FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1939
MRS. THEO. B. DAVIS, Editor
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Mrs. Jimmie Allen, who has
been visiting her parents, the J.
G. Kemps, has returned to her
home at Waynesville.
Wakelon Schools holds no
classes today because of the State
Educational Association’s meeting
which the teachers wish to attend,
and for which provision is made
by allowing them the holiday
from schoolroom work.
Charles Hinton arrived at home
last Friday from a Baltimore
hospital where he recently under
went an appendectomy. He will
be here until fully recovered be-i
fore returning to Hjis work inj
Towson, Md.
Mrs. C. G. Weathersby was
kept in by illness during the first
part of this week. j
J. E. Carter, who has been sick
for a week, is once more able
to be out a part of the time.
Miss Catrina Gill was at home
from Tarboro for the week-end
with her mother, Mrs. Victoria
Gill.
Dr. andi Mrs. C. E. Flowers
visited their son, Cadet Charles
Flowers, at the Citadel, Charles
ton, S. C., last week.
Miss Dorothy Winstead of Ral
eigh spent Monday night here
with her sister Mrs. Allan Pip
pin.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Daniel went
last Sunday to a family reunion
at the home of Mr. Daniels’ fath
er, J. M. Daniel of Moncure.
Dr. and Mrs. Julius Sader have
moved to Bailey from Red Oak,
where they will make their future
home. Dr. Sader will practice
medicine in Bailey. His office is
located in the Etheridge Drug
store building.
MISS JONES HONOR
GUEST AT PARTIES
Mesdames B. F. Ivey and R.
V. Brown complimented Miss
Dorothy Jones with a bridge party
on last Friday evening in the
home of Mrs. Ivey. Yellow and
White chrysanthemums were used
in decorations.
Mrs. L. H. Massey won bath
powder as high score prize; Mrs.
Russel Temple being awarded
linen handkerchiefs for low score.
To Miss Jones, bride-elect went a
special gift of two bread and but
ter plates in her chosen pattern
of china.
The hostesses served frozen
fruit salad with sandwiches,
crackers, cakes, nuts, and coffee.
Present were: Miss Dorothy
Jones, Mesdames J. F. Coltrane,
Wallace Chamblee, Graham Conn,
Wallace Temple, Eugene Privette,
F. L. Page, M. B. Chamblee, L.
M. Massey, W. D. Spencer, Ral
eigh Alford, Russel Temple, Wil
lard Gill, A. S. Hinton, E .H.
Moser, F. E. Bunn, E. C. Daniel,
C. V. Whitley; Misses Marian
Whitlock and Ruby Dawson.
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On Thursday evening Mes
dames R. H. Jenkins and Donald
Stallings and Miss Marie Wat
son ente’rtained at bridge honor
ing Miss Dorothy Jones, bride
elect. The Jenkins home was
beautified with handsome ar
SOCIETY
rangements of large chrysanthe
mums in white and yellow.
I High score prize, bath pow
der, was won by Mrs. G. L. Har
ris, Mrs. Frank Kemp winning
low, linen handkerchiefs. To Miss
Jones was given a corsage of
pink rosebuds and a cake plate in
her pattern of china.
Refreshments of pressed chick
en salad, heart-shaped pimento
cheese sandwiches, crackers, po
tato chips, apple butter rolls,
bridal mints, and coffee were
served.
Besides the guest of honor and
prize winners those present were:
Mesdames Russel Temple, B. F.
Ivey, L. M. Massey, Graham
Conn, Eugene Privette, Leon
Thompson, Robert Dawson, M.
W. Chamblee, J. G. Kemp, P. S.
Bacon, C. V. Whitley, A. S. Hin
ton, J. R. Alford, H. C. Wade,
R. V. Brown, T. L. Moore, G. S.
Barbee, F. L. Page, L. H. Jones, i
W. A, Allman, G. R. Massey, Al- 1
lan Pippin; Misses Marion Whit
lock, Ruby Dawson and Hazel
Carowan.
MISS JONES HONORED
BY MRS. THOMPSON
Among the loveliest of autum
nal social events hede wa,s on
Saturday evening when Mrs. Leon
Thompson entertained at her
home honoring Miss Dorothy
Jones, bride-elect of this month.
Eight tables were appointed in
the bridal motif and placed in a
setting of white chrysanthemums
and fall flowers carrying out the
colors of white and green.
After a number of progressions
Miss Ena Dell Anderson received
high score, Mrs. Charles E. Flow
ers second high and Miss Mar
ian Whitlock low.
The honoree was presented
with gold salt and pepper shak
ers.
In a setting of white chrysan
themums illuminated by soft
candlelight, the hostess assisted
by Mesdames G. R. Massey and
L. H. Jones, mother of the bride
elect, served molded bridal ices,
wedding cakes, heart shaped
mints and nuts, each carrying out
the green and white motif.
Those present were: Mesdames
C. V. Whitley, C. E. Flowers, W.
C. Campen, F. D. Finch, G. S.
Barbee, W. D. Finch, L M. Mas
sey, 11. C. Wade, Russel Temple,
F. E. Bunn, E. H. Moser, Wallace
Chamblee, R. H. Brantley, A. V.
Medlin, Charles Weathersby A. R.
House, John Kemp, Jimmie Allen,
Eugene Privett, F. L. Pge, S. P.
Bacon; Misses Dorothy Jones,
Ruby Dawson, Marian Whitlock,
Marie Watson, Mary Palmer, Lee
Sitton, Joe Dunlap, Ena Dell
Anderson, Annie Lou Alston,
Frances Barrett, Dorothy Toler.
SENIORS HONOR MR. MOSER
(By JUANITA FERRELL)
Members of the T'v f'v class
met at the Baptist church Mon
day evening at six o’clock. We
were on the porch and singing
“Happy Birthday To You” a few
minutes later in Mr, Moser’s
home. Mr. Moser was very much
surprised to open the door and
see the class so happy and gay.
Bobby Alford, our president,
presented the gift with a speech.
He received a billfold and ring
key set. The cake was brought in.
It was a beauty, trimmed with
red and white roses. On the top
was written “Happy Birthday Mr.
Moser.”. The cake was cut and
each one served. Everyone left
with a smile.
THE ZEBULON RECORD
Miss Doris Eddins is recovering
from an attack of Pleurisy ,and
is now able to sit up a part of the
time.
Mrs. Wayland Hood was in the
Record office Thursday to sub
scribe for the paper for her son’s
wife, Mrs. Aubrey Hood of Mor
risville.
C. I. Robinson of Garlandl,
clerk of the Eastern Association,
was in Zebulon Thursday on
business connected with the print
ing of the minutes of his associa- 1
tion.
MISSES RICHARDSON
ENTERTAIN FOR
BRIDAL COPLE
On last Saturday night, Misses
Anne and Caroline Richardson en
tertained at a Hallowe’en party
at their country home “Rosedale j
Manor” near Wendell, honoring j
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Jones of 1
Raleigh, who were married earlier
in the fall. Mrs. Jones was for
merly Miss Elma Joyner of Rox
boro, and was a roommate of
Caroline Richardson in college.
The home was attractively dec-1
orated with lovely fall flowers I
and Hallowe’en decorations were
arranged throughout the front
of the house. In the dining room
and sun porch Hallowe’en pump
kins and balloons were seen. The j
dining room table was arrangedj
with a lovely Irish linen cloth and |
centerpiece of fall flowers with
candles at the ends of the table.
Music was furnished during the
evening by Misses Margaret Lew
is and Susie Hester at the piano
and singing by Joe Richardson.
Dancing was enjoyed.
Refreshments Were served by
the hostesses, assisted by Miss
Jane Blalock and Margaret Lu-1
kas of Wake Forest. Fruit punch
was served from an appointed
table with mixed sandwiches, ritz
crackers with cream cheese and
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peanuts. Contests stunts and
games were enjoyed and souve
nirs were given the guests.
Present were: Mr. and Mrs.
Dewey Jones, Major Jones, Mayo
Bailey, Crayton Williams and
Virginia Sumner of Raleigh; Fred
Hoyle of Zebulon, Miss Jane Bla
lock, Miss Margaret Lukas and
Dr. Harrell of Wake Forest, Miss
es Margaret Lewis, Frances Hen
derson, Sulou Williamson, Susie
Hester, Elaine Robertson; Joe
Richardson, Dwight Mattox, Ken
neth Herndon and Lonnie Knott
of Wendell and Russell Griffin
of Knightdale.
PARTIES HONOR MISS JONES
Miss Dorothy Jones, bride-elect,
was honored at two parties this
week, the first being given on
Tuesday evening by Mrs. Frank
Kemp who entertained with
bridge. The tables were placed in
a setting made more attractive by
massed chrysanthemums in yel
low and white.
Present were Misses Dorothy
Jones, Ruby Dawson, Marie Wat
son, Hazel Carowan, Marion
Whitlock; Mesdames Charles
Flowers, Norman Screws, H. C.
Wade, B. F. Ivey, A. V. Medlin,
C. V. Whitley, James Allen, Jul
ian Horton, R. V. Brown, Rus
sel Temple, Graham Conn. Miss
Jones was given a pickle fork in
her pattern of silver.
Playing resulted in high score
prize, a permanent, going to Mrs.
A. V. Medlin, and low score, a
facial and finger-wave, going to
Mrs. B. F. Ivey.
Refreshments of congealed
salad, pink and green sandwiches,
olive roses, ritz, and coffee were
served.
Mrs. L. H. Jones came in for
refreshments.
Mrs. J. G. Kemp and daughter,
Mrs. James Allen of Waynes
ville were hostesses in the Kemp
home on Wednesday evening,
complimentary to Miss Jones, the
occasion being a cake-cutting.
In addition to the honoree and
her fiance, J. W. Narron, the
following were present.
Mi. and Mrs. Robert Dawson,
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stallings,
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Screws,
Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Griffin, Mr.
and Mrs. Leon Thompson, Mr. and
Mrs. Russel Temple, Mr. and Mrs.
Sugene Privette, Mr. and Mrs.
Willard White, Mrs. L. H.
Jones; Misses Marie Watson,
Ruby Dawson, Marion Whitlock;
Douglas Finch, Robert D. Mas
sey.
From a prettily appointed table
the tiered and {decorate^ 1 wed
ding cake was cut and with it
were served punch, mints, nuts,
and coffee.
To Miss Jones was given a but
ter knife in her pattern of sil
ver.
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Wallace Chamblee, with Mrs.
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Jones Associate hostesses.
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Mr. D. E. McCarthy of Raleigh.
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