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* THE ZEBULON RECORD Vol. XXVIII. No. 9. {W'fj I \\ \\ -- - s \w/ \/ \\ • \ Y? I U -- J “Hey, mister, the united campaign helps us servicemen too , ya know—through the USD.” Rolesville School's Fall Festival Now in Progress The fifth annual Fall Festival, sponsored by the Rolesville P. T. A. will be held October 29 and 30 in the Rolesv'ille School. This festival is sponsored to produce means of providing added aspects of learning for the boys and girls of our school district. Approximately 1000 people are expected to attend and enjoy the attractions that the Festival af fords. Much enthusiasm plus a lot of work is being evidenced by the entire school district. The patrons, along with the children, look for word to this gala occasion each year. The student body will be divid ed into four departments with two departments being responsible for a program on stage each night. The “midway” will be crowded with booths and concession stands of various types fortune telling, Commissioners Debate, Pay Night Visit to Wendell, Buy Ford Twice The Zebulon Town Board on Wednesday night voted to support their own decision made Monday night and go ahead with the pur chase of a Ford V 8 police car from Wendell Motor Company. The ac tion came at the end of a special meeting called by Mayor Worth Hinton as a result of heated dis cussion of the Monday night ac tion by citizens of Zebulon. The action amounted to a second reversal of the Board’s decision. Earlier in the evening the Board accepted return of the signed bill of sale held by the Wendell Mo tor Company, and Joe Henderson Federal Check Nov. sth With ten days remaining before the annual Federal Inspection, members of Battery A, Zebulon’s National Guard unit, are busy pre paring for the big event which plays an important part in determ ining the grade given Battery A for its year’s work. The Inspector General, during his visit here November 5, will de termine the military knowledge and morale of the men, whether administrative and supply proce dures are adequate, and the con dition of the clothing and equip ment issued the unit. fishing, pastry shop, weight guess ing, baketball throwing, hot dog stands, and many contests to en courage competition. The midway will open at 5:30 p. m. each day and close promptly at 8:00 p. m., for the stage show in the high school auditorium. These will open again after the show and run until ?. Friday evening in the cafeteria beginning at 5:00 o’clock, the P. T. A. will sponsor a pig and chicken barbecue dinner vcith all the trim mings for SI.OO per plate. The P. T. A.’s goal for this dinner is 1000 plates. Mrs. Raymond Pulley, Chairman of the Ways and Means Committee, solicits the support of all to help advertise and patronize all activi ties in order to make this one of the greatest festivals ever spon sored by the Rolesville P. T. A. accepted the keys and left the meeting to take the car back to Wendell. The apparent decision of the group was to start from scratch on the purchase of the car, with an advertisement providing that the Board should have the right to reject any and all bids, a clause which is customarily inserted in such advertising, but was omitted from the request for bids wnich appeared in the Record earlier this month. The earlier cancellation of the agreement came after appearances (Continued on Page 8) The inspection will require all afternoon and evening. During the afternoon he will confer with Bat tery Commander Barrie Davis and Unit Administrator Johnsey Arn old and will check all records and equipment. During the evening drill, the in spector will question the men, in spect the men in formation, and observe the classroom training. Following the drill, he will meet with the Battery Commander, of ficers and non-commissioned of ficers of the unit to discuss his ob servations. Zebulon, N. C., Friday, October 30, 1953 Traffic Violations, Alcohol Use Again Fill Zebulon Court Frank Hodge of Route 2, Zebu lon, found that it is expensive in time and money to become involv ed with the law and face justice in the Zebulon Recorder’s Court. On Wednesday Judge Irby Gill found Hodge guilty on four counts. For having an accident involv ing personal injury to others and failing to give proper information and render assistance, Hodge was sentenced to six months suspend ed on payment of S4O fine and costs. For driving with improper brakes, he was sentenced to 30 days suspended on payment of the costs. For running a stop sign he was sentenced to 30 days suspended on payment of the costs. For driving with no operator’s license, he was fined $25 and costs. Wade Jack Smith was in court on three counts. He was sentenced to 60 days to be suspended on pay ment of the costs for being drunk and disorderly and engaging in an affray in Zebulon, the sentence to be suspended on payment of $25 fine and costs. For damaging personal proper ty by throwing a brick through a vehicle window Smith was sen tenced to four months to be sus pended on payment of SSO fine and costs. For assault with a brick he was sentenced to 60 days to be suspended on payment of SSO fine and costs. Frances Saunders Bowden of Virginia was fined SIOO and costs for drunken driving in Zebulon. She took an appeal and bond was set at S2OO. Had Improper Exhaust Jimmie C. Nowell, of Raleigh was fined the costs for having im proper exhaust system on his car. I Ronald Junior Parker of Ral eigh, guilty of speeding 65 miles per hour, was sentenced to 60 days suspended on payment of $25 fine and costs. An appeal was taken and bond set at SIOO. Grover Walls of Zebulon, guil ty of drunkenness in a public place of business, was sentenced to 30 days suspended on payment of $5 and costs and on condition he re main of good behavior for one year. Gledwood Morgan of Zebulon, guilty of public drunkenness, sentenced to 30 days. Guilty of giving a worthlesss check for $5, he received a second sentence of 30 days to run concurrently with the first. James Carey Hagwood of Fay etteville paid $lO fine and costs for failing to give a proper turn signal. James Nathan Cooke of Route 2, Wendell, was found not guilty of careless and reckless driving. Charles Kenneth Glover of Spring Hope paid $25 fine and cost for speeding. Estee Clark of Sharpsburg was fined SSO and costs for speeding. Roy Shelby Price of Route 4, was fined sls and costs for park ing on the traveled portion of the highway. Rose Johnson Lewis of Route 2 was sentenced to 60 days suspend ed on payment of $25 and costs for speeding 65 miles per hour. John Wesley Bunn of Zebulon waived preliminary hearing of a charge against him of assaulting T. W. Tick with a nistol with intent to kiM causing serious and painful (Continued on Page 2) CHURCH EDITOR >raggSSl mm ' . Randolph Hendricks, member of the Junior Board of Deacons of the Zebulon Baptist Church, has been elected editor of Light and Truth, new publication of the lo cal Baptist organization. Charter Granted To Radio Station The Wendell-Zebulon Radio Company was chartered the past week by Secretary of State, Thad Eure. Initial stockholders listed were Lewis V. Parrish of New York City and Knightdale, and Mr. Par rish’s sister, Mrs. Flowers of Knightdale, Ferd Davis and Worth Hinton, both of Zebulon, L. R. Clark, Jr., and Philip R. Whitley, both of Wendell. Whitley reported that a meeting of the stockholders would be held soon for the election of the new company’s officers. School Menu Listed For Coming Week MONDAY: Salmon salad on let tuce, garden peas, stewed corn, baked apples, bread, crackers, and milk. TUESDAY: Frankfurters with chilli sauce, slaw, dried butter beans, raisins in cups, rolls, milk. WEDNESDAY: Baked ham, string beans, potato salad, apple sauce, bread, and milk. THURSDAY: Cheese wedges, dried field peas, steamed cabbage, pear salad, milk and corn bread. FRIDAY: Vegetable soup, chick en salad sandwich, ice cream, crackers and milk. HOMECOMING Homecoming Day will be held at Pearces Church Sunday. All the former pastors are invited. Special music by Bakers Quartet of Hop kins Chapel. C. L. Capps. Local Fire Truck Project to Be Featured by Magazine, TV Station Zebulon’s rural fire truck pro ject has gained fame all over North Carolina and will be featur ed in the North Carolina Farm Bu reau newspaper and on Greens boro’s television station. This news was brought here this week by Bill Hanna, Farm Bureau newspa per representative. Five local citizens will appear on the program, which will be tel evised from 12 noon to 12:15, are Ed Hales, chairman of the Finer Theo. Davis Sons, Publishers Special Class Held By Church; Plans Noted for Sunday The Spiritual Life and Week of Prayer Program was conducted by Miss Sara Eaton, Spiritual Life Leader, at the Zebulon Methodist Church last Monday evening. Theme for the meeting was “This Day.” Look to this day for it is the breath of life. In its brief course lie all the realities of our existence, the blessing of growth, the glory of action, the splendor of beauty. Yesterday is already a dream and tomorrow is only a vision. But today well lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope “Why a Quiet Day?” was dis cussed by Mrs. S. G. Flowers; “Home Mission for a Small Com munity” by Mrs. M. J. Sexton; and “Foreign Missions” by Mrs. Doug las Finch. While Ruth Temple played “Sweet Hour of Prayer” each one present carried her offering to the altar. Afterwards Sue Alford sang “My Task.” The meeting closed with a prayer, and the song “Bless be the Tie” was sung by all. Baptist Services Sunday, November 1, is the an nual celebration of Reformation Sunday, and the Rev. Bev. A. As bury will preach at the Zebulon Baptist Church on “Spirit of the Reformation” at the morning ser vice. The Youth Choir will sing “A Mighty Fortress” by Martin Luther. The Training Union will meet in the church at 6:30 Sunday eve ning, and the Vesper service will follow at 7:30. The Adult Choir will sing “Mighty Spirit, All Transcending” by Mozort at the Vesper service. Next week beginning on Monday evening at 7:30 and continuing through Friday evening there will be a Sunday School W. M. S. Study Course on “Found Faithful” conducted by the pastor. Every one is invited to attend. Wakefield WMS Postponed The Wakefield Woman*s Mis sionary Society scheduled for Mon day night has been postponed until a later date. Mrs. Kemp to Sing Nellie Kemp has been selected as one of the concert artists in this area to sing a program of classical music over WNAO at 8:00 o’clock Sunday evening, sponsored by the Raleigh Music Club. She will be accompanied by Charles Horton, Minister of Music at the First Bap tist Church in Rocky Mount, N. C. Carolina Steering Committee; Rob ert Ed Horton, chairman of the fire truck project; M. L. Hagwood, president of the Zebulon Rural Fire Deaprtment; Willie B. Hop kins, Zebulon town manager and fire chief; and Grady Miller, Wake County Farm Agent. According to Bill Hanna, who took photographs of the rural fire truck to appear in the Farm Bu reau publication, the local project will be featured in three columns of the November issue.
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