Personals
Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Mediin with
Edith Lee and A. V., Jr. left on
Tuesday ot this week to spend
.-ome time at Hot Springs, Ark.
Verm on Starnes, Wakelon stu
dent, is winner of one of the dis
trict prizes offered by a fertilizer
manufacturing company for the
best papers showing the advan
tages of using their product.
Mrs. S. ET. Crittenden of Hock
ley King and Queen County, Va.,
arrived in Zebulon Saturday, com
ing because of illness of her neph
ew, C. M. Revere, and remaining
until after the funeial. Mrs. Port
wood. Mr. Revere’s sister, and her
small son arrived Saturday.
E. C. Daniel has been confined
to his bed this week with rheuma
tism. He is greatly missed from
Zebulon Drug Store.
After undergoing an operation
in Rex Hospital last Saturday H.
E. Mann is considerably improved
and has been brought to his home
here for convalescence.
Miss Helen Bunn was home from
her work at State Hospital for the
week-end with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Bunn of Wakefield.
Friends of Miss Carnelia Kim
ball will be interested to learn
that just a few days before the
fire which destroyed Efird’s Ral
eigh Store Miss Kimoall was trans
ferred to the branch store of this
firm at Fayetteville. She has been
r or some years with the Raleigh
store.
Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Bell and
children have moved back to Zeb
ulon from Raleigh and now are
living on Arrendall St. near Wake
lon School.
Miss Grace Co'.trano home from
G. C. W. fo r the week-end, had as
her guest Miss Ruth Pender of Ral
eigh.
Edna Earle Sexton, Ruth Massey
and Charles Flowers went to Chap
el Hill on Thursday to take part in
the contests in Dramatics. Mrs. J.
C. Wilson and Mrs. C. E. Flowers
took the actors and Dorothy Win
tead, Lucy Frances Massey and
Ralph House, stage and property
managers.
Rev. Ollin Owen, pastor of Wood
Baptist Church, will speak at the
Wakefield Baptist Church next
Sunday morning. The public is cor
dially invited.
Arriving on Monday to attend
the funeral of C. M. Revere were
the following relatives from Va.:
Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Crittenden of
Hockley, uncle and aunt; M. F. Re
vere of Shacklefords uncle; Vir
gil Portwood of Ellisons, brother
in-iaw.
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THE ZEBULON RECORD. ZEBULON. NORTH CA ROLINA, FRIDAY, MARCH TWENTY-NINTH, 1935.
Mrs. Revere’sjrelatives attending
nere: Mr. ard Mrs. C. D. Barbee,
M»s. Chamblee and Mrs. H. L.
Warren of Raleigh; H. B. Warren
of Enfield.
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Mrs. W. L. Wiggs has not yet ;
recovered from her recent illness j
and at present is not so well as
she has been of late.
“Tomboy” Blount has taken
charge of the Purol filling station
just across from the Zebulon Sup
ply Co.
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Miss Annie Rose Southerland,
former seventh grade teacher at
Wakelon, now of the Princeton
school faculty, spent the week-end
at th§ teacherage here with
friends.
Mrs. Chas. E. Flowers, who was
called to Wilmington early last
week by her sister’s illness, return
ed home on Saturday leaving Mrs.
Adams improving.
Prof. Senter, Mrs. C. L. Read
and Rev. Theo. Davis Vent to
Spring Hope on last Friday night
to act as judges in one of the tri
angular debates.
i
In the series of triangular de
bates among Wakelon, Wendell
a; d Spring Hope. Wendell won
both affirmative and negative de
isions, Wakelon won the affirma
tive and lost the negative, and
Sp. ing Hope lost in both.
Zebulon Rotarians will not hold
their regular supper meeting this
\-.<k, having attended a special
district meeting in Raleigh
Monday night.
Mrs. Connie Debnam has been
quite sick at her home here. After
nearly two weeks in bed, she is {
thought to be improving.
Mrs. Kader Brannan has been
confined to her bed since Friday
? last week. She is much better
t present than when first stricken.
Srr.a 1 G. C. Brannan has been
Z< pt out of school this week by an
attack of chickenpox, which holds
him at homo, but not in bed.
Mrs. E. O. Pearce of Pearces
: sited her sister, Mrs. Brannan,
on Sunday.
Mrs. Bella Bryant of near
Spring Hope spent Sunday with
her daughter Mrs. Connie Deb
nam.
Mrs. Guy Lee of Smithfield with
her two children, spent the week
end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. H. Chamblee.
Mrs. Herman Finch of Spring I
Hope was guest speaker at the
meeting of the Circle of the Metho
dist W. M. S. on Monday p. m. |
Mrs. Finch was honor guest at a
luncheon on Monday given by Mrs.
Foster Finch. Other guests were
Mesdames C. L- Read, F. E. Flow.,
ers, C. V. Whitley and Pattie Har-;
ris.
The friends of John Broughton!
of near Zebulon will regret to
learn that he has been for some
time confined to his home by ill
ness.
Donald Chamblee spent the week
end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. H. Chamblee, as did Mrs. John
Terry and son of Burlington. Don
ald is now a druggist in Richmond
and has his own store instead of f
being associated as formerly with
his brother, Josiah.
Rolesville News
Rev. and Mrs. H. 0. Baker, Mrs. I
W. R. Pearce, Misses Will's Bee
Averitte, Jennie V. Rogers, Lucille
and Elsie Pearce attended the Re
gional Convention at Sanford
March 21-22.
Ms. Wdliam Pearce had for
week end guests her mother and
father. Mr. and Mrs. Canady of
Creed more.
Miss Kathleen Perry of Camp
bell College spent the week end i
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.*
E. Perry. ‘
Mrs. J. T. Bowling had for week
end guests Mr. and Mrs. R. P.
Bowling of Henderson and Misses
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Essie Bowling and Lillian Hudgens
; of Raleigh.
j Mr. and Mrs. Whitehurst and
i Miss Pearle Leigh of Chapel Hill
! visited Allie Bowling Sunday.
Mr. C. F. Tharrington was in
Raleigh Tuesday on business.
Mr. C. D. Matheny was called
J lome Saturday by the death of
his aunt.
We are glad to say Mr. Lindsay
Shearon is getting on nicely after
an operation at Rex. Sory to say
Miss Ida Taylor Walters is criti
cally ill at Rex. Airs. Wren Wil
! liams and Mrs. Roy Stell are sick.
PIANO—WE HAVE BEAUTIFUL
upright piano in this communi
ty being returned to us be
cause of purchaser’s inability
to complete contract. Will
transfer this account to re
sponsible party for balance
owing. Cash or terms. Quick
Action necessary. For parti
Zebulon Service Station
PUROL PEP
GAS OIL GREASING WASHING
T. E. BLOUNT
IN THE CENTER OF ZEBULON
culars address Lee Piano Co.,
Lynchburg. Va. Mar 29 Aprl2
FOR SALE—USED FURNITURE
One bed with springs, one
dresser, one oak table with
drawer. Priced reasonably.
See R. H. Bridgers. It
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