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The Zebulon Record
F.F.V. VANILLA
WAFERS
Large Box 25c
FRESH GROUND
COCOANUT
u». 25c
PINK ALASKA
SALMON
Tall Can 51C
WELCHADE NEW QUART CAN
CRAPE DRINK 29c
QUAKER
OAT MEAL
REG. SIZE BOX
18c
CLEAN—NEW
5 POUND CELL BAG
NAVY BEANS
69c
DU PONT CELLULOSE (REG. PRICE $1.50)
SPONGE MOP $1.19
CHEF BOY-AR-DEE
POUND CAN
Spaghetti & Meatballs 2 for 49c
THIN CRISP
CRACKERS
POUND
25c
VAN CAMPS
8 OZ. CAN
PORK & BEANS
8c
72 COUNT
5 25< PACKS
Note Book Paper $1.00
ARMOURS
CORNED
BEEF
39c
CHASE AND
SANBORN
COFFEE
33C can
RED CROSS
SHOE PEG
CORN
2tans 25c
WASHING POWDER
LARGE BOX
TIDE
33c
SHORTENING
EXTRA SPECIAL
SPRY 3
lb. can 59c
FRYERS 35c pon">
FRESH GROUND POUND
HAMBURGER 39c
WESTERN POUND
ROUND STEAK 63c
WESTERN POUND
CHUCK ROAST 53c
HOME MADE POUND
PORK SAUSAGE 50c
RICHMOND
BACON
53c lb.
PLANTATION
OLEO
20c lb.
Temple Market
45 Years of Continuous Service
Weekend Specials Do Not Apply To Telephone Orders
Friday-Saturday, March 28-29,1958
Lizard Lick News
Mrs. Polly Fuller
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Fuller vis
ited the John Hinnants of War
wick, Va., Sunday and Mrs. Hin
nant and Trilby returned with
them to stay until Easter.
Mrs. E. B. Parrish, Crettie and
Doris and Faye Painter of Wen
dell visited the W. E. Fullers Mon
day night.
Mrs. W. G. Horton of Knight
dale visited her parents, the H. L.
Hinnants Monday and took her
mother to visit her sister, Mrs.
Andrew Johnson, of Lake Wendell
Monday afternoon.
Come and get 'em now!
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AT WHOLESALE
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AS LOW AS
$14.48
670x15 , .
Pius tax
and your old tlra
• Long-wearing cold
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"> ATLAS Dealers!
Atlas Batteries
As Low As
$9.95 Exchange
Zebulon Motor Co.
Phil-ett Oil Co.
_Zebulon, N. C.
Hopkins Chapel
Mrs. Iris Temple
The Community Development
will sponsor a barbecue supper at
the Cross Roads Saturday p.m.
Clarence Duke, Sr., Eddy Baker,
Gray Duke, Gradys Perry, Sis Ray
and Ruth Gay are among the sick.
The Stan Crews, Iris Temples
and Rose had dinner with the Dee
Copes Monday p.m. at Corinth in
honor of the Crews’ anniversary
and Mrs. Copes birthday.
Rose Temple spent last weekend
in Raleigh with Velva Pearce.
Stan Crew has to report to U.
S., N. A. S. Alameda, Calif., April
3, for further orders. Norman and
Beth will be at my house for some
time.
The Edward Finches and the
Crews visited Maxine Pearce and
children near Chapel Hill Sunday.
Minda Finch spent Saturday
night at Rex Hospital with Gray
Duke.
Barbee Bunn of Raleigh was
at my house Sunday p.m. Barbee
and I visited Oda Doyle who has
been sick. Barbee and Sam Doyle
visited the Wise Doyles. Mrs. Wise
Doyle has been ill.
Carl Bunn has returned from
the hospital.
Mother Entertains At
Bridal Shower Friday
Miss Annette Batchelor and
James W. Boykin, who will be
married April at 5 p.m. in the
Social Plains Baptist Church, were
honored at a miscellaneous shower
last Friday night, March 21, by
Mrs. Donie Boykin and Mrs. Rossie
Brantley.
The occasion was held in the
home of Mrs. Boykin, which was
brightly lighted and had lovely ar
rangements of spring flowers for
decorations.
uuests were greeted by Mrs.
Boykin and the seven younger sons
who also assisted in the entertain
ment. Mrs. J. E. Wall conducted a
program of humorous contests for
which prizes were awarded.
During the refreshment hour,
assorted sandwiches, cakes, iced
drinks and coffee were served by
the hostesses.
Miss Batchelor is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Batchelor
of Route 2, Zebulon, and Mr. Boy
kin is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Donie
Boykins of Route 3, Zebulon.
REVERE WARE
COPPER CLAD STAINLESS STEEL
2-QUART
SAUCE PAN
Regular $7.50 value
ONLY $C98
You save $1.52
l'/i-QUART
DOUBLE BOILER
Regular $10.50 value
ONLY
795
You Save $2.52
Other wonderful RIVERE WARE valueel
8" Covered Skillet $7.75
10" Covered Skillet 10.75
4 Qt. Dutch Ov.n $11.9S
3 Of. Whittier $3.95
Come in and see our complete ••lection of REVERE WARE
DEBNAM HARDWARE STORE
PHONE AN 9-2021 ZEBULON