Bethany News
Mrs. Mable Williford
There were 144 present at church
Sunday.
Ramey Watson continues ill at
Rex Hospital.
Mrs. Minnie Jones has been
moved from Rex Hospital to N. C.
Memorial Hospital in Chapel Hill.
Henry Davis, Sr. is ill.
Mrs. Zettie Rose is ill.
Sympathy is extended to the
family of Mrs. Arthur Watkins
who passed away last week.
Edward Dean of Patuxent River,
Md., spent the weekend with his
parents, the Ira Deans.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Watkins
and son of Raleigh visited the Dew
ey Rays Saturday p.m.
Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs
G. H. Cox Sunday were Mr. ane
Mrs. Charles Smith and son
Christopher, of New York, the Jim
Watkins and son and the Dur
ward Hodge family, all of Raleigh.
Calling after dinner were Mrs.
Pattie Rue Williams and Linda
Carol Williams of Rolesville, the
Lemuel Lucys of Blackstone, Va.,
S. T. Davis and the Dewey Rays.
Mrs. Joe Carter of Raleigh and
Mrs. F. V. Hood of Zebulon called
on the Lennie Willifords Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Lucy of
Blackstone, Va., visited S. T. Da
vis at the Dewey Rays Sunday.
Mrs. Bill Davis visited Mrs. Len
nie Williford Thursday night.
Mrs. Ollie Young visited her
mother, Mrs. Lester Watkins, last
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Connell
and Dennis visited Mr. and Mrs.
C. J. Frederick at Garner Sunday
afternoon.
The A. G. Stells of Raleigh were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Flet
cher Stell Sunday.
Edward Williford who is with
the 30th Inf. Division spent last j
weekend at Fort Bragg.
Joe Carter of Raleigh visited the
Lennie Willifords Tuesday.
Mrs. Dorsey Williford visited Mr.
and Mrs. P. P. Perry Saturday
night.
A council meeting was held in
the church Sunday afternoon. Af
ter the meeting adjourned the
quartet sang several songs.
Mrs. Bill Arnold and Linda of
New York visited the Dorsey Wil
lifords Saturday afternoon.
Bill Davis had a real surprise
last Saturday. He thought his wife
was just driving him to Raleigh
for a short time. After calling at
a place or two they drove to his
daughter’s, Mrs. Willard Griffin.
Wakefield News
Mrs. Vera B. Rhodes
We had 143 present for Sunday
School.
We welcomed 40 members of the
Whitestone Masonic Order who
sat in a body and worshiped with
us.
The Rev. Vernon Brooks
preached a wonderful message.
The topic: “Be A Man.” The male
quartet, Sprite Ferrell, Billy
Green, Harold Green and the Rev.
Vernon Brooks sang, “Be A Man.”
Mrs. Vera Rhodes took Mrs.
Alice Hood and Mrs. Hettie Vause
to church Tuesday night.
Mrs. Vera Rhodes took Judy
There were the Willie Pooles, the
Samuel Davises and the Charles
! Davises and a bountiful birthday
I supper ready.
IS YOUR TRACTOR
RUNNING AS IT SHOULD?
I IS YOUR FARM MACHINERY
IN GOOD OPERATING CON DITION?
It will pay you to check these items and
where repairs or adjustments are needed have 1
them made at once. The season is getting j
late and when the land and weather is right 1
you will need to get the maximum results :j
to meet planting time. "
Bring your work to our shop. TOM j
ANDREWS WILL ATTEND TO YOUR j
JOB PERSONALLY.
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WELDING - PLOW POINT REPAIR |
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Also see us for all kinds of welding. We 1
carry a good supply of metal to meet your 5
requirements. We repair plow points by the *
WIESE SYSTEM. 3
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We also do work on lawn mowers, small \
motors, or irrigation motors. <
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FAN BELTS - REPAIR PARTS
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We carry a large assortment of fan belts :
and belts for other purposes; also oil filters 1
and other repair parts, especially for older !
cars.
Try our shop and be convinced that work- :
manship is the best and rates are reasonable. ;
TRY US ONCE AND YOU WILL BE
BACK TO SEE US AGAIN. WE APPRE
CIATE YOUR BUSINESS. \
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FIELD SEED
We carry a large assortment of field seed.
| They are received from reputable breeders and
• dealers. On hand for immediate delivery while
• present supply lasts:
CERTIFIED HYBRID SEED CORN
Priced per bushel Med. Flat Med. Round
N. C. 27 Yellow 9.25 7.25
N. C. 42 (new) Yellow 9.25
Dixie 82 Yellow 9.25 7.25
N. C. 29 White 9.25
Tenn. 29 White 9.25
WE HAVE THE LEE, ROANOKE,
AND OGDEN SOYBEANS
: See us for prices.
• Martin’s Combine Milo 6.00 per 100 lbs.
• Sweet Sudan Grass .. 8.00 per 100 lbs.
• Cattail or Pearl Millet 9.00 per 100 lbs.
• Watson’s Senaca Sweet Corn 75^ per lb.
CHEMICALS
Chemicals for treating plant beds, fumi
; gating fields against nematodes, for use with
; transplanting water for wireworms and cut
; worms, and other field & garden preparations.
FOR USE ON PLANT BEDS
We have on hand Fermate Parzate and
! Dithane — 50 lbs., $5.25; 25 lbs., $2.65.
! Maneb (new) 25 lbs., $2.00.
PROBLEM ACRES SUPPLY CO.
ON THE R. E. PIPPIN FARM
2 Miles North-East of Zebulon on Highway 64
PHONE 6137
Green, Kay rare, ana uiiud cauey
to Knightdale to the 17th District
Federation of Home Demonstra
tion Clubs which was held in the
Baptist Church. Mrs. Varina Simp
son and mother, Mrs. M. D. Terry,
also went. They are new members
of the Wakefield Club. Miss Su
zanne Davis of Lenior County was
the speaker. Miss Lorna Langley
gave greetings. She said the Club
was 17,000,000 strong in the states.
We appointed a committee last
month to see about repairs on
our club house. Some sills need re
placing. I will give an old tree if
some one will cut and carry it to
the place. If any one wants to
help with that cantact Mrs. Star
key Hoyle, Mrs. Helen Jones or
Mrs. Vera Rhodes.
Our next meeting will be at
2:30 Wednesday, April 25.
We are invited to visit with the
Pearce Home Demonstration Club
next Thursday. If you don’t have
a way call me or Mrs. Hoyle.
Mrs. W. O. Smith of Fuquay
Springs spent Sunday with Mrs. D.
R. Lucas.
Mrs. Carl Honeycutt spent the
weekend at Spring Hope with her
son, Ava Honeycutt.
Dona Fay, Linda Kay and Fran
ces Kimball, all had their tonsils
out last week.
Miss Jean Kimball has been
sick.
Mrs. Hilliard Smith is out again.
Joe Cunningham is better.
Electric Mate Donald Baker of
Orange, Texas, and Edgar Wayne
Bobbitt of Pensacola, Fla., are
home on a two week’s leave.
Roger Baker is home from Ber
muda.
Eugene Privette has been called
on a job in Newport News, Va. He
left Sunday.
Mrs. Vera Rhodes spent a few
days in Boonville, N. C., with her
brother, E. E. Hood and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Hood were installed
as worthy matron and worthy pa
tron of the Elkin Chapter of the
Eastern Star. Edwards gave Nellie
a gavel made from a limb of the
old oak tree that stood in the
yard at our old home more than
150( years. Hazel blew it down.
Mrs. Clellie Liles is sick.
Mrs. Jesse Bissette was brought
home from Rex Hospital Monday.
Mrs. Bettie Bolton is in Rex
Hospital. She was operated on
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Pace spent
the weekend with the Harold Pip
pins.
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Tabernacle News
Mrs. Polly Fuller
The revival services held by the
Rev. Johnny Caldwell of Hopkins
came to a close Saturday night and
Pastor Dale Davis brought the
Sunday night message.
The W. M. S. Intercessory Pray
er League met Thursday night at
8:00 with Mrs. Dessie Wood in
Wendell.
Attendance Sunday was 238 at
Sunday School. Now enrolled in
Sunday School is 303.
Mrs. Mary Greene went to Dur
ham Sunday for a visit with her
son, Leon Driver and family.
Mrs. Maude Richardson entered
Mary Elizabeth Hospital Sunday
for a minor operation which was
performed Monday.
Mrs. J. Ray Nowell visited Mrs.
Rupert Harris and Mrs. Ernest
Brannon on Monday. Tuesday she
visited Mrs. Leacy Batten and
Mrs. W. L. Turner.
Many from this section visited
the bedside of Mrs. Eula Mae
Reeves of the Bethany community
near Kenly for prayer. She has
been confined to her bed /or some
time with an incurable disease. She
is the sister of Mrs. Dessie Wood.