Tuesday, May 5, 1953
STATEMENTS
(Continued from Page 2)
I believe that every candidate
running should have a goal to shoot
at, and that the tax payer is en
titled to know what he stands for.
This explains my platform. On
July 7, 1952, the town board spent
$250.00 to have our Town Laws
VOTE FOR
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ELWOOD PERRY
FOR
COMMISSIONER
TOWN OF ZEBULON
Your Active Support Will Be
Greatly Appreciated
Attention
Dance Students
Children
Babies
Grown-Ups
Fraternal Groups
Trueblood
Studios
Mr. John Trueblood
Owner & Photographer
Will Be at
ZEBULON
Woman's Club
on
Monday, May 11
1:00 to 8:00 p.m.
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Family Groups
A Specialty
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Call 2551 or 5121
Zebulon,
For Appointment
Sittings
Mrs. Aaron Lowery
Mrs. Lowery recommends
Mr. Trueblood’s work.
may be seen in
Lowery Insurance Agency’s
window.
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No Obligation to Buy Unless
Satisfied with Proofs
revised, yet till this day not one
! copy of the laws you are to live
by are available to you, except
the one copy in the town hall. !
Nearly two years ago Zebulon lost
one of the members of the police j
force leaving only two full time
men, one of which is town clerk
and utility man for the town. Our
City Dump is a health hazard to
the community with wharf rats
running all over the place. Our
city garbage and trash disposal
system is no better than it was 7
years ago when I first came to
Zebulon.
Although the town could afford
to issue $50,000.00 in bonds for a
Municipal Building and purchase a
big lot for an Armory without rais
ing taxes, it has yet to find away
to cut the tax rate. I believe in
Spring Cleaning and I’ve always
heard that a new broom sweeps
clean.
Your vote for me is a vote for j
progress.
Armstrong F. Cannady
Wilbur Debnam
To the people of Zebulon I
would like to say that it is impos
sible for me to outline in detail
what I would like to see accom
plished in Zebulon within the next
two years. There is effective rat
control, better garbage disposal at
the town dump, paving of streets
and sidewalks, attract new busi
nesses to Zebulon there are so
many I will not list them, nor will
I promise they will be accom-!
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The Zebulon Record
plished if I am elected. But I can
promise my honest and sincere ef
forts in making Zebulon a more
beautiful and more profitable
! place in which to live.
Your vote for me in this elec- i
tion will be appreciated, and if
you the people of Zebulon
see fit to elect me I will do my
best to live up to your confidence
in me. Whether elected or not
I would like to thank you for the j
many kindnesses shown me during
the campaign Thank You
Wilbur Debnam
Helpful Hints
for Homemakers
By Ruth Current \ i
Julia Melver, Agricultural Ex
tension specialist in clothing, lists '
the following to look for in a i
ready made or dress pattern and I
j material: <
Color becomingness, print or i
or solid, colorfast (wash, sun, per- <
VOTE FOR
|Q FRANK WALL
COMMISSIONER
Ik Working Unceasingly and Untiringly
For a Better Zebulon
—up to 155-h.p. With famous
Truck V-8 and Big Six, there’s a
5-engine choice.
New shorter turning! New set
back front axles provide sharper
steering angle for easier, faster
maneuvering!
New springs, new brakes!
JL«onger springs for easier ride!
New double-cylinder brakes on
heavy-duty Ford Trucks! Ford
Trucks for ’53 are completely
new from the tires up!
spiration).
Weight summer, winter,
thread count, wear without slip.
Finishes pre-shrunk, mildew
resistance, fireproof, crinkle crepe,
slick finish.
Buying readymades labels,
compare with homemades; work
manship, seams, stitching, thread
hems; comfort and safety features.
The ideal house dress should be
made so comfortable that the
wearer should have complete free
dom—no pulling, no binding of
sleeves, shoulders, neck, no fussy
trim or collar that flaps, no un
necessary fullness or pleats. Pock
ets should be placed at right level,
sloping. It should have no dangling
bows or belts that will catch on
door knobs. It should be easy to
put on easy to keep clean, simple
to make. Medium weight cotton
can be worn without a slip.
Smooth, slick-surface materials
collect less dust and dirt. The
neckline should be becoming and
comfortable.
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New Ford “Driverized” Cab cuts driver
fatigue! New curved one-piece wind
shield, 55% bigger for greater visibility!
New wider, adjustable seat with counter
shock snubber! New 4-ft. rear window!
New push-button door handles, rotor
latches! New insulation and quietness!
Gives truck drivers more working com
fort than ever before!
Guaranteed to Be
as Advertised!
• If you want a man who
is willing to accept re
sponsibility as well as take
credit . . .
• If you want a man who
believes that a job can be
done both quietly and ef
ficiently . . .
• If you want a man who is
willing to measure twice
in order to have to saw
only once . . .
THEN VOTE FOR
FERD L DAVIS
FOR MAYOR OF
ZEBULON
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