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Methodist Bible School
Begins on Monday;
Sixty-Three Enrolled
The Zebulon Methodist Bibl<
School is now in session. It begai
at 8:00 a.m. Monday morning, Jun<
2.
The teachers are: Beginners
Mrs. H. V. Andrews and Linch
Massey; Primary class, Mrs. Gar
land Richardson and Thurmar
Tippett; Juniors, Mrs. Joe Tippet
and C. E. Wade. The Intermediate
class is taught by Mrs. Fred Page
Music directors are Mrs. H. C
Wade and Laura James Sexton
The Woman’s Society of Chris
tian Service provides refreshment
for the children each day. There
are sixty-three enrolled in the Bi
ble school.
Goodnight-Johnson
Marriage Plans
Are Announced Here
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Johnson
have announced plans for the mar
riage of their daughter, Louise, to
Neil Goodnight of Boone and Gas
tonia, on Thursday, June twelfth,
in the Zebulon Baptist Church at
five o’clock in the afternoon.
Officiating ministers will be
Miss Johnson's uncle, the Reverend
Rex Duckett of St. Petersburg,
Florida, and the Reverend Ervin
White of Dallas, brother-in-law of
Mr. Goodnight.
Miss Sarah Morgan Farmer of
Bailey is to be maid of honor.
Bridesmaids are Misses Betsy
Shamburger of Richmond, Virgin
ia, and Osee Mae Johnson of En
field, both cousins of the bride
elect.
Immediately after the ceremony
there will be a reception in the
Stell-Johnson home for the wed
ding party, relatives and a number
of special friends of the bridal
couple.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson are not
sending out formal invitations, but
hope that friends of the .family will
attend the wedding.
Many Pilot Natives
Return (or Visit Home
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Champion and
two girls were guests of Mrs. Way
lon Ray over the weekend.
Miss Louise Pearce of Raleigh,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Pearce, was home on Sunday, ac
companied by her girl friend, Miss
Zaral Demost.
We had a splendid attendance at
church both Sunday morning and
night.
We are very sorry to lose one
of our young girls. Miss Peggie
Privette. She has gone to Wilson
to live. We wish her the best of
luck.
Miss Cherrie Pearce was home
with, her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Pearce, over the weekend.
A well-known colored citizen of
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
After June 12 we will be unable to pick
your chickens for you
Austin's Poultry Farm will pick your chickens
and deliver them to the locker plant any
day except Saturday and Sunday
Colonial Frozen Foods of Zebulon
our community, Gene Higgins, i
in Park View Hospital. We hope hi
will soon be well and out again
Mr. and Mrs. Shelly Alford o
Raleigh were home.
Mr. G. U. Massey and Mr. Jim
e my Alford are still improving
i nicely.
£! Sgt. Nick Medlin and Mi«s Lo
| dane Medlin were home with then
mother, Mrs. Ludie Medlin.
, Miss Ann Bozwell of Washing
. ton, D. C., was home with her par
t ents, Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Williams
t for the week-end.
; Mrs. W. M. Bunn is visiting with
her daughters, Mrs. Roy Todd and
| Mrs. Douglas Smith, in Raleigh
* for a couple of weeks.
Mr. Barney H. Denton was home
. 1 with his wife and child for a few
; days. He is serving in the Navy.
Bill Jones was guest at Mr. and
Mrs. Hubert Bunn’s last week, vis
iting his son, Ted Jones.
We are very glad to have Miss
Nell Stallings back with us after
being away at college.
Dudley B. Stallings was home
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Joe D. Stallings, over the weekend
Misses Alice Jones, Lazelle Lew-
I is, and Merle Brooks of Raleigh
were home for the weekend.
Regular church services will be
held Sunday and the public is
cordially invited to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Parker and
Linda of New York were visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Dominie Bunn last
week. ,
Diamond Bridge Club
Meets with Mrs. Gill
The Diamond Bridge Club met
Friday night at the home of Mrs. i
Ruric Gill.
Beautiful arrangements of mixed
flowers were used through the j
house. After several progressions, i
high, low, and floating prizes were j
awarded to Mrs. Howard Beck, j
Mrs. Ralph Talton, and Mrs. Ber
nice Bunn, respectively.
The hostess served strawberry j
short-cake, sandwiches and coffee
to the members present: Mesdam.es
Bernice Bunn, Ralph Talton, How- j
ard Beck, Douglas Finch. Pat Far
mer, James Alford, and Garland
Godwin.
James E. Bunn, of the Merchant
Marine, is home with his mother.
Mrs. Lucy Bunn, while his ship is
laid up for repairs in New York.
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Harris Family Gathers
Together Here Sunday
The family of Mrs. Pattie Harris i
joined her over the week-end for |
a family reunion. These included j
all her children and grandchildren. I
Present were Mr. and Mrs. Rod
erick Harris and daughters, Ann
and Carolyn; Mr. and Mrs. F. M.
Harris of Wilmington and Betsy;!
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Harrell. Jr.; |
Mrs. Harrell is the former Mishew J
Ann Harris of Wilmington; and
Mr. and Mrs. Foster Finch of Zeb
ulon. and Dave Finch of Chapel
Hill.
The Zebulon Record
!e Masons Meet Tuesday
f And Enjoy Good Supper
Zebulon Lodge No. 609, AF&AM,
l_ met for their regular monthly
g meeting Tuesday night in the hall.
I Jack Hinton provided refreshments
>- for the members, including quite
' r a few from Whitestone Lodge.
Dr. G. S. Barbee was welcomed
■” back to the meetings after his re
”l cent illness by the Worshipful
£ I
’ Master, W. L. Simpson, who spoke
! of the valuable service Dr. Barbee
■ has been to the lodge.
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Cub Scouts Win, 15-9,
v Over Pack from Raleigh
—by Armstrong Cannady —
Cloid Wade, Jr., pitched a 15 to 9
! victory over Billy Woodard of the
s Raleigh Cub Scouts Saturday as
1 Pack 40 of Zebulon won its first
game of the season. It was one
of the best games of the year and
• j the home club really showed Ral
eigh how to play the game.
The game took place at Wakelon
1 School Saturday at twothirty, and
1 was a thriller from start to finish.
’ Each club made three runs in the
’ first inning and held each other
scoreless in the second.
Raleigh took the lead in the first ■
half of the third inning by five
runs, only to lose it to the local
club in the last half when Cloid
Wade, Jr., knocked a home run and
! started a merry-go-round for Pack
1 40. The inning ended with Raleigh
8, Zebulon 11.
The home club held the Raleigh
boys to one run in the fourth inn
ing while adding four more runs to
; their own score. The score was
not 15 to 9 in favor of the Zebulon
boys with the first half of the fifth
and last inning coming up.
Determined to win this game,
Cloid Wade, Jr., struck out the first
j three men at bat and the game was
over.
The lineup for Zebulon was: [
Keith Temple, lb; Charles Alford, j
1 2b; Leonard Lewis, ss; Tony 1
Pearce, 3b; Luther Long, c; Doug- i
j las Cooke, cf; Cloid Wade, p; Mal
colm Martin, If; J. L. McGee, rs;
Alton Temple, If; Mickey Arnold,
j ss; David Alford, cf; Patrick Leo
i nard, 3b; William Massey, 2b.
For Raleigh the lineup was: Bil
ly Satterfield, lb; Tommy Satter
| field, 2b; Donald Wynne, ss; Bud
: dy Lynch, 3b; Butch Smith, c; Nor
| man Crumpler, cf; Billy Woodard,
I P: Eugene Knight, If; John Wrenn,
i rs.
GOGGLES
$2.00
THEO. DAVIS SONS
joNE GOOD PLUG MULE FOR
SALE. Or will trade for pig.
hog, or cow. Reason for selling,
have too many. Can take on
trial. R. I. Hagwood, Rt. 1, Zebu
lon, 1 mile from airport. ltp
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HOME IH TOO# REERICEIATOR
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Margaret’s Reauty Shop
Qualified Operators
Phone 2131
in'-tairs Over Zebulon Drug Sto» ,
f)r. 1.. M. Massey
Dentist
PHCNE 2951
DR. .1. F. COI.TRANE
DENTIST
Office Phone 3921
Office Hours 9-12 30 A M
1:30-5 PM.
Dr. Chas. E. Flowers
Physician and. Surgeon
I
IRBY D. GILL
Attorney and Counselor at Law
PHONE 2281
“LINK’S” SER\ ICE STATION
PUROL PRODUCTS
Opposite Postoffice
Washing SI.OO Greasing SI.OO
Waxing Tires and Batteries
LINK COX. Owner
Elite Beauty Salon
Mrs. Frank Kemp, Owner
Miss Ruth Strickland, Manager
Mrs. Donna Ray and Miss Susan
Stallings, Operators.
Phone 3721 Zebulon
Wakelon Food Market
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BALLARD’S FLOUR THE BEST MADE
Try Ballard’s Oven-Ready Biscuits
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS
1 lb. Del. Monte Coffee 11c
1 lb. Pure Lard 28c
2 lbs. Pure Lard 55c
3 Tall Cans Carnation Milk 36c
IS OZ. RALSTON Cornflakes 10c
1 lb. can Phillips PORK & BEANS 9c
Dial 2721 We Deliver
FRANK WALL THURMAN MURRAY
Friday, June 6, 1947
J. M. Chevrolet Co.
Chevrolets — Oldsmobiles
Little River Ice Co.
Quality and Service
PHONE 2871
STANDARD SERVICE
STATION
ins - Oils - w-.shing - Greasing
We Service All Cars
‘Buck” Phillips Zenuion, N. C.
At Highway Crossing
BEST “HOME GROUND” MEAL
CORN AND FEED MILLS
Will Buv Ybui Wheat or Trade
Fir ur For it
LUCAS MILLING CO.
FOR SALE OR TRADE. NICE
fresh 4 gallon cow. We buy corn,
shelled, on she cob, or in the
shuck. J. W. Tarpley. Tarpley’s
Mill. M3O-J27-p
RADIO
SALES AND SERVICE
Expert Repair Service
JAMES CREECH
Next Door to Carolina Power
& Light Co.
Floors Sanded and Finished
No Job Too Large and None
Too Small
ROYAL RUNN
Upstairs over City Market
Zebulon