Friday, June 11, 1948
Scouts Make White
Lake Trip Sunday
Twenty-five Boy Scouts and
Scoutmaster Barrie Davis spent
Saturday night at White Lake last
weekend, returning to Zebulon late
Sunday afternoon in the second
camping trip away from home for
the Zebulon troop. The group
left at 4:30 Saturday afternoon,
arriving at the lake in time to
pitch camp before dark.
Except for one splinter and sev
eral cases of sunburn the Scouts
suffered no casualties. They made
the trip aboard trucks provided by
Roy Joyner and Riggsbee Massey.
Sunday morning the Scoutmas
ter taught the Sunday School les
son to the group. The Scouts
stood and repeated the Lord’s
Prayer at the close of the lesson.
Making the trip were James
Debnam, the junior assistant
Scoutmaster; George Massey, Bill
Brantley, Jimmie Greene, Robert
Kitchings, Donnie Cherry, Henry
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SATURDAY, JUNE 12— ~~~
JOHNNY MACK BROWN in
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ROLAND WINTERS and VICTOR SEN YOUNG in
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CHAPTER NO. 9 SEA HOUND
SUNDAY and MONDAY, JUNE 13-14
YVONNE DE CARLO ano GEORGE BRENT in
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TUESDAY, JUNE 15—
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16—
HOOT GIBSON in
Westward Bound
RALPH BYRD and BORIS KARLOFF in
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CHAPTER NO. 9 MYSTERIOUS MR. M.
THURSDA Yand FRIDAY,“JUNE 17-18
SUSAN HAYWARD and LEE BOWMAN
Smash Up
Kitchings, Billy Bunn, K. D. Lloyd,
Robert Privette, Herbert Privette,
Waren Greene;
—Bobby Gill, Cloid Wade, Bobby
McGee, Billy Pippin, Jimmy Med
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Lawrence Liles, Lowell Liles, H.
H. Bryant, Ben Allen Rhodes, and
Billy McCabe.
Mrs. Wade Entertains
Mrs. H. C. Wade delightfully
entertained meembers of her
bridge club Wednesday afternoon.
The home was beautifully dec
orated with early summer flowers.
Upon arrival members were
served a deelicious salad course j
with iced tea.
After several progressions of
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bridge Mrs. Wallace Chamblee
was awarded high score prize and
Mrs. Wallace Temple, low score.
Those playing were Mesdames
R. H. Brantley, Wallace Chamblee,
Ferd Davis, R. Vance Brown, Rob
ert Dawson, Eugene Privett, L. E.
Long, and Wallace Temple.
Mrs. Earl Horton is confined to
her home by illness.
Mrs. Pattie Harris and family
enjoyed their annual reunion last
weekend. With Mrs. Harris were
Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Harris and
daughters, Anne and Carolyn of
Fountain; Mr. and Mrs. Sam Har
ris of Wilmington and daughters:
Mrs. L. B. Harrell and Betsy, and
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Mr. Harrell; Mr. and Mrs. Foster
Finch and son, Dave. The infant
son of Mr. and Mrs Harrell was
the only member of the family not
present, his parents fearing the
trip and attendant upsetting of
schedules might be bad for him.
Miss Margaret Barrow was
awarded a master’s degree in per
sonal administration at UNC, at
Chapel Hill, this week.
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SATURDAY, JUNE 12—
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Johnny Mack Brown Raymond Hatton
SUNDAY and MONDAY, JUNE 13-14
B . F/s Daughter
CHAS. COBURN BARBARA STANWYCK
TUESDAY, JUNE 15—
Love from a Stranger
JOHN HODIAK ANN RICHARDS
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16—
Speed to Spare
RICHARD ARLEN JEAN ROGERS
CHAPTER NO. 9 JUNGLE GIRL
THURSDAY and FRIDAY, JUNE 17-18
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SATURDAY, JUNE 19—
Hit the Saddle
THE THREE MESQUITEERS
CHAPTER NO. 5 RICK BRADFORD
SUNDAY and JUNE 20-21
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