FRIDAY, MARCH 15, 1910.
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J MRS. THEO. B. DAVIS, Editor * *
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William Hoyle was home f r th
week end from Laurinburg, where
he is a member of the high school
faculty.
Mr. and Mrs. S. I\ Gill nnd baby
son came from Wake Forest Sun
day to visit Mrs. Victoria Gi l.
N. P. Stone of Winston-Salem
and his friend, Mr. Troutman, were
in Zebulon during the weekend, vis
iting the J. M. Whitleys, the C. V.
Whitleys and Mrs. Will Wiggs.
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Weathersby
and son, Charles Allen, spent the
weekend in Clever, Va., with Mrs.
mother, Mrs. A. L.
Williams.
Mrs. Kenneth Kennedy of Che
raw, S. C. was here with her par
ents, the J. K. Barrows, from Wed
nesday of last week until Sunday,
returning with Mr. Kennedy who
came up for the day.
Editor and Mrs. Davis appreciate
an invitation from Mrs. M. Mcßae
Faison to be present at the cele
bration of the one-hundredth anni
versary of the founding of St.
Mary’s Female Seminary, St. 1
Mary’s City, Md. Mrs. Fais n is j
a member of the faculty t>f this;
school, which is built upon the site
of the first settlement and the first
capital of the state. Open House
will be held with afternoon tea and
an appropriate program.
Mr. and Mrs. Carey Muse and
sons of Raleigh visited the J. V.
Coxes here on Sunday afternoon.
Miss Grace Southall, formally
with the Elite Beauty Salon, is now
employed in Baltimore. She is stay
ing with her sister who, before
marriage, v as M : ss Ruth Southall.
Miss Blanche Bryant came here
recently from Tarboro to take the
place in the Elite Beauty Salon
formally held hv Miss Southall.
Miss Margaret Barrow of Char
lotte was here for the week end
with her parents, the ,T. K. Bar- (
rows.
Mrs. Zellie N. Culpepper left for
New York Friday of last week to
visit her sister, Mrs. Joseph Kot
zum, and to attend a week of grand i
opera. Mrs. Culpepper will visit
relatives in Baltimore and Rich
mond cn her return home which i
will he the latter part of next w-eek. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Garland Godwin!
and baby of Henderson were the
week-er.d gimsts cf Mrs. Godwin’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Fere
bee.
Mrs. Harold Griffin of Glendale
School spent the week-end with
Miss Ruby Stell.
Mrs. Clifton Pippin is attending
the annual meeting of the Baptist
Woman’s Missionary Union in
Wilmington this week, repressi
ng the Wakefield societies.
Mr. and Mrs* Johnnie Hilliard
have moved from near Garner back
to their home in the Friendship
section. This is good news for
their many friends. Mr. Hilliard
was in the office on Friday of last
week to renew his Record subscrip
tion.
From Mrs. W. P. Howard (nee
Iris Massey) comes a note saying,
‘Please change my address from
Toldsboro to 94 Gleason Rd., Lex- ;
ington, Mass... I just can’t do;
without my Zebulon paper. We
ire living in Mass, now, and it is
aretty up here, but right now we
have about four feet of snow on
i the ground. I went skiing last
; Thursday.”
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Mrs. Hoyle at the Jiffy Grill
offers Sunday dimers that give
the h usekeeper without a mad a
chance to rest and en joy the com
panionship of her family. This
aft* has an A grade.
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t | JACK HINTON FIFTEEN
Ja k Hinton entertained at the
I home of hi parents, Mr. and Mrs.
| A'. S. Hinton, Friday evening cele-j
brating Ids fifteenth birthday.
Punch, cakes and mints were
served to: Missis Virginia Brid
get, Jean Flowers, Elsie Bunn,
Kitty Cox, Dot Horton and Court
ney Allen, and Wilbur Debnam,
Billy Green, Jack Gregory, J. K.
Watson, Wilbur Hales, Dave Finch
and R. 11. Brantley.
DOUBLE- EIGHTS ENT F R TAIN
Mr. and Mrs. Irby D. Gill enter
tained the Double Fight Bridge
Club Friday evening.
The living and dining rooms were
ensuite and decorated with spring
flowers.
Mrs. Wallace Chamblee received
I ladies high score prize and Robert
| Daw-son recieved high score for
men while A. V. Medlin was award
ed the consolation prize.
Ham sandwiches, baked scotch
pie and coffee were served to: Dr.
and Mrs. G. S. Barbee, Dr. and
Mrs. C. E. Flowers, Mr. and Mrs.
W. C. Campen, Mr. and Mrs. A. V.
Modlin, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Daw
son and Mrs. Wallace Chamblee.
NARRONS ENTERTAIN
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Narron en
tertained their bridge club Thurs
day night.
Mrs. Julian R. Horton received
ladies high score prize, silver salt
and pepper shakers, and Russel
Temple was awarded high score
for men, playing cards.
Date roll and coffee were served
to Mrs. Julian R. Horton, Mr. and
■ Mrs. Russel Temple, Mr. and Mrs.
' Eugene Privett and Mr. and Mrs.
leon Thompson.
BA RAC AS HAVE FISH FRY
Baptist Baracas under the lead
! ership of W. D. Spencer have made
notable progress in the last few
months. They celebrated w-ith a
j fish fry in the Masonic Hall on
; Wednesday right. With William
' Cheaves and B h Sawyer cooking,
jL. E. Long and W. D. Spencer
serving the hot fish, Zollie Cul
pepper pouring coffee, and every
member helping to make the oc
casion a happy one, “a good time
was had by all.”
The blessing was asked by
Prof. Hamrick. Special guests [
were: the pastor, G J. Griffin: |
former pastor, R. H. Herring; S.
S. Supt., L. M. Massey; Commis- j
sinner Jesse Kilpatrick. Approxi
mately 75 were present.
Every Baraca is proud of his
class and wants to make it still
better. Dug Spencer promises
another grand surprise in the near
future. Every man in the com
munity not affiliated with anoth
er class is cordially invited to
join us next Sunday morning at
9:45.
A Member.
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BIRTHDAY SOCIAL
Honoring Misses Martha and Mo
bile D.jbnam, Miss Loitie Debnam
I and Mrs. Lorni.- Strickland enter
tained at a birthday social in the
home of Miss Martha Debnam on
j Tuesday night, Match sth.
Many games were c :joyed. Re-
I freshm-.-nts -.ere .cry .! to the fol-
I liwing: Misses Martha, Mozelle,
1 anfl Lottie Di-bircn, Virginia and
i Elizabeth Alford, Violet and Helen
Chamblee, Ruth and Arlene Stal
lings, Hazel Mur ay, Mr. and Mrs.
L.omi Strickland, Mr Vincent and
Odell M- i ray, Daniel Brantley, and
Craig Chamblee.
Berdon Eddins is kept in this
week because of an injury suffered
last Saturday night when he slip
ped and cut his arm badly by run
ning it through the glass in the
gymnasium door at Wake) n. A
main artery was cut and he lost
considerable blood. First aid was
given by Coach Austin and in a
short while Dr. Flowers V : taken
the necessary stitches in the in
jured arm. His condition is as
good as could he expected. '
SURPRISE PARTY
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Misses Dimock Stalling-;. Merle !
Lewis, Hally Ray and Jemaria j
Lewis gaave Ned M dlin a surprize
party Thursday night at the home -
of Mrs. W. T. Phelps. Punch and ’
make were served to: Juatina *
Jones, Clida White Brantley, Nellie •
Rose Stalling-?, Foy Williams, Alice ,
Bunn, Rachel Pearce, Hally Ray, -
Merle Lewis, Jemaria T-ewis, Di
m-ck Stallings, On-al Phillips. Ne 1
Medlin, Bernice Brooks Williams,
Hilton Gay. Cameron Stallings,
Cadwin Cone and Bill Jams. After
the party they all went to see
“Swanee Rive
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CONFUCIUS
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BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
) Mr. and Mrs. Herman Eddins
announce the birth of a son, Hu
bert Franklin, at thei*- home in I
j Wakefield n Friday, March Bth.
MRS. E.L. PERRY
Mrs. E. L. Perry, <57, died at
her home in the Pearce communi
ty, Zebulon, Route 3, Wednesday
morning at 10:30, following a brief
illness.
Funeral services were held at
the home Thursday at 2 o’clock.
Survivors are three sons, L. D.,
J. W. and C. I>. Perry; a sister,
Mrs. Z. B. Johnson; a brother,
Willie Pearce, and several grand
children, all of Zebulon Route 3.
i HE LADIES’ SHOP—Dressmak
ing, Altering, Remodeling, and
Buttonholes, any size, special
ties. Mrs. Clifton Pippin,
Mrs. Bernice Finch.
FOR SALE!
Good I sod 6-Foot Kelvinafor
A Bargain at *25.00.
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shows 7:00 & 9:00; Sunday ni<>ht 8:30 p. m.
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RUPTURE
Shield Expert Here Again
E. J. M EINIIARDI, widely,
known Expert of C hicago, will
p rsenally be in Raleigh. N. C., at
the Sir Walter Hotel, Wednesday.
March 20th, from 10 A. M„ to 4
P. M. only.
MR. MEINHARDI says: The
Meinhardi Shield is a tremendous
improvement well known for
producing immediate results. It
prevents the Ruptme from pro
ti tiding in 10 days on the average
—regardless of size or location of
Rupture and no matter h< w hard
you work or strain. It has no leg
straps or cumbersome arrange
ments. (No Surgery or Injection
Treatments used.) Mr. Meinhardi
has been coming here for 15
years.
Caution: If neglected—Rupture
may cause weakness, backache,
constipation, nervousness, stomach
p iins, etc., or sudden death from
strangulation.
Men having large Ruptures
which have returned after Surgical
Operations or Injection Treat
ments are also invited. When ail
others fail see MEINHARDI. He
will be pleased to demonstrate to
you privately, without charge.
(Only men invited.) White only.
WANTED
Cotton Seed Meal, $1.50, Soy
Beans, Corn, Onions, Also
have Dynamite, Caps, Fuse.
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