North Carolina Newspapers

PAGE SIX COMMUNITY Correspondence PLEASANT HILL By MRS. T. Y. PURYEAR We are having such pretty weather. Most every one is busy at work, after spending most of their time at the fairs last week. You couldn’t judge prices Ih to bacco or war times by the crowds that went to the fair. A strange Negro man was in this section Sunday morning beg ging money he claimed to bury his baby that died the night be fore. Afterwards we learned he was spending it for strong drink and that he has no wife or chil dren here. Mrs. E. E. Hood of Boonville spent the week end with her mother-in-law, Mrs. E. W. Hood, Mrs. Hood went with her Sunday to spend a few weeks at Boon ville. We are sorry to hear of the death of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Liles’ baby. It had diphtheria. Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Puryear spent the week end at Mr. John Moody’s near Rolesville. Mrs. Richard Medlin of Pearces visited her daughter Mrs. David Denton, Sunday. Mrs. T. H. Williford of Beth any spent several days at F. Y. Puryear’s last week. Mrs. Charlie Harris and son and Mrs. Thornton Puryear en joyed the sermon by Tommy Steele, conductor of the Jimmy Johnson daily devotional program of W. P. T. F. at Beulah Sunday afternoon. HALESCHAPEL By RUBY MARTIN Mr. Guy Tippett, of Durham, accompanied by his boy friend, spent the week-end with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Tip pett. Messrs. Kenneth Perry, Duke Bunn, Bill Martin, Norris Bunn, Arthur Allen, and Kemp Vann were among those from our com munity that attended the State Fair last Friday. Miss Gertrude Bunn, who is in training at Mary Elizabeth Hos pital in Raleigh, spent Sunday with Miss Virginia Bunn. We are all very glad to know that Mrs. M. A. Bunn has return ed from the hospital and at pres ent time is staying with her son, Ralph, in Zebulon. Her condition is much better. PILOT By CAMERON STALLINGS The Y. W. A. met at the church Tuesday night. School here and at Bunn clos ed last Friday at noon so the teachers and pupils could attend the State Fair in the afternoon and night. Mr. Kenneth Cone of Campbell College spent Ist week end at home. Miss Mozelle Ray was home Sunday. xOur people are very busy now trying to sell their tobacco, as it seems to be giving them a lot of trouble Some of our farmers are carry ing their tobacco to Virginia where they say they can get it sold. Several of our people are at tending court this week. Among the jurors from Pilot are Messrs. W. K. Phillips, Baylus Bunn, W. H. Bunn. Broddie Martin and Floyd Lewis. ivoger’s X Road By MARGIE WILLIAMS Several people around here at tended the State Fair last week. Miss Ada Mae Williams spent | last week with Miss Ruby Mae Alford of Zebulon. Birthday Party Miss Pearl Price entertaained a number of her friends Satur day night Oct. 1 by having a birthday party. Those present were: Cleo High, Cramer Wilson, Doris and Grace Medlin, Margie and Bertha Williams, Rachel Stal lings, Alice and Lizzie Phillips, Christine Wilson, Naomi Driver, Lucille and Mary Ellen Hales, Ruth Price, Kathleen Bissett, Vir ginia Liggins, Audra Stallings, Thomas Bunn, Charles Lewis, George Lee Bissette, Daniel Tip pett, Hubert Bunn, C. L. Driver, Craven and Grady Hough, Gerald Bunn, Wilbur, Ceech, Calvin Hales, Clayon Bailey, Vester God win, Elbert Winstead, Ralph Bis sette, James Jones, Bill Espitt, Ollie Manning, Barnie High, Wil lie Dunn, Theo Ward, Sam Ba per, Vernon Ellis, Willard Deans, Julius Boykin, Lewis Driver and Douglas Stallings. They all re ported a very nice time. 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It is extremely prevalent at present in this section, and is contagious. Several cases have recently been communicated from one person to others, and the rem edy is hard to find. Phthisiophobia is the fear of tu berculosis when based on ignor ance. Those having it are pos sessed of a horror of tuberculosis and a dread of contracting it; but have entirely wrong ideas about prevention and cure. Its sufferings are unnecessary, but hard to remedy. The best cure and the only cure for phthisiophobia is educa tion as to proper procedure in tu bercular cases; plus a realization that tuberculosis is not a disease to inspire morbid fear and melan cholia. Tuberculosis needs to be un derstood and fought. Those who have it should have all possible .J.*********************** ! WENDELL I ! THEATRE J X WENDELL, N. C. | I Mat. 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Thursday 3:30 * 4 Coming— 2 J “I STOLE A MILLION” ? + “KING OF THE UNDER- + T WORLD” X X “GOODBYE MR. CHIPS” 4 help towards restoration to health; there need be little sym pathy for those who fear it, but will not try to learn what to do in order to escape it. Jas. E. Tharrington who was sent to prison to serve from 25 to 30 years for the killing of John McMillan must, according to a compromise verdict, pay the Mc- Millan estate $7,600. He was sued for $25,000, Professional Cards Business Cards DR. CHAS. E. FLOWERS Physician and Surgeon Office Hours 8:30 - 10 a.m. l-3 p.m. Phone Off. 2881—Res. 2961 ♦ —■—- + +++++++++++*++++++t+++++ X GEO. SPRITE BARBEE + Physician and Surgeon £ I Zebulon, N. C. 4 + Office Hours: Telephones: J f 9to 10 A. M. Residence 2781 * * 4 to 5 P. M. Office 3921 + **++++++++++++++++*++*+4 IRBY D. GILL Attorney & Counselor at Law Phone 2281 Zebulon, North Carolina Dr. J. F. Coltrane ii Dentist Office Hrs. 9-12:30—1:30-5 Dr. L. M. Massey Dentist Phone 2921 Hours 9a.m.tos p. m. Office in Zebulon Drug Bldg. APEX, N. C. Office days every Saturday and Monday Hours for eye examination: Saturday—9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday—9 a.m. to Noon. Other daya by appointment only Write or phone No. 10 O. K. WELLS WELDS O. K. EXPERT WELDING General Repair Work Horse-Shoeing W«ulefl N. C. **********4.*4.4.«AAAAaa • • ’..?..;.*****************< For Insurance Os All Kinds Accident, Indemnity, Automobile and —Farm Loans See D. D. Chamblee for Insurance »*************************•?-»:. *:«»:* **-:-*************, BUY SPRINKLE N. C. Regular Gas 19c Motor Oil 10c qt. Kerosene 9c gal. MORE MILES LESS COST Main Street Zebulon, N. C. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1939 Save Robeson And Save The State! Last week law enforcement of ficers captured 17 stills and 8,800 gallons of beer, nine men, a mule and a wagon in Robeson County. In four months they have captur ed over 100 stills. For lack of wood or stoves, perhaps these folks are getting ready for winter by warming up on the inside. PRIVETTE’S CAFE The new case. Full meals, all kinds of sandwiches and cold drinks will be aold. Give as a trial and go away satisfied. BARBECUE FOR SALE PLUMBING AND ELECTRICAL SERVICE BILL STRICKLAND Anywhere Any Time ■a—as—ia«—i—— ■■ ■■■«■ mm J. M. Chevrolet Co. — Oldsmobiles New and Used Cars Factory Trained Mechanics u ss aa- aa- aa^—»aa—-as——as—as— ■■■» .si —. J. A. KEMP & SON Groceries Dry Goods FUNERAL DIRECTORS Phone 2171 Little River Ice Co. Quality and Service Phone 2871 Carolina Power and Light Company NOW —Electricity is Cheap Phone 2511 i JOHNSON BROS. JEWELERS Watch Makers Jewelry Zebulon, N. C. r- - - .. - Everything To Build Anything Massey Lumber Co. Zebulon. N. C.