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Friday, April 9, 1948 PILOT NEWS We had some beautiful weather over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lewis of Wilmington and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Medlin of Florida visit ed their mother, Mrs. Ludie Med lin last week. Mr. and Mrs. Maylon Frazier of ' Raleigh were with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Ray last week end. Mr. and Mrs. Hurley Williams of Rocky Mount visited in the community on Saturday. Charles Pearce, Jr. of the army kas been on leave for a couple of ays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pearce. Nell Stallings has been home all the week. We are very sorry that Nell is sick now. We hope that she will soon be better. Mrs. Archie Bunn who has been in Norfolk, Va., for a coupla of weeks has come home, while Ar chie is making a trip with the Merchant Marine to South Africa. The supper on Saturday night was a success. The proceeds will go for the lunch room. The Woman’s Club held its reg ular meeting on Thursday even ing in the home of Mrs. Rona Cone. Mrs. Shaw gave a splendid dem onstration on the “Beautification of the yard.” There were 20 mem bers present. We had a B. T. U. Study Course all last week, with a good attend ance. Mr. Peagram, Mr. Bjork, Mrs. Avon Brantley were the leaders in the .different depart ments. We had a splendid attendance at church on Sunday morning fo*- the preaching service. Mr. Peagram a grand sermon on “For- Fgetting our Bibles.” —Bonita PLEASANT HILL We are so glad to see Spring weather as the farmers are be hind with their work, gardens are late. Tobacco plants are get fcting a good start so the men bet ter get the land ready while it is not raining, it seems we just have a few fair days at a time, but we are hoping to have a few weeks now. Since the weather is better, we are having a good number at Sun day School. Let’s everyone go to church. We should assemble our selves together in the house of the Lord on the Lord’s day. We have Sunday School at Hephzibah at 10:30. Church ser vice at 11:00 and B. T. U. at 7:00 every Sunday night. Please come. Next Sunday, April the 11th we will have our new pastor, Rev Joe Roach. He is a cousin of Dr. THANKS AGAIN for your over 2,000 Votes of Confidence in the past four months in our prescription department Whenever a customer brings a prescription to a drug store, he is costing a vote of confidence in that store. More and more people are having their prescriptions compounded at Wakeion Drug Company Telephone 2242 —Full Line Magazines— Kodak Films Sold and Developed Zebulon, North Carolina Forrest Feezer, who was pastor i of the Tabernacle in Raleigh, so long. Rev. Roach comes from Lewiston, each member is asked to bring lunch to the church and ' have lunch after services, at the Community Center. Please come and have friendly hand-shakes, i Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Whitaker , and daughter of New Jersey are here for the month of April. They are at their mother’s Mrs. E. W. Hood and will visit other relatives. Mrs. Hood came home Sunday after staying with her daughter : Mrs. D. A. Gay in Raleigh in Ral eigh all the winter since early fall. Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Puryear and children of Willow Springs ! spent a while at T. Y. Puryear’s ; Sunday afternoon. Also Mr. and Mrs. Tom Harris and two daugh ters of Wendell. We are sorry Mrs. Harget Al- I phin is very ill. Mrs. J. F. Starnes had two daughters from Benson, Velma and , Shirley; and two from Durham i Savon and Alene to see her Sun day. Mrs. A. O. Puryear visited her . grandparents, Sunday afternoon, near Rolesville, Mr. and Mrs. John Moody. Mr. Ober Horton almost has his new house finished. Mr. O. W. Thorne and son Charles of West Virginia, a son Dillard of Varina, a Mr. King of Fuquay and Mr. Temples of Va rina, were visitors at A. O. Pur year’s Monday night. Bjork's Tips (Continued from Page 4) gallon in Niagara Falls. Crossing the river and entering Canada. I paid forty-three in Tornoto. La ter on I paid forty-eight as I reached Renfrew. ! In three weeks cf driving and camping in Canada, I never saw another North Carolina license # plate. Universal Military Training has been in the air for several years now. Numerically, organ izations opposed to such a proce dure are in the majority. How . ever they are less blatant than smaller groups in favor of the scheme. The biggest stumb’ing block to having compulsory training en acted into law is the constant stream of approval issued by the armed forces. Common folk believe that those in authority in the armed forces are thinking only of their secur ity as to salary and position. The less the army cries for it, the n ore the people might decide it worthwhile. The Zebulon Record PAGE'S STORE COMPANY We have decided to do some thing with this price situation! SPECIALS on all merchandise! Feeds- Red Dog Black Hawk $ 4.35 18% Dairy Feeds 4.25 20% Hog Rations 5.00 Other Feeds Down Also! Flour- Royal Crown Good as the Best— Guaranteed, 100 lbs. 8.00 50 lbs., $4.15; 25 lbs., $2.25 Lard, Shortening, Meat -4 lbs. Swift Shortening .98 50 lbs. Pure Lard 13.00 Fat Back, heavy strips, lb. .25 Overalls and Work Clothes- Men’s Duck Head Overalls, 8-oz. __ 2.98 Boys’ Duck Head Overalls, 8-oz. __ 2.50 Straw Hats at Various Prices Tea- Lilly Valley, Lipton’s, Lusianne, Astor, liOrd Calvert, Maxwell House, lb. __ 90c '/2-lb., 50c; ’/4-lb., 30; small pkg., 10c Miscellaneous- Raisin Pie Filling, 1-lb. pkg 20c Mince Pie & Cake Filling, !4-oz. 25c Tu-Jack Sauce, lOVz-oz. 12c Sweet Relish, 14-oz. 15c CoCo Marsh, 1-lb. 20c Quaker Egg Noodles, 4-oz 10c Quaker Spaghetti, 12-oz. 8c Franco American Spaghetti— -15% oz. can 10c Boy-Ar-Dee Spaghetti Dinner 25c Devils Food Mix, 14-oz. 25c Miss Julie’s Crust Mix, 9-oz. 10c Honey, pure comb, qts 90c Gills Hotel Coffee, 1-lb 25c Royal Coffee, 1-lb 25c Morning Bracer, 1-lb. 25c White Label, 4-oz. 10c Klim Powdered Milk, 1-lb. 50c CoCo Malt, 1-lb. 40c Juices- Orange Juice, 1 pt., 2 oz. 11c Orange Juice, 1 qt., 14 oz. 20c Tomato Juice, 1 pt., 13 oz. 12c Soups- Campbell’s Vegetable 12c Campbell’s Potato 11c Campbell’s Chicken 15c Campbell's Black Bean 15c Phillipp's Soups at Same Prices We ran a cosmopolitan store in a democratic way. PAGE'S STORE COMPANY M. W. Page Zebulon, N. C. F. L. Page Canned Specials- Peaches, Yellow Kling halves, — l-lb.-13 oz. 30c Chili Con Carne Beans, 1-lb. 15c Salmon, Pink, tall can 55c Salmon, Pink, flat can 35c Powatan Crushed Corn, No. 2 can __ 16c Powatan Tomatoes, No. 2 can 13c Powatan Stringless Beans, No. 2 can 15c Tissues- Kleenex, 300 sheets 25c Marcal, 80 sheets, double thick 15c Napkins, white embossed 80-count __ 15c Toilet Tissue, 650 sh., 4Vfex4 1 /£ 15c Washing Powders- Duz, large size 35c Oxydol, large size 35c Super Suds, large size 35c Rinso, large size 35c Dreft, large size 35c Ivory Snow, large size 35c Octagon Soap Flakes, large size _ 35c Octagon Soap Powder, large size 25c Swift’s Pride Powder, large size 25c Sporting Goods- Fishing Tackles, Baits of All Kinds, Hula Dancers, Wigglers, Jitter Bugs, Reels, Rods, Hooks, Sinkers, Corks and Floats. Baseball Supplies Fielder’s Gloves, Catch ers’ Mitts, Baseman Mitts, Bats, and Balls. Garden Supplies- Lawn Mowers, Hedge Shears, Sprayers for all purposes— Garden, Field and Tobacco beds. Household Spray, DDT, Waxes for the Floors, Lawn Hose, Bibs. Nozzles, etc. Field Seeds, Garden Seeds, All Kinds of Seeds. Seeds- Woods Hybrid Corn, N. C. 26, Yellow; Woods Hybrid Corn, N. C. 27, Yellow; Golden Prolific, Yellow; V-125 White; Woods Dixie, White; Speights Hybrids, Yellow and White. ARMOURS’ LAWN GRASS SEEI>- Velvet Green for Your Lawns 100-lb bags; 50-lb. bags; 25-lb. bags Fertilizers— THE THREE BIG LINES— American Agricultural Chemical Com pany (Guano); Nichols (Guano); Arm ours (Guano). Page Five
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