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SOCIETY MRS. THEO. a DAVIS, Editor Please send local or personal items to the RECORD shop by Tuesday night, if possible. A PRAYER Dear Lord, when comes the time that I shall leave For realms afar this earthly house of clay, Let me go quietly, that those I love May scarcely know that I have slipped away. Let me go quickly, Lord; spare those I love The painful watching for delay ing death; And let them hold no saddening memories Os struggles for the last de parting breath. Let me go bravely; may regret and fear Be absent, and may faith still be my guide; That those I love may comfort take, and say, “We dread death less because of how she died.” Dear Father, hear my prayer in heaven above, And grant it for the sakes of those I love. R. H. Bridgers attended the As sociation of Ice Manufacturers which convened in Charlotte last week. Friends here are interested in the announcement of the marriage of Miss Savon Starnes, formerly of the Pleasant Hill section, now of Durham, to Manly Jackson West, also of Durham. Dr. Leslie Campbell, president of Campbell College, and his mother, Mrs. J. A. Campbell, were here Sunday for the funeral of Mrs. Martha Hoyle. Misses Margaret Bunn and Kay Kemp were home from Meredith College for Sunday with their re spective families. Flowers Dept. Store has again placed the department of hats and dresses for women’s wear upstairs at the rear of the store, thus af fording more space downstairs and a greater degree of privacy for customers. Mrs. Flowers is in this division of the store, and her knewledge and taste will be of benefit to shoppers. B. V. Chamblee of Asheville was a week end visitor with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Cham blee. Local dealers are co-operating by offering special values in used cars. While no one disputes the claim that a new car is frequently the best buy that can be made, there are plenty of instances in which a used car effects a saving that will count much more else where than if paid for first owner ship of an automobile. In such cases the bargains now on sale have a double appeal. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Mclntire went on last Sunday to the foot hills of the Blue Ridge mountains in southern Virginia. Making the trip with them were their son, Harmon Mclntire, Herbert and Forrest Mitchell, and Robert Lee Kimball. Supt. E. H. Moser and Mrs. Moser spent the week end in Washington, leaving here on Fri day. They enjoyed sight-seeing in the capitol city and also the Rigo letto at The Rialto. THE ZEBULON RECORD. ZEBULON, NORTH CA ROLINA, FRIDAY, MARCH 18,1938 Earl Moser has been trans ferred to New Mexico, with a pro bability of being again transfer red for engineering duty in the flood district in California. Rev. J. W. Bradley was called to his home in the western part of the state last week by the death of his father. Mr. Bradley re turned in time to fill his appoint ment in the local Methodist church Sunday. Mrs. J. W. Bradley has as her guest in the Methodist parsonage her mother, Mrs. Lynch. E. A. Chamblee has returned from a visit to his brother, D. P. Chamblee in Richmond. He made the trip to the Virginia city with his brother who was going home after visiting his parents, the W. H. Chamblees. Mrs. Helen R. Palmer of Hook erton is visiting in the L. M. Mas sey home. Her granddaughter, Miss Helen R. Edwards of Raleigh, was also a guest of the Masseys for the week end. . Dr. Allan Whitaker of Rocky Mount and Miss Eunice Outlaw of Meredith College spent Sunday here with their mother, Mrs. J. B. Outlaw. Mrs. Irving Cherry of Stokes with her small sons visited her parents, the John Broughtons, and other relatives here during the week end. Miss Dorothy Strickland of En field has for some weeks been in Zebulon as stenographer for the Home Fertilizer and Chemical Co. Vocal Union There will be a Vocal Union at Hopkins Chapel on the afternoon of the fourth Sunday in this month. Several choirs will attend to take part on the program. The public is invited. The current issue of The Or phan’s Friend and Masonic Jour nal carries an interesting article on the life of Dr. S. B. Turrentine, written by Earley W. Bridges, brother of A. S. Bridges of Zebu lon. R. L. Isaacs, formerly of Zebu lon, but now of Raleigh, was a business visitor in town Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Faulkner and family spent Sunday in Hen derson visiting friends and rela tives. J. W. Batchelor of Elm City w T as in Zebulon Tuesday on business and called at the Record office for a short time. R. H. Herring, Theo. B. Davis, D. D. Chamblee and A. A. Pippin attended the funeral service of Dr. W. L. Poteat at Wake Forest Monday afternoon. Mrs. F. L. Page and son, Fred erick, spent last week end in San ford, visiting in the home of Mrs. John Liles. Mrs. Liles was host ess at a party honoring Mrs. Page. Mr. Page went to Sanford on Sunday. The F. D. Finches and son, Dave, went to Durham Sunday to see Rev. Herman Finch, who is ill in Duke hospital. Finding him im proving, they went on to the Sandhills and Aberdeen. BARBEES ENTERTAIN Dr. and Mrs. G. S. Barbee en tertained their br.dge club Wed nesday night. Peach blossoms and early spring flowers were used for decorations. Miss Ka trina Gill won high score and Mrs. F. L. Page playing for men won high score for them. After cards a salad course with coffee was served. Playing were: Dr. and Mrs. Barbee, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Campen, Dr. and Mrs. Chas. E. Flowers, Miss Katrina Gill, Irby Gill, Mrs. F. D. Finch, Mrs. J. K. Barrow, Mrs. F. L. Page, Mrs. Helen Gregory, Mrs. Norman Screws, Mrs. Claude Wade. MRS. MEDLIN HOSTESS Mrs. A. V. Medlin was hostess to her bridge club Wednesday after noon. Mixed spring flowers were used for decorations. Mrs. Wal lace Chamblee made high score. A barbecue plate and coffee was served. Present were: Mesdames J. K. Barrow, G. S. Barbee, W. C. Campen, Wallace Chamblee, M. M. Faison, C. E. Flowers, F. D. Finch, L. M. Massey, F. L. Page, Avon Privette, W. D. Spencer, Wallace Temple. MRS. WILEY BROUGHTON HONORED Mrs. Wiley Broughton, until her recent marriage Miss Elizabeth Willis of Wilson, was honored on last Saturday afternoon by a tea given by Mrs. S. H. Hoyle and Miss Jane Hoyle at their home at Wakefield. Between the hours of four and six scores of callers greeted the bride, welcoming her to this community. Miss Ruby Temple greeted guests and presented them to the receiving line in which stood Mrs. S. H. Hoyle; the honoree, Mrs. Wiley G. Broughton; Mrs. John Broughton; Mrs. J. C. Willis of Wilson, mother of the bride; Mrs. Lester Green; Miss Evelyn Wil lis, sister of the bride; Mrs. Ir vin Cherry of Stokes; Miss Eliza beth Broughton. Miss Jane Hoyle directed callers to the dining room where tea was poured by Mesdames L. R. Temple and E. D. Finch at a beautifully appointed table, the centerpiece being of snapdragons, carnations and calendula. Serving sandwich es, nuts and mints with the tea were Misses Margaret Barrow, Dorothy Barrow, Martha Glazener, Alma Doris Jones, and Clarice Fowler. Miss Innie Perry invited all to register in the bride’s book, which was in charge of Mrs. Fred Mangum. Goodbyes were said to Mrs. J. K. Barrow. CORRECTION By error it was stated in last week's Record that Miss Alberta Johnson sang between plays at the Dramatic Tournament at Wakelon. It .was Miss Daphne Johnson who sang. Help Kidneys Don’t Take Drastic Drugs Your Kidneys contain 0 million tiny tubes ir filters which may be endangered by neg lect or drastic. Irritating drugs. Be careful, [f functional disorders of the Kidneys or Bladder make you suffer from Getting Up (fights, Nervousness, Leg Pains, Circles Under Eyes, Dizziness. Backache, Swollen Joints, Excess Acidity, or Burning Passages, don’t rely on ordinary medicines. Fight such troubles with the doctor’s prescrip tion Cystex. C ystex starts working In 3 lours and must prove entirely satisfactory in 1 week, and be exactly the medicine you ieed or money back Is guaranteed. Tele phone your druggist for Cystex (Slss-texi oday. The guarantee protects you. Copr. : 937 The Knox Co. Attention! Cara Nome Users! MISS BESS PARK, < b CARA NOME SPECIALIST, will be with the ZEBULON DRUG STORE . for One Week, Beginning March 28 MAKE YOUR APPOINTMENT EARLY WTVV♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Mattresses Rebuilt —Sterilized ,< • AND NEW A-C-A TICK—S3J>O «i Special Prices On Upholstering ’ TRUCK WILL BE THRU HERE EVERY THURSDAY j • Drop Us A Card or Call At «j JABER’S MATTRESS CO. 1 339 South Wilmington St. « Raleigh, N. C. Phone 9278 ♦< L vy I Easter Special Permanents! > SB.OO PERMANENT $5.00 > $7.00 PERMANENT $3.50 > t •., i i •* i • ► This includes Machine and Machineless Make your appointment early and avoid the rush ► Phone 2711 . Pattie Lou’s Beauty Shop ' VVVVVWWWWWWWWWW'WWW’W'W'W'W'W m Paint ] Come in and let’s talk over that paint job. We have a paint i for every part of the house. That good old Avolite Paint Jj wears longer, looks better and every gallon guaranteed. We Jj also carry brushes, putty knives, putty, roof cement, as- £ phalt roof coating, shellac, Creso Dip, oils and Turpentine. Ji GIVE US A RING. j Debnam Hdwe. Store Zebulon * ♦J WAKELON THEATRE ZEBULON, N. C. Thursday and Friday, March 17 & 18 — NELSON EDDY, ELEANOR POWELL “ROSALIE” Saturday, March 19— RILL CODY, BUZZ BARTON “RECKLESS BUCKAROO” Sunday, March 20 — JOE E. BROWN, |ANE WYMAN “WIDE OPEN FACES” Monday Only, March 21 GLENDA FARRELL, BARTON MacLANE “BLONDES AT WORK” Tuesdav Only—Special Educational Program— ‘THE MAN WITHOUT A COUNTRY” ‘THE CORONATION OF KING GEORGE VI” (In Technicolor) “SERVANT OF THE PEOPLE” Story of the U. S. Constitution Feature To Be Announced Later Wednesday, March 23 WARNER OLAND, VIRGINIA FIELD CHARLIE CHAN at MONTE CARLO’ Laurel and Hardy Comedy—“BLOTTO” Thursday and Friday, March 24 & 25 — DICK POWELL, ROSEMARY LANE, BENNY GOODMAN’S BAND “HOLLYWOOD HOTEL” COMING— “OF HUMAN HEARTS” ‘THE GOLDWYN FOLLIES”
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