COMMUNITY CORRESPONDENCE
PLEASANT HILL
, Mr. and Mrs. Connie Gay’s baby
does not improve much. Hope it
will soon be well.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Starnes of
Durham, A. V,. Starnes of Balti
more, and Miss Janie Southerland
of Henderson, spent the week end
at Carolina Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Whitaker
were Sunday visitors at Mr. Teat
Alford’s near Wendell.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Eddins of
Wendell and Mr. I. B. Richardson j
of Zebulon were visitors at Mr. H.
G. Hood’s Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. 0. W. Thorne and
Mr. and Mrs. T. Y. Puryear spent
a while Monday afternoon with
Mrs. R. L. Jones of Millbrook.
Mr. Miley Whitaker and Charlie
Jr. Scarboro of the Navy are home
for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Rhupert Denton of
Fowlers Cross Roads were visitors
at Mr. David Denton’s Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Smith spent
the week end with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Starnes.
Mr. and Mrs. Worth Horton, Mr.
and Mrs. C. R Denton, Misses Nor
ma Liles and Shirley Starnes went
to White Lake last week Harvey
Hood also went to White Lake.
Some of the farmers sold tobac
co in Lumberton last week.
Mrs. L. H. Williford of Bethany
and little son, Lennie Edward,
spent Thursday night with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. T. Y. Puryear.
CORINTH
Attendance at our regular
preaching services Saturday and
Sunday were not as good as usual.
We would like very much to see
the house full. Everyone is wel
come at all times.
The revival meeting will begin
at 8:00 o’clock Sunday, September
4th and there will be services twice
daily throughout that week—after
noon and at 8:00 each evening. We
are indeed fortunate in having se
cured Rev. Albert Sims, pastor of
the Wendell Baptist Church, to do
the preaching for us and we are
hoping the attendance will be good.
Wednesday morning, August 31,
has been set as the date to gather
at the church and clean up the
cemetery and church grounds. Ev
eryone desiring to help will please
be there that day.
Mr. and Mrs. Odell High had as
their guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
Ruffin Hill, Mrs. “Bet” Hill and
Miss S:ijfah Hill of Smithfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Henry Ho
cutt of Archer Lodge visited in the
L. T. Davis home a while Friday
night.
Mr. Andrew Johnson and family
visited Mrs. Johnson’s relatives in
Philadelphia, Pa., last week.
The Young Women’s and Young
Men’s Sunday School classes went
to Holt’s Lake on a picnic, start
ing from the church at 4:30 Satur
day evening. All enjoyed the pic
nic and swimming. Mr. J. R. Mur
phy’s car happened to an accident
on the return trip. A car ran into
him, damaging the car a little, but
not hurting anybody. Everyone
reported a nice time, however.
Miss Janelle Spencer of Antioch
Mr. and Mrs. DeWitt
®eech part of last week.
, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hardy and
HHghter, Gilbertine, attended a
|Hne coming day at a church near
jlßleigh Sunday.
■Mr. O. J. Barham and family of
ftndell visited Mr. and Mrs. Ola
•»Mll Sunday.
||H(r. Joe Hinnant is working with
firm of Whitley and Scarboro
Zebulon now. We wish him
|||Hh success.
|||H[isß Rachel Cope left Sunday
fjßsrnoon to begin work in Wilson.
llH rß ' **• Murphy had as her
■«ts the week end two of her
THE ZEBULON RECORD, ZEBULON, NORTH CA ROLINA, FRIDAY. AUGUST 26,1938
nephews from Arizona.
A large number from this com
munity went to White Lake on a
truck Sunday. Many others went
on cars.
Miss Merle Cope is spending
some time in Durham with Mr. C.
Cope and family.
Roma Wilder was the Saturday
night guest of Roy Driver of Emit.
Mr. Jessie High and family were
Sunday guests of Mr. A. T. Hgh of
Wendell.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Greene of
Raleigh visited Mr. D. M. Greene
and family Sunday.
PILOT
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Alford spent
the week end with Mrs. O. D. Stal
lings.
Mrs. Oris Pearce of Pearces
spent a few days with Mrs. B. B.
Brantley recently.
Mr. Kenneth Cone, Davis Bell,
Orbie Mullins, Berkley Upchurch
and Junior Carlyle went to White
Lake Friday afternoon and return
ed Sunday.
The girls that went to White
Lake last week returned Sunday
and one of the chaperones fell in
the sand and left some of his skin
there.
Miss Louise Weaver, Franklin
County’s Home Demonstration
Agent, visited Mrs. J. M. Stallings
Friday afternoon.
Pilot school will open September
1, 1938.
Mr. H. E. Stallings is sick.
Miss Wilma Phillips has return
ed from Manteo where she saw
The Lost Colony.
Mis. N. D. Green died early Sat
urday morning. Funeral services
were held Sunday afternoon at the
Pilot Baptist Church. The services
were conducted by the Rev. Ford
A. Burns and Rev. A. A. Pippin.
Burial was at the family cemetery.
SPORTS
Wednesday afternoon we were
defeated by Archer Lodge, 5-10 at
Archer Lodge.
Saturday we defeated Archer
Lodge, 15-6, at Pilot.
One of our ball players, Mr. Pig
gy Smith, has gone home. There
were many tears shed when he
left by both young and old.
WAKE X ROADS
The people of this community
are in deepest sympathy for our
pastor in the loss of his father,
Mr. Henry Poole, who died on
Monday, Aug. 2. The funeral ser
vice was held August 23 at
Knightdale church.
Mrs. Edwin Perry seems to be
almost well again.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cooke and
family of Neuse spent Sunday at
the home of their son, Mr. Walter
Cooke.
Mr. David Liles spent the week
end at the home of his uncle, Mr.
Johnnie Taylor of Wake Forest.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Massey
and family spent Sunday at Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Holden’s.
Mrs. Horace Poole and family
visited Mrs. Arthur McDade Sun
day. She has been ill in Mary
Elizabeth hospital for some time,
but is able to return home now.
The family of Mr. Horace Poole,
Mr. Serenic Blackley and Mr. Ru
fus Poole enjoyed a fine barn sup
per Saturday night at Horace
Poole’s home. The supper consist
ed of Brunswick stew, fish, barbe
cued chicken, bread and iced tea.
There were 18 present and every
one had a fine time.
Miss Louise Pow ell of Wake For
est spent a few days with Jose
phine Powell recently.
Miss Josephine Powell is spend
ing the week w'.t 1 i sister, Mrs.
C. C. Coghill of Henderson.
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1 My Neighbor
Says :=
A teaspoon of vinegar added to
home-made ayrup will keep it from
candying after it stands.
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To remove cocoa stains from
linen tablecloths sprinkle stains
with borax and soak in cold water.
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Eggplant stuffed with savory
stuffing moistened with tomato juice
makes a good vegetable dish for
dinner or luncheon.
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When making griddle cakes, melt
2 tablespoons of shortening and add
to the batter. This eliminates all
need of greasing the griddle, saves
time and there is no smoke.
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When adding dates to mixtures to
be cooked, soak the dates in enough
water to cover them, remove the
stones and the dates will be soft and
blend well with the other ingredi
ents.
• • •
Add only enough water to the
flour in making pie crust to hold the
dry ingredients together in a lump
so that the mixture may be rolled
out in a sheet. Too much water
makes the crust tough. (
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The D’s Os Drink
Dr. Haven Emerson in his book,
“Alcohol and Man,” pointed out that
in a certain test based on one cubic
centimeter, a drinker of alcoholic
beverages was dry and decent after
having absorbed less than one milo
gram. At 2 milograms he became
delighted and devilish, at 3 he was
delinquent and disgusting, at 4,
dizzy and delirious, at 5, dazed and
dejected and dead drunk at more
than 5.
Grass In Peanuts
Many peanut fields in Virginia
and North Carolina have been re
ported as abandoned after heavy
rains brought on an extreme gras
sy condition, says E. Y. Floyd, of
State College.
Many Dare County fishermen,
after experiencing failure in the
water for years, have turned to ag
riculture as a means of livelihood.
Where'S
That safe is heavy without doubt,
And Elmer should not have rushed
out.
We blame no one for angry shout.
And we can say we join you
In wondering what that safe will
do
In smashing things before it’s
through.
The only thought that can console
'When accidents we can’t control
And furniture no more is wTiole,
Is knowing that one can replace
The “busted” things in every space
With furnishings of style and
grace
aHhc Zebulon
SUPPLY COMPANY
PRISON POPULATION UP
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Raleigh, Aug. 16—(AP) Thk
penal division reported today that
it had an average population of
9,206 persons each day during July,
including those in istitutions. Thene
were 9,250 prsoners on hand Ju y
1, 10,772 were handled during tl ie
month, and the total rose to 9,2’ 3
on hand August 1.
WILSON STAGES BIG PA RAC E
The City of Wilson is much in
the spotlight this week because of
the Tobacco Festival staged the re.
Beginning on Monday with an i im
mense safety parade followed b; r a
broadcast on safety, a sing an< 1 a
free moving picture emphasTzMß
safe driving, th day’s festiviMH
ended with a street masqurade ®H
at night, when a crowd estimM®
at 10,000 turned out.
AUTO VICTIMS YOUNI
More persons between the
of 20 to 24 years died from :
mobile accident injuries tha,
any other age group, the 1
Census Bureau reports.
A recent survey by Ray E. 1
ley, rural sociologist at lowal
College, indicated that morJ
one-half of the rural child™
lowa leave home, and of thefl
out of five leaves the state. I
Definite results are now®
seen from the 100 pounds o|
superphosphate which G. H®
Jackson county farmer, u®
his pasture,. Earlier grass I
thicker sod have resulted. H
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Most Johnston County 4-H Club
boys are doing a good job of carry
ing on their projects and keeping
accurate records, reports the as
sistant farm agent.
By using improved methods,
Mrs Q S Leonard, Rout 4, Louis
burg, has cut her turkey mortality
from 40 per cent last year to aero
this year.
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