MAN OF YEAR FATHER OF THIRD
ANOTHER AC
m COMPLISHMENT.
Mm The Rev. Troy J.
i® Barrett, Zebulon’s
g|| Man of the Year for
^ 1957, is shown hap
L Pily admiring the
V latest addition to
j his family, William
Ralph Barrett. This
third child of the
ml Rev. and Mrs. Bar
rett, the former
Robbie Williams of
fep Greensboro, was
^ bom February 28
‘si at Rex Hospital.
Zebulon Methodist
. . , ..... i~nurcn minister is
pictured with his other sons, Bobbie and Jimmy, standing in front
of him and Mrs. Barrett holding the new born infant.
V
Legion Auxiliary Holds Meeting
The American Legion Auxiliary
met Friday night, March 7, in the
home of Mrs. Melvin Massey with
10 members present. The meeting
was opened by the president.
Following roll call, minutes of
the last meeting, and treasurers re
port, the following chairmen re
ported: Mrs. Sidney Holmes, Girl
State, reported that the application
blanks for Girl State repre
sentatives have been received and
she will contact Mr. Hicks concern
ing the girls eligible, Mrs. Melvin
Lanier, Child Welfare and Rehab
ilitation reported on assistance
given during the past month. Mrs.
Perry reported that on Crusade for
Freedom Day, the local unit col
lected $33.79 and it has been sent
to Department Headquarters. She
expressed the appreciation of the
unit to the community for their
support of the drive.
Plans were made for members
of the unit to go to the Veterans
Hospital in Durham, Monday,
March 10 to distribute cigarettes
to the patients.
Mrs. Raymond Pippin, introduc
ed three high school students who
presented the following book re
views: Dyanne Strickland, “Nb
Time for Sergeants,” Judith
Creech, “The Bridge of Tokyo
Rie,” Sidney Holmes, “The Great
Houdini.” The students did an ex
cellent job and we did appreciate
them doing that for us.
After delicious refreshments
served from a beautifully appoint
ed dining table, the meeting ad
journed to meet in April with Mrs.
H. C. Perry, Jr.
—Mrs. Frank Wall, reporter
Loretta Cawthorne
Honored On Birthday
Miss Loretta Cawthorne was
feted by her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Allen Cawthorne, on her 18th
birthday last Saturday night with
a dance and party. The celebration
was held in the banquet room of
Hilliard’s Restaurant.
During the refreshment hour, the
honoree’s mother presided at the
punch bowl. Assisting Mrs. Caw
thorne were Mrs. Willie B. Hop
kins and Mrs. Dave Wilson.
The refreshment table was beau
tifully appointed with a cut glass
punch bowl flanked with burning
tapers and floral decorations.
Refreshments consisted of orange
ice, cake, pickle, potato chips, and
mints.
Dancing ended the evening.
Sixty guests attended the social.
ENTER the NEW
$100,000 HOUSEPOWER CONTEST!
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Plus $90,000 Worth of Electric Appliance Prizes!
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(READ BEFORE FILLING IN ENTRY)
Ir s easy tc write a cartoon cap
tion.
Here are some winning facts
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ning caption:
Today, 4 out of 5 homes suffer
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find an outlet to ~'ug that TV
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toms of low HOUSEPOWER —
if, indeed, he doesn't blow a
fuse, then break his neck trip
ping over one of those exten
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probably shrink and wiggle
when that cofreemaker starts;
the lights may dim. The coffee
maker will be slow heating up.
And no wonder the Mrs. looks
bewildered: that snaky maze
of ,wires is enough to confuse
anybody. "Octopus plugs" are
a sure sign of low HOUSE
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It'd be so easy for them to
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WHO MAY ENTER: Any user of olec- j
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ployees (and their immediate families)
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tising and Contest Agencies.
CLOSING DATE: Contest closes April
30/ 1958. Entries postmarked after
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"Winning Facts About HOUSEPOV/ER."
Then complete official entry blank. Fill
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Mai* entry blank to HOUSEPOWER,
P. O. Box 2070/ Grand Central Sta
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Multiple entries will be accepted/ pro
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each time. Entry blanks may be ob
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pany.
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“/ told you to get the wiring checked, Mr. Fix-it.**
“How can I get a midnight snack with low HOUSE
POWER?"
"We might as well have a real octopus in heretm
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