Friday, August 6, 1948
WAKEFIELD NEWS
Mrs. Vera Rhodes spent the
week-end with relatives in Ral
eigh, attending a ball game at
Devereaux Meadow when Raleigh
defeated Danville, 8-1. Mrs. Letha
Kellum and Mrs. Frank Paule,
wife of the star pitcher, also at
tended the game with her.
Mr. and Mrs. William Jones of
California, have recently spent
some time with relatives here,
leaving the children for a while.
Mrs. Lida Page Bridges, Edith
. and John, spent the week-end in
r Cary, attending a family dinner
Nesson on Sunday.
■ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eddins and
family visited Mr. and Mrs. Al
ford of Fuquay Springs last Wed
nesday.
Our sympathy goes out to the
family of Mr. Early Askew, who
was buried last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Gay and
son spent last week at Carolina
Beach, returning home Sunday
and came down to see her mother,
Mrs. E. W*. Hood.
We are sorry Mr. Sidney Fried
man is not so well. They are still
at Mrs. Friedman’s mother’s, Mrs.
Helen Jones. We hope he will soon
be better.
Mrs. Ola Ferrell has been
spending a few days with the John
Broughtons.
Mr. and Mrs. John Broughton,
Mrs. Ferrell and Mr. W. S.
Broughton motored to Wake For
est to see Mrs. Ruffin Broughton,
who is at her daughter’s home.
Mrs. Vera Rhodes attended
church at North Vanguard Presby
terian Church Sunday a. m. and
heard a wonderful sermon by the
Rev. Carson, the topic being very
unusual, “Discouragement.” We
should do as Elisha did, lie down
under the Juniper tree and rest
our weary minds and soul and
body before we try to make any
plans or decisions whatever.
Sometimes we are too hasty in de
ciding serious matters so be care
ful and go slow.
—Mrs Vera Rholes
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Wakefield Church
Pastor and Mrs. McCrimmon
and little son are away on vaca
tion.
There will be Sunday School at
10:00 a. m. for adults next Sun
day, Aug. 8, followed by a special
program at the hour for regular
church service. The Training Un
ion will not meet.
The Woman’s Missionary Socie
ty will hold the regular meeting
on Sunday night at the home of
Mrs. Lida Bridges, with Mrs. Vera
Rhodes as joint hostess. The hour
will be eight o’clock. It has been
a custom for members to act as
hostesses when the meeting comes
in their birth month, so we are
celebrating our birthdays at the
same time. All members are urged
to attend and be with us.
Pictures Framed!
All pictures, graduation
diplomas, and certificates
look and keep better
in a beautiful frame.
Reasonable prices.
Expert craftsmanship.
Flowers
5c to $5.00 STORE
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“I'd like to borrow $65,000...”
The confused young man has heard that the average industry does not have to build
it takes $65,000 to provide each of the 1,600 and maintain a vast and expensive delivery
1 odd jobs with Carolina Power & Light Com- system to the premises of its thousands of
pany. He has heard, too, that the Carolina ultimate consumers. Neither is the average
Power & Light Company is a good place to industry required to build new production \
work, and that's where he wants a job. facilities well in advance of existing demand.
Os course employees of the Company Building and supplying an electric com
didn't have to buy their jobs, but the young P? nies an expensive business, but each em
man is entirely correct in that back ot each Ployee of the Company knows that he is re
job with CPSL there is an investment ot sponsible to a lot of investors for having
$65 000 made his job possible. That tact, together
with sound business management and a lot
In industry generally it takes a capital of hard work, is why electricity is still the
investment of $6,500 to make one job, but biggest bargain you buy.
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(CAROLINA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY) ,
The Zebulon Record
PLEASANT HILL NEWS
Mr. R. E. Ayskew, 71, of Zebu
lon, Route 4, died Friday night,
July 30, after a lingering illness.
Funeral services were held at the
Hephzibah Baptist Church at 3
o'clock, conducted by Rev. Theo.
B. Davis of Zebulon and Rev. Joe
Roach, pastor of the Hephizbah
Church. Burial was in the church
cemetery. Pallbearers were Mes
sers. W. M. Hood, Coye Pate, Wal
ter Scarboro, Wallace Scarboro,
Halbert White, and Mr. Williams.
Surviving are his wife, one daugh
ter, Mrs. E. O. Bailey of Wendell,
Rt. 2, five sons, Richard H. of
Zebulon, David L. of Wendell Rt.
2, Marvin J. of Wendell, Ervin R.
and Earley T. of Zebulon, Route
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4. Our sympathy goes to the fam
ily-
We are sorry to report that Mrs.
Billie Horton is confined to her
bed.
Mrs. A. W. Puryear and Mrs. i
T. Y. Puryear, Sr., are under the |
doctor’s care. We hope all will i
soon be well.
Mrs. Adell Johnson of near Ra
leigh visited her daughter, Mrs.
Earl Horton, recently.
Mr. and Mrs. John Moody spent
the weekend with Mrs. A. O. Pur
year.
Mr. Boykin of this section lost I
a barn and tobacco by fire Sunday
morning on the Atlas Scarboro
farm.
We see how our children count,
when the secretary’s report is read
in Sunday School. Ours is cut
over half since the polio has been
raging We pray it will soon be
WE WILL BE CLOSED ONE WEEK
AUGUST 9-74
TO GIVE OUR EMPLOYEES A REST
Please arrange to have your clothes
cleaned early .
ZEBULON DRY CLEANERS
Worth Hinton, Prop. Zebulon, N. C.
| over and we know the little ones
miss going. The teachers look
lost without them. Os course we
are glad to have the teachers in
I our classes.
Mr. A. W. Thorn and sons of
Varina spent a while at T. Y. Pur
year’s Sunday. Also Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Carter, Raleigh, Mr. and Mrs.
Maynard Puryear of Youngsville,
and T. Y. Puryear, Jr., of Lizard
Lick were dinner guests at T. Y.
Puryear’s Sunday.
# —Mrs. T. Y. Puryear
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