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WAKELON JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET The annual Junior-Senior ban quet at which the juniors are hosts, was given last Wednesday night. The entertainment took place in the Home Economics De partment. which was decorated in Japanese style- The ladies were presented corsages of violets and jasmine and the men were given violet boutonnieres. The place cards were small Japanese fans and a three course menu was served. During the first course a toast to th e Seniors was proposed by Mike Eddins, president of the Junior Class and answered by Innie Perry president of the Senior Class. Throughout the evening the fol lowing toasts were given: To the Grad e Mothers and Fathers by Douglas Chamfblee, answered by Mrs. C. E. Flowers; to the School board by Charles Flowers, answer ed by Dr. L. M, Massey; to the Waitresses by Lillian Denton, an swered by Ruby Bridges; to the Faculty, answered by Mr E. H. Moser. Musical entertainment was fur nished by Kay Kemp, Margaret Bunn, Mike Eddins, Jack Temple, Mary Gray Pippin and Mrs. Coun cil Scott. Guests included the mem bers of the School board, the high school Faculty and the Grade Moth ers and Fathers. NEW GYMNASIUM Work on the Wakelon school gymnasium progresses rapidly dur ing the last week or two. Owing to weather conditions little was done till the fair weather made work possible. While it will not be completed early enough to use any during this term of school it will be in first (class condition be fore another school year. At least SI,OOO or more dollars will be needed to finish the work. Then, too, funds will be needed to equip the gymnasium. If you have not made your contribution it will be appreciated at any time. This building will be something our school has needed ever sinc e the school was established ar.d the community is getting it at small cost. By spending a few hundred dollars more we shall have one of the best gymnasiums among the high schools of th e state. At Chapel Hill in the Triangular Debates last week Eunice Outlaw and James Alford got as far as the semi-finals before being defeated. The winning team was from Kin ston Miss W’ebb’s seventh grade pre sented a play in the auditorium this week to help provide funds for the trip to Greensboro by +he Glee Club. Wakelon is well repre sented at the state music contest and also has the distinction of be ing located in the smallest town from which glee clubs were sent to the contests. Confesses Murder Tracked down by a piece of twine, John Fiorenza, murderer of Mrs. Nancy Titterson of New York has confessed to the crime, com mitted two weeks ago. He was employed by an upholstery firm and had been to the Titterson appartment to take away for re pairs a love seat. With this claim for admittance he returned the next day and attacked Mrs. Tit terson, killing her and putting the body in the bath tub. He failed to carry away every scrap of the twine he used in binding her and police located the place of manu facture and to whom such twine was sold. Fiorenza had a prison record, though his employers regarded him as quiet and trustworthy- HOME BURNED The Horton home, one of Zebu lon’s landmarks, occupied by W. A. Horton caught fire during the pre paration of breakfast on Wednes day morning. Thinking that he could extinguish th e blaze ) Mr. Horton tried pouring water on it before turning in an alarm. A gust of wind swept the flames over the roof, which being old and dry, ignited like a flash. In spite of the efforts of the file department, which arrived promptly when call ed, the house was almost wholly burned Some furniture was saved as was the piano. There was a small amount of insurance on the place. CANDIDACY NOTICE I have offered as a candidate for the office of State Senator from Wake of my own choice and for the reason that I have every confidence that moderate educa tional twenty years Smilin' Charlie Say* Listen! The lebulon if&|s|||k Will Close Its Stores At 7:00 P. M. Each Week Day After May I—Exceptl—Except on Saturdays. We Thank You For Your Patronage. THE ZEBULON SUPPLY COMPANY DANGER! LITTLE ENEMIES AKL jd HERE.—FIGHT THEM Insecticides — 1 We Carry a Complete Line. j SOME OF THEM— Magnesium Arsenate Arsenate of Lead Bpnpitjy >§PfjMS Calcium Arsenate \ 4. 'wW&t AW Burnadette’s New Spray Formaldehyde Fumigators Rat and Roach Killers Kreso Dip Nos. 1 and 2 Mange Remedies Peterman’s Discovery Sulphur Candles Lime Sulphur Paris Green Beetle Maut Dethol Larvax Fly Spray— from 1-2 pint to a Barrel. BUY IN BULK AND SAVE 50 per cent ZEBULON DRUG CO. actual farming experiences, one year manager labor department for James Stewart Construction Company, construction Fort Bragg and U. S. Labor Department Of fice, Fayetteville, two years Solic- I itor County Recorder’s Court, past i legislative experiences, four years Service N. C. Cotton Growers Co operative Association, 4 years ser vice as attorney with N. C. Agri cultural Credit Corporation, 5 years general law practice, amply fits me to represent the WHOLE peo ple in the State Senate. If nomina j ted and elected, I shall stand for and advocate, at all times, that THE WILL OF THE PEOPLE SHALL BECOME THE LAW. Burton Breece. Middlesex Seniors Present Play The Senior Class of the Middle sex High School will present the annual Senior Play, Friday night, April 24, at 7:45. The play is en- titled, ‘‘The Adventures of Grand pa.” Admission will be 10c and 20c. 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