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THE ZEBULON RECORD Volume XXV. Number 12 HINTS FOR ANY HOUSEHOLD eAround Home... in the kitchen , dß&c&i/ticfa to'Pm&b it B/Uqfc&u , •. • and moil/ : ■ '■ : t in -Repeat fouto, — co&tfl in jicattoftrJ ?j£ : JR. . fa</J Cevkßorkl= — : / N^Hp ’ Wtf a puppßWfg P° a t ,niM P inc j jL t COVrWi pliSviA c alrind: to kuHn pipes "Tnwiol to ditch, ucwi iff > " ~r- bvko OM& urnhM iM (iLTuCjo- Jp' -fck Bofeafi. °^y£g ~- tv ouJiiam untL . HI ' ai '(UJ/UJjnO jjC/rru i<| |pr7/ iH I. 7T —- CW i|(7U/i/ * cLrow, I / 1— ► Ctsuh qcuA. DtfLp ctooo -a nouruj fxuritai. tmfc ttwAm a (jaij accent- om. ee€nUu|l poult, it Uls Leaders Named by Scout Troop for Local Patrols Three patrols were organized at the Boy Scout meeting Tuesday night under the leadership of Keith Temple, Floyd McCabe, and Mal colm Martin. In addition to these Scout leaders, J. L. McGee was elected to be Troop Scribe. Nine new boys came into the troop and will study their Tender foot requirements under the di rection of the Patrol Leaders. They include Marshall Jones, Billy Tant, Durward Matheny, Charles Long, Johnny Long, Carlton Cox, James Carroll, Phil Brown, and J. L. McGee. Plans are being made by Scout master Gordon Temple for a Court of Honor to be held as soon as Scouts earned awards for advance ment and Merit Badges. Parents of the Scouts will be urged to at tend this Honor Court, the Scout master said. Candidate Names Wife Manager i Os Campaign for Political Post Well, 1 have gone big time in this political race now, and I have a campaign manager to handle some parts of the campaign. It seems like that is the fashion, and I could not let Mr. Graham, Mr. Smith, and Mr. Reynolds get ahead of me. My ever-loving wife, Judy, has consented to take over the job, including typing my letters. There is no telling how the cam paign will go from here. Judy told me that politicians sure brag too much when they start talking about themselves, and when she looked at the cards I’ve been hand ing out, she said I was no excep tion. Last week I finally found a stu dio photographer who would risk his camera, so I had a photo taken. The photographer did a wonderful Harry Patton and Craven Brown met with the Scouts on Tuesday night, and J. P. Arnold met with the Explorer unit. These Scout leaders asked that parents and others interested in Scouting visit the meetings. The next meeting of Troop 40 will be next Tuesday night at 7:30 in the Boy Scout Hut on Vance Street. The Explorer Scouts formed three patrols for their group. These included the Flaming Arrow Patrol under the leadership of George Massey, with Lawrence Liles. Douglas Cooke; the Crow Patrol under Henry Kitchings, with Jimmy Medlin and Billy Bunn; and the Apache Patrol under Herbert Privette with Tom my Temple and Jack Terry. Special plans are being made for camping trips for the Explorer Scouts. job, considering the material he had to work with. But some of the men up around Mitchell’s Mill said their wives are using the pic tures on the cards to scare flies off the kitchen table. Oh well, that’s : just an extra service I offer. A farmer up near Rolesville asked me how my campaign is go ing. “Okey,” I told him, “And if you and all the rest of my friends will vote for me, we’ll keep this j thing out of a second primary.” “That’s what I like,” he said, pounding me on the back so hard my upper plate went bouncing across the floor. “You just keep up that confidence and we’ll elect you senator yet!” I didn’t have the heart to tell him it’s the job of commissioner I want. —Barrie S. Davis Zebulon, N. C., Friday, April 14, 1950 Zebulon Churches Have Full Week; Youths Organize The W. S. C. S. met in the as sembly room of the Methodist Church Monday afternoon. Mrs. A. R. House had charge of the pro gram. Mrs. S. G. Flowers gave the devotional. Mrs. W. D. Finch, pi anist. gave a talk on “Building the Kingdom” from The World Out j look Pictorial Section. A solo was •ung by Rose Marie Chamblee. Mrs. S. E. Mercer, leader of the i young people, gave a very good j youth program assisted by Ruth Temples, Jean Richardson, and Linda Bridgers. Plans were made for the Cen tral Zone meeting which is to be i held in the Zebulon Methodist j Church the fifth of May at ten o’clock. The Bible Study will be given the 21st of April from 10:00 o’clock until 1:00. Mrs. Joe Tippett, study leader, has arranged for Mrs. Ed Cothran of Raleigh to direct this study. Methodist Youth Group A Methodist Youth Fellowship I was organized in the basement of ; the Zebulon Methodist Church on ; Wednesday, March 22. The meet ; ing began with a supper, after j which business was discussed. The following officers were elected: Jean Richardson, president; Hen ry Kitchings, vice-president; Sue Alford, secretary and treasurer; I inda Bridgers, program commis -1 sion: Bobby Kitchings, recreation commission; Sarah Tippett, mis sion commission; Shirley Cham blee, community commission. Everyone considered this meet ing very successful. At the pres ent time there are seventeen on roll. Any Methodist between the ages of 12 and 2 9 is welcome to attend. The leaders are Mr. and Mrs. Mercer. The Fellowship meets every Sunday morning at 9:45. Wakefield WMS Meets Circle No. 1 of the Wakefield W. M. S. held its April meeting in the home of Mrs. L. ,T. Glov er on Monday night, April 9, with 13 members present. The meeting, presided over by the president, was opened with a song, “O Zion Haste.” The devo tional was taken from the 2nd chapter of Ist John. Mrs. Lida Bridges led in prayer. Mrs. Ker mit Combs very forcibly discuss- | eel the need for printing presses in Nigeria, Latin America, and the Middle East, and also Bibles for Japan. After the program, a business session was held in which the minutes of the last meeting were I read, and reports from various! committees were given. The meet ing was adjourned, and the hos tess served a delicious chicken sa ad plate with coffee. The meeting in May will be held with Mrs. E. A. Rhodes. Baptist Church Plans The spring and summer sched ule for Sunday evening activities will begin at the Baptist Church this week. The Training Union will meet at seven o’clock and worship service to begin at eight. The Adult Choir will sing Stainers’ “God So Loved the World” at the eleven o’clock wor ship services Sunday morning. The pastor will preach on the subject, “The Poor in Spirit.” The Girls Choir will sing at the evening service and the pastor veil! preach on the subject “Deal ing with Life’s Problems.” TO SPEAK HERE ■Hf It- JsUB ::xg. ills JL Pictured s John Marshall of . Raich . secretary to Governor W. Knr S.u.t. scheduled to address members of the local post of the American Legion at their meeting at toe Recorders Court building at 7:30 p.m. tonight. Mr. Marshall, formerly manag |in ed tor of the Raleigh Times, is j past Raleigh Legion commander. Wak&on School Plans Art Show To foster recognition of a num ber of good pictures at sight and to encourage familiarity with the artists’ names, pictures, subjects, styles—these arc the aims of Art Appreciation week, which begins on Monday at the Wakelon school. The individual who would know more of the world’s great master pieces will benefit greatly from a visit to the art exhibit, held in the Wakelon gymnasium all next week from nine until three. Sponsored by the local school, this collection will enable the vis itor to review fine reproductions of such immortal paintings as “Christ In the Temple,” “Last Supper,” “Blue Boy,” and “Age of Inno cence.” These reproductions are of the finest type produced, show- I ing the original color as well as the brush strokes of the original canvases. Admission will be 10c and 25c, the proceeds of which will go to the Wakelon art fund to be used for the purchase of school pictures. Recital Postponed The pinno recital bv Miss Marilvn Alderman schedul ed for tonight in the Wakelon auditorium has been postponed indefinite ly. Battery A Plans Summer Work; Gilliam Is Named Warrant Officer Battery A, Zebulon’s National Guard unit, will hold its drill per iod next week on Monday night at 7:30 (1930 hours, Army time). The sectional training will contin ue the preparation for the 15-day summer encampment and weekend firing at Camp Butner. WOjg Clifford Gilliam said that' the arrival of the moving picture ' projector and screen will aid in i training. Last week a special film was shown for the drivers. The projector is a new RCA machine, j The battery executive officer, Lt. Philip Pearce, stated that the strength of the battery at summer j camp will be a factor in its eligi- j bility for the coveted Eisenhour trophy. He urged employers to plan for their workers who are in Theo. Davis Sons, Publishers Five Entries Are Planned for Local Softball League Five softball teams are being or ganized for participation in the Zebulon Municipal League this summer, according to reports re ceived from prospective managers. Three teams which participated last summer and two new entries are included in the lineup. Pat Farmer called a meeting of the Wildcats for Monday, April 17. in the McPhail-Farmer Co. store. He asked that all members ! >f the 1949 team who want to play I with the Wildcats be present. Any | other ball players arc invited to | try out for team positions with the Wildcats. Casey Stallings, star catcher I with the Woodchoppers last sum mer, is managinig the WOW squad this year. He expected to have a strong lineup. Beck Brothers Veneer Plant is reported organizing a team. Details of this group have not been learn ed. The Zebulon Scribes will field a slightly different team from that of 1949, according to Manager Ferd Davis. Several new men will be signed to replace those now playing with the National Guard entry. National Guard Entry of the National Guard is just completing its organization under the direction of Sgt. Gordon Temple, who expects pitching to be his greatest problem. Sgt. J. P. Arnold and Sgt. Frank Massey were both stellar outfielders last year, and are leading contenders for the same positions with the Guard. First baseman George Massey of the Wakelon baseball team will probably play the same position. Opening date for league play is ponding the organization of the Recreation Commission by the Zebulon Town Board. Zebulon Farm Bureau To Meet on Tuesday The Zebulon Farm Bureau will hold its last meeting of the sea son Tuesday night at 8:00 in the Wakelon auditorium. President Robert Fd Horton stated yesterday. The ladies will meet with Mrs. Mary Palmer in the Home Eco nomics building. Fred Royster will be the fea tured speaker for the evening, the president added, and his talk will be of special interest to farmers of this section. the National Guard to attend the maneuvers at Ft. Jackson, S. C. Two more vacancies have oc curred in the battery, First Ser geant Sidney Holmes announced yesterday. He urged that appli cants see the administrative assist ant at the armory at once. WOjg Clifford Gilliam, adminis trative assistant for Battery A of the 113th Field Artillery Battalion, received his promotion from Ser geant First Class on Wednesday of this week Warrant Officer Gil liam has been with the unit since its organization late last summer. The grade of Warrant Officer is authorized under a new revision to the Table of Organization which specifies the ratings available to men in the battery.
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