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Uncle Sam's Hayseed
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They ask for no quarters. They fly
in. They hop in. They crawl in.
They tumble in. They drop in and
they just keep coming in. There
are no conceivable ways for bugs
to get in but what the bugs make
use of to get in. Some come in the
light but others come in the night
but always the bugs just keep com
ing in.
There are bugs in office and
there are bugs out of office. There
are dictator bugs and there are
free enterprise bugs. There are
bugs on payrolls and there are
bugs on welfare. The gold bugs
are practically extinct in these
days of high prices. Some tumble
bugs are to be found in the land.
Tumble bugs always roll their
burdens backwards. Even some are
trying to roll high prices back
ward. There are also political hum
bugs. They are most deceitful
of all bugs. There are bugs in
high places and there are bugs in
low places. There are bugs in the
house. There are bugs out of
doors. There are bugs everywhere.
Auxiliary Meeting
The American Legion Aux
iliary will meet tonight at
eight o’clock in the home of
Mrs. Sidney Holmes. A good
attendance is urged.
Pilot News
Our goal for attendance at
church each Sunday this year is
250. Our attendance for last Sun
day was 200. Let’s all be present
next Sunday and try to reach our
goal. We all enjoyed the special
music by our girls’ choir Sunday.
They sang “I Know A Beautiful
Theme.”
Those on our sick list this week
are Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ray, Mr.
G. U. Massey, and Mrs. Harold Al
ford. They are all improving
nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Denton an
nounce the birth of a son, Dennis
Harold, on July 29.
Mrs. Charles Cameron from Ral
eigh visited her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Bennie Lewis on Sunday af
ternoon.
BONITA'S BEAUTY BOX
Hair Styling
Bonita Bunn, Owner
Mrs. Sidney Holmes, Asst.
Phone 4851 Zebulon, N. C.
INSURANCE
on
TOBACCO
in the curing barn
and in the pack
house
covered under
one policy
until December 31
for
$1.25 per SIOO
See
D. D. Chamblee
for this unusual
protection
Mr. and Mrs. Talmadge Ray an
nounce the birth of a son, Danny
Ray, on July 24.
Burt and Don Bunn of Golds
boro are visiting in the commun
ity this week.
Mrs. Hurley Williams and grand
daughter, Brenda Carol, from
Rocky Mount visited Mrs. Hu
bert Bunn on Saturday. They can
ned 27 quarts of soup mixture. Mr.
Hurley Williams came on Sunday.
Miss Jean Bass from Spring
Hope visited Miss Bonita Bunn on
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Perry from
Hopkins Chapel spent the week
end with Mrs. Hubert Bunn.
Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Stallings
from Raleigh spent the weekend
with Mrs. Mamie Stallings.
Miss Sandry Poole from Chester,
Pa., is spending the summer with
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Linnie Poole.
Doris Perry and Monroe Hod
ges from Raleigh visited Bonita
Bunn on Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Jan Todd from Raleigh spent
the weekend with Mrs. W. M.
Bunn.
Mr, and Mrs. James Barbee Al
ford, Mrs. Zollie / lford and Mr.
Cloyce Alford visited relatives in
Pilot Mountain last weekend.
Those enjoying a lawn supper
at the Dommie Bunns on Wed
nesday night were Mr. and Mrs.
Kelly Williams and Carol, Mr. W.
M. Bunn, and Mrs. Dommie Bunn
and family and Elliott Moore.
Mr. Gary Smith from Raleigh
spent last weeked with Gerald
Brantley.
Mrs. Roy Todd and Mrs. Doug-
RADIO
SALES AND SERVICE
James Creech
Expert Repairs to any Radio Set
at Hales Farm Supply Company
WE WILL BE CLOSED ALL NEXT WEEK
from August 6 to August 77
for
VACATION
for our employees
★
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rVorth Hinton, Prop. Zebulon, N. C.
RAISE THE BIGGEST
HOG IN TOWN!
FEED
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MASSEYS HATCHERY
PHONE 2841 ZEBULON
The Zebulon Record
las Smith from Raleigh visited
relatives in the community on
Monday.
Mr. Earl Wheless from Spring
Hope is speeding the summer
months with Airs. Ludie Medlin
and Wallace.
Mrs. B. B. Brantley, Miss Judy
Stallings, Mrs. Dommie Bunn and
Mrs. Horace Jones were Raleigh
shoppers on Saturday.
Miss Florence Stallings spent the
night with Nancy Jo Martin last
Saturday night.
Mrs. Louise Stallings from Un
ion Hope spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Davis Stallings.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilder from
Louisburg, Mr. and Mrs. Tommy
Griffin from Elizabeth City, Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Hudges and chil
dren from Statesville, and Mr.
and Mrs. Shelby Alford and Bev
erly from Raleigh spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Pearce.
Mrs. Russell Bunn and children
from Goldsboro visited Mr. and
Mrs. B. B. Brantley on Sunday.
Miss Jean Liner has moved to
Eclopise, Va., to stay with her par
ents.
Announcing Our
New Location
In the Former
Chamblee's
Stables
Here’s a Store You Can Drive
Into for Loading and
Unloading!
Paints - Feeds - Seeds
Fertilizers
PHILIP MASSEY'S
FCX STORE
Phone 4141 Zebulon
Misses Melrose Williams and
Judy Stallings from E. C. C. were
home with their parents for the
weekend.
Mr. Jimmie Liner from E. C. C.
was home with his relatives for the
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Domie Bunn and
girls visited relatives in Spring
Little River Ice Company, Inc.
ICE USING APPLIANCES
Snow Ball Hand lee Cream Freezers
2 Qt.—s6.4o ★ 4 Qt.—sß.so ★ 6 Qt.—sll.lo
Dolly Madison Electric Ice Cream Freezers
4 Qt. 518.75 ★ 6 Qt. —521.00
Round PIK-NICK Coolers - $4.00
Small Cannon Ice Chest with Tray 515.25
Without Tray 514.25
Large Cannon Ice Chest with Tray 516.50
Without Tray 515.50
Small Progress Ice Chest—s7.so, Large—sl6.so
WATER COOLERS—4 gal. $7.00, 6 gal. SB.OO
New i/ 2 Block and 1 Block Wooden
Coal and Kerosene for All Uses
Phone 3081 Zebulon, N. C.
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BUNN ELECTRIC COMPANY
ZEBULON, NORTH CAROLINA
Friday, August 3, 1951
Hope and Samaria on Sunday af
ternoon.
Mrs. Carl McDuffie from Ral
eigh visited her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Berry Williams, last week.
Be sure to attend church next
Sunday. We welcome all visitors
or new members in our church.
—Joyce Bunn