FRIDAY, FEBRUARY NINTH, 1940
SOCIETY
MRS. THEO. B. DAVIS, Editor
Pleas* send local or personal item* to the RECORD shop by Tuesday night, if possible
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. West have
moved into one of the first-floor
apartments of the house formerly
known as the Davis home, now
owned by Miss Inez Pitts.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ward Alex
ander have taken an apartment
with Mrs. Victoria Gill. Mr. Alex
ander is the new science teacher
at Wakelon.
T. C. Pippin and son, Harold,
have recently recovered from at
tacks of influenza.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Mangum,
Jr., of Wake Forest, announce
the birth of a son, John William,
111., on February 3 at Rex Hos
pital. Mrs. Mangum before her
marriage was Miss Lorraine King
of Youngsville.
Her friends here will regret to
knw that the home of Mrs. Lucille
Umstead Long at Bahama was
damaged by fire last Saturday.
An oil stove is said to have caused
the blaze, which was confined to
the kitchen and rear of the house.
Mrs. Claude Dunn and little
daughter returned to Maccles
field Thursday after a visit with
relatives here. Mrs. Dunn’s sister,
Miss Annie Pearl Liles, went
home with her to stay a few days. |
Miss Mary Barrow entertained at
luncheon at Carolina Pines on
Thursday of last week, honoring
Misses Epsie Fuller of Lumberton ■
and Annie Louise Steele of Rock
ingham, brides-elect of March.
Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Massey and
daughters, Beth and Mary Gordon,
were called to Creedmoor Friday ,
morning by the critical illness of i
Mrs. Massey’s mother, Mrs. Mary
O’Dear. Mrs. Rigsby Massey, a ,
niece of Mrs. O’Dear, went with ,
them. Mrs. O’Dear was found to «
be suffering from yellow jaundice, (
which is complicated by her having \
been an invalid for years. The Mas- \
seys have been going to Creedmoor
each day, and report that doctors j
hold scant hope for Mrs. O’Dear’s
recovery. i
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Two families are now occupying 1
the house vacated by the H. E. <
Manns when they moved to their
newly-built home on Gannon Ave.; ■
the C. E. Seawells and Mrs. Alvah
Bunn having moved where the
Manns formerly lived.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Daniels have
moved into the apartment in the
R. R. Creech home that was recent
lay vacated by the S. P. Gills who
have gone to Wake Forest.
Any woman who would like a
45 minute consultation with a
Beauty Expert should communi
cate with the Zebulon Drug Com
pany. Only ten appointments
may be made for each day and it
is important for those interested
to make their dates early to
avoid disappointment. Miss Park
is to be here for a week, beginning
Monday. See ad in this issue.
Mrs. Oris Horton and daughter
Jeanette spent last weekend in
Durham visiting Mrs. Harvey Mar
shall and Miss Katie B. Anderson.
Mr. Horton spent Sunday in Dur
ham with them.
Miss Catrina Gill is in a Tar
boro hospital suffering from influ
enza. Her condition is thought to
be not serious, but as she was away
from home it was thought best to
take her to the hospital. She is a
member of the Tarboro school sac-
ulty.
Margaret Brantley and Frances
Medlin of Pearces spent last week
with Mr. and Mrs. Orce Medlin near
Louisburg.
Louis Wade, son of Stacey W.
Wade of Raleigh and owner of
theatres in Apex and Fuquay
Springs, was a business caller at
the Record office Wednesday.
MISS MARION WHITLOCK
HONORED AT BRIDGE
Miss Marion Whitlock, bride
elect of February, was guest of
honor Wednesday evening when
Mrs. G. S. Barbee and Miss Hazel
Carowan entertained at the home
of the former.
Four tables w r ere arranged for
bridge and the playing resulted in
high score being made by Miss Ru
by Dawson, bath powder; floating
prize, valentine candy, Mrs. Russel
Temple. Mrs. Norman Screws was
presented a novelty pitcher. Miss
Whitlock received silver in her
chosen pattern.
Congealed salad, beaten biscuits
with ham, ritz, olives and tea was
served to the following:
Miss Marion Whitlock, Honoree,
Mrs. Norman Screws, Mrs. Russel
Temple, Miss Marie Watson, Miss
Ruby Stell, Mrs. W. C. Campen,
Miss Biddie Campen, Miss Marga
ret Tharrington, Mrs. H. C. Wade,
Miss Ruby Dawson, Mrs. Eugene
Privette, Mrs. J. R. Alford, Mrs.
Julian Horton, Mrs. Graham Conn,
Mrs. T. L. Moore and Mrs. Jesse
W. Narron.
On Friday evening Mrs. L. E.
Long entertained with bridge as a
courtesy to Miss Marion Whitlock
whose wedding to Lew r is Marshall
Phelps of Mebane will be solemniz
ed in the Wendell Methodist Church
on February 14. Five tables were
set for contract bridge. Mrs. Long’s
daughter, Mary Sue, presented at
tractive bridal tallies to each guest
upon arrival.
At the conclusion of play, high
score was received by Mrs. Charles
Flowers. Low by Mrs. Wallace
Chamblee and bingo, by Mrs. Nor
man Screws. Miss Whitlock, the
honoree, was presented silver in her
chosen pattern, while Mrs. J. W.
Narron, recent bride, was presented
a piece of china.
Congealed salad, dainty sand
wiches, ritz, pickle and coffee were
served.
The guests included Miss Marion
Whitlock, Mrs. Norman Screws,
Mrs. Eugene Privette, Mrs. Leon
Thompson, Mrs. C. V. Whitley, Mrs.
Julian Horton, Mrs. R. H. Brantley,
Mrs. J. R. Alford, Miss Biddie
Campen, Mrs. W. C. Campen, Mrs.
G. S Barbee, Mrs. C. E. Flowers,
Mrs. Jack Hinton, Mrs. R. Vance
Brown, Mrs. H. C. Wade, Mrs.
Graham Conn, Miss Ruby Stell,
Mrs. Wallace Chamblee, Miss Ruby
Dawson, Mrs. J. W. Narron, Mrs.
Donald Stallings and Mrs. Avon
Privette.
philatheas meet
The Philatheas met with Mrs.
Julian R. Horton Monday evening.
Mrs. J. M. Whitley had charge of
a splendid program, with the theme
of self denial running all through
it.
Mrs. Whitley herself spoke brief
ly of daily Christian living and self
denial; of the March of Dimes to
help in the fight of Itifantile par
alysis; of the European situation
and intense suffering all about us;
challenging the class with the ques
tion: Are we doing our duty as
Christians ?
THE ZEBULON RECORD
Mrs. A. S. Hinton read the de
votional from Mark and Cor. after
which Mrs. Herring led in a pray
er for deeper consecration. Mrs.
A. N. Jones brought beautiful
thoughts on self-denial and chal
lenged the class to think them thru,
closing with the question: What
will you do about selfdenial in
1940?
After this the class sang Give of
Your Best to the Master. Mrs. P.
F. Massey gave some scripture
references on self-denial, closing
with the beautiful poem “Others”,
after which the class again sang
Living for Jesus.
Mrs. E. C. Daniel presided over
the business session and suggested
that we install in our classroom a
self denial deposit box. The class
voted to do this, also that we put
on a membership and attendance
drive for three months at the close
of which the losing side entertain
the winners.
The hostess served refreshments.
The whole program was highly
gratifying to the teacher because
it showed deeper consecration on
the part of the class.
The Teacher.
FEEDING BABY CHICKS
As soon as the chicks are placed
under the canopy they should be
fed buttermilk or sour skim milk
and have access to dry mash and
water. Cooked infertile eggs, left
over from the first candling, will
also give excellent results. The
mash should be fed in hoppers and
placed near the source of heat.
Grain feed may be given after the
first seven to ten days. This should
be fed two or three times a day
and placed in the mash hoppers on
top of the mash. It is very essen
tial that plenty of mash hopper
space be supplied so that the chicks
may all eat at the same time.
WENDELL
THEATRE
Night Shows start 7 P. M.
and 8:30. Night 7 and 8:45
Matinees Mon., Tues., Wed. and
Thurs., at 3:30
Fri., Feb. 4
“ANOTHER THIN MAN"
with William Powell
and Myma Loy
Also Comedy & Cont.
Saturday, Feb. 10—
“OKLAHOMA CYCLONE”
With Bob Steele
“Dick Tnacy’s G-Men”—No. 2
and Comedy
Sunday, Feb. 11
“BALALAIKA”
with Nelson Eddy
and Ilona Massey
Also Comedies
Mon. & Tues., Feb. 12 Ak 13—
“Oil, JOHNNY, HOW YOU
CAN I/OVE”
with Tom Brown
and Peggy Moran
Also Comedies
Wednesday, Feb. 14—
“STRANGER FROM TEXAS”
with Charles Starrett
“Mandrake the Magician” No. 3
“Our Gang” Comedy
Thurs. & Fri., Feb. 15 & 16—
“REMEMBER”
with Greer Garson
and Robert Taylor
Coming—
“ Green Hill”
“Hunchback of Notre Dame”
“Babes In Arms”
“Swiss Robinson Family”
Management
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TO THE LADIES:
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Cara ?{ome Specialist, Miss Bess Par\, to conduct Cara J
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♦ 2 lbs. PURE COFFEE for 25c ♦
♦ 3 lbs. PURE COFFEE for 35c ♦
t 1 pt. JOHNSON’S GLO-COAT for 59c 7
X 1 qt. JOHNSON’S GLO-COAT for 98c X
♦ 8 oz. PASTE WAX for 39c ♦
♦ 1 lb. PASTE WAX for 59c ♦
♦ KLEEN FLOOR DUSTER for 49c 7
} GLO-COAT APPLIER for 20c X
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JOEL McCREA NANCY KELLY 3
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TONY MARTIN EDITH FELLOWS 3
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cessary if a timber famine is to be
averted, say State and Federal
foresters.
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