Friday, July 31, 1953
BETHANY
Much Happiness Is
Wished Newly-Weds
Os Our Community j
Mrs. Mabel Williford
Wedding bells rang for Miss
Lillian Ann Eddins of Neuse and
Mr. Roscoe Perry, Jr., who were
married last Saturday. Miss Ed
dins is the daughter of Mr .and
Mrs. Lennie Eddins of Neuse. Mr.
Perry is the son of Mr. Roscoe Per
ry and the late Mrs. Ruby Perry.
We extend to them congratulations
and wish them a happy married
life.
We had the same members pres
ent for Sunday School. We had
last week 121. Some came out
for the evening service who were
absent Sunday morning. Our
pastor is improving with his mes
sage. You should come out and
hear him.
The Scarboro reunion was held
at Lake Mirl last Sunday.
Mrs. Etta Robertson and Mr.
Dewey Williford have been sick.
We are glad Mrs. George Watson,
Mrs. Luther Watkins and Mrs.
Melvin Ray are improving. Mrs.
Lennie Broughton is also on the
sick list.
Mr. Bob Young and Mr. Waylon
Creech went on a fishing trip last
weekend.
I know everyone was happy to
learn of the truce being signed and
fighting to cease in Korea and hope
that we will soon have peace again.
Mrs. W. H. Coleman of Hopewell,
Va., visited Mrs. Roxie Jones last
weekend.
Mrs. Willie Jones visited rela
tives, Mrs. Nellie Strickland and
Mrs. Emma Duke at Bunn last
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Lamkin,
Jr., and baby of Silver Springs,
Md., visited Mr. and Mrs. J. Paul
Robertson last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Wilkinson
of Washington, D. C., announced
the birth of a daughter on July 25.
Mrs. Wilkinson is the former El
oise Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. C. Bissette of
Bailey were dinner guests at Mr.
and Mrs. Marvin Scarboro’s Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bridges were
dinner guests with the Ray Wat
son’s Sunday.
Mrs. Allie Strickland is visiting
Mrs. C. H. Horton while her son
Dr. Strickland of Wendell has been
3-Hour Cleaning
. . . WHEN NEEDED . . .
YES, WE CAN GIVE FAST, DEPENDABLE
SERVICE WHEN YOU HAVE TO HAVE
QUICK SERVICE.
CURB SERVICE - FRONT DOOR
OR BACK
i
We invite you to use our back door
for curb service.
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We have one of Eastern Carolina’s
most up-to-date cleaning plants. We
invite you to inspect our modem ma
chines, and see the clear cleaning fluid
we use, also our oil fired boiler that
has not soot to fall. All our drying
machines are heat controlled so they
will not draw your clothes up.
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for cleaning that satisfies
Ask the Ones We Serve!
Zebulon Dry Cleaners
WORTH HINTON, PROP.
in the hospital for treatment.
Mr. Elwood Perry of Zebu lon
had lunch with his parents, the
P. P. Perrys, Tuesday.
Mr. Bobby Jones had luck fish
ing in Mr. C. H. Horton’s pond
Monday catching chubs weighing
Wz pounds and breams weighing
1 pound.
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Dean visited
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Ray Thursday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Scarboro &
Philip of Rolesville and Mr. Bobbie
Watkins enjoyed a chicken bar
becue with the Marvin Scarboros
last Wednesday evening.
Miss Charlie Ann Merritt of
Rolesville spent the weekend with
Miss Barbara Ann Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Cox’s Sunday
guests were to be Mr. and Mrs.
Whitfield, Miss Clara York and
Lucille Eakes of Durham and Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Watkins of Rocking
ham.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nugent and
Mr. and Mrs. Romie Green of Ra
leigh were guests at Mrs. T. M.
Watson’s Sunday.
Sandra and I visited Mrs. Eddie
and Virginia Dean Saturday after
noon. On our return home, hus
band and boys and Mr. & Mrs. E. E.
Williford were preparing for a fish
fry. If I had stayed away thirty
minutes longer I believe things
would have been all set to eat, but
I came just in time to give the
finishing touch before frying. We
all enjoyed the eat.
Callers to see Mrs. Allie Strick
land at the C. H. Horton’s Satur
day afternoon were Mrs. Lena
Jones, Mrs. Magdaline Watkins and
Mrs. Willie Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Watson
of Clayton spent the weekend with
the George Watsons.
The Lennie Willifords called at
the Marvin Scarboros last Thurs- j
day evening.
Mrs. Ira Dean and Mrs. Eddie
Dean visited Mrs. Luther Watkins I
Friday night.
Mr. Tommy Watson visited Mr. j
Billy Royce Liles near Knightdale
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Watkins,
Jr., visited Mr. and Mrs. Dewey
Ray Sunday. Edward has finished
his basic training at Fort Jackson, j
S. C., and is stationed in Raleigh
at present.
Mr. and Mrs. William Lamkin, j
Jr., Mrs. Paul Robertson and Mrs. j
Pauline Hart and children visited j
Mr. C. H. Horton Friday after!
afternoon.
If you are planning for a new
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bathroom, before building, see the
one Mr. Lowell Horton has under
construction. It’s most modern.
Mr. Marvin Scarboro and child
ren spent Wednesday with her
parents the Z. C. Bissetts near
Bailey.
Little Peggy Faison is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Edd Woodall in
Raleigh.
PILOT
Baptismal Services
Held for 23 Persons
Mrs. Mamie Bunn
Attendance of 234 was very good
at Sunday School last Sunday.
Joint baptismal services were
held for 23 candidates of Pilot,
Pine Ridge, and Poplar Springs
churches last Sunday night at
7:45 at the Pilot Baptist Church.
Miss Barbara Denton of Raleigh
visited her parents, the Bervon
Dentons last weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pearce and
Larry of Kinston spent the week
end with his mother, Mrs. Geneva
Pearce.
Mr. and Mrs. William Poole and
son, Billy have returned to their
home in Chester, Pa., after spend
ing a few days with their parents,
the Lennie Pooles.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Hall and
children of Buffaloe, N. Y., and
Mrs. Rodney Murray and boys of
Raleigh visited Mrs. Geneva
Pearce and Mrs. Denincal Priv
AT AUCTION
PLACE: ON THE PREMISES
TIME: 1:00 P.M., FRIDAY,
August 7, 1953
We Will Offer for Sale the Two Story
Building Formerly Occupied by
THE BANK OF WENDELL
Size 25x70 feet
Located at the N. W. Intersection Main
& Third Streets, Wendell, N. C. Con
struction : Solid Brick Masonry with 12
Inch Walls, Roof Newly Renovated.
TERMS
1-4 Cash
Balance in Ten Equal Annual Installments
This building is located at the main busi
ness intersection of the town between two
drug stores, opposite town office, one
block from new bank, and with five to
bacco warehouses on the same street, four
of them within a distance of one short
block! It is ideal for any type business.
Tobacco Market opens August 20th.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. Bids Sub
ject to Approval on Day of Sale. For
Further Information Contact
THE BANK OF WENDELL
Wendell, North Carolina
ette last Thursday afternoon.
Miss Virginia Massey of Raleigh
spent the weekend with her par
ents, the Lemmie Masseys.
| Mr. Archie Bunn has returned
to Baltimore where he will join
the Merchant Marines for another
voyage.
Mrs. Clyde Pearce and Mrs.
Mamie Bunn visited Miss Mary
Harris of Rock Spring Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Pearce, Mr.
and Mrs. Marvin Privett of Pearc
es, and Mr. Eugene Denton of
Raleigh were Sunday afternoon
visitor of the Brodie Privetts.
Mrs. Robert Hudgins and child
ren of Statesville are spending the
week with her parents, the Clyde
I Pearces.
Mr. Clifton Marsh, Miss Anna
Beryl Pearce, Mrs. Geneva Pearce
and Mrs. Mamie Bunn visited rel
atives in Raleigh Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Young of
, Bunn spent Sunday afternoon with
Mrs. Young’s sister, Mrs. Crama
i Ray.
Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Bunch of
j Raleigh, Mrs. Ivon Privett of
Pearces, and Mrs. Denimal Privett
went to Roanoke, Va., Sunday to
visit Mrs. Kearney Privett.
Mrs. Kenneth Cone has re
turned nome from Franklin Coun
!ty Memorial Hospital where she
has been ill. She is feeling much
better.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Slate of
Richmond, Va., spent the week
\ end with her mother, Mrs. Emma
j Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. John Lock-
hart of Durham were Sunday
i visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. John Jackson of
Charlottesville, Va., Mrs. Claude
' Lewis and Mr. Bud Ray were din
i ner guests of the Hubert Bunns
Sunday.
Sympathy is extended the fam-
I ily and relatives of Mr. Lonie
| Jeans in their bereavement.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl McDuffie and
son of Raleigh visited her parents,
the Berry Williams last Sunday.
Mrs. James Pearce and children
went by plane last Thursday to
join her husband in Chattanooga,
i Tenn.
Mr. and Mrs. Jarman Finch of
Raleigh spent the weekend with
her parents, the Lonnie Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilder of
Rock Spring visited Mrs. Wilder’s
parents, the Clyde Pearces Sun
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Maylon Frazier
i of Raleigh spent the weekend with
her father, Mr. Bud Ray.
Now on
SALE
at
REDUCED
PRICES
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Suits
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Skirts
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Blouses
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Robes
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