Corinth-Holder
To Late Fitr I .st Wi •:•!;.
heie was a learge crowd at tin*
ha oalauiatp sermon Sunday. Dr. Hil
ley <_i i Lauily preached a good sermon
! ast week end v - die rettulat
pn aching tine at Corinth Baptist
( Ii rch. Then was a large crowd pre
sen and a!f enjoyed the sermon
jin >cl:ed by the pastor, Rev. W. D
St; ncil.
Misses Ester and Magdalene Davis
si ent the week-end with Mis- Ksthei
St;.ncil of near Bethany.
. iiss Mollie Morris of Friendship
spent Saturday night and Sunday with
Mi Virginia Bunn.
Mr. and Mrs. Roosevelt Maydon
Mrs. Helen Maydon of. Friendship and
Mr. and Mrs. Webb McClay of neai
Salem were among those present at
Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Davis’ during the
week end.
Ailene and Mary Crowder of Earps
boro are spending this wek with Mr
and Mrs. H. S. Denton.
Misses Eidene and Kirvin ( orbett
of Emit, visited Miss Maude Wildei
during the week-end.
Among those visiting at Mr.J. H
Hunter’s during the week-end were;
Mr. and Mrs. .John Hunter and daugh
ter Lillian, of Raleigh, Mr. and Mrs
Alma Alford and children, Misses
Gladys. Lillian and Maggie Hoeutt
of Richardson Cross Roads and Miss
Annie Ruth Price ot Hales Chanel.
Then was a musical entertainmen!
at Mr. H. S. Denton’s Saturday night
All present •■"ported a fine time.
Mrs. C. A. Whitaker, Mr. Henry
Whitaker and children, I.ela and Hen
ry, Jr. and Miss Myrtle Whitaker of
Trenton, returned to their home Tues
day after spending their vacation with
relatives in this community.
Mr. and Mrs. Brantley Richardsoi
of Hales Chanel, visited at Mr. and
Mrs. S. K. Richardson and family's
during the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hinnant and
children visited at Mr. J. A. Hinnant’s
Sunday.
Mr. Luthur .Johnson and family of
Thanksgiving waited a Mr. H«t'tf~
Johnson’s Sunday.
Mr. ami Mrs. Ronald Hoeutt of Ral
eigh visited at Mrs. Lina Hoeutt';
Sunday.
This Weeks
Our school yeai mded Friday, Mav
2<i. Friday morning there was the
commencement address, the awarding
of prizes, diplomas and certificates
Chat afternoon two hall games vei ■
played . The first wa - between Wake
lon and Emit and was won by Wake
lon Id to ti. The second between Mid
dlesex and Corinth-Holder, was won
by Middlesex 7 to
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■i aid Mrs. H. s. Denton spent
S; ‘ ." night with Mr. and M: -
Henrar. Maydon of near Ants /d.
d i.-s ii -ien Parker 7 A:•• - on*
Wednesday right will M -- L imoT.
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vidtel a'. Mr. J. H. Hunte'’ Sunda
afternoon.
Mi- t Beulah The ne and Gladys
i< and Mr. and M •>. Howard D .<;•
ton v:stied friends in Wik-.m c .unt;.
Monday and Tuesday. They attetided
•>art of the commencement exerci-e
--at Rttek Ridge High Sch •••!.
i i- 4-H Club boys and girl.- spent
T ;esda: ’’ Smithfield. They report
ed a ft ice time.
Miss Esther Flowers of I, J>erty
, Cross {toads visited Miss Lounion l
<' <• h Saturday night.
A’l ’ e members of our school fa
culty except Professor and .Mrs." Kel
ler have gone to their homes.
All-- Mary Kate Hinton of Antioel
section gave the seniors a party Fri
day night. It was then last meeting
as a student body. They all hated tc
.say farewell to their teachers, fiieml.
and school days but were all glad tha*
they are finishing high school thi
year. All reported a nice time at the
party. Cake, grape juice and cherries
were served after they had playei
games for a while.
j Everybody remember Sunday Schoo
every Sunday morning at 10:00. Out
Sunday School is growing and we want
it and all the other Sunday School;
to grow larger and better.
Miss Rosa Lee Glover spent Wed
nesday night with Miss Gertrude H<>-
cutt. ,
Rocky Cross News
Frank Winstead, son of Sam Win
stead. stabbed G. B. Whitley, s.m of
Greene Whitley, a few days age. Tc
[this date, Saturday, May 27 I have not
(learned th" full detail'.
| The people are chopping cotton in
(this section.
The l ord Save us another shown
in this section Saturday night.
There has been a lot of fine grass
’■ the farms but th< peaople
worked with such vim that most of it
has been thoroughly removed.
S ! oncer Strickland who has bu
in !.< Park View Hocpital in Roek\
Mount for some tim.e has n-ta
home.
IP wing Corn and hoeing beans,
I The longest day I’ve ever seen,
j Covering up grass with all my misiu
! It looks like to me it will never get
night.
•
| Fact tenant on the farm of G. C
! Howell, of Enfield, must agree to hav
• a garden, some chickens and hogs, am 1
j Mr. Howell is planting three orchards
on the place.
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HALES CHAPEL
was a large crow : present
1
delivered by the pastor.
I guess the parents will have a hard
time getting the children interested it;
he work at home after being in schoo.
all the year. Most of the ehildrer.’-
vacation is over. They will have t
start to work instead of taking a long
rest cure.
A number ot the 4-H club girl
from our district attended the Rally
Day given in Smithfield Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Bunn spent Sun
day with relatives near Kenly.
Earl and Wilbur Creech and Ernes;
Price spent Sunday in Greenville.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Parrish and
children of Wakefield, spent Sunday
with his parents, Mr. Brent Parrish
Mr. and Mrs. VV. J. Tippette and
daughter of Lees Chapel visited in
the home of Mr. J. B. Richardson
Sundav.
Rogers Cross Roads
E. Bailey visited Mr. and Mi
Avon Hinton Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hathaway
visited Mrs. W. G. Kemp last week
The Willing Helpers Club vva hed
for Mrs. J. W. Strickland Mond:»\.
Carrol Lewis is spending thi- week
with Mrs. J. VV. Strickland, J o
Mr. and Mrs. Leon CHamblee and
.T. VV. Bailey visited Mrs. Josh Bailey
Sunday afternoon.
M .'and Mrs. J. M. Driver and 'Tv
and Mrs. A. G. Driver spent Suivhn
te Holt's Lake. It was Mr. Driver -
birthdav
Mrs. Sihern Rittenbury is still t -a.-h
ing music although school has ..topped
She has 8 pupils now.
Those visiting Mrs. John Morris
Sunday were; Mr. and Mrs. Rail'd
Driver and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
mie Macnmbs and family mid Mis
Mollie Morris.
Mr. and Mrs. Hex Brown visi.ed in
the community Saturday.
The people of this section enjoyed
the ball game Saturday afternoon
even though it was rained out hes >r
it could be finished.
Read the RECORD regularly.
\t Dr. Barbee’s office, Zebulon, N
( . every second Tuesday from 1"
a m to' •’> P- m. Next Visit will be
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Having qualiii ><l as the administra
ten of the estate of W. C. Whitley, de
ceased, late >-1 Wake County, X. ('..
this is to noth'-, all persons having
claims against the estate of said de
ceased. to exhibit them to the unde*
signed at Zebulon, X. C., on or before *
the 7th day of April, 1934, or this
notice will be plead in bar of their
recovery. All persons indebted to said
estate will please make immediate
payment.
This the 7th ilav of April, 1933.
C. Y. WHITLEY, Administrator,
, tate of W. C. Whitley
deceas'd. (May 12.)
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M EF.K EXCEPT SUNDAY. TAKE
YOl R NEXT LOAD TO HIM AND
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