FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1938
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THE QUEST ETERNAL I
By Margaret Widdemer *
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Where go ye, singing angel-bands all robed in red and gold, i
Hurrying in starry crowds along the snow-filled sky?
What seek ye, on this winter night, singing in the cold?
“We seek the Lord Christ Jesus in His lowly cattle-fold,
We sing of His white peace on earth, that .‘ hall not ever die.”
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Where go ye, Kings of Orient in silk and gold and vair, s
Pacing on your milk-white camels through the little town?
What look ye for more marvelous than all earth’s gifts ye bear? 1
“The Child most great and glorious, the Child most pure and fair! (
We ride to find His stable floor and there kneel down.” E
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Where go ye, simple shepherds all who haste so fast by night,
Leaving these your flocks and herds to wander as they will?
What thing can be more beautiful than this Star’s perfect light? x
“Nay this fair Star but leads us to the World's most perfect Light;
We seek the radiant Son of God past starry vale and hill.” £
Where go ye, all ye weary folk so wise in this world’s lore,
Hasting past your city streets so bright and wide and far? v
What thing can be more glad than these, the joys ye knew before? t
“O Love that lives and Christ that lives, our God that we adore!
The joy that lives forever we have found who find His Star!”
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—Good Housekeeping (New York). 1
Miss Vida Bell is home for vaca
tion from Murfreesboro, where she
teaches in the city school system.
Mrs. Ed Kemp has been for
some time in Mary Elizabeth Hos
pital for rest and treatment. She
improved enough to return home
Sunday.
Misses Gertrude Carter and Ru
by Bridgers of W. C. T. C., Cul
lowhee, are at their homes for the
holidays.
Miss Mary Iva Gay of E. C. T.
C., Greenville, is at home for
Christmas.
Miss Christine Conn had the
misfortune of twisting her ankle
while at her work in a Wilson
store last week. She has come
home to stay until well again.
Miss Kay Kemp will visit her
roommate, Miss Jane Thompson, in
Nutley, New Jersey during the
holidays from Meredith College.
Miss Iris Massey, senior at Me
redith, will visit in New York this
Christmas.
Mrs. Helen Whitley’s friends
here will be glad to know that she
is improving after having suffer
ed an attack of illness.
Ted Pippin is home from Oak
Ridge for the holidays, and his
sister, Miss Mary Gray Pippin, is
home from Meredith College.
Allen Greene of State College is
home for the Christmas vacation,
as is his sister, Miss Ruth Greene,
from Meredith College.
Miss Eunice Outlaw and Miss
Frankie Hall have arrived at their
homes from W. C. U. N. C., in
Greeensboro.
William Hoyle of State College
and Richard Hoyle of Wake For
est College are at home for Christ
mas. Their sister, Miss Jane Hoy
le, will enjoy a vacation beginning
with the closing of tl\e Spring
Hope school for the holidays.
Other Zebulon teachers at home
for Christmas are Miss Cabell
Campen from Nashville and Miss
Catrina Gill from Warrenton.
Miss Grace Stallings has been
in Rex Hospital for more than a
week following an operation for
appendicitis.
Miss Irene Pitts came from
Wake Forest to attend the Finch
reception Saturday evening and
to visit Zebulon friends.
Talmadge Harper arrived Sat
urday from Brevard Colleye, hav
ing traces of an injury received
in a football game. He is, how
ever, able to be out.
Visiting recently in the home of
the J. E Mclntires were Mr. Mc-
Intire’s sister, Mrs. George Gep
hart and Mr. Gephart, their son,
James, Mr. and Mrs. Nemo Wig
gins, all of Elizabeth, Pa. and Miss
Katheryn Coleman of Wilson, Pa.
They left on Sunday for their
homes.
Mrs. Lawrence Tracy and little
daughter, Julia Anne, visited rela
tives here from Monday until Wed
nesday of this week.
Sprite Barbee, who made the
varsity tennis team at Wake For
est College, will leave the first of
next week for Miami, Florida,
where he will play in match games.
He will also play in other points in
southern Florida as scheduled in
the tennis program.
Mrs. Alvah Bunn and chldren
have moved from Zebulon back to
their home in the country.
Fred Hoyle is home from Enfield
for the holidays.
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PERRY-JEANS
i On Saturday afternoon, Dec. 17,
• at 5:30 Miss Stella Mae Jeans,
i daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bud
Jeans of Louisburg, was united in
marriage to James P. Perry, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Harris Perry of
; Zebulon, R. 2. The ceremony was
performed before the necessary
witnesses in the home of the of
ficiating minister, Rev. Theo. B
’ Davis.
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Hendrick-Eddins
1 On last Sunday evening at B:3C
s o’clock in the home of her parents
Miss Creola Eddins, daughter o!
THE ZEBULON RECORD
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eddins of J
Wakefield, was married to Ray
mond Forest Hendricks of Nash
ville and Raleigh, the groom’s
brother being the officiating min
ister.
For the ceremony the couple
stood under an arch of evergreen
which was decorated with bells and
candles. The bride, who entered
with her father, was attended by
her sister, Miss Sarah Eddins. Her
small cousin, Ben Allen Rhodes,
carried in a calla lily the ring used
in taking the vows. Prior to the
ceremony Mrs. P. P. Pace at the
piano gave a program of music
and accompanied Mrs. T. C. Pip
pin, who sang.
For her mariage the bride wore
a costume of teal blue with black
accessories. Her flowers were
white.
Mr. and Mrs. Hendricks wil be
at home in Raleigh.
Miss Edna Earle Sexton arrived
on Tuesday night from Duke Uni
versity, where she is a member of
the senior class.
Ralph • House, student at Duke
University, will work in the Ra
leigh post office during the Christ
mas rush. i
Miss Ruby Temple is home for
the holidays from Rocky Mount
where she teaches Home Econom
ics in the city schools.
Billy Green wil spend the holi
days in New York with his teach
er, R. I. Johnson.
Birth Announcement
Born to Mr. and Mrs. L. B.
Chamblee of Zebulon, Route 1, a
girl, on December 20. Mrs.
Chamblee was formerly Miss Nel
lie Richardson of Wendell, R. 2.
Smith-Privette
Announcement is made of the |
marriage of Miss Joyce Privette,
(laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
• Privette of Pearces, to D. G. Smith,
son of Mrs. O. W. Smith of Oxford.
They were quietly married Novem
ber 21in Boykins, Va. Mr. and Mrs.
Smith will make their home in Ox
ford after the Christmas holidays.
Home Demonstration Club
The Wakefield Home Demon
stration Club will have their regu
lar meeting on Wednesday, Dec.
28.. The meeting will be at 2:00
p.m. All members are requested
to come-.to this meeting.. Mrs. Col
ey Arnold will be hostess.
ROTARY CLUB
Zebulon Rotarians heard a pro
gram of special music by Wake
lon’s Glee Club on last Friday
night. Two selections were given
by the group after which Billy
Bell sang a solo.
Mr. Moser spoke on “What Do
You think?’’ with regard to crop
control, the European situation,
and the present political situation
at home and abroad.
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GOLDEN WEDDING
One of the most enjoyable re
ceptions ever given in Zebulon was
on last Saturday evening when,
from eight o’clock until ten, call
ers congratulated Mr. and Mrs.
John I) Finch upon the fiftieth
anniversary of their marriage.
At the front door Dr. and Mrs.
J. F. Coltrane greeted guests who 1
I were presented to the receiving
line by Dr. and Mrs. L. M. Massey.
With the host and hostess stood
Mr. and Mrs. Wayland Finch; El
mer Finch and son, Douglas; Mrs.
Carl Harper and son Talmadge, of
Nashville; Dr. and Mrs. Sigma
Finch of Oxford and sons, Sigma,
Jr., John D. and Charlie B.; Mr. &
Mrs. L. E. Finch of Dillon, S. C.;
the Rev. B. F. E'oone, pastor of the
Zebulon Methodist church, and
Mrs. Boone; the Rev. Edgar Fish
er and Mrs. Fisher of Roanoke
Rapids. White chrysanthemums
and white carnations were used
with ivy in hall and living room.
Mrs. G. S. Barbee showed the
way to the dining room where at
a table covered with a hand-cro
cheted lace cloth Mesdames J. M.
Whitley and M. J. Sexton pour
ed coffee. Sandwiches, beaten bis
cuit, cheesestraws, cakes, mints,
and nuts were served by Mrs. C.
M. Revere of Raleigh, Mrs. Mamie
Britt of Oxford, and Mrs. C. V.
Whitley, assisted by little Misses
Mary Fisher Finch and Ruth Anne
Fisher. The table was centered ,
with a three-tiered wedding cake
appropriately decorated and flank
ed by white tapers in silver holders.
Mrs. F. D. Finch led the way
from dining room to hall where
Mrs. Guy Massey had charge of
the register. Mrs. L. E. Long
directed to the gift room where
Mrs. Robert Herring of Oxford
presided with Mrs. Donald Stall-
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Thursday and Friday, Dec. 22 & 23 a
FRED MacMURRAY RAY MIDLAND M
“MEN WITH WINGS”
A Cavalcade of Aviation in Technicolor
Saturday, Dec. 24
TEX RITTER THE WESTERNERS 2g
“WHERE THE BUFFALO ROAM”
Owl Show ;
JAMES ELLISON LUCILLE BALL
“NEXT TIME I MARRY” §
Sunday, December 25
MARGARET LINDSAY DICK FORAN ®
“HEART OF THE NORTH” ®
Matinee 2 to 6 p. m. Night 8:30 p. m.
Monday, December 26 ®
DONALD O’CONNOR JUNE TRAVIS oft
“TOM SAWYER, DETECTIVE”
Matinee 2 to 6 p. m. Night 7 to 11 p, m.
Tuesday, December 27 M
SONJA HENIE RICHARD GREENE &
“MY LUCKY STAR” ||
Wednesday, December 28 fflfc
WILLIAM BOYD GEORGE HAYES JR
“FRONTIERSMAN” Jg
Thursday and Friday, December 29 & 30
ROBERT DONAT ROSALINA RUSSELL jfe
“THE CITADEL”
ings. Goodbyes were said to Mrs.
R. V. Brown by the many who re
joiced with this loved couple over
the years they have had together.
The winner is the person who
takes advantage of a year’s sub
scription to The Zebulon Record
plus a year’s subscription to the
Pathfinder, every week from the
j nation’s capital, for the winning
price of $1.50.
Pay up your subscription if
you expect the Record after Jan.
White Spitz Puppies. Ready Now
Fine for Christmas Presents
MRS. RALPH BUNN
Woman’s Club Apt. Zebulon
PECANS —l5 c
Fancy Georgia Paper Shell Pecans,
15c per pound. 50 to 100 lbs. Schley
Pecans, extra fancy, per 100 lbs,
$20.00. Pecan Meats 40c per
pound. Good Pecans. Prompt ship
ment. Cash with order. We pre
pay all charges.
DORRIS SEED & PLANT CO.
Valdosta, Ga.
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ELITE BEAUTY SALON
Mrs. Nellie Kemp, Owner
Zebulon Phone 3721
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