.
The cotton crop is better than it has i
been in years. In some places it looks |
now like it will make almost a bale S
to the acre.
I believe the people in this section I
are planning more to live at home than j
they have in several years.
Nearly everybody has plenty of
peas and sweet potatoes, and a lot of
them are raising their own meat.
The cane crop is also very good I
and looks like it will be from 15 to!
20 days earlier than it was last year.
After all we have a lot to be thank- j
ful for. A good many people are plan
ning to have a wheat patch and try
to make their flour at home. No doubt
if this community had been living for
the last 5 years like they have for the
past 12 months the majority of the
people would have almost been inde- I
pendent. So come on and let’s live at | j
home and make times better for us.
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♦ The J. &M. Chevrolet Co.
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! ZEBULON, N. C.
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11. We congratulate Zebulon and our Tobacco Growers
♦ on having two good warehouses and experienced men
t to operate them. * -
♦ 2. We are still selling good CHEVROLET CARS - new
1 an d second-hand at bargain prices.
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Z 3 We make over any part of a car ’most like new, by prac-
X tical experienced mechanics.
IWETHANK YOU!' J * “
| The J. M. CHEVROLET CO.
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FALL POTATO FOR SEED
Yes—as far as the yield is concern
ed as the native seed produce as large
' and sometimes a larger crop than do
the northern grown seed. The crop
grown from northern seed, however,
matures from two to three weeks
earlier than that grown from native
! seed planted at the same time. The
! difference in time in getting to mar
ket and the resulting price difference
iis favorable to the northern grown
seed.
It The Tobacco Market Opening fij
g Reminds us that S'
jj COAL TIME j
P Is not far off I
■ As we will sell coal on a strictly cash basis, you can be sure H
■ of getting the best grades of coal for the lowest prices. K
E We would su gest that you buy your coal early while the prices H
I are down and incidentally while the tobacco market is supplying M
K us with those extra dollars. H
I In The Meantime I
■ While the weather continues warm, we are proud of our facili- p
H ties to give you real ice service. H
■ Our organization is at yous Command. —Call us. Phone 74. H
It Pleases Us To Please You
j Little River Ice Co. |
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BRAZILIAN WAR COSTLY
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil—The Brazil
ian civil war has cost more than
8,000 dead and wounded on both sides,
it was estimated unofficially tonight
at the end ofthe seventh week of
fighting between government troops
and the Sao Paulo state forces.
Sometimes a bank cashier saves
up enough to pay his runnimg ex
penses.
THE RECORD, "" ke County, N. C. September 2, 1932
Zebulon’s Newest and Most Up-to date
DRY CLEANING PLANT
ANNOUNCES
TO THE PUBLIC
We have just installed one of the latest 1932 Super Dry
Cleaning Plants built by the Bowers Manufacturing Co.
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Dry Cleaning
Altering
Pressing
We specialize in Ladies D resses and Coats.
OUR PLANT IS ALWAYS OPEN
to the Public for Inspection
The Zebulon Dry Cleaners
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Harvey Strickland - Proprietors - Eugene Prjvett
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BeU Your Tobneco in Zebulon and Get Your Clothe* Pressed With l T *.
THIS BANK
Wishes to express its genuine interest in the To-
Zebulon bacco Farmers, as well a.« the entire citizenship
of those communities in which our banks are
Aberdeen
. established.
Albemarle
Apex We have an earnest hope and belief that the
Carthage Zebulon Market will exceed the highest expecta
tions of all concerned and that the resultant'
am * et benefits will create a spirit of confidence
Liberty throughout the community.
Raeford
Raleigh Come to us freely to cash your Tobacco
Checks. You will always find a hearty welcome
Ramseur
and your business will be handled with courtesy
Sanlord and dispatch.
Siler (it> Checking Investments
ThomasYUe „ ,
r, Savings Insurance
Tr#y Trusts Safe Deposit
Page Trust Company
North Carolina
John Norwood, Cashier at Zebulon