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ZEBULON, N. C.

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FARM LOANS AND
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D. D. Chamblee
The Insurance Man
J. M. Chevrolet Co.
CHEVROLET—OLDSMOBILE
Wrecker Service—Phone 6132
Engine and Body Work to Any Car
Laundry Service
each Monday and Thursday
Call Wake Forest 2441
General Laundry
DIAL 6133 FOR
Beauty Care
Mr*. Ruby D. Manning, Mgr.
Min Hazel Bunn, Ant. Mgr.
Zebulon Beauty Shop
Air Conditioned
WAKELON EORIST
ZEBULON, N. C.
Shop Phone No. 2371
Night Phone No. 5747
“Flowers for all Occasions”
Radio Sales & Service
Expert Repair to Any Radio Set
JAMES CREECH
at Hales Farm Supply Company
Fire & Hail
Auto & Life Insurance
At a Saving
North Carolina Farm Bureau
Mutual Insurance Company
Garland Richardson
Representative
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WENDELL, N. C.
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JDr. D. D. Holt
Methodist to
Hear Dr. Holt
Dr. D. D. Holt, Executive Direc
tor of the Methodist College Foun
dation of North Carolina, Inc., will
preach at the 11:00 o’clock wor-„
ship service at the Zebulon Metho
dist Church, Sunday, June 3rd on
the subject, “Christian Faith or Fu
tility.” The Rev. Mr. Holt will
help the congregation observe
Methodist Student Day on this
Sunday.
He will speak to the Youth Di
vision at the Church School hour
on their choice of college and their
vocation.
The General Conference of The
Methodist Church calls upon every
congregation of Methodists to set
aside this Sunday as Methodist
Student Day. The focus of this day
is Christian education — its con
tribution to the life and character
of youth, and its place in the pre
servation and propagation of Chris
tianity. On this Sunday Zebulon
Methodists join Methodists around
the world in a special tribute to
their students and to their institu
tions, and in the acceptance of their
responsibility for their continued
growth and progress.
Methodist Student Day gives
each local church an opportunity
to have part in National Methodist
Scholarships and Student Loan
Funds. Any qualified Methodist
student working for a degree in
an accredited Methodist college
or university is eligible for a schol
arship or loan.
Come to Stay
Lt. and Mrs. William H. Pott
announce the birth of a son, Wil
liam Howard, II, on May 31 at
Fort Devons U. S. A. Hospital,
Ayer, Mass. Mrs. Pott is the former
Elna Patsy Brantley of Zebulon.
•
Mr. and Mrs. Ashley Creech an
nounse the birth of a son, Gary
Marshall, May 13 at Woodard-Her
ring Hospital in Wilson. Mrs.
Creech is the former Ruth Wheeler.
•
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Medlin
announce the birth of a daughter,
Donna Sue, May 26, at Mary Eliz
abeth Hospital. Mrs. Medlin is the
former Martha Poole.
Irrigate And Prosper
DECOTO COUPLINGS
RAIN-O-M ATIC
COUPLINGS
PORT ALUM COUPLINGS
3” x 20’ $14.50
3” x 30’ 19.00
4” x 20’ 17.50 — 4” x 30’ 24.00
Prices with couplings
All pumps and Motors
reduced accordingly
Rain Bird #40 Sprinklers
$5.00
Rain Bird #70 Sprinklers
$7.50
LIBERAL DISCOUNTS
C. M. Pate
Phone 4726
T. B. Pate
Phone 2072
Rosenburg News
Mrs. Ernestine Marshall
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Phipps of
Chadbourn spent the weekend with
their daughter, Mrs. Atlas Ed
wards.
Mrs. E. A. Kemp returned from
the nursing home in Wilson Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Strick
land and family spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Fleming,
Jr. and family of Landis, N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Mixon of
Wendell visited the L. B. Saun
ders, Jr. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Morris of
Raleigh visited Mrs. Ellen Morris
and Mrs. Earnestine Marshall Sat
urday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Winston Perry and
Mrs. N. H. Batchelor attended the
birthday dinner of her sister, Mrs.
Rella Bryant, of Spring Hope Sun
day. Mrs. Batchelor remained for
several days’ visit.
Mrs. George Broughton is spend
ing this week in Charlotte with
relatives.
Mrs. Bud Jeans of Pilot visited
her daughter, Mrs. Robert Perry,
Sunday night.
Billy Gene Marshall visited his
parents, the Emmett Marshalls and
Linda and his grandparents, the K.
S. Marshalls, Sunday.
Earnestine Marshall and John
nie R. Medlin attended the funeral
of Wayne Pearce Thursday,at the
Bunn Baptist Church.
Richard Mason is at Ft. Caswell
this week.
Mrs. Earnestine and Billy Gene
Marshall and Mrs. Murray Brant
ley visited Eddie Bullock and Mrs.
Willie B. Hopkins at Rex Hospital
Thursday night.
Mrs. Retha Wright had an ap
pendix operation recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Brantley Carter
spent the weekend with his moth
er, Mrs. Branch Carter.
Mr. and Mrs. John Perkins, Jr.
and Cathie of Raleigh visited Mrs.
W. A. Oakley Sunday.
Sympathy goes to the family of
Mrs. J. W. Perkins, Sr. of Greens
boro whose funeral was held Mon
day a.m. in Wendell.
Sympathy goes to the family of
Wayne Pearce of Bunn.
Mrs. Siddie Denton of Dukes
Lake visited Mrs. R. B. Carter and
family Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Junius Allen and
Mrs. Bessie Gay visited the Bill
Grinins at Kinston aunciay. iney
also visited Deve Pearce at Rex
Hospital Sunday night.
Miss Jo Ann Tharrington of
Wake Forest was a visitor Saturday
night of Earnestine Marshall.
Graduation Is Held
Graduation exercises were held
at the Rolesville High School in
the auditorium Friday night.
Diplomas were presented to 30
graduates.
Horace A. McKinnney gave the
graduation address. G. W. Davis,
principal, presented diplomas and
awards were presented by D. .B.
Jones and C. R. Blackley.
Class valedictorian was Esther
Alice Wall and salutatorian was
Myrtas Frazier.
Receiving diplomas were Jo-Ann
Alford, Betty Frances Barham,
Leamon Harold Barham, Nancy
Catheryn Barham, Bobby Bowden,
Wiley Gene Chalk, Myrtas LaRue
Frazier, William Howard Frazier,
Doris Jean Hicks, Yvonne Jean
nette Hicks, Betty Sue Journigan,
Woodrow G. Lewis, Bobby Gene
Lloyd, Betty Jean Matheny, Law
rence Bailey Marshall, Phillip
Creech McClellan, Marie Medlin,
Kent Jackson Morris, Joanne Faith
Murray, Betty Thelma Pearce,
Carolyn Frances Pearce, Franklin
Delano Pearce, Syble Marie Perry,
Phyllis Ann Poole, Billie Dove Pri
co, Esther Alice Wall, Bobby
James Watkins, Janie Ruth Wat
kins, Betty Joyce Woodlief and
Charlie Clarence Woodlief, Jr.
Class mascots were Vickie Dan
iel and Robert Jones.
The Rev. Eugene Tally, pastor of
Beulah Christian Church, deliver
ed the baccalaureate sermon Sun
day night, May 20, in the school
auditorium.
Card of Thanks
I take this opportunity to ex
press my sincere appreciation to
all my friends for all the cards,
letters, telegrams, flowers and
prayers and all expressions of sym
pathy dui’ing the illness and death
of my brother.
May God bless you and keep you.
Mrs. M. T. Debnam
Personal
Mrs. Nannie W. Pearce entered
Mary Elizabeth Hospital last week
for observation. She is expected
to remain about 10 days.
Parrish
Market & Grocery
announces its
GRAND OPENING
to be held
Saturday, June 2, 1956
LOOK FOR OUR AD IN FRIDAY’S RECORD
LISTING PRIZES AND PRICES, AND SEE
US NOW FOR “PARRISH QUALITY” MEATS!
Parrish
Market & Grocery
Percy Parrish, Owner
TELEPHONE 6285
Corner Arendell & Barbee Ave.
Just below Depot