Friday, March 16, 1945
PERSONALS
Mrs. Billy Horton of Wendell is
•critically ill in Rex Hospital. Be
cause of the scarcity of nurses
Mrs. Horton’s sisters are taking
turns in looking after her during
the day, a special night nurse
having been secured. Mrs. Ruric
Gill was the nurse on Tuesday.
Mrs. Irvin Pearce has gone to
Florida to spend some time with
her daughter, Mrs. Morehead and
family.
Mrs. Harold Casey, the former
Miss Imogene Pearce, has gone to
be with her husband, who re
cently came home from service
overseas, having been wounded.
They were married at Boonville
in February. The bride is the
daughter of Mrs. Ivon Pearce and
has been employed in Raleigh.
Doc White is improving after
an attack of illness that threat
ened pneumonia. He is at the
home of his sister, Mrs. Ollie
Pearce.
Mrs. Z. N. Culpepper left last
week to visit relatives in Wash
ington, D. C.
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Bush of
Chapel Hill attended Homecom
ing at Wakefield Sunday, also
visiting in the home of their sis
ter. Mrs. C. S. Chamblee.
Jean Bunn, daughter of the
Ralph Bunns, is sick this week
with chicken-pox.
Mrs. G. B. Dovle, Jr., and baby
aer here from Baltimore visiting
the Grady Doyles and other rela
tives.
The B. H. Johnsons met their
daughter, Miss Louise, junior at
WCUNC, Greensboro. for the
weekend at the home of Mr:..
Johnson’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
PPtman Stell. Other weekend
visitors were Mrs. M. E. Sham
burger and son. Van,- of Rich
mond. and Miss Betsy Shambur- ;
per, senior at Mary Washington j
College. Mrs. Steve Anderson of
Wilson, sister ot M. E. Shambur
ger, came from Sunday after
noon to visit ir the Stell home.
Union Hope
Pvt. Vaiden P. Strickland was
home last weekend for a short
visit. He is now stationed at Fort
Meade, Maryland. He is wearing
two medals won for being sharp
shooter and expert gunner while
taking his training in Camp
Blanding, Florida.
Pvt. J. T. Massey is home on a
furlough. He has just finished his
basic training at Camp Wheeler
Ga. and has to report to Fort
Feade, Md„ for further training.
His parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. L.
Massey gave a barbecue and
brunswick stew dinner last Sat
urday on honor of Pvt. Massey.
All of his relatives and lots of
frineds were invited.
Clayton Whitley is home on a
thirty day leave. He has been o;i
another voyage overseas and has
visited different places in the
war area. He reports having been
to North Africa. France and
U Parents of Pvt. Hubert Whitley j
have received word of his return
RUSSELL’S PLACE
REST REFRESHMENTS
RECREATION
Lunches, Barbecue, Hot Dogs,
Chicken
ICE CREAM
COLD DRINKS
Open ’til Midnight
RUSSELL WILLIAMS
on Wendell Highway
FARM LOANS liberal Ap
praisals. Low interest rates.
Ixjw loan expenses.—Burgess
and Baker, Raleigh, N. C.
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PEARCE’S
ELECTRIC
COMPANY
appliance repairing
and HOUSE WIRING
Hours: 9-12 A M. —1-5 P.M.
Open Every Night from
7 till 10
Phone 2242 Zebulon, N. C.
to the States. He is now being
treated at Camp Patrick Henry
for wounds he received while
serving with the armed forces in
Germany.
Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Brantley
went to visit Cpl. William Brant
ley of Newport, Va. last week
end.
Mrs. Ralph Bryant has returned
home from Woodard-Herring
Hospital where she underwent an
operation. Her condition is fav
orable and she is improving.
Mrs. Michael Laspino, the for
mer Miss Ava Massey, announces
the both of a son, Anthony on
March 4th at Rex Hospital. Pvt.
La pino is serving with the armed
forces in Germany.
Virginia Strickland celebrated
her 3rd birthday last Saturday
with a party. A number of her
friends were present.. Refresh
ments were served.
Mrs. C. B. Whitley has been
ill for some time and is under
a care from Raleigh.
MRS. 0. S. BARBEE
Agent of
The Hospital Care Association,
Inc., Durham
invites communications with re
gard to Hospital Insurance
PR. J. F. COLTRANE
DENTIST
Office Phone: 3921
Office Hours: 9-12:30 A. M.
1:30-5 P. M.
APEX, N. C.
Office Phone 2101—Res. 4291
Office days without appoint
ment every Saturday and
Monday. Hours for eye ex
amination, Saturday 9 A. M.
to 6P. M.; Monday, 9A. M.
until Noon. If it is not con
venient to see me on above j
days, write or phone me for
an appointment.
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Dr. Chas. E. Flowers
Physician and Surgeon
Office Hours
8:30-10 a.m. l-3 p.m.
Phones: Office 2881; Res. 2961
MEN - WOMEN SO TO 50
Supplement present income; after- 1
noon and evening $5 up ; evening only i
$3 up plus carfares. Interesting part- ;
time inspection work ; local area;
national organization; no selling or |
canvassing. Write giving background,
flays and hours available. Interviews j
arranged. Box Number I>-4, care
The Observer, Charlotte, N. C.
March 9-16*210 I
GARDENERS
For best results plant best seeds. We have them. Wood’s j
can’t be beat. Ready Now—Mustard, Turnip, Parsley,
Cabbage, Radish, lettuce. Beets, Tomatoes, and
Peppers for early plants.
Flower Seed in variety
ZEBULON DRUG STORE
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TRADE WITH THE NEW STORE PERRY’S
’Most everything for the Home or Farm.
Groceries Vegetables, Fruits, Canned Goods.
Tools —for carpenter or general use.
Feeds and Seeds —for stock, garden and field
Flour. Meal, Potatoes, Wire Fencing, Work Pants. Gloves, Shirts
THE PERRY STORE
Opposite Wakelon Theatre
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MR. FARMER
Poultry truck will be in Zebulon each Saturday 10:30 to 3:00
P M. through the season, paying the highest cash prices at
all times. Also buy all your eggs. Truck next to Railroad
Station. Also buy in Selma each week day. located on E.
Andrews Street, near ACL RR.
CLARENCE LITTLE Poultry Dealer
The Zebulon Record
Christian experience teaches
faith in the right and disbelief in
the wrong. It bids us work the
more earnestly in times of perse
cution, because then our labor
is more ’ needed.—Mary Baker
NOTICE
North Carolina, Wake County.
Having qualified as administra
tor of the estate of Alexander
Pulley late of Wake County this
is to notify all persons having
claims against said estate to file
the same duly verified with the
undersigned administrator on or
before the 10th day of February,
1946, or this notice will be plead
ed in bar of their recovery. All
FRYERS FOR SALE !
Nice I Jarred Rock Fryers
For Sale.
Telephone No. 2051
11 Zebulon
FOR SALE Maple Livingroom
Suite. Blue Upholstery. Knox
Meal Master Range, White
Enamel. E. A. Hood, Zebulon,
Rt. 2. ltp
LOST Between Murraytown
and Zebulon on Friday, March 2,
small black fice, smooth coat,
white feet and chest. Wore
leather collar. Young dog, not
named. Children’s pet. Reward
for return. J. J. Murray’s
Store, Highway 95. ml6-23p
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Insurance Is
Protection
Against your worst enemies
—Fire, Storm, Accident. See
D. D. Chamblee
The Insurance Man
Today for All Kinds of
Insurance
persons indebted to said estate
I will please make immediate pay
ment.
This ( 3rd day of February, 1945
Albert Pulley, Zebulon, N. C. H.
3.
Feb 9-Mar 16
STANDARD SERVICE
STATION
Gas - Oils - Washing - Greasing
Wc Service All Cars
“Buck” Phillips Zebulon, N. C.
At Highway Crossing
ATHLETES FOOT GERM
KIM, IT EO|{
Hequlres a PENKTHATIXG mobile
liquid, such as full strength alcohol. ;
Powders, salves and mild solutions do
not penetrate sufficiently. Te-ol is the
only solution we know of made with
!'!> percent alcohol! Feel it PENE
TRATE. REACHES MORE GERMS.
Many druggists are now supplied.
Small shipments just received at
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March 9-16-23-30
ROCKY MOUNT TIRE RECAPPERS
Opposite Center Theatre
TIRES RECAPPED DAY OR NIGHT
Free O. P. A. Inspection and Guaranteed Satisfaction.
ALL SIZE VULCANIZING RUNS FROM $2.00 TO $3.00
Prices For Recapping With Grade A Rubber
6.00 x 16 $ 7.00 6.25 x 16 $ 6.70
6.50 x 16 8.15 5.50 x 17 6.55
7.00 x 16 9.70 7.50 x 20 13.80
7.00 x 20 11.80 8.25 x 20 18.65
5.50 x 16 6.45 6.00 x 20 10.70
BRING TIRES TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS
E. J. FULLER, Proprietor C. E. SEAWELL, Agent
PUREOIL SERVICE STATION. ZEBULON
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MASSEY S HATCHERY
We have a complete line of Purina Feeds. Sup
plements to feed with your grains, and complete
feeds. Special feeds for calves, dry cows, brood
sows, and pigs. A complete line of dairy, hog,
rabbit and dog feeds.
Omolene for Mules and Horses
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NO INFLATION IN OUR STORE !
COMPARISON OF PRICES DURING WORLD
WARS ONE AND TWO
Products War I War II
Kolynos Tooth Paste $ .30 $ .25
Kotex, box of 12 .49 .23
Lavoris a .25 .25
(3Vfe ozs.) (4 ozs.)
Listerine, 14 ozs. 1.00 .75
Mennen’s Rorated Talcum, 4 ozs. .30 .25
Michelsen’s Ray Rum .50 .50
(6 ozs.) (8 ozs.)
Milk Sugar, 1 lb. .78 .75
Mineral Oil, pint 1.00 .49
Murine .60 .60
Nature’s Remedy, small .25 .25
New skin .30 .15
Nipples .10 .05
Nujol .50 .43
(9 ozs.) (8 ozs.)
Packer’s Tar Soap, large .25 .25
Pebeco Tooth Paste .50 .50
Pepsodent Tooth Paste .50 .40
Pertussin, 8 ozs. 1.25 1.00
Pinaud’s Lather Shaving Cream .75 .50
Poly mol .35 .35
Pond’s Vanishing Cream .50 .39
Potassium Rromide, per lb. 5.00 .97
Potassium lodide, per lb. 4.30 1.35
Red Cross Adhesive* Tape,
1-2 in. x 5 yds. .35 .10
Red Cross Randage, 2 in. xlO yds. .20 .10
Red Cross Cotton, 1 lb. 1.25 .98
Red Cross Gauze, 5 yards 1.25 .59
Rochelle Salts, crystals, 1 lb. 1.65 1.05
Rubbing Alcohol 1.00 .39
Sal Hepatica, medium .60 .60
Scott’s Emulsion .75 .49
Sloan’s Liniment .35 .29
Smith Bros. Cough Drops * .05 .05
Sodium Rromide, 100 tablets 1.05 .45
Zebulon Drug Co.
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ATLANTIC
Service Station
OFFICIAL TIKE INSPECTORS
Tire* and Tubes For Sale
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MARTIN’S CAFE
THE PLACE TO EAT
Sandwiches Lunches
Drinks of All Kinds
Hut Coffee 7 a.m. to 11 p.m.
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