Control Blue Mold
Then- is no definite means for ab
solute control but the losses may be
reduced through the following practic
es. Place the plant bed in a warm,
welldrained area and sow seed a’
va>ing intervals so as to have plants
developin'- at different times. l>o not
transplant iijieled plants. Leave
the e in tlu bed and apply from one
to three i unds of nitrate of soda a
bout twice a week to each 100 square
yards of bed. Keep the plants well
watered and wait until they have de
veloped r, u leaf foliage .nd a root
system la-fore transplanting.
It may he that the mills of the gods
...i 'iy be. m e they get paid
for overtime.
Union Hope .News
We are very sorry our school is
being closed for a part or ail ot this
week owing to the sickness of both
teacher and scholars,there is a lot oi
sickness in this community at present
and new ones are being taken most
every day. It is said to be the flu.
We understand that our head teach
er, Mr. J. Howard Bunn, of Zebulon
is confined to his bed and that there
is fear that pneumonia will develop.
Wc hope this will not occur and Mr
Bunn will be back with us again soon.
Mr. and Mrs. David Massey are the
proud parents of a 8 1-2 pound boy.
born Dec. 21st.
Randolph Brantley was taken to the
Hospital Monday night for an opera
tion for appendicitis.
Wo are glad to welcome Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Strickland, who have re
cently moved into our neighborhood.
Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Brantley have
just finished working their 1982 crop
of tobacco, They have about 1200
pounds of fairly good tobacco to sell.
Probably they will go on a cash basis
for awhile.
Bethany News
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Davis announce
the birth of a son, Charles Ashley
Jan. 3.
M>s. S. H. Jones is improving after
being ill for several days.
There is plenty of moving in our
community. Mr. R. W. ’1 homas and
.jack Vaughn and family are coming
to the place at which Mr. Carpenter
lived.
P. P. Pleasant is coming back to the
S. I. Davis’ place.
The following are going out of our
neighborhood: L. B. Maye and N. H.
MsCullers.
Flat Rock News
Mi ssos Hazel and Helen Roberts
spent part ot last week with Miss
Viola Williams, of Louisburg.
Mrs Arlton Young spent a few days
of la 1 v.< k with her brother and his
family, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harrison.
Misse. L mise and Mae Roberts
spent, part ol ast 1 uesday with Mrs.
T. P. Williams of Louisburgh.
Misse- Clara and Josephine Holden
and Mr. Marsh Wiggins called to
see Miss Hazel Roberts la. t Wednes
day night.
Mr. and Mrs. James were visitors
, Rnlei.h last Saturday.
PERSONAL
To late for publication the week
that it happened the Keeord, received
the news that James h cin Pulley was
hurt !>y falling on a toy wagon while
playing in the yard at Mr. «ohn
Clark's. Nine stitches were taken in
a out on the child’s leg.
Little Lovaine and Tureniella Wil
liams c. ish to thank friends in Zebulon
for the Chridm . box sent these
Cecil Stroud, of Kinston, was in
town 'll ' ridav ot last week, look
ing ; Her mu 1 property be owns here.
Mr. and Mrs Ervin Cherry and
little s >n. Richard, of Stokes, spent a
part of the holidays with Mrs. (ber
ry’s parents. Mr. and Mis. John
Broughton, and dbor relatives in thD
community.
Miss Coressa- Eberhart, former
Wakelon tiacher, now teaching at
Knightdale, was in town on Tuesday
night to attend the Wakelon-Garner
basket-ball game.
Announcement has been made "1
the marriage, o’ Dec. 27. of IJnwood
Finch and Miss fuanita Sewell. The
ceremony was p i formed in Erwin by
Rev. N. B Johnson of the local
Methodist Church. The bride has lot
some time made her home in Zebulon
at the home of er uncle. Curtis God
frey. The bridegroom is the youngest
son of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Finch, with
whom the young couple are now' mak
ing their home. Their many friends
wish happiness for them.
Will Wiggs, Jr., who has been in
the northern states for a good while
enjoyed the Christmas holidays at
home here with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. L. Wiggs. “Will Jr.” is look
ing well.
Paul Yeargin. a former Wakelon
student, writes from Long Island, New
York, asking that the RECORD be
sent him, at his new address. Paul
and his voice will he long remembered
in this section.
Hopkin’s Chapel
Sunday School every Sunday 2 o’
clock p. m. Church Ist and 3rd Sun
day 3 o’clock p. m. Pastor Rev. Par
rish, Zebulon. N. C.
Mr. W. F. Richards is at Duke
Hospital Durham, when last news
was received he was better we are
thankful.
Mrs. W. I. Hopkin? is taking treat
ment for better health, at Mary
Elizabeth Hospital, Raleigh, We wish
for her success.
Hoyle L. Bunn returned from Dur
ham, Tuesday of last week. He was
visiting Brothers, Relatives und
Friends, _ , , ~ ,
Sad sad, t • :
our friend J. Howard Bunn Saturday
A. M. remains were committed to the
arth Sunday P. M. in the almost new
grave yard at his brother’s W. R. ■
Bunn. We acknowledge a great loss in
this community.
For who hath known the mind
of the Lord or who hath been his (
(’ouncellor ?
One interest of the resurrection
and Eternity will be the mysteries
that will he revealed.
Card of Thanks
Wife and chidren wish to thank
each one for their kind sympathy
tender love, and immediate help. They
hav. rendered, the now deceasd, ,i’.
Howard Bunn, was 57 yars, 4 months
10 days. The bereaved family is as
■ liJows: wife, Rosa May Doyle Bunn
< ildren. Thelma, Libby, Iris Bunn
Pearce, Colonel H., Hoyle and Royle
Noble, Dahlia, Barbee N., Rosa Lee
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Union Chapel News
Think we can re-echo Happy New
Year,” in one thing, we have not lost
but one family so far from our
church and Sunday School work.
And we have with us this year,
several new members who already;
.low their willingness to help by I
taking active parts with us which we
appreciate.
We had an excellent attendance the
first Sunday, also second. Every one '
seems to enjoy the message that our j
Pastor, Rev. A. D. Parrish, brought
both Saturday night ami Sunday j
P. M.
Every member of the church is to |
he present at services the fourth Sun-,
day night as the pastor is coming to ]
give the church a present.
We are sorry that there is so much j
sickness around now.
Air. Joe Hopkins of Raleigh spent
Sunday with his father, W. R. Hop
kins. I'o is confined to his bed.
We h"pe Mrs. B. H. Rhodes a
speedy recovery to health.
Mr. Fernie Richards who is serious-1
ly ill in Duke Hospital is some
better.
Mi”. Jennie Robertson had an oc
casion the past week to make this
.mark. “Oh I have to get. sick once
in awhile to see who my friends are
For their benefit 1 am glad to say she
is much better now. Sitting up to- i
day. (Tuesday).
Lila Leans is spending afew
days with Mrs. J. S. Woodruff.
Estelle Richards is spending soniPj
i her time with her grand ma, Mrs.
\Y. F. Richards, while her grand pa
is in the hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ferbee called to I
see Mrs. Jennie Robertson Sunday j
night. |
Sorry that Melvin Bunn and family j
are moving to Samaria.
We extend our sympathy to ourj
next door neighbor, Mrs. Rosa Bunn
and family in the loss of husband and,
father at Hopkins (hapel.
EAUPSBORO EVENTS
We are very glad indeed to sei
these pretty days, most of the people
are busy on tobacco beds.
Mr. and Mrs. Saxton Richardson
were visitors of Mr. ami Mrs. Dora
Richardson Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Faucette and
lamily visited Mrs. Faucette s par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Price of Emit sec
tion.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Chamblee
..pent Saturday with Mr. Chamblee’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Cham
blee.
Mr. Macon Richardson was a visitoi
in uur community Saturday.
Miss Annie Bailee 1 i- return* l
. ino a Her spending sometime with
f; ends in Franklin county.
Mr. and Mrs. Avon Hinton, of Hales
.-c tion, spent Saturday nito and Sun
day with Mr. and Mr-. Eugene Bailey
We Lave quite a number of new
neighbors in our community and are
vei v glad indeed to welcome them
int our midst.
Mrs. "-'ill Tippetle visited her sis
ter, Mi s Julian Pope of Corinth sec-'
•ion, Tue-day.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Privette of Pilot
were visitors in our community Mon
day.
Mr. Bunk Denton was a visitor in
Corinth section Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tippette were
Raleigh visitors Tuesday afternoon.
Mitchell Mill News
i
Remember Sunday School next Sun
day at 1:30 and preaching at 2:30.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Barham are
visiting this week in Raleigh.
Mr. Rescue Richards has returned
to his home aftei' spending sometime
with relatives and friends in Raleigh
and Danville, Va.
Mr. Worth Pearce and Mr. Louis
Edward. , of Raleigh, visited friends
and relatives here Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. Ferney Perry is on jury duty
this week in Raleigh.
Wo regret Mr. and Mrs. Henry
King’s moving from our community.
Miss Alice Mae Johnson spent the
week end with Miss Evelyn Johnson.
Mi. Dalton Pulley and Miss Betty
Mae Martin visited Miss Mabel Perry
Thursday night.
The people in this community were
shocked to learn of the sudden death
of Mr. Howard Bunn.
Mrs. H. E. Perry and daughter.
Kathleen, and Mrs. M. L. Fowler
spent Saturday in Wendell.
Mr. Austin Perry and Miss Vera
Belle Lloyd visited Miss Mary Frances
M ithchell Monday night..
Miss Addie Mae Wall is spending
some time with her aunt, Mrs. Pit
Rogers, of RolevHle.
Pleasant Hill News
Quite a nunibe* are sick with flu
in this community.
Everetto Strickland of near Wendell,
visited S. L. Whitaker Sunday afte*-
inoon.
We v < Dome Talvis Sherron and
THE ZEBULON REC ORD, Zebulon, N. C., Friday, January 13, 1933.
Mr. and Mrs. C. I). Puryear and.
Ennis and Orlando Puryear were visi
tors at Mr. J'oe Moody’s Sunday as-s
temoon.
W. A. Puryear, who has moved
r or Neu.se, with Mr J. R. Wood, call
ed at T. Y. Puryear’s a while Satur
day afternoon. .
Ihe smoke house where Mr. Rick|
Jackson lives, was burned by one ofi
his smal boys Sunday. I
Mrs. Berbon Richards spent last)
Friday with her mother, Mrs. O. NL;
Phillips.
Miss Lena Pearce, of Union Chapel j
spent the week end with Miss Estelle
Whitaker.
Miss Dora Catlett, of Edgemont j
spent a few days laat week with her,
sister, Mrs. Dolma Whitaker.
Hubert Lee Price is staying at .J i
W. Guv's now.
A. N. Phillips was visitor at Duke
Hospital one day last week to see Mr.;
Fernie Richards, who is real sick there j
Mr. and Mrs. T. Y. Puryear, C. D.j
Puryear and Mr. and Mrs. O. W.i
Thorne and children were visitors at
J. M. Thornes, near Zebulon, Saturday J
Miss Bettie Bell Rhodes, of Wake-j
field, spent the week end with Miss!
Miriam Horton.
Colored Column !
I
The third year class of the Zebul
on-Wakefield school was disappoint
ed greatly in the closing of school a
week earlier than was expected for
the Christmas holidays. Several ac-j
tivities had to he postponed or given j
up entirely.
The class had planned accepting a
couple ot “opportunities” among col -
ored people of the community. When
school reopened the class carried out
this particular plan.
The students brought meal, Hour
potatoes, meat, soap, canned tiuit.
Sufficient was brought to divide be
tween two worthy families. The fami- ;
lies were surprised, f riday ot the
past week and were graciously pro
fuse in their thanks to the students.
K. A. Carroll Jr., is class advisor.
On Friday afternoon on the schoo
grounds the Zebulon-Wakefield
school split two basketball games with
the Berry O’Kelly Training School
of Method, The local girls lost to the,
• tune of 8-2 and the boys won 10-8 j
Dorthv Hopkins scored the only field
! goal for the local team. Sonnie Weav- 1
er chalked up the first talley for the
; bovs. Both games were tense and ex j
citing through out. The visiting boys
! team dragged at the halt 8-2 but came
back with a fighting spirit. Local fans
| sighed with relief when the whistle J
j blew for the end of the game, For j
! indications pointed toward the no- ;
cessity of playing an extra period. ,
i The local team will invade the lair |
oi the v isitors Friday, January 13. j
The coach, R. A. Carroll has been;
! working with both teams to iron out 1
1 all kinks. The game of last week was j
the first of the season.
All future games will be played in- ,
i doors at the school building. Admis- i
j sion for students will be ten cents and j
for adults fifteen Cents.
The students' f the seventh grade :
were glad to welcome back their 1
teacher Miss Mildred Taylor who dur- j
ing the first week of school aftei i
the Xmas vacation was forced to be ,
absent because an attack of influ
enza. i
R. A. Carroll tile local principal
was kept quite busy during the holi- |
davs. Being one ponding secretary j
of' the North Cai >lina Negro High
School Athletic Association and re
, entlv appointed chairman of the com- ‘
mittee to direct debating among ac- .
credited Negro High Schools.
This is the fourth year Mr. Carroll j
has as.-csted in the direction of de-j
baring m the state. Formerly he was j
secret ar. of the committee.
The subject was deleased to school I
during’the latter part of the vacation |
period. The question this year is; Re-[
solved. That North Carolina Should j
Adopt Sales Tax as a Feature of its j
System of Revenue. The question is
one that will he discussed much dur-1
ing the coming months. __ i
On Saturday January, 11 the local
prill -ipul will attend the annual meet
ing of ihe Negro Athletic Associa
tion t he held at the Johnston Coun
ty draining School in Smithfield. Mr.
Carroll as secretary of the committee
on the revision of the consolidation
I \. iiJ make the report of the com
mittee.
The acereditment of the Zebulon-
Wakefield School this year can be as
sure,) only thru the cooperation, sacri
fices and assistance of both white and
'colored friends and patrons of the
school. Help in money or books is
solicited.
Parents, patrons and friends are
gladly welcome at anytime they visit
the school.
Many students both in the ele
mentarv school and the high school
heal'd to see if their names appear as
honor students or as students who
have attended school each day.
Hongy students must have an av
erage of B. Many have declared they
will he on both lists for the fourth
school month. Boys are in the ma
jority "n the honor roll at present.
On Tuesday January Seventeenth
the program committee of the P. T. A.
has planned for a community affaii
at which you will be highly enter
tained. Admission will be five cents.
Negro history week will he cele
hi.itiu the second week in February
ned by Mr. Hunt who has charge of
interesting programs have been plan
the program.
On Tuesday January 24. the Young
Brother’s workers in the Wake For
est Industrial School will present a
concert at the Zebulon-Wakefield
school. These musicians who ac
complished with the piano, cornet,
trombone will offer entertainment
v-Inch-will he quite enjoyable. Seats re
served for white patrons.
All affairs given at the school are
efforts to raise money toward the
acci "ditment of the school.
Since the recent birth of a daughter
to Mrs. Howard Flood, her 16-year
old daughter. Mrs. Betty Rogers. 31
y. urs old. of Battlefield, claims t" he
I H-e cungest grandmother in Mis-
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