Friday, March 17, 1944
Zebulon Society
Cpl. Dwight Tant of Fort Dix j
New Jersey, recently spent three
days with his wife and infant
son, Steve at their home, Zebulon,
Route 2.
Mrs. Braxton Chamblee return
ed from the hospital Sunday af
ternoon, after having a tonsil op
eration from which she is recov
ering.
Miss Lucy May Curtis of Bal
timore is h ?re visiting her parents,
the P. G. Curtisses. She is em
ployed in an airplane plant.
Pvt. Robert P. Curtis has gone
back to Oklahoma after a week’s
stay with his parents, the P. G.
Curtisses. He is a member of the
Rainbow Division.
The G. R. Masseys entertained
at dinner Sunday, guests being
Rev. and Mrs. R. H. Herring, Rev.
and Mrs. G. J. Griffin and Rev.
and Mrs. Theo. B. Davis.
Eugene Privette arrived last
week on furlough. He is now sta
tioned at Ft. Bragg.
Jarvis W. Perry of Zebulon R.
3, is recovering from a
operation at Duke Hospital, and .
expects to return home soon.
San Antonia Aviation Cadet
Center. Texas.—Potential air
crewmen from North Carolina in
training at the San Antonio Avia
tion Cadet Center’s bombadier
navigator preflight school include
Ira E. Joyner, Navigation Cadet.
Charles Hardison, grandson of
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Jones of Bar
bee Street, celberated his eighth
birthday. Sunday March 12th.
He received lots of gifts. Games
were played, then dinne rwas ser
ved. A long cake with eight can
dles centered the table.
Happy birthday was sung then
Charles blew out the candles and
cut the cake.
Those present were, Johnnie
Pace. Billy Pace. Hazel Pace, Ed
ward Tippett. Evelyn Ruth Tip
pet, Reginald Pearce, Barbara
Hardison, all of Zebulon; Out of
town guests were Misses Ruby
Lee. Edna and Margaret Harris
of Sanford and C. W. Malone of
Raleigh.
Mrs. Ila Harris of Sanford is
spending a few days with her
moth<y\ Mi's. W. E. Jones on Bar
bee Street.
Gilmer Parrish, son of Mr. and |
Mrs. C E. Parrish, underwent an
appondertomv on Tuesday of last
week at Pex Hospital. Raleigh. He
was suddenly stricken while on
class at Wake Forest College. He
is now at his home on Zebulon.
Rt. 2, and will return to college as
soon as his recover will permit.
Mrs. Kenneth Dice and son
Kenneth, Jr. are visiting Mrs.
Dice’s mother. Mrs. Janet E. Conn.
Miss Christine Conn of Wil
mington visited her mother over
the weekend.
Mrs. Paul Glover is improving
nicely after an operation at R.ex
hospital.
When Ens : gn Frances Wall re
turned to Charleston, S. C., after
a visit here she found she had
been promoted. She is now a
lieutenant, junior grade.
Jack Gregory, son of Mrs. Helen
Gregory of Wakelon’s faculty, re
ceived his wings last Sunday at
Albany. Ga., and is now a lieu
ttenant in the Air Corps. Mrs.
Gregory left on Friday evening to
attend the graduation exercises.
Lt. Gregory came home with
his mother on leave.
William Poplin of the U. S.
Navy at Norfolk visited his ses
ter, Mrs» G. J. Griffin, last week.
«
Mrs. A. V. Medlin is again in
Rex Hospital for treatment and is
at present not allowed to see call
ers.
C. G. Weathersby has improved
. sufficiently to be brought home
fromDukeHospital.
lirs. James Coleman of Radford.
arrived last week to visit her
parents, the J. K. Barrows.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dawson
announce the birth of a daughter,
Emma Kay at Rex Hospital, on
Sunday, March 12.
W. H. Chamblee was in Zebu
lon Tuesday, taking dinner with
C. E. Pippin. Mr. Chamblee came
in the Record office on the p. m.
and said that he and Mr. Pippen,
both more than eighty years old,
and C. D. Pace, eighty, all attend
Wakefield Baptist Sunday School.
He has a fine picture of the three
together, and spoke of them as
being the “Three Musketeers.” He
also spoke in terms of praise of
the teaching done in his class by
Mrs. Mamie Kimball.
Mrs. Joseph Temple and little
. on, Joey, are visiting Mrs. Chal- I
iners Temple and Mrs. Gordon
Temple.
The Gordon Temples have
1 ought the house on Sycamore St.
in which they have lived for some
time.
J. K. Watson came from New
Bern Sunday to spend the day
with relatives here)
Miss Lois Parker, science teach
• er #ut Wakelon, has resigned her
i position to be married. Her place
i has not yet been filled.
Mrs. Sidney Holmes and Mrs. J.
W. Gay with their infant sons
have moved into the Flowers place
on Wakefield St. Both husbands
are in service.
Mrs. Carl Munday of Durham
visited her father. J. B. Cahoon,
last week. Mr. Munday is now in
service.
Rev; R. H. Herring is visiting
in Ruthei fordton this week, mak
ing the trip with E. H. Moser.
Miss Matoka Pace and her sis
ter, Mrs. A. N. Jones, have both
been ill with influenza at their
home on Arrendall St.
Mrs. Guy Massey is visiting her
son, R. D. Massey, and family, at
Whitakers. Both Mrs. Massey
and her mother-in-law, Mrs. Dora
Massey, were hurt a few weeks
ago when, enroute to Whitakers,
another car ran into the one driv
en by G. C. Massey; but neither
was seriously injured.
We Regret To Announce That
Due To Circumstances Beyond
Cur Control
Miss Erie Singleton
Cara Nome Specialist
Will Not Be Here
Monday, March 20th, 1944
Date On Which Miss Singleton
Will Be Here Will Be Announced
ZEBULON DRUG CO.
The REX ALL Drug Store
PATTIE LOU’S BEAUTY SHOPPE
is still giving expert service in permanents, shampoos,
linger waves, and manicuring
OPEN EACH WEEK DAY FROM 9 TO 6
Mrs. Sydney (“ Red ”) Holmes works regularly with us now — ;
each day in the week.
SPECIAL MACHINE PERMANENTS $3.50 to $8
PERMANENTS, from $4 to $lO
COLD WAVE (new permanents) $lO to sls
MRS. ALLEEN BROWN, Owner
Over Drug Store Zebulon, N. C.
The Zebulon Record
Miss Jocelyn House was one of j
the pianists at a meeting of the
Raleigh music club Monday even
ing. The program had as its
theme ensemble music. Miss
j House, dean of music at the State
' School for the Blind, appeared
with her associate, Peggy Royster
Jones; Stuart Pratt and Phyllis
; Warnick of Meredith’s music fac
ulty; and Christie McLeod and
Louise Tripp, teachers of private
j classes in piano.
Ensign Harold Finch. Merchant
Marine Force, is here on leave,
visiting his parents, the Graham
( Finches.
w. S. C. s.
The Women's Society ofChris
tk n Service met in the home of
Mrs. F. D. Finch. Mrs. M. J. Sex
lon led the devotional. Mrs. W. D.
E’-ich spoke interestingly on New
Voices. Mrs. J. G. Terry told of
work done by Women o fthe
Church. Mesdames Finch and
Sexton gave a report of the Juris
i dietional meeting held recently in
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’ Raleigh. The new service flag was j
presented in the society. It will be
placed in the church with appro
priate exercises at a later date.
March 20 is the date set for the
Mission Study class on “The
Church After the War.” Rev. C.
E. Vale will teach and the Wen
dell society is to meet with the 1
Zebulon organization. Mrs. A. R. !
House is mission study leader.
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