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Farm Participation
Asked by Merchants
In Alfalfa Production
(Continued from Page 1)
hydrating plant take care of the
cutting as often as is necessary.
Farmers who will devote a part
of their land to the growing of
alfalfa are asked to contact Cham
ber of Commerce President C. V.
Whitley or Secretary Barrie Davis,
and let them know the amount of
the crop they plan to grow. Unless
700 acres of alfalfa is pledged, Mr.
Whitley said that the plant will
not be built.
Those who are interested in the
crop but who want additional in
formation can get it from the Zeb
ulon Chamber of Commerce or
John Reitzel, the county agent.
The Chamber of Commerce is
sponsoring an advertisement in
this issue of the Record explaining
its drive.
A meeting of the Zebulon Farm
Bureau is planned to discuss this
topic, according to the president,
Early Moser, but a definite date
has not yet been set.
Rotary Club Has
Two Civic Programs
(Continued from Page 1)
al discussion program was begun
by Program Chairman Pat Far
mer, with the proposed alfalfa
dehydration plant taking up most
of the period. President C. V.
Whitley of the local Chamber of
Commerce led the discussion.
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ZEBULON, N. C.
Mesdames C. V. Whitley, T. B.
Davis, Raleigh Alford, and Ferd
Davis served a chicken pie sup
per to the Rotarians on April 2,
and Mesdames I. D. Gill, D. D.
Chemblee and Eldred Rountree
served a chicken salad supper
last Friday night.
Ashley Murphy, latest local
resident to join the Rotary Club,
was presented his pin at the April
9th meeting.
Two Former Residents
To Play in Raleigh
The Raleigh Piano Ensemble
will present a program in the
Memorial Auditorium Tuesday,
April 27, at 8:15 p.m. Two Zebu
lon girls, Dorothy Mizelle Brough
ton and Jocelyn House, will play
with the group.
Miss House' teaches at Ihe State
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School for the Blind, and Mrs.
Broughton is a private music tea
cher in Raleigh.
For the first time a junior piano
ensemble has been organized con
sisting of twelve high school stu
dents from local piano classes.
Bess Peeler, daughter of the sup
erintendent at the blind school
and a pupil of Miss House, will
play with this esemble.
There is no charge for admis
sion to the program and all inter
ested in music are invited.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Liles and
family spent the weekend with
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Mrs. Liles mother, Mrs. Millard
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A. V. Medlin has been confined j
for four weeks with an infected
foot in a Tokyo, Japan, hospital.
Mr. Buck Phillips of Raleigh
spent last week with the W. M.
Hoods.
Mr. Aubrey Hood and family
visited the W. M. Hoods on Sun
and Mrs. George Roll of Durham,
day.
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IS ; ,r l lh Carolina has long been recognized as ona
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