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PLEASANT HILL
NEWS
Wo were glad to have 212 pre:«
ent for Sunday School last Sunday.
Come every Sunday. Don’t let us
fall below 200. We generally have
three meals a day for our body.
Why, surely you can come on Sun
day for spiritual food.
The good work the Trustees did
making plans to sell the stoves was
appreciated very much. .
If you have not been to the
basement, be sure to go and see
the new classroom for the “Faith
ful Workers.” They are anxious
to see you Thursday night at the
school cafeteria in Wendell from
5:30 to 8:30. The proceeds will
go to their new room.
The Junior Deacons met Mon
day night in the Community Cen
ter at 7:30.
If anyone asks you to come to
church or Training Union, please
don’t refuse. You will disappoint
that person.
We are sorry to hear Mrs. W.
M. Hood is in Rex Hospital re
covering from a fall in the hos
pital.
We are also sorry to know Mrs.
Dorsey Williford of Bethany is
in Rex Hospital. If there are oth
ers sick we do not know of, our
wish for the best of health are
for those who are ill.
Our sympathy goes out for the
families of Mrs. Sallie Horton and
Mr. Alonza Scarboro in the loss
of their loved ones.
Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Puryear
and little son of Youngsville, Mrs.
Joe Carter of Raleigh, and Mr. and
Mrs. T. Y. Puryear, Sr., and son,
Carl, called to see Mr. and Mrs.
C. D. Puryear and family of Bunn
level.
Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Whitaker and
son, Miley, went to a birthday din-
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Mrs. Frank Kemp, Owner
Miss Susan Stallings, Manager
Miss Lillie Ferrell. Assistant
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Beautiful Xmas gifts
for the whole family.
Write Rt. 3, Zebulon,
or call 2966.
Mrs. J. T. Johnson
Representative for
Zebulon and vicinity
ner Sunday for Mrs. Catlett at her
daughters, Mrs. Swannie Ray’s.
Mrs. Helen Cousin and Mrs. Earp
of Johnson County spent Wednes
day of last week with Mrs. B. K.
Horton.
Mr. and Mrs Ennis Puryear and
children of Mitchell’s Mill were
visitors at T. Y. Puryear’s Satur
day night.
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Gay of Wil
son spent last Wednesday with
Mrs. E. W. Hood.
Mr. E. C. Pearce has a discharge
from the Navy and is making his
Classified
FOR SALE: Male Boston Bull
terior, two years old. Pure bred,
housebroken, registration papers.
Mrs. Lona Richardson, phone
2676.
FOR SALE: Laundry Heater and
40-gallon tank. Call 2321, Zebu
lon. Nov. 3-10 pd.
HELLO, EVERYBODY, hello. If
your well is troubling you, bring
your troubles to Herbert and
let hitn find you cool, clear wa
ter. See Herbert Howell, Zebu
lon. Route 4. 027,N3,10,17pd.
FOR SALE: Will sell or rent
practically new three-room
house and IVi acres located on
U. S. Highway 64 at Tarpley’s
Mill. Reference required. See J.
W. Tarpley.
FOR SALE CHEAP: Two new
Holland wood saws, tilting ta
bles, belts, 30-inch saws. One
large corner cabinet, two rock
ing chairs, laundry heater, used
windows, doors, and window
frames. See J. W. Tarpley at
Tarpley’s Mill.
Federal Land Bank
FARM LOANS
Long term —4Vfe per cent
L. M. GOULD
Sec.-Treas.
Smithfield, N. C. Box 529
TARPLEY'S
BEST FEEDS
For Highest Production
Get them at Tarpley’s Mill. Our
Mill Price will save you big
! money. Our feeds, live stock and
| poultry remedies are the Very
lest. Our pig and hog ration and
! aying mash can’t be beat at any
price. If you have plenty of corn,
when we have a real good 40%
Pig and Hog Supplement for only
$4.95 per 100 that will really
make fast gains. We have the well
known Jamesway Hog & Paultry
Feeders, waterers, and livestock
equipment. We Buy Corn, Soy
Beans, Wheat, Oats, & Cotton
Seed and Meal for cash or trade
for Feeds, Corn Meal, Flour, Sugar,
etc.
SEWING
Will Make Dresses,
Drapes, Bed Spreads, Etc.
i Special Woolen & Corduroy Skirts
Mrs. Gaybella Harris
Telephone Wendell 3836
Located near Colored School
WENDELL, N. C.
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PH I L-ETT
OIL CO.
Distributor
ESSO PRODUCTS
Kerosene for Home Heating
and Tobacco Curing
| Fuel Oil Tanks & Guageo
Call 2251 or 24*1
: Avon Privette a Sidney Ed dins
Zebulon, N. C
The Zebulon Record
home with his father-in-law, Mr.
B. K. Horton.
Quite a number attended the
house-warming for Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Taylor last Friday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Carter of Ral
eigh, Mr. and Mrs. Lennie Willi
ford and children of Bethany and
Dr. J. F. Coltrane
DENTIST
Office 4961
Office Hours: 9-12:30 a. m.
I 30-5 p. m
Dr. Chas. E. Fiowers
Physician and Surgeon
Office Phone 3311
Dr. L. M. Massey
DENTIST
Office Phone 4281
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Greensboro Raleigh
Charlotte Greenville
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Maybe your brook-dam days are over
more’s the pity!
But today you are supporting as a tax
payer the biggest dam-building program
the world has ever seen. Some of the taxes
you pay on your income, and on cigarettes,
cosmetics and other things, are being used
to build huge federal government dams.
Plans call for nearly 60 billion dollars
worth!
At some of these dams, it’s economically
» sensible to produce electric power ... at
others, it is not. Where the production of
electricity makes sense, it can be a good
thing for America, if delivering the power
doesn’t cost too much.
Fortunately, most of the power lines
needed to deliver government-made elec
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(CAROLINA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY*)
Mrs. Vera Rhodes of Wakefield
and Mrs. T. Y. Puryear, Jr., were
visitors at Mr. T. Y. Puryear’s Sun
day afternoon.
I NEWS AND CHATS
Published in the For courteous, es- call a man who is
interest of the peo- ficient ginning ser- driving a truck?”
pie of Zebulon and vice visit our mod- “It all depends
vicinity by ern ginnery All of upon how close he
\aj a i/ci fVkl the latest equipment comes to me.”
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TRADING CHINE. Cosuit us for your
COMPANY ★ next year’s ROY- j
Phone 4411 Prospect: What is STER FERTILIZER
the cash price of needs.
* that car?
Cotton picking Salesman: Eh, I Great weather we
j sheets for sale 75c don’t think rt has are having these
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The favorite story The following is Families who own
! is about a Scotch- a good rule for eat- CQWS drink three ;
| !Tian who °P ened hls in S S reen onions and times as much milk I
j! I Pocketbook on last how to keep the as families who don > t
I ; Christmas and a smell from your f
! Jline bu § flew out - breath: Peel care - We’ll, election day
★ fully, slice with per- past again . Hope ;
Do you need! feet precision, pep- the results suit you. i
transportation for per and salt suffi-j
i j your cotton? No fuss ciently, add a little
! and no muss, call us. Olive oil, a few WAKELON
★ drops of vinegar, 1 TRADING
Feed represents and then throw it
about 50 percent of away. COMPAN l
the total cost of pro- ★
ducing milk. “Pa, what do you Zebulon
Come Off tff/"
Friday, November 10, 1950
1 Mr. A. O. Puryear and son,
* Lawrence, and Billie Creech mo
• tored to Ft. Bragg Sunday.
—Mrs. T. Y. Puryear
tricity to users are in existence, the great
majority of them built by the business
managed electric companies of the country.
And these companies stand ready to buy
and distribute this government electricity
along with the power they produce them
selves, at rates fixed by local, state or
federal governments. /
This arrangement would save the Araeri
can people the millions of dollars it would
cost to build another set of power lines to
distribute government-made electricity
separately.
It would also assure all users of elec
tricity the benefit of any savings made pos
sible at the dams. And it would continue
the present local control that is lost when
the federal government runs things.