Tuesday, February 7, 1950
Zebulon Personal Items
Mr. D. C. Pearce has come to
Raleigh from McGuire Hospital
in Richmond. He is staying with
his son, William Stanley, at 1930
Bernard Street, and is doing as
well as could be expected. He has
expressed his sincere appreciation
for the many cards and flowers
sent him by his friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Miller and
children and O. B. Spivey, Jr.,
came from Norfolk, Friday night to
spend the weekend with Mrs. O.
B. Spivey. Mrs. Spivey returned
with them for a three-day visit.
Mrs. Judd Robertson and Mrs.
Barrie Davis visited Mr. and Mrs.
Gilbert Davis in Rolesville last
night.
Mrs. C. E. Flowers has been ill
with influenza for several days.
Mrs. Lois Wall has been confin
ed to her bed with flu.
Carolyn Massey returned to
Meredith College today after be
ing home between exams.
The father of Mrs. Jerry Buffa
lo has been sent to the hospital,
and she is spending a few days in
Oxford.
Carl Matheny is confined to
his bed with flu.
Mrs. C. T. Mitchell of Elizabeth
City is visiting her sister, Mrs. W.
C. Campen, for a few days.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Flowers
have returned from a visit to Bal
timore, with Dr. and Mrs. Charles
Flowers, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Daniel
Massey and children of Whitakers
visited Mrs. Pearl Massey on Sun
day.
Dr. and Mrs. J. F. Coltrane re
turned from Florida Sunday night.
Mr. Francis Wade is sick with
flu.
The Allen Youngs have moved
into the apartment formerly occu
pied by Mr. and Mrs. Malbert
Smith.
Guests Sunday in the home of
the Garland Godwins were Mrs.
Annie Godwin, Miss Cleva God
win, and Mrs. Raymond Godwin of
Godwin, and Mrs. Stewart Finch,
Jr., and children of Henderson.
Mrs. Farmer Hostess
The Diamond Bridge Club met
last Thursday night at the home
of Mrs. Pat Farmer. Jonquils and
spirea in lovely arrangements dec
orated the living room.
Mrs. Howard Beck won high
score for club members and Mrs.
Frank Kemp high for guests. Mrs.
Bernice Bunn won low score prize.
Delicious refreshments in the
Valentine motif of molded ice
cream, cup cakes, pickle and cof
fee were served by the hostess.
Present were Mesdames Howard
Beck, Ralph Talton, Ruric Gill,
James Alford, Eldred Rountree,
Robert Dawson, Vance Brown,
Frank Kemp, Thurman Murray,
Bernice Bunn, Frank Coiner, and
Miss Ruby Dawson.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Specials
5 lbs. Sugar 45c
10 lbs. Sugar 89c
Clapps Strained Baby Food 9c
3 lbs. French Market Coffee . . . $1.75
Mackeral 20c can
Winesap and Delicious Apples ... 10c lb.
25 lbs. Guaranteed Flour $1.69
City Market
Phone 261 J Zebulon, N. C.
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Mrs. M. B. Chamblee spent the
weekend in Sanford with Mrs.
John Liles.
Miss Rockie Lee Davis visited
her sister and family, Dr. and
Mrs. Ben Thomas last weekend.
Dr. and Mrs. Ben Thomas visit
ed her sister, Mrs. R. A. Parker, in
Murfreesboro on Sunday.
Miss Dorothy Bryant of Raleigh
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Pete Bryant.
Little Martha Liles has been sick
with intestinal flu.
Mrs. L. M. Massey will sing at
a meeting of the State Farm Bu
reau in Raleigh on Sunday and
Monday. She will sing at vespers
on Sunday night, and during the
program on Monday.
Mrs. Ann Harris of Kinston and
Jack Harris of Panama, spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ferd
Davis. Sunday visitors were Mr.
and Mrs. Hall Miller and children,
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wall, and Har
old Wall, of Wake Forest and Pro
fessor and Mrs. William Soule of
Wake Forest College, and daugh
ter.
Mrs. W. C. Campen is confined
to her bed with flu.
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Cherry of
Stokes visited relatives in Zebulon
Sunday.
Mrs. Martin Feted
Mrs. E. D. Martin of Zebulon, R.
1, was honored Sunday evening at
a surprise birthday buffet supper
when members of the immediate
family gathered at her home.
The honoree was presented a
shower of gifts from the guests.
Those present for the occasion
were as follows: Mr. and Mrs. E.
D. Martin of the home; Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Martin and family,
Mrs. Haywood Stallings, all of
Zebulon; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mar
tin of Selma; Mr. and Mrs. G. H
Edwards. Carl Martin and Charles
Martin, all of Raleigh; and Mr. and
Mrs. Rudolph Hendricks of Dunn.
Hostess at Bridge
Mrs. Wallace Chamblee was
hostess to her bridge club and a
number of guests last Thursday
night at her home. Beautiful ar
rangements of camellias, jonquils
and Japanese quince were placed
throughout the house.
After several progressions high
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score prize for club members was
presented Mrs. Helen Gregory;
high for guests to Miss Alma Lew
is and low to Miss Lucy Husketh.
Refreshments were in the Val
entine motif and consisted of cher
ry ice cream pie, cheese straws,
nuts and coffee. Little cupids on
Valentine doilies were favors.
Those playing were Mesdames
Fred Page, L. M. Massey, Helen
Gregory, Ben Thomas, F. D. Finch,
M. B. Chamblee, Exum Chamblee,
Falc Bunn and Miss Lucy Husk
eth, Alma Lewis, Lucille Yelver
ton, and Mary Lacy Palmer.
Church Flowers
The Methodists and Baptists
held joint services in the Metho
dist Church Sunday night. Mrs.
C. T. Mitchell of Elizabeth City
brought a beautiful arrangement
of calla lilies in honor of her moth
er, Mrs. De Ella Flowers who
would have been ninety years old.
The Methodists wish to thank
Mrs. Aaron Lowry for her
thoughtfulness in bringing her
flowers from the Baptist Church
for the joint services.
Cub Scouts Meet
The Cub Scouts of Den No. 1
held a wiener roast Saturday af
ternoon at the home of their den
mother, Mrs. Garland Godwin.
Those present were Freddie Beck,
Claude Lee Dunn. Joseph Temple,
Rudy Manning, Gardner Temple,
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Theatre Manager
Attends WF Prevue
James Wiggs, Jr., manager of
Wakelon Theatre, attended a pre
view of “The Prince of Peace,” in
the Wake Forest College chapel
Friday night, February 3. The
special screening was for members
of the Wake Forest College fa
culty. ministers, and civic club of
ficials.
“The Prince of Peace,” a movie
of the life of Jesus Christ, was
presented by Claude Alexander,
agent for the producers, and the
Forest Theatre in Wake Forest.
Regular showing of the “Prince
of Peace” will start February 16
at the Forest Theatre in Wake For
est and February 23 in Zebulon
at the Wakelon Theatre.
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