Friday, August 3, 1951
PERSONAL ITEMS
Mr. and Mrs. James Rosenstock
of Petersburg, Va., have been oc
cupying a cottage at Myrtle Beach
for the past two weeks.
Last week they had as their
guests Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Kemp of
Zebulon, and Mrs. Bruce Hodges
of Greensboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hodges will
be their guests this week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Green, Jr.,
were here with his parents Sunday
before going to Morganton, N. C.,
where he will be on the Morganton
paper.
Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Williams,
Jr., and son were visitors in the
home of Mr. Onnie Driver Sunday.
Mr. Grady Cates of Durham is
in Zebulon visiting friends and
relatives. He will be here several
days.
Cake Cutting
Following their wedding rehear
sal Saturday evening, Miss Lil
lie Ferrell and James Debnam
were entertained at a cake cutting
given by Mrs. Proctor Scarboro,
Mrs. Thurman Murray and Mrs.
Sprite Ferrell at the home of Mrs.
Ferrell.
Guests were greeted at the door
by Mrs. Riggsbee Massey.
In the living room were ar
rangements of gladiolas. The col
or scheme of green and white
prevailed throughout the dining
room. After the first slice of the
wedding cake had been cut by the
bridal couple, Mrs. Murray, sister
of the bride served. The cake was
in three tiers, each being suspend
ed, and white ribbons extending
from it held tokens for the mem
bers of the bridal party. Mrs.
Hunter Jones, sister of the groom
presided over the punch bowl.
Mrs. Larby Perry presided over
the register. About 50 guests were
present.
Farm Answers
Dixie Bright 101 tobacco grows
with a yellow cast. How can I tell
when it is ripe enough to harvest?
Most growers of Dixie Bright
101 are harvesting this variety too
green, says R. R. Bennett, exten
sion tobacco specialist at State Col
lege. “Nearly everywhere I have
been, farmers are priming 101 be
fore it is ripe and mature,” he as
serts. This lack of maturity, the
specialist adds, will show up after
the tobacco is cured.
Bennett suggests that growers
allow Dixie Bright 101 to become
very ripe to the extent of almost
beginning to fire at the tip of the
leaf before harvest. Then, he
says, only two to three leaves per
plant should be harvested at a
time.
Pleasant' Hill
The Hendricks wish to express
their hearty thanks for the gift
in money a few Sundays ago.
$34.00.
Mrs. C. P. Chapell asked for a
letter of dismission to unite with
the Wake Cross Roads Church
which was granted last Sunday.
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Mrs. Lemmie Liles makes our
church beautiful with flowers
every Sunday. If she can’t, she
gets it done. When she comes in
she comes with a smile.
When you come to the cemetery
to work on your plot take a few
feet more in cutting and that will
help a lot.
The Wendell Training Union of
Intermediates gave a special pro
gram last Sunday night.
Mr. Cleveland Liles and Mr.
Miley Whitaker used machinery
discing and cutting grass to beauti
fy our church ground.
We appreciate the flowers given
to the church last Sunday by Miss
Anderson.
Good news: Water, water, water,
bring a drinking cup and cure your
thirst at the fountain.
We are sorry to hear that Mr.
Henry Lee is very sick.
Mr. W. M. Hood was worse last
week but is a little better now. He
had another light stroke.
We are sorry to hear about Mr.
Wallace Scarboro getting hurt in a
wreck last Sunday.
Mr. Bryant Gay, Mr. J. Q.
Pearce and Mr. T. Y. Puryear sold
tobacco Monday at Lumberton
and reported very good prices.
Mrs. H. E. Whitaker of New
Jersey is visiting her mother, Mrs.
E. W. Hood and other relatives this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Gay and
children, Don and Alice of Wilson
and Mrs. E. W. Hood had lunch
with Mrs. T. Y. Puryear Thurs
day.
Mrs. Zeb Warner and grand
daughter, Patricia Blackwell of
Lexington, visited Rev. and Mrs.
Joe Roach last weekend.
Mr. Page Perry of Bethany vis
ited Mr. W. M. Hood Monday.
Mrs. D. A. Gay of Wilson, Mrs.
Everett Whitaker of New Jersey,
Mrs. E. W. Hood, and Mrs. T. Y.
Puryear called at Mrs. John
Starnes and Mrs. S. T. Whitakers
Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Strickland
of Wendell were supper guests of
Mrs. Mamie Gay Sunday evening.
Other visitors were Mrs. H. E.
Whitaker of New Jersey, Mrs. Ve
ra Rhodes of Wakefield, and Mrs.
E. W. Hood.
Mrs. Roscoe Alford and daugh
ters and Mr. Elton McLamb visited
Mr. McLamb’s parents in Cary
Sunday.
Mrs. John Peele and daughters
of Lewiston visited Rev. and Mrs.
Joe Roach last week.
Visitors at Mr. T. Y. Puryear’s
Sunday were Mr. G. L. Puryear,
Lenzie and Marethia Puryear, Miss
Lexton Puryear of Alabama, Mr.
and Mrs. L. H. Williford and chil
dren of Bethany, Mr. and Mrs. En
nis Puryear and children of Mitch
ell’s Mill, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Car
ter of Raleigh, Mr. and Mrs. T. Y.
Puryear, Jr., and children of Roles
ville, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thorne
of Raleigh, and Mr. A. O. Puryear
and children.
Miss Barbara Nell Creech of
Selma called to see her brother,
Mr. Billie Creech Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Hood and
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children and Mr. and Mrs. George
Roll of Durham, Mrs. Clellie Liles
of Wakefield, Mrs. Walter Todd of
Edgemont, Mrs. Vera Rhodes of
Wakefield, Mrs. H. E. Whitaker of
New Jersey, and Mrs. E. W. Hood
called Sunday at W. M. Hoods.
Mrs. Luther Liles had all her
children last Wednesday night ex
cept her son, Wallace, for a bar
becue supper.
Mr. and Mrs. Robbins and
daughter, Marjorie of Kinston
called at Mr. A. O. Puryear’s Sun
day afternoon. Marjorie is Billie
Creech’s sister.
Mrs. H. E. Whitaker of New Jer
sey, Mrs. Vera Rhodes of Wake
field, and Mrs. T. Y. Puryear went
to Wilson Saturday afternoon to
visit Mrs. D. A. Gay.
Hr. and Mrs. Jack West of Dur
ham and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Agan
and children of Kinston visited
I their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Starnes Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Whitaker,
Mr. Miley Whitaker and Herbert
Alford went to Durham Sunday to
visit Mr. and Mrs. Tom Starnes.
Mrs. Luther Liles visited Mr.
and Mrs. Wallace Underhill in
Laurinburg last Sunday. Mrs. Un
derhill is in a hospital there. We
hope she is soon well.
Mr. Roscoe Alford and Mr. Tate
Alford went to Wilson to the races
Sunday afternoon.
Pearce News
Miss Gladys Baker was on the
sick list over the weekend and
could not teach her Sunday School
Class which is the Ladies Adult
Class and Mrs. L. F. Perry, assist
ant teacher, was also absent. Mr.
Royal Smith from Riley taught
the lesson which was very inter
esting.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Pearce of
Clayton visited his mother who is
sick over the weekend.
Mrs. J. W. Johnson and Mrs.
Sid Perry visited Mrs. Johnson’s
brother who is in Rex Hospital
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Burchette of
Raleigh announce the birth of a
son, David Nickeals, at Rex Hos
pital on July 23. Mrs. Burchette
was the former Miss Lucille Baker.
Miss Bobby Glynn Baker of Ral
eigh spent the weekend with her
parents, the Alex Bakers.
Mrs. Ervin spent several days
with her sister, Mrs. Billy Pearce
who is in Rex Hospital.
Miss Ann Murphy of Virginia
spent Sunday with Miss Rebecca
Perry.
Mr. and Mrs. David Lee Clayton
of Durham took supper with Mrs.
Clayton’s parents, the A. N.
Pearces Tuesday night.
Mrs. Ervin Roger of Zebulon and
Miss Bettie Gray Baker went with
Mr. Nick Burchette to Duke Hos-
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pital Su.iday to bring his infant
son home. He had to spend sev
eral days there for treatment after
his birth at Rex. Mrs. T. D Perry
and Mr. and Mrs. Dock Baker vis
ited Mrs. Burchette several days
last week in Rex Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mitchell, Misses
Kay Ray, Celestia Ray and Louvi
nia Ray were visited in Zebulon
Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Johnson had
as their guests several days last
week, Mr. and Mrs. Wise and fam
ily from Washington,* D. C.
Mrs. L. D. Perry, Mrs. Dock
Baker and Mrs. Ivon Pearce vis
ited Mr. and Mrs. Nick Burchette
of Raleigh Sunday evening. Mrs.
Baker stayed over with her daugh
ter until Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Larby Perry, Bar
bara Jane and Rebecca Perry at
tended the Debnam-Ferrell cake
cutting Saturday night.
Several of our people attended
the Debnam-Ferrell wedding in
the Wakefield Baptist Church Sun
day evening.
The small boys of our commun
ity were happy to be able to play
soft ball at Zebulon last Monday
night. They are looking forward
till next Monday night to play a
gain. That is all the real recrea
tion they have and we too are
glad that they can participate in
that.
Mr. and Mrs. Royal Smith of
Riley spent Sunday with Mrs.
Smith’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
M. Pearce Sunday.
Mrs. C. L. Perry and Mrs. E.
G. Richards and Eddie Clifton vis
ited the J. W. Perrys Sunday eve
ning. v
Mr. Edgar Perry was on the
sick list last week.
We were all glad to see Mrs.
R. H. Johnson back at church
Sunday after her long absence be
cause of sickness.
Mrs. Murray of near Wilson,
mother of Mrs. Resby Brannon
spent last weekend with Mrs.
Brannon.
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Mrs. Jim Phillips of near Zebu
lon visited her sister, Miss Hattie
Pearce last week.
Mrs. C. D. Strickland visited
Mrs. Alex Baker Sunday evening.
Mrs. John Johnson of near Pine
Ridge visited in the community
last Sunday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Otha Upchurch vis
ited their son and family, the
Junie Upchurchs Sunday evening.
Mr. Johnny Smith and Miss
Elizabeth Smith of Riley attended
our prayer meeting last Wednes
day night with Miss Guinehl
Pearce and Ronald Pearce. We are
glad to have our pastor back in
prayer meeting after a month’s ab
sence. We sure did miss him.
—Mrs. Ivon Pearce
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