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THREE DAYS
Within my heart three memories
Burn with a constant flame
That shall endure till life is done;
One is the day you came;
And one is of day when fair
Shone all the skies above;
When music swept the summer air
The day we told our love;
And one, which deepest sears my
heart,
Is of an autumn day,
Death in the fields 'neath lowering
clouds—
’Twas then you went away.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Joseph
and little daughter of Franklinton
visited the A. D. Antones on Wed
nesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Green and lit
tle son of Morganton are here vis
iting Mrs* M. M. Faison and Mrs.
A- S. Hinton.
The R. B. Ducketts and daughter
Miss Estelle, of Petersburg are
visiting Mrs. Duckett’s parents,!
the Pittman Stells.
Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Brown and
children and Mr. and Mrs Z. V.
Robertson and children have gone
to Carolina Beach w r here they have
a cottage for two weeks.
The L- R. Harrises will soon
move into the house occupied for
some time by the Eugene Privettes,
which place Mr. Harris recently
purchased. Pending the removal of
the Privettes to other quarters
Mrs. Harris and children will stay
with her parents in Rocky Mount.
N. B. Chadwick of Raleigh has
bought the house owned by L. R.
Harris for about two years and has
begun some remodelling and re
pairing with the intention of mov
ing here at an early date. Mr. Chad
wick is a retired railway engineer.
William Lee, who for several
years was with Little River Ice Co.,
went to Wilson a few weeks ago to
open a grocery store. He has not
yet moved from Zebulon, but indi
cations are that he will do so be
fore long, as the new store is mak
ing great progress.
Clifton Croom, son of J. B.
Croom is in Mary Elizabeth hospi
tal recovering from an appendec
tomy.
Mr. Ed. Pippin left Thursday af
ftrnoon for Leaksville where he
Will visit his daughter, Mrs. Spring
blieffield for about ten days. He
wl having the RECORD sent to him
Sllere.
Hwhe following announcement is
I special interest here:
I Mr and Mrs. Marion Jones
of! Os Kannapolis
inounce the birth of a daughter
Sandra Marian
■ar on July 27
Mrs. Jones was formerly Miss
race Fowler of Zebulon.
® Although still unable to have
company, Mrs. Ted Davis is able
to sit up for meals and short per
iods during the day.
Mesdames C. E. Flowers, W. C.
Campen, G. S. Barbee, F D. Finch,
and Fred Page returned last week
from a delightful trip to Blowing
Rock where they visited Mrs. J. A.
Strickland
THE ZEBULON RECORD. ZEBULON, NORTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY, AUGUST SIXTH, 1937.
SO CIE T Y
MRS. THEO. B. DAVIS, Editor
Mrs.. J. R. Clark of Lyons, Ga.
returned home Monday after spend
ing two weeks with her father, W.
S. Horton.
Miss Willa Horton has returned
home from tSate College where
she has been taking work in the
summer school.
Mr. John McLeod and Miss Mary
McLeod of Elizabethtown were
week-end guests of Mr- and Mrs.
Howard Bunn.
Miss Margaret Bunn is spend
ing this week with relatives in
Elizabethtown.
J. E. Gill arrived on Wednesday
from Richmond to visit his mother,
Mrs. Victoria Gill, for a few days.
Rev. Oscar Creech of Ahoskie
was in Zebulon for a while on Wed
nesday, having come up to see to
some matters connected with his
farm in Johnston County.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Mettenet
and their son, William Mettenet,
from Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, and
Mrs. Margaret Dunford of Wins
ton-Salem spent the wek-end with
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. House and
family. Mrs Mettenet is Mrs.
House’s sister and Mrs. Dunford
her mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Worseley, Mr.
Francis Worseley and Miss Nancy
Worseley from Oak City spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. R.
House and family. The Worsleys
are relatives of Mr. House.
Mrs. Wallace Temple has been
brought home after spending some
time at Mary-Elizabeth hospital
for treatment
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Bunn and
daughter, Miss Margaret Bunn,
returned on Wednesday from a trip
to New York City.
Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Flowers left
on Saturday to visit their son,
Chas. Flowers, Jr. at Camp Juna
luska. Taking him with them, they
made a tour of the National For
est in western X. C., seeing Hang
man’s dome and other points of
special interest. They returned
| home on Tuesday night. Charles
i will remain in camp two weeks
longer.
Mrs. Hunter Bell recently visit
ed her husband and little son, Bil
ly, both of whom are in the State
Sanitorium for treatment. She was
delighted to find them improving,
though Mr. Bell is still wholly con
fined to bed.
Mrs. L. M. Massey and daughter,
Carolyn, are visiting Mrs* John
Evans this week in Nashville.
A. V. Medlin was last week elect
ed to the place on the town board
made vacant by the death of J. D
Horton.
Father of Man Die*
J. J. Horton of Knightdale, fath
er of Julian R. Horton of Zebulon
Drug Co., was buried on Monday
afternoon of this week. The ser
vice was conducted by the pastor,
L. R. Evans, of Knightdale Baptist
church, assisted by the Rev. A. A.
Pippin. Active pallbearers were
deacons of the church. Honorary
pallbearers from Zebulon were E
j C. Daniel, Dr. G. S. Barbee, M. B.
Chamblee.
PLAYGROUND NEWS ;
The playground is open daily <
from 9:30 to 11 30 A. M. and from ,
3:00 to 6:00 P. M.
Many games are being enjoyed
by the children, including box-hock
ey, croquet, checkers, ball, sand !
play and quiet games. Attractive |
articles are being made from wood 1
paper, etc Some of the girls are <
doing pottery designing and print- !
ing. !
Mrs. Hunter Bell, Supervisor. ;
Mrs. Screws Entertains ,
«
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Mrs. Norman Screws entertained ]
at bridge on Wednesday evening of 1
last week honoring her house guest, (
Miss Betty Roselle of Albany, N.
Y., and Mrs. Russell Temple, a re
cent bride. Miss Ruby Stell won
the prize for high score, Mrs. C
V. Whitley receiving that for low.
Miss Roselle, Mrs. Temple, Mrs.
Jimmy Harrell of Buffalo, N. Y.,
and Mrs. Jimmy Gray, bride of last
spring, were presented attractive
gifts.
Others present were: Mesdames
C. E. Flowers, L. E. Long, Rayo
Senter, Julian Horton, Claude Pip
pin, Wallace Chamblee, L. M Mas
sey, H. C. Wade, Miss Frances
Monk of Goldsboro, Misses Ruby
Dawson, Marion Whitlock, Cabell
Campen and Dorothy Jones.
Mrs. Flowers Hostess
On Tuesday evening of last week
Mrs. C. E. Flowers was hostess at
bridge, complimenting Miss Betty
Roselle of N. Y., Mrs. E. L. Daugh
tridge of Rocky Mount, Mrs. O’Con
r.ell of Greensboro, Mrs Jimmy
Harrill of N. Y., Miss France*
Monk of Goldsboro, all visitors in
Zebulon, and Mrs. Russell Temple,
recent bride. Other guests were
from Zebulon. Mrs. Daughtridge
made high score.
Fruit salad and ginger ale were
served.
BRIDGE CLUB ENTERTAINED
The Wednesday Bridge Club held
a deferred meeting with Mrs. F. D
Finch as hostess on Thursday a! -
ternoon of last week. In addition
to the members special guests were
Mrs. M. E. Shamburger of Rich
mond and Mrs. R. B. Ducket of St.
Petersburg, Fla., visitors in the
Stell home; Mrs. Betty Roselle of
New York, guest of Mrs. Norrr.an
Screws; Mrs. E L. Daughtridge,
guest of Mrs. M. M. Faison; Mes
dames Norman Screws, E. H. Mo
ser, H. C.. Wade and R. H. Brant
ley of Zebulon.
I am forced to conclude
Politicians are queer;
They can run on a ticket —
Or that’s what I hear;
They stand upon platforms
That much might make sense
And most of their sitting
In done on a fence;
They may advance bravely,
But sometimes retreat;
And on these occasions
Their own words they eat.
New Hanover dairymen, faced
with a shortage of grazing, ensiled
their oats and vetch with molasses
and have had an excellent succu
lent feed with which to maintain
a normal flow of milk this summer.
Liquor rat..er than money is
the cause of much vil.
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