FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1938
SOCIETY
MRS. THRO. & DAVIS, Editor
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PRAYER FOR A NEW MOTHER
The things she knew let her for
get again—
The voices in the sky, the fear,
the cold,
The gaping shepherds and the
queer old men
Piling their clumsy gifts of foreign
gold.
Let her have laughter with her
little one;
Teach her the endless, tuneless
songs to sing;
Grant her the right to whisper to
her son
The foolish names one dare not call
a king.
Keep from her dreams the rumble
of a crowd, •
The smell of rough-cut wood, the
trail of red,
The thick and chilly whiteness of
the shroud
That wraps the strange new body
of the dead.
Ah, let her go, kind Lord, where
mothers go
And boast his pretty words and
ways, and plan
The proud and happy years that
they shall know
Together when her son is grown
a man.
Dorothy Parker.
Mr. Roland Price of Durham
visited his sister, Mrs. Robert
Phillips, Saturday night.
Mr. Douglas Cooke of Fort
Bragg spent the week end in the
home of Mrs. Will Liles where
Mrs. Cooke has been staying since
being sick. She is better now.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Na
than Horton is very much im
proved in appearance since being
painted.
Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Richson will
soon move near Bailey with Mrs
Richson’s father.
The Irby Gills and the Robert
Dawsons have moved into their
attractive new homes on North St.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Comer, Sr., of
Raleigh with their son and daugh
ter, Bruce and Ethel visited their
son, J. B. Comer, Jr., and family
here Sunday.
The Ted Davises of Goldsboro
and baby daughter, Lynne, visited
in the Theo. Davis home Satur
day night and Sunday. The J. M.
Potters of Raleigh and their sons,
Jack, Bob, and Eric, were also in
the Davis home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Venable and
sons, Woodson and Joe, have taken
an apartment at the Philette sta
tion and will keep house, after hav
ing spent some time visiting rela
tives since their return from the
I<SS« LISTEN! |
Don’t hunt for a place Jjj
Christmas Needs jj§
vkr You can get them at
Temple’s Market fj
Meats —any kind —for your Christmas dinner.
Flour—to make the finest cake.
Fruits and nuts —all kinds. sj[
A general line of candies —cakes.
TEMPLE’S MARKET I
Phone 2271 Zebulon, N. C. ;iij
Canal Zone. Mr. Venable plans to
remain in the states but has, as
yet, made no definite decision as to
his permanent location.
Frank Massey, Charles Win
stead, and Warren Pace have en
rolled as students in one of the
leading correspondence schools.
This shows a determination to
make the best use of both time and
opportunities, and is to be com
mended.
Leslie Garner of the United
States Navy has been spending
some time with his aunt and uncle,
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Mann.
Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Conyers and I
children of Rocky Mt.; Mr. andj
Mrs. Guy Lee and children of
Smithfield; Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Chamblee of Waverley, Va., visited
the W. H. Chamblees last Sunday.
W. H. Chamblee and son, D. D.
Chamblee, visited the former’s son,
Josiah Chamblee, and family in
Richmond, Va., Monday, returning
home Tuesday.
A. D. Antone is among the owners
of big hogs. He had one that
weighed 400 pounds when killed
this week.
Mrs. Herman Finch of Spring
Hope yisited Mrs. F. D. Finch on
Tuesday of this week.
MISS EDDINS MARRIES
SUNDAY
Os interest here are the follow
ing invitations which have been
sent:
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fester Ed
dins request the honour of your
presence at the marriage of their
daughter, Creola, to Mr. Raymond
Forest Hendricks Sunday evening,
the eighteenth of December, at
half after eight o’clock. At home,
Zebulon, N. C.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Watkins
announce the birth of a daughter,
Jenny Vee, on December 9, at their
home on Gannon Avenue. Mother
and baby are doing nicely.
BELL-McGEE
Announcement is made of the
marriage of Miss Dorothy McGee,
daughter of Mrs. Wiley McGee
and the late Mr. McGee of Zebu
lon, to Royall Bell, son of Mr. and
Mrs. H. M. Bell of Pilot. The cere
mony was performed by J. L.
Palmer on December Bth in Louis
burg. Mr. and Mrs. Bell will
make their home in Zebulon.
birthday supper
On Wednesday night of last
week a birthday supper was served
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Phillips, honoring Mr. Phillips
and Mrs. Phillips’ father, Mr. M.
A. Price of near Raleigh. Supper
was served buffet style. The table
bore as centerpiece a lovely bowl
of red rose buds, with white can- I
dies. It was a surprise for those
honored to see so many relatives
and friends gathered to celebrate.
Many lovely gifts were received.
Games were played and all had a
nice time. It was regretted that
some of the family were absent
because of sickness.
Among those present were: Mr.
and Mrs. P. P. Perry, Christine
and Elwood Perry; Mr. and Mrs.
Arkell Phillips, Nettie Ruth and
Harvey Phillips; Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Creech, Mrs. Waylon Hood,
Mr. and Mrs. Lennie Liles, Dorcas,
Mary Ellen and Kenchin Liles, Mr.
and Mrs. Elvess Phillips and
daughter, Margaret; Mrs. Neuba
Bolden; Mr. and Mrs. M. A.
Price and children, Mary and
Clifton; Mrs. Hattie Rickson, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Phillips and
children, Gloria, Bobby and Bettie
Jeanne.
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
The Elite Beauty Salon invites
patrons to visit the establishment.
Beginning at nine o’clock Monday,
Dec. 19, the first hundred cus
tomers served in the Salon will re
ceive a useful Christmas gift, at
tractively wrapped. Mrs. Nellie
Kemp, owner. Grace Southall, as
sistant.—adv.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
On Saturday afternoon, Dec. 10,
Gloria Mae Phillips celebrated her
eleventh birthday by entertaining
some friends at her home with a
party. She had a pretty white
cake with pink candles, with a gen
eral color scheme of pink and
green. She received many lovely
gifts. All enjoyed refreshments
and games.
Iqm IF TS EsarisJ
iMMEndurWChar^li
I or Christmas §
1 You will find in “the New Store” §
|yj Ijßr Zebulon’s Shopping Center, |
j& a gift of charm and service for any friend or loved one, and at a S
P price within your ability to pay. g
m SHOES Every style and size for everybody. w
m HATS For men, women and children. ms
m HOSE—A complete line of sox and hosiery. 9
m DRESSES Styles for house, street, party. 9
m SUITS For fitting the whole family. 9
m PRINTS The most beautiful ever seen here. 9
S NOTIONS Ties, Handkerchiefs, belts, and any other article of 9
p wearing apparel. g
jl& All first quality and at the lowest prices. w
I BAER & SONS I
| ZEBULON, N. C. g
Present were: Emma Vic Gill,
Rachel Bunn, Carrie Lee Ellis,
Mary Gordon Massey, Clara
Joyce Rhodes, Allene Ellis, Retha
Pearce, Beth Massey, Ann Pearce,
Mack Hocutt, Gloria, Bobby and
Bettie Jean Phillips, Alma Lou
Pearce and Mrs. Franklin Pearce,
a cousin who has the same birth
day as Gloria Mae.
Os interest here is the following
announcement. The bride is a reg-
I A Good Place To Spend I
Christmas Holidays £
PLAY POOL AT g
RUNT’S POOL ROOM 1
ZEBULON, N. C. £
IWakelon Theatre |
ZEBULON, NORTH CAROLINA ft
Thursday and Friday, Dec. 15 & 16 ft
ERROL FLYNN BETTE DAVIS JZ
“THE SISTERS” S
Saturday, Dec. 17 ft
GEORGE O’BRIEN KAY SUTTON ft
“LAWLESS VALLEY” £
Sunday, Dec. 18 A
LOUISE RAINER FERNAND GRAVET ft
“THE GREAT WALTZ” ft
Monday, Dec. 19 *s®
THE RITZ BROS. ETHEL MERMAN A
“STRAIGHT, PLACE AND SHOW” ft
Tuesday, Dec. 20
JACKIE MORAN MARCIA MAE JONES A
“BAREFOOT BOY” ft
Wednesday, Dec. 21 ft
MARGARET LINDSAY JOHN LITEL SO
“BROADWAY MUSKETEERS” ft
Thursday and Friday, Dec. 22 & 23 ft
FRED MacItfURRAY RAY MILLAND jg
“MEN WITH WINGS” ft
A Cavalcade of Aviation in Technicolor *3
GIVE TICKET BOOKS FOR CHRISTMAS
istered nurse and is also socially
popular.
Mrs. Mamie H. Kimball
announces the marriage of h«r
daughter
•Lina Virginia
to
Mr. George L. Kinlaw
on Friday, the fourth of November
nineteen hundred and thirty-eight
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
At home: 2611 East Preston Street
Baltimore, Maryland.
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