THE ZEBULON RECORD, ZEBULON, NORTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER EIGHTH, 1937.
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BEGIN TODAY
Dream not too much of what you’ll
do tomorrow,
How well you’ll work perhaps an
other year;
Tomorrow’s chance you do not need
to borrow—
Today is here.
Boast not too much of mountains
you will master,
The while you linger in the vale
below;
To dream is well, but plodding
brings us faster
To where we go.
Swear not some day to break some
habit’s fetter,
When this old year is dead and
passed away;
If you have need of living wiser,
better,
Begin today!
—Reprinted from the
Vancouver Daily Province.
Mrs. George Temple spent the
weekend in Raleigh with her
daughter, Mrs. Seba Hales.
Miss Ruby Temple came home
from Henderson for the weekend,
bringing with her Viola Hoyle,
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Irby
Hoyle, who visited her cousin,
Joyce Temple.
Ralph House, sophomore student
at Campbell College, has been elect
ed one of the cheer leaders for the
school year.
Mrs. Theo. B. Davis and Ted Dav
vis left last Saturday for Virginia
paying short visits to relatives at
South Boston, Gladys and Lynch
burg, and returning home Sunday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Boswell left
on Wednesday of last week to visit
their son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Eric Boswell, in Evanston,
Ind. On Thursday a telegram
arrived stating that Mrs. Eric Bos
well died of infantile paralysis.
Dr. C. E. Flowers and R. H.
Bridgers went this week on a hunt
ing trip near Beaufort, with deer
as the objective.
Mrs. Theresa Chappell of Dur
ham spent the weekend here with
the Claud Bakers and Mrs. J. A.
Cawthorne.
Bobby Horton was home from
Chapel Hill for a weekend with his
mother, Mrs. J. D. Horton.
Mrs. Willard Gill and little son,
Bobby, spent several days this
week with the mother of the form
er, Mrs. O’Neal, near Corinth.
Miss Irene Pitts of the faculty of
the Wake Forest high school spent
the weekend here with friends and
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Lee s 1 lit
tle daughter, Betty of Raleigh, vis
ited the C. V. Whitleys Sunday.
Miss Marcola Allen of Wendell
is now one of the operators in the
Zebulon Beauty Shop.
G. C. Massey, for some years con
stable in this township, has been
transferred to Raleigh. His place
here has not yet been filled, and
many regret to see him leave.
The Parent-Teacher Association
of Wakelon School will meet on
Tuesday night of next week. The
membership campaign is now on
and results will be announced at
SOCIE T Y
MRS. THEO. B. DAVIS, Editor
the meeting. A speaker from the
faculty at Meredith College will be
present to make an address, and all
who axe interested in the school
and community are urged to attend.
Following the try-outs at that in
stitution, Miss Margaret Bunn has
been chosen as a member of the
choir at Meredith College. She is
one of the freshman class, and be
longed to the glee club at Wakelon
during her high school years.
BIRTH ANNUONCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. W. Vernon Perry
of Zebulon, Route 3, announce the
birth of a daughter, Betty Yvonne
on September 27. Mrs. Perry before
her marriage was Miss Irene Eliz
abeth Upchurch of Zebulon.
MEDAMES M. B. And WALLACE
CHAMBLEE ENTERTAIN AT
LOVELY BRIDGE PARTY
Mrs. M. B. Chamblee and Mrs.
Wallace Chamblee were joint host
| esses when they entertained at two
lovely bridge parties on Wednes
day and Thursday evenings of last
week. The Chamblee home was at
tractively decorated with dahlias,
roses, asters and autumn leaves.
On Wednesday high score was
made by Miss Jo Dunlap and sec
ond high by Mrs. W. C. Campen,
Mrs. Preston Smith and Mrs. Gra
ham Conn, recent brides, were pre
sented gifts. Mrs. Walker and Miss
Biddie Campen, out-of-town guests,
were also presented gifts. On Thurs
day high score was made by Mrs.
E. H. Moser and second by Mrs.
Rayo Senter. Mrs. Walter Page
and Mrs. Russel Temple, recent
brides, were presented gifts.
On each occasion after cards the
tables were spread with cloths and
centered with bowls of grapes.
Eclairs with whipped cream and
coffee were served. Present on Wed
nesday besides the prize win
ners and honor guests were: Mes
dames J. C. Wilson, Helen Gregory,
P. F. Massey, R. E. Pippin, Irby
Gill, J. G. Kemp, J. F. Coltrane,
Raleigh Alofrd, A. S. Hinton, F. D.
Finch, G. S. Barbee, Misses Marion
Whitlock, Ruby Stell, Mary Palm
er, Dorothy Jones, Grace Blue, Cla
rice Fowler, Ena Dell Anderson.
On Thursday, besides the prize
winners and specially honored
guests, present were: Mesdames W.
D. Spencer, Paul Wright, C. V.
Whitley, Norman Screws, B. F. Iv
ey, L. M. Massey, Avon Privette,
L. E. Long, A. R. House, R. V.
I Brown, E. V. Rawls, F. E. Bunn, C.
iE. Flowers, L. R. Harris, Leon
i Glover, Fred Page, R. H. Brantley,.
Misses King, Catrina Gill, Ruby
Dawson, Esther Lee Cox, Annie
Lou Alston, Ada Lee Sitton, Mar
tha Glazener.
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Friendship Free Will Baptist
Church had baptizing at Lake Hil
liard Sunday morning.
Mr. W. O. Driver has returned
from Rex Hospital, where he un
derwent an operation on his arm.
Leon Driver left Friday for Phil
adelphia, where he will work during
the winter months.
Ths Cildren of Mrs. Glency Stall
ings gave her a birthday dinner
Sunday, a large crowd attended.
Mrs. W. I. Green is spending the
week with her son, Albert Driver,
near Wendell.
Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Seawell of
Zebulon were visitors in the com
munity Sunday.
J. D. Driver and family attended
the Zebulon Fair.
Miss La Rue Wilder of Emit
spent part of last week with her
cousin, Pauline Lewis.
Mr. A. D. Di'iver is in a veterans
hospital in Kecoughton, Va. We
hope him a speedy recovery so he
may l’etum to his family.
Mr. Lewis Driver and the Hough
brothers, Grady andsFied, were out
riding Sunday afternoon.
Marjorie Leigh Driver is confin
ed to her bed this week with ton-
WAKELON THEATRE
ZEBULON, N. C.
Sunday, October 10
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Monday & Tuesday, October 11-12
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“PERSONAL PROPERTY’’
Wednesday, October 13
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Saturday, October 16
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Little Don Liggins celebrated his
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