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FROM SOLOMON S SONG
8:6-7
Set me as a seal upon thine heart,
As a seal upon thine arm:
For love is as strong as death;
Jealousy is cruel as the grave:
The coals thereof are coals of fire,
* Which hath a most vehement flame.
► Many waters cannot quench love.
Neither can the floods drown it:
If a man would give ail the sub
stance of his house for love,
It would utterly be condemned.
Mrs. Pattie Harris, Mrs. F. D.
Finch and Dave Finch visited in
the S. M. Harris home at Lumber
* 4 ton last week. While there they
enjoyed several trips to White Lake
and Jennings Beach.
Staley Denton has returned from
a trip to Washington, D. C.
Prof. Thomas Kemp arrived in
Zebulon on Thursday of last week
and will be with relatives here un
til the opening in September of
Lender College, S. C., where he
will be at the head of the Depart
ment of Music.
* Billy Bell, son of the Hunter
Bells, went to State Sanitorium last
week for a period of rest and ob
servation.
Visitors in the Theo. Davis home
last week were Mesdame* G. S.
Thomas and W. C. Coates of Gladys !
Va., and Dr. H. T. Farmer of Rich- j
mond, sisters and brather of Mrs.
Davis.
R. L. Isaacs, formerly of Zebulon
is visiting relatives in Booneville,
Ky., this being his first trip there
for 33 years. He writes: ‘‘Most of
the people in Owsley county are re
« lated to me. Families of my fath- '
er’s and mother’s people are indeed
large and they wait in droves to
see me.’’
Miss Becky Knight of Rocky Mt.,
visited Mrs. Eugene Privette re
cently, returning to her home Sun
day.
Misses Lois Watson of Albemarle
and Elizabeth Kennedy of Oxford
visited Miss Inez Pitts last week.
Miss Pitts is leaving in a few days
for her school work in Stanly coun
ty where she will begin teaching
next Monday.
Miss Edna Earle Sexton, Lucy,
Frances Massey, and Martha Bai
ley Flowers are attending a house
party at Myrtle Beach this week.
*The C. V. Whitleys and Nancy
returned last week from Myrtle
Beach, from which place they went
to Camp Junaluaka for their son,
Charles, and bapk by Boonrille
for a night with Mrs. Whitley's
parents ,the M. V. Flemings.
Dr. and Mrs. L. M. Massey and
. Carolyn left last Sunday for a stay
at Myrtle Beach.
Mrs. Ida Hall left on Monday to
spend a few days at Seven Springs.
Joe Knott has been for a week
in Duke hospital for treatment. He
is thought to be making progress
toward recovery.
Miss Anna Beryle Pearce has
just returned to Norfolk after
spending a few days with her par- j
enta in Pilot.
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Faulkner and
family of Henderson were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Faulkner for
THE ZEBULON RECORD. ZEBULON, NORTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY, JULY TWENTY-THIRD, 1937.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Duke and
i family of Washington spent sev
j era! days with her brother Mr. and
j Mrs. L. G. Faulkner and family,
| returning home Tuesday.
Anne Faulkner is spending the
week with her cousin, Mary Louise
Duke of Washington, N. C.
Mrs. C. E. Fiowers was hostess
! to her bridge ciub on Wednesday
j Burning of last week. After the
| game, the awarding of high score
prize to Mrs. W. D. Spencer, and
| the guest prize to Mrs. Vonnie
Hirks of Raleigh, a two course lun
cheon was served. Besides Mrs.
Hicks, Mrs. A. C. Bulla of Raleigh
was present. Others besides mem
bers were Mrs. Rudolph Beyer of
New York and Mrs. Ivey.
Mrs. J. C. Gaither of Raleigh and
Mrs. Nack Cone of Greensboro
were visitors in the C. E. Flowers
home last Saturday on the return
trip from Washington, D. C.
Mr. and Mr 3. Rudolph Beyer of
Flushing, New York, have return
ed totheir home after spending
some days here with Mrs. Beyer’s
l mother, Mrs. W. L. Wiggs, and sis
ter, Mrs. Willa Marshburn. Mrs.
3eyer was formerly Miss Fannie
Lou Wiggs.
Mr. and Mrs. Beyer were honor t
guests on Tuesday of last week at
I dinner in the home of Dr. and Mrs.
G. S. Barbee. On Friday they were
entertained at dinner in the home
of the W. C. Campens.
Will Wiggs arrived last week to
visit his mother, Mrs. W. L. Wiggs
and other relatives here.
Graham Conn returned on Sun
day from Duke hospital, where he
had been for two weeks for treat
ment. He underwent an operation
for sinus trouble and had his ton
sils removed. His back was put
in a plaster cast in an effort to cor
rect a trouble which has caused
pain for some time. He is still
wholly confined to bed, but is im
proving.
Mr. and Mr*. J. W. Chamblee
and two children spent the weekend
with their father and mother, Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. Chamblee.
Captain J. W. Keys of Raleigh
was a business caller in town Tues
day. For a number of years he
was a conductor on the Norfolk
Southern railroad and also for a
time trainmaster.
Christine Conn spent last week
at White Lake returning home on
Sunday night.
Mrs. Wiiliard Gill attended the
funeral and burial of her grand
father, Mr. Creech, in Johnston
county last Saturday.
The birthday of Mrs. Dora Mas
sey was, celebrated last week with
a family reunion and a barbecue
dinner at the home of her son,
Ormond Massey at Wakefield.
Mrs. Wallace Temple was taken
to Mary-Elizabeth hospital this
week for treatment.
Frederick Page entertained a
number of friend* on Tuesday af
ternoon in celebration of his birth
day. Swimming was enjoyed, fol
lowed by a watermelon feast.
Misa Annie Mildred Herring,
Zebulon, is a member of the staff
of The Northfield Summer Con
ference management, which during
the months of July and August is
serving the needs of 7,00 b guests
who attend the 8 religious gather
ing^jer^TJ^*^M7^oung
men and women are students or
alumni of The Northfield Schools.
Mr. and Mrst Preston Smith of
New Bern spent last week end with
the C. S. Chamblees.
Messrs. James Smith and T. D.
Hoyle of Greenville visited in the
home of C. S. Chamblee last Sun.
Miss Margaret Bunn has return
ed home after spending last week
in Durham with her aunt, Mrs.
Louis Rigsbee.
Mr. arid Mrs. Howard Bunn and
daughter Margaret, attended the
annual McEwen reunion at Clark
ton last Sunday.
C. S. Chamblee has returned from
Wrightsville Beach where he at
tended a meeting of directors of
farmer cooperative credit associa
tions. Mr. Chamblee stated that
reports show an increase in the vol
ume of business done by the associ
ations, loans in North Carolina last
year amounting to $6,000,000. All
loans are made for agricultural
purposes and all associations are
strictly cooperative.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Roy Harris
and children, returned Tuesday
from Plymouth where they spent
a few days with the parents of Mr.
Harris. Mr. Harris was in Manteo
Thursday and Friday to attend a
meeting of the executive committee
of the Southern Albemarle Associa
tion.
Mrs. George Poole and family
are vacationing this month with
the Edgar Joyner 3.
Mrs. J. R. Clark of Lyons, Ga.,
is visiting her father, W. S. Horton
She is accompanied by her baby
daughter, Rebecca. She will be
here about two weeks.
CROWDER-PARKER
■ ■ ■
In a quiet ceremony witnessed |
only by the families of the con- j
tracting parties and intimate 3
friends, Miss Hildreth Parker was !
I
married to Mr. J. Jeff Crowder of
Raleigh in the Methodist church at
eight o’clock on the morning of I
July tenth. The pastor, Rev. J. W.
Bradley officiated. There were no
attendants. Immediately after the
ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Crowder
left for unannounced points on a j
bridal trip. They are now at home
in Raleigh.
For her wedding the bride wore
a costume of navy blue with acces
sories and corsage harmonizing.
Here from other towns for the
ceremony were: Mr. and Mrs.
Clinton Raynor, Henderson; Mr.
and Mrs. Short Collie, Miss Ermin
ea and Thelma Collie, of Spring
Hope.
Mrs. Crowder is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Parker of Zeb
ulon. Mr. Crowder is in business
in Raleigh.
VISITORS COMPLIMENTED
Miss Cabell Campen has as vis
itors i* her home this week Misses
Jo Dunlap and Myrtle Price, Wake
lon teachers who' have just finish
ed courses at summer school at E.
C. T. C, and Miss Sallie Campen
of Alliance.
On Tuesday evening Mrs. Fred
Page entertained at bridge in hon
or of Mia« Cara pen’s guests. On
Wedneaday morning Mrs. Wallace
Chamblee had them as special
guests when she was hostess to her
bridge club.
On Wedneaday afternoon Misses
Margaret and Dorothy Barrow en
tertained at bridge complimenting
the visitors, and on Thursday even
ing Miss Campen was hostess to
them and other guests at a barbe
cue supper in the yard at her home.
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