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VETS DOG FOOD 3 for 25*
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LARGE SIZE 12 Oz. CORN FLAKES 19*
WESSON OIL 59* qt.
TALL PET MILK 3 Cans 40*
GARNER STRAWBERRY PRESERVES
12 Oz. 25*
CABBAGE 4* Lb.
PUFFIN BISCUITS, 3 for 29*
Butter milk and plain
LEMONS
29* Doz.
FRYERS 32*
NECKBONES 2 Lbs. for 25;
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George M. O’Neal -
At New Station
George M. O’Neal, USCG, 17, and
the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. O’
Neal, Rt. 2, Zebulon was scheduled
to complete the 12-week course of
recruit training at lape May, N. J.,
23 May. He will be home for 10
days’ recruit leave prior to report
ing to his first duty station: the
Third Coast Guard District, with
office in New York City.
O’Neal attended • Bunn, High
School before entering the nation’s
sea-going service February 14,
1956.
Pearces News
Mrs. Ivon Pearce
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Lynch and
children and his father, Ray Lynch,
of Camp Butner visited Mrs.
Lynches parents, the Ervin Rays,
Tuesday.
Mrs. Ethel Pearce IS in the San
itorium at Pine Bluff.
Mrs. Ivon Pearce visited her bro
ther, the M. L. Hagwoods, near
S Pilot Sunday afternoon.
! Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Perry of
Columbus, S. C., spent last week
| end with his sister, the Ralph Pri
vettes.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Johnson, Mr.
and Mrs. Lafayette Johnson and
Donna Fay, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Pearce, Ken and Buddy Catlette
had a fish fry and ice cream sup
j per at the home of the P. G. Pearces
j Saturday evening,
i Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Pearce vis
ited his mother at Pine Bluff last
Sunday. Felix Pearce and E. C.
Pearce went with them.
Mr. and Mrs. “Red” Stell vis
ited her brother, the E. G. Rich
ards, last Thursday.
Mesdames H. K. Baker, L. F.
Perry, B. K. Gay, L. D. Perry,
Otha Upchurch and J. W. Perry are
attending Farm and Home Week at
State College in Raleigh this week.
Mrs. Baker is president of the
Franklin County Home Demon
stration Council.
The B. W. C. met with Mrs. Fos
ter Carter Monday night.
. Mrs. Grady Currin and And£
visited the Nelson Pearces Mon
day night.
Mrs. Hattie Stallings of Raleigh
spent the weekend with her bro
ther, the Larby Perrys.
Mrs. Norman Sccews of Zebu
Ion visited Mrs. L. D. Perry last
Thursday evening.
Mrs. E. G. Richards, Sr. of Beth
lehem spent Thursday with her
son, the E. G. Richards.
The Kendall Privettes of Ra
j leigh spent the weekend with his
parents, the L. E. Privettes.
Mrs. Wayne Pearce and Ken and
j three nephews of Clayton spent
Wednesday fishing at the P. G.
j Pearces’ pond.
Mrs. E. O. Pearce, Sr. spent last
; week with her daughter, Mrs. H.
; E. Stallings of Pilot,
i Mrs. L. D. Perry and Mrs. Ivon
Pearce visited the Bonnie Perrys
of Billysville Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Amos and
their daughter, Doris, and her fam
ily spent Sunday with Miss Hat
! tie Pearce.
The W. M. S. met Tuesday night
at the church. There were 12 mem
bers present. Mrs. L. F. Perry gave
j the program on The Word, A
Lamp, A Light.
j Mrs. P. G. Pearce visited her
aunt, Mrs. Henderson Nowell, of
Bunn Tuesday.
June Perry is attending summer
I school at State College, Raleigh.
TABERNACLE NEWS
Mrs. Polly Fuller
S The Intercessory Prayer League
! met with the Johnny Pulleys last
| Thursday night. The Rev. Dale Da
' vis had the devotional. Mrs. J.
Ray Nowell requested the next
meeting be held in her home for
the benefit of her mother, Mrs.
[ Mary Greene who is a shut-in.
j The W. M. S. monthly meeting
I was held Wednesday night at the
J church. The program, “Thy Word,
A Lamp, A Light” was directed by
Mrs. Ray Nowell.
Attendance at Sunday School
Sunday was 218 .
Carlton Hinnant was baptized
Sunday p.m. at 2:30. The service
was held at the Dewey Edwards’
pond.
Miss Betty Alford of Wendell
was a Sunday visitor of Miss Rose
Faye Alford.
Mrs. Peggy Hill and children
of Burlington spent the weekend
with the M. B. Alfords. The chil
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William Cohn
Carolina U. Grad
Wilber Conn was among the
more than one thousand students
who graduated from the University
of North Carolina in Chapel Hill
June 4. He received a bachelor of
arts degree in education, majoring
in the social science field.
While a student at the Univer
sity, Conn was active in the student
government.. He served in the
Student Legislature, was a mem
ber of the Ways and Means Com
mittee, Veterans Committee, a
member of the University Party,
and was a dormitory representa
tive in the University Club.
He also assisted with Fresh
man orientation as a Junior, has
sung in the University Men’s Glee
Club and Male Quartet, and was
appointed to the Senior Committee.
During Commencement week,
Conn sang with an octet for the
Baccalaureate Sermon.
At present his plans are indefi
nite, but he intends teaching in
some high school of the State this
fall.
Conn is the son of Mrs. Janet T.
Conn and the late Mr. Conn.
Card of Thanks
We, the family, thank each and
every friend and neighbor for the
kindness shown during the sorrow
in the death of Dazelle.
With deep appreciation of your
sympathy and your offer to be of
service to us.
May God bless each one.
Mr. and Mrs. Davis Duke and
Children
Come to Stay
Pfc. and Mrs. Don Bunn of Clay
ton announce the birth of a daugh
ter, Donna Sheryl, on May 30, in
Johnston Memorial Hospital in
Smithfield. Mrs. Bunn is the for
mer Shirley Hogg of Clayton.
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