Tuesday, July 4, 1950
Mrs. Jack Potter Feted
By Mrs. Ferd Davis
Mrs. Ferd Davis entertained at
bridge Friday night in honor of
Mrs. Jack Potter, recent bride. Her
home was decorated throughout
with beautiful arrangements of
gladioli and mixed flowers.
Mrs. Potter was presented with
a corsage of white carnations by
the hostess.
After several progressions, high
score prize was presented Mrs.
Frank Coiner, second high to Miss
Nancy Whitley, and low to Mrs.
Armstrong Cannady. The honoree
was presented crystal in her chos
en pattern by the hostess, and Mrs.
Barrie Davis, recent bride, was
remembered with a gift.
Playing were Mesdames Jack
Potter, Barrie Davis, Ted Davis,
Garland Godwin, Armstrong Can
nady, Herb Appenzeller, Frank
Coiner, Ralph Talton, Fred Smith,
Ben Thomas, and Misses Carolyn
Massey and Nancy Whitley.
Fidelis Class Meeting
The Bessie Davis Fidelis Class
will meet tonight at the home of
Mrs. Theo. B. Davis at eight o’-
clock. Mrs. Verena Simpson is
the associate hostess.
Attend FFA Camp
Seventeen members of the
Wakelon Future Farmers of Amer
ica left this morning accompanied
by Mr. Ed Ellington for White
Lake.
While at the FFA camp there,
they will enter competition with
other clubs for awards.
Last year the banner was won
by the Wakelon Club for the first
time. The banner is awarded on
a point basis and the club having
the most points wins.
Mrs. Brown Hostess
Mrs. Vance Brown was hostess
to her bridge club and guests Fri
day night at her home on Arendell
Avenue. Beautiful arrangements
of mixed flowers decorated her
home.
After several progressions high
score for club members was a
warded Mrs. Donald Stallings and
low to Mrs. Bob Sawyer. High
for guests was presented Mrs. F. L.
Page.
A delicious dessert course was
served by the hostess.
Playing were Mesdames A. S.
Hinton, Donald Stallings, Julian
Horton, Bob Sawyer, Milton How
ell, F. L. Page, James Alford, and
Eldred Rountree. Refreshment
guests were Mesdames Wilbur
Debnam, Willard Gill, Mrs. J. J.
Horton of Vanceboro. and Miss
Emily Rose Brantley of Tryon.
Card of Thanks
We wish to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to our
many friends for their kind ex
pressions of sympathy during our
recent bereavement.
The family of Carlton R. Cox
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Mr. and Mrs. Paul Adams and
daughter, Paula, arrived Saturday
to spend a week with Mr. and Mrs.
vicu maaacj.
Misses Nancy Whitley and Caro
lyn Massey leave Tuesday for New
York for six w'eeks.
Miss Molly DeFord of Norfolk
arrived Saturday to spend through
July 4 with Miss Mary Fisher
Finch. They were roommates at
Greensboro College.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Vance Brown
will leave Tuesday for the moun
tains of North Carolina. They will
pick up Ruth, who has been at
Camp Dellwood for a month, and
will visit in Asheville. They will
return to Zebulon Sunday.
Mrs. J. J. Horton of Vanceboro
is visiting her granddaughter, Mrs.
Wilbur Debnam. She will be here
for a week.
Mrs. Norman Screw's left Satur
day for a two week’s visit to Myrtle
Beach.
Mrs. Dave Privette and Frank
returned Saturday from a visit to
Jacksonville, Fla. They were ac
companied home by Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil Alford, who will remain
through the 4th.
Mrs. Joseph Temple, Sherry and
Joey have been visiting her moth
er in Mebane.
Your friends and neighbors
Dave Finch returned this week
end from Morehead where he has
been taking a three week's course
on “Cotton”.
Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Crowder
have returned from a visit to the
beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Glynn Dickerson
and infant son of Bunn had supper
Saturday night wtih Mrs. Lucy
Bunn.
Miss Gertrude Bunn and “Skeet
er” Sapp of Raleigh spent Saturday
with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bunn.
Billy Bunn and Prof. Ernest Mc-
Kensie of Wake Forest returned
Friday from a trip to the New
England States.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Chamblee
left Sunday for a two week’s trip
to Long Beach.
Mrs. Jimmie Allen returned to
her home in Myrtle Beach Sunday
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nearly always a man's neighbors are
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That's the way we here at the
Carolina Power and Light Company
find it, and we have a lot of neighbors
in the Carolinas. In fact we are home
folks too all of officers and directors
are citizens of the Carolinas all of
our 1700 employees take an active in
terest in the community life of the 295
towns we serve. In North Carolina
alone there are some 8,750 stockholders
fCAROLINA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY)
The Zebulon Record
after a visit to her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. G. Kemp.
Mr. and Mrs. Rom Moser have
moved into an apartment on
Phelps Avenue in Raleigh.
Mrs. C. L. Matheny and children
have returned to Zebulon after a
month’s visit in Forest City.
Misses Ann and Patsy Allman
are visiting their aunts, Mrs. V. P.
Scroggin in Tampa. Fla., and Mrs.
J. M. Blanco in St. Petersburg,
! Fla.
Mrs. O. B. Spivey will return
today from Newport, R. I. She
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who have invested mere than twenty
three million dollars in the Company.
They ccme from every walk of life—
farmers—professional people, business
men—yes even widows and orphans
are included. Nobody owns controlling
interest—our biggest stockholder owns
less than two per cent of the total shares
in the Company.
The owners of Carolina Power &
Light Company are folks just like you—
many of them your friends and neigh
bors who believe in free enterprise and
want to see it continued.
will be accompanied to Zebulon
by Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Sutton.
Mrs. Ann Harris and Mr Jack
Harris of Kinston visited Mrs.
Ferd Davis Saturda>.
Mrs. F. E. Bunn has returned
from a visit to Mr. and Mrs Elmo
Bunn in Greensboro.
Major Ferd Davis, PIO officer
for the 30th Infantry Division, left
Friday for Ft. Jackson, S. C
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