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SCIPIE LEIGH
BLOUnT
Miss Saddie Leigh Blount of
Spring Hope and Mr. Jack Dossen
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MRS. COLTRANE HONORS
GUEST
On Friday night of last week
Mrs. J. F. Coltrane entertained
at her home honoring her house
guest, Mrs. F. C. McDowell of Siler
City, and Miss Beth Kemp, bride
elect Bridge was played at four
tables and Miss Kemp was the re
cipient of gifts at a miscellaneous
shower.
Miss Grace Coltrane arrived on
Tuesday for a two-weeks stay with
her parents, Dr. and Mrs. J. F. Col
trane, after which s'he will return
to New York City to continue her
study of music during the summer.
She was accompanied to Zebulon
by her roommate, Miss Eleanor
Congdon, of Brooklyn, N- Y.
Mrs. Dicie Rowland and baby of
Rocky Mount visited Mrs. Wallace
Temple last Sunday.
Miss Mary Leigh Denton was
home for the weekend from Wash
ington, D. C., where she has a
government position. Miss Pattie
Rue Denton accompanied her back
to spend the week in the capital
city.
RECENT BRIDE
COMPLIMENTED
Wake Forest—Mrs. Jesse Free
man and Miss Pearl Mangum en
tertained jointly at the home of
Mrs; Freeman Thursday evening in
honor of Mrs. Graham Conn of Zeb
ulon, a recent bride Mrs. Conn
was formerly Miss Josephine Man
gum of Wake Forest. Sharing hon
ors with Mrs. Conn was Mrs. Ray
mond Keith, also a bride.
A color scheme of pink, green,,
and white was emphasized in the
decorations of sweet peas and mix
ed garden flowers. The dining room
table was covered with a lace table
cloth and centered with a bowl of
pink sweetpeasc
Several contests were held with I
Mrs. Jesse Hollowell and Mrs. Mil
lard Joyner winning prizes.
The feature of the evening was
the presentation of a miscellaneous
shower to Mrs. Conn. Mrs. Keith
waa presented linen napkins by the
hostesses.
An ice course was served with
decorated cakes.
About fifty-five guests enjoyed
the hospitality of Mrs. Freeman
and Miss Mangum.
SEEN & HEARD
One of the most deceiving
things is the art of swinging a
scythe. Nothing looks easier when
it is done by an expert. The inex
perienced person, however, can get
more stiff joints from a brief ses
sion with a scythe and weed patch,
than in any other way.
THE ZEBULON RECORD, ZEBULON, NORTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY, JUNE FOURTH. 1937.
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bach who will lead the intermission
i figure at North Carolina State
* dances Monday night, June 7.
Join The Navy
A limited number of vacancies
for service in the United States
Navy will be filled from this dis
trict during June, it has. been an
nounced by Headquarters at Ral
eigh, N C.
The U. S. Navy offers great op
portunities in education, atheletics
and travel. Young men who can
pass the physical and mental tests
are selected for a variety of duty
and may be sent to a detachment
aboard a battleship, cruiser or air
plane carrier, or to duty in the
United States or foreign station.
Others, will haCe the opportunity
after the usual training period in
w r hich all naval men participate
upon entering the service for tech
nical schooling in aviation radio,
motor mechanics, etc.
Young men in this vicinity be
tween the ages of 18 and 25, rang
ing in height from 64 to 74 inches,
single, without dependents, fair ed
ucation and of good character, who
desire information as to enlist
ment may procure same by writing
or visiting the U. S. Navy Recruit
ing Station in Raleigh. Applica
tion blanks will be sent on request.
Local Business
Shows Upward
Trend
As summer approaches, WPTF’s
local chart of sponsored programs
is showing less signs of vacancies
than is usually anticipated at this
season of the year. During the past
few weeks local programs have ta
ken a decided trend upward with
many sponsors renewing for pe
riods of one year and several addi
t ons being made for the Spring and
Summer seasons / WPTF represen-1
tatives are now contacting various
beach resorts for a series of pro
grams, designed to attract summer
vacationists and is prepared to au
dition many features especially pro
duced for warm weather. Notice
able among ncrease in accounts is
the addition of new refrigerator
program*. Kelvinator, Frigidaire,
General Electric, Electrolux, and
Westinghouse now being included.
NORTH CAROLINIANS ARE
STATE JOB CONSCIOUS
Raleigh, May 27 —North Carolin
ians are State job conscious, ac
cording to Chairman Charles G.
Powell, of the N. C- Unemployment
Compensation Commission, in an
nouncing that fully 2,000 residents
of the State have applied for jobs
with the commission, which will
have not more than 100 jobs to
give, even when operating at full
force. Wake county leads the list
with almost exactly one-fourtlh or
about 500 anplicants, Guilford has
i 56 applicants, Durham 50, Pitt 59,
Granville 44, Johnston 40. Bun
combe, Wayne, Frankin and Edge
combe 36 each.
Nash county had 20 applicants
for jobs on May 3, when the State
total was 1937-
PIC
The picture above shows Old
Glory in a new guise. Instead of
being made of cloth, wheat is used
to form stars and stripes. The
wheat in a field on the farm of M
F. Morgan near Bailey. Different
colors were obtained by using
American Nitrate of Soda on some
strips and omitting its use for
other strips. The same method
formed the stars.. The sketch was
made by L. O. Armstrong of N. C.
State College and the project was
conducted by T. H. LeCroy, teacher
of Agriculture at Spring Hope. He
was assisted by his class of Young
Tar Heel Farmers. Mr. Morgan is a
prominent farmer and is influentia 1
in his section, being county commis
sioner and director of the Rocky
Mount Production Credit Asso.
Farm Bureau To
Nashville Wed.
Annual Outing To Be Held On The
School Ground
The annual picnic of the Nash
county chapter of the American
Farm Bureau Federation will be
held on Wednesday, June 9 at the
school grounds in Nashville. The
Governor was invited, but pressure
of other business prevented his at
tending.
Someone from the state farm
burqau will be there to address, the
crowd and perhaps other speakers
will »be on hand. A basket lunch
will be served and cold drinks and
brunswick stew for members wili
be available.
FOR SALE
Soy Beans, Peas, Sudan Millet
Dynamite Caps, Fuse
A. G. KEMP
I SEED Philip Massey FEED 1
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M Special Cotton Seed High Quality, Open Formula
K See me Garden Feeds are cheaper than low ft
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I BUY CORN AND PEAS FROM FARMERS B
B Remember high quality is the first consideration in Seed and ?
Feed. My quality and price are right.
S PHILIP MASSEY--Zebulon,N.C. f
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In Every Morsel We Serve
Whether It Be A
Porterhouse Steak Or A
Hot Dog
It’s Delicious & Refreshing
Bring Your Fam ly, Friends,
Neighbors & Sweethearts.
We Can Feed Them All
CITY CAFE
OWEN C. MEDLIN, Rn>p
My Chef has had 26 years
experience.
A chance to serve is all we
ask.