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Two FOR SAFETY • ••otid • • • ECONOMY you should RECAP thot« slick tires now! Satisfaction guaranteed at half the cost of new tires. See ns today! WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Thurman Hepler, Owner ZEBULON, N. C. BUY A CLASSIFIED AD “YOUR BEST SELLING AGENT” jjir* ‘;:£ f s; -■ .v .-. ,# 11 igriVi, - ITl|i|_ _ y effdlPfclffi * .%» V ? IHBSSr ■BC’ IPaHk ** , / < :^y';;> ,' ■Bp- - ■ A j|§& m v Bethany News Mrs. Mable Williford We had 103 for Sunday School Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Edd Dean are sick. Mrs. William Phillips is still ill. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Watkins, Jr. have their little son at home now. He has been in the hospital since his premature birth in Sep tember. Mr. Mickey Young of Willow Springs spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Young. The Joe Carters of Raleigh visit ed Mr. and Mrs. Lennie Williford Saturday evening. The Marvin Scarboro family visited the Wilbur Bissettes at Bailey Sunday. The Tommy Watsons have moved to the Bill Davises, the Kearney Faisons to John Blackard’s, the Albert Moseleys to Millbrook, the Jap Brinkleys to Knightdale, the C. T. Watsons to the J. P. Robert - ! sons. Mr. Earl Vaughn and Mr. Craw ford Vaughn of Fuquay Springs, ; visited Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Ray and Mr. and Mrs. Edd Deart Sun ■ day. The Zebulon Record Mr. and Mrs. Bill Arnold and Linda Faye of New Hope visited Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Williford Sun day night. Mrs. Dorsey Williford spent last Friday with Mr’ Loomis Weathers in Raleigh. Mr. and Mrs. Durward Hodge and children of Raleigh visited Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Cox Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Ray and Donnie visited Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Watkins, Jr. Sunday p. m. Mrs. Ollie Young visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Lester Wat kins last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hicks of Knightdale visited Mr. and Mrs. j Jesse Hicks Sunday. Mrs. Harold Hicks’ mother is seriously ill. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Underhill and son visited Mr. and Mrs. Ol lie Young Sunday. Thursday night visitors of Mr. and Mrs. William Phillips Thurs day night were Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis Phillips and Mrs. Evelyn Phillips of Wake Forest, Mesdames Martha and Cleone Weathers, Ma ble Williford and Lena B. John son, Tony Weathers and Sandra Williford. Mrs. Nellie Pearce of Raleigh spent last week with the William Phillips. Mrs. P. P. Perry visited Mrs. Dorsey Williford Tuesday p.m. Sunday dinner guests of the Kerney Faisons were the Romie Green family, the Harold Nugents, Mrs. Mable Nelson of Raleigh, the W. L. Watson family, the Tom my Watsons, Mrs. Lena Watson, the R. L. Watson family, the Doyt Perry family, the C. T. Watson family and the Rev. and Mrs. Claude Connell and Dennis. Mrs. Loomis Weathers of Ra leigh and Mrs. Dorsey Williford visited Mrs. Hartha Weathers Monday afternoon. Lizard Lick News Mrs. Polly Fuller Sympathy goes out to the fam ily of Mr. Frank Weathers who passed away last week. Mr. S. C. Pearce is at home, recovering from injuries received in a wreck last week near Zebu lon. Mr. Dave Price is improving from an illness. Mrs. J. A. Hinnant and Tril by and Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Fuller were visitors of the E. A. Rays of Raleigh last Thursday. Mrs. Stancy Gay spent part of last week with Mrs. S. C. Parce while Mr. Pearce was in the hos pital. Mrs. Ernest Parrish of Wendell visited the W. E. Fullers Sunday afternoon. She also visited her parents, the Amos Carters, of Zeb lon. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Gay and Bill visited the G. C. Sealeys of Archer Lodge Sunday afternoon. Larry Wall and Bill Liles were Saturday visitors of Bill Gay. Bill Gay missed school Tues day due to illness. Mrs. J. A. Hinnant visited the H. L. Hinnants Tuesday. Mrs. Mamie Watson of near Lake Mirl visited the Billy Gays Sundry. Mrs. Edwin Fuller, Mrs. J. A. Hinnant and Trilby visited Mrs. Leacy Batten and the M. B. Al fords of Tabernacle Tuesday p.m. Mrs. Oris Horton was hostess to the W. M. U. Monday nieht. Mrs. Etheleene Pearce gave the pro gram. Fourteen became mem bers of this newly organized group from Hephzibah. , Earn while you learn by joining The National Guard. Pearces News Mrs. Ivon Pearce A former pastor, the Rev. A. S. Lamm, showed slides of the Holy Land which he took last sum mer while there on a tour, at the church Sunday night. Miss Tillie Privette of Wilson and the Kirby Privettes of Raleigh spent the weekend with their par ents, the H. K. Privettes. Mrs. Ivon Pearce spent Monday with her sister, Mrs. Thurman Strickland, of Middlesex. Mrs. L. D. Perry and Mrs. E. G. Richards took Mrs. Lucy Perry to her home in Raleigh after spending several months with the L. D. Perrys. Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Richards and Eddy had supper with the Ben Perrys Sunday night. Mrs. James Potter has our deep est sympathy in the loss of her mother last Saturday. Mrs. Otha Pearce is ill in Mary Elizabeth Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Yates Johnson an nounce the birth of a daughter Jan. 7 at Mary Elizabeth Hospital. Msr. Johnson is the former Alease Privette. Mrs. Hilmer Murray is visit ing her daughters in Denton, Md. Mr. and Mrs. John Davis of Pilot and Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Rich ards and Eddy visited the L. D. Perrys Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Pearce of Bunn had dinner with the Ivon Pearces Sunday. Mesdames R. H. Johnson, P. G. Pearce, J. M. Ferguson, O. B. Perry, Sr., Mrs. Stephen Pearce, and Paul Gupton visited the Riley Brannons in Raleigh last Friday. Mrs. L. D. Perry and Mrs. Ivon Pearce attended the Sam Doyles’ 50th wedding anniversary Sunday. Mrs. J. M. Pearce spent Tuesday with her sister. Mrs. Otha Pearce, at the hospital. Mrs. L. D. Perry and Mrs. E. G. Ridhards visited Mrs, Otha Pearce and Mrs. Yates Johnson at the hospital Monday. Mrs. Ervin Ray and Misses Lou venia and Celestia Ray visited Mrs. Billy Pearce at Zebulon last Fri day. Mesdames R. M. Johnson, Ivon Privette and Hattie Stallings vis ited Mrs. FTivette’s daughter, Mrs. mo& z <3® wSHtow Get Dig-In T r act ion! SUNKUNinfII WINTER TREAD TIRES by GOODYEAR 3||jg| TUBELESS OK iYfr»E— BLACK AND WHITE SIDEWALLS • More starting traction! • More stopping traction! • More pull on snow, ice and mud! lllEgp lf c ‘fSP' • Safer, smoother, quieter ride! TOP TRADE-IN We need your recop- paMe tire* for Winter New Tread*. EASY TERMS SI.M per week buy* a pair MORE PEOPLE RIDE ON GOODYEAR TIRES THAN ON ANY OTHER KIND I PHR-nr on. a>. I i (Zebulon Motor Co.) ( p DIAL 6172 ZEBULON Friday, January 13, 1956 COLORED NEWS The Sunshine Group had their regular meeting Sunday at 4 p.m., at the home of Mrs. Vernetta Har ris. One of the features of the well attended meeting was a Bible Quiz. The Christmas Saving Club will have the first meeting of the year tonight at the home of Misses Clara and Marjorie Reid. The Club is hoping to get off to a good start with many new members. Beaver’s Chapel Congregational Christian Church had its regular preaching service Sunday. The sermon was delivered by the pas tor, Rev. R. D. Bullock who used as -a theme, “Reaching out for Greaters Things.” He said that, “Our discussion is centered around Paul’s letters to the church at Philippi. His letters are full of encouragement to continue to follow Christ, and to rejoice in the Lord always. Saul realized that he helped to persecute the church, and also held the coat for the men to stone Stephen. But he states he could forget those things and reach forth unto things which are be fore him. The things that help us are those that are before us and not behind us. It would be help ful to us if we made an inventory of both the good and the bad. We should strive to do twice as much good this year and eliminate all the bal. First, to press forward for the prize we need a firm foundation to meet unseen as well as the seen in life. Second, our foundation should be builded on good character. This will enable us to face tempta tion. Third, our character should be based on the Truth. The Truth will set us free. Fourth, the Truth should be firm with Grace. Grace is suffi cient to preserve us from all evils.” Music for the service was ren dered by the church choir with Mrs. Christine Locke, pianist, as sisted by Ocie L. Taylor. Yates Johnson at Mary Elizabeth Hospital Monday. Mrs. Ivon Pearce visited the Dalton Pearce at Bunn last Fri day afternoon. The John Sellers and Earl are moving to Rocky Mount.