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3 months 5 months 16 months
J. M. Strickland Baxter Richards M. A. Quick
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18 months 3 years 2 years
Ferd Davis J. Garland Godwin Lenwood Brantley
ALICE PHIL DOTTIE
4 years 4 years 9 years
H. L. Bissette Edgar Lyles Eugene Privette
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SHEL3YJEAN ” TONY JEAN
9 years 14 months 3 years
Russell Williams G. H. May P. E. Glover
LARRY HARRIET
M. W. Page
JAY GAYLE LEARY
8 years 12 years 6 years
J. Garland Goodwin Eugene Privette Ferd Davis
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R. M. Estes J. E. Wood Edgar Lyles
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RUTH JOSEPH ANN
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J. M. Temple J. M. Temple W. B. Hopkins
The Zebulon Record
CITIZENS OF TOMORROW
The children of today are the citizens of tomorrow, on
whose shoulders will rest the burden of straightening out
the problems of the world. tried again and again
to achieve a lasting peace, only to find ourselves Otn the brink
of yet another war.
In the group of pictures at the left, Woltz Studios cap
tured the bright faith in the future that belongs to a child.
Never having experienced failure, they stand ready to try
what we term the impossible.
Citizens of tomorrow, we salute you!
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Debnam
went to Winston-Salem Sunday to
see their grandson, Frederic
Jones, who is a patient in the Bap
tist Hospital.
Miss Lucy Smith of the Golds
boro faculty was the weekend
guest of Mrs. Hardin Hinton.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Young of
Wilson visited relatives here Sun
day.
Mrs. D. B. Andrews, her sister,
Mrs. Norris, Gladys and Dan An
drews and Early Smith, Jr., of
Chalybeate Springs, with Eunice
Andrews and her friend. Miss
Allen, both of Meredith College,
were visitors in the Theo. Davis
home Sunday afternoon.
Betsy Driver, daughter of the
Raiford Drivers and student in
Wakelon high school, is seriously
ill in Watts Hos-oital, Durham.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brown
have moved from Raleigh to Zebu
lon and are living on Sycamore
Street just across from the Ferd
Davis home.
Engagement Announced
Mesdames L. M. Massey, Arm
strong Cannady and Miss Ruby
Dawson were hostesses at bridge
Friday evening, at the home of
Mrs. Massey in Zebulon, announc
ing the engagement and approach
ing marriage of Miss Helen Bunn
to Glynn Dickerson of Bunn.
Guests were given envelopes
which contained the announce
ment, “Glynn-Helen, May 15,
1948.”
Arrangements of spring flowers
were used throughout the home
and the honoree was given a cor
sage of white carnations.
When scores were tallied, win-
Important Notice
We would like to take this opportunity to
thank each and every one of our customers
for his patronage during the cotton season.
Our gin is closed now, but our office is still
open for business. We will continue to buy
seed cotton in any amount that you have.
We have plenty of meal and hulls in stock
and will try to have this all during the sum
mer. See us at once for planting seed. Top
prices paid daily for baled cotton.
The Zebulon Gin Co.
J . Raleigh Alford
Phone 5361 Zebulon, N. C.
ners of high, floating and low
score awards were Mesdames
Carvel Cheves, J. R. Sawyer, and
Willard Gill. Miss Bunn, hono
ree. was given silver in her pat
tern.
Late in the evening the hostess
es served bridal ices, cakes, nuts
and coffee. On the bride-elect’s
plate was placed a miniature bride
and groom.
Guests included: Miss Bunn,
Mesdames E. H. Bunn and Harold
Bunn, mother and sister-in-law of
the honoree; Mesdames Willard
Gill, A. S. Hinton, L. E. Long,
Thomas Monk, Rom Moser, J. R.
Sawyer, R. Vance Brown, W. A.
GOING FISHING
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CB Headed down for the old mill stream
gP Gonna catch that big old chub that
0 made off with your bait so many times?
FUN GALORE - AND PRIZES, TOO!
National Fishermans Week
April 24 to May I
That’s your week, fellow fisherman, and we’re going to
help you with a special celebration. There will be prizes
for the biggest fish and the best catch and there’ll be
fun for everybody. Watch for more announcements.
Zebulon Drug Co.
DIAL 2111 ZEBULON
Friday, April 9, 1948
Allman, Randolph Hendricks,
Carvel Cheves, Ruric Gill, Bernice
Bunn, Norman Screws, F. E. Bunn,
Frank Massey, Irby Gill, Robert
Dawson, Ralph Talton, Howard
Beck, Rodney McNabb, H C.
Wade, Charles E. Flowers, Jr.,
M. T. Ray, Jr., Garland Godwin,
Raleigh Alford, Wallace Temple
and Miss Vic Gill.
Read the ads in the Zebulon
Record.
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
Having qualified as Administra-,
trix of the estate of James
thaniel Hunter, deceased, late of
Wake County, North Carolina,
this is to notify all persons hav
ing claims against the estate of
said deceased to exhibit to the
undersigned at Wake Forest, N.
C. on or before March 15, 1949
or this notice will be pleaded in
bar of their recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate will please
make immediate payment.
This 9th day of April, 1948.
Anna Mae Gill, Administratrix
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