TEMPLE
MARKET
Specials Sold Only With
Food Order
Thurs.-Sat., May 4-6, 1961
SUNNY TENNESSEE
Strawberries
3 One Lb. Pkgs. $1
REGULAR 15*
DEODORANT
Zest Soap
2 Bars 19*
DUNCAN HINES
Cake Mix
White, Yellow, Devil Food
29< Pkg.
CUT RITE
Wax Paper
125 Ft. Roll 25*
REGULAR 15* NEW SCOTT
Family Napkins
2 Pkgs. 19*
FROZEN SNOW-KIST
Orange Juke
2 Cans 39£
PERRY’S WATER GROUND
Com Meal
5 Lb. Bag 29<
Vanilla Wafers
VA Lb. Bag 25*
MILTONS FRESH CUT
String Beans
2 Large Cans 19<
DROMEDARY
Pitted Dates
23* Pkg.
ENOUGH FOR 3 MEALS
Metrecal
690 Can
Fresh Ground Lb.
Hamburger 33c
Home Made Lb.
Sausage 43c
Western Lb.
Round Steak 59c
Bordens
3 Cans
25c
Western Lb.
Chuck Roast 53c
Sun-Glo 2 Pounds
OLEO 33c
All Meat Lb.
Stew Beef 59c
Fresh Dressed Lb.
FRYERS 23c
Johnson Wins In
Municipal
Ira H. Johnson, prominent Wen
dell citizen, was elected mayor
Tuesday with an overwhelming
vote of confidence. He defeated
Dr. J. R. Hester by a vote of 300
to 180.
This is Johnson’s first success
ful attempt for the town’s highest
office. He ran once before and
was defeated by W. A. White by
one vote.
Three incumbent members of
the town board were reelected for
two more years and two other in
cumbents were unseated.
In the town board race, incum
bent Leo T. Britt led the field ef
15 candidates with 322 votes. Oth
er incumbents reelected were C.
B. Dean with 307 votes and Wil
lard E. Perry with 222.
Newcomers elected to the town
board were W. A. White, who
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Wendell
Election Tuesday
was placed third in the balloting
with 238 votes and Dover Hinton,
who polled 232. This is Hinton’s
first political victory.
Unseated board members were
M. Curtis Todd, 204 votes, and
Mossey E. Faison, 181.
Wendell Mayor Joe Henderson
didn’t seek reelection. Odell Doan
was unopposed for town constable.
Other candidates for a seat on
the town board were> Benjamin
Tongue, 143; Silas L. Todd, 141;
Mrs. Annie L. Wilson Bilisoly, 98;
John M. Radford, 64; E. O. An
drews, 52; R. E. Barham, Jr., 46,
and Oscar M. Chaplin, 37.
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Hopkins Chapel
Mrs. Iris Temple
Among the sick are Lela Bunn
and Mrs. Luther Ellington at Rex
Hospital, Elura Mitchell at Wen
dell-Zebulon Hospital.
Mrs. Armstead Chalk of Roles
ville visited Mrs. Mabel Perry
Saturday.
Vickie Sue Ray’s 3rd birthday
and her sister, Shirley Ann’s 8th
birthday were celebrated Sunday
at their home. Several friends en
joyed the party.
The Bill Alfords of Rolesville
visited the Woodrow Brannans
Sunday night.
The Douglas Parrishes visited
the Cecil Hopkins Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Jones of
Raleigh, Ruby Bailey of Wake For
est, Mr. and Mrs. Bruna Watkins,
Laford Perry of Bunn and John
Perry of Rolesville visited the
Wilmer Perrys Sunday.
Arnold Davis, Hoyle Jinky and
! Doug Bunn of Durham were in
the community Sunday.
Hazel and Calvin Averette vis
ited Estha Averette Sunday.
Linda Farthera, Connie Perry
and Jerry Mitchell spent last
weekend at the C. B. M. Religious
Retreat at Neuse, near Camp Du
rant.
Libby Cope modeled a dress she
made on the Peggy Mann Show
Wednesday, May 3.
Carl Mitchell and Ruth of Bailey
visited Mrs. Elura Mitchell at the
Wendell-Zebulon Hospital Sunday.
Theodore Mitchell of Bailey vis
ited the Charles Mitchells Satur
day night. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Cole
of Raleigh visited the Mitchells
also.
The Eugene Finches of Charlotte
and the Harold Finches of Knight
dale visited the Graham Finches
last weekend.
PILOT NEWS
Mrs. Bennie W. Lewis and son,
Lynn, accompanied her brother,
Maechel Batchelor, and her fa
ther, Ervin Batchelor, to Rich
mond, Va., for the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. John McGeahay and
Brenda McGeahay. They visited
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Slate while
there.
House guest of Mrs. Rachel
Brantley last week was Mrs. Wil
lie Kay Brown of Pilot Mountain.
Wednesday Mrs. Brantley went
fishing. When she returned for
lunch Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Pau
line Richardson had a surprise
birthday dinner for her. They had
turkey with all the trimmings. It
was Mrs. Brantley’s 71st birthday.
Mrs. Floyd Lewis and Mrs. Jes
sie Carlyle attended the funeral
of Deve Pearce Sunday afternoon
at Pearce Baptist Churchl. Mr.
Pearce lived in Pilot for a good
many years.
Mr. and Mrs. Bennie B. Wil
liams announce the birth of a son
April 24 at Franklin Memorial
Hospital in Louisburg. Mrs. Wil
liams is the former Nell Stallings.
Mr. and Mrs. David Tant an
nounce the birth and death of an
infant son, Ricky Tant, last week
in Wendell-Zebulon Hospital. Mrs.
Tant is the former Annie Bell Ray.
Mrs. Lonnie Jones is home from
the hospital.
Sermon Topics At
Pilot* Church for May
The Rev. G. W. McDowell has
announced his sermon topics for
the month of May to be given at
Pilot Baptist Church.
May 7: Jesus Is Coming; Film:
Gideon, The Liberator.
May 14: Mothers of Men; The
Ten Bridesmaids.
May 21: The Problem of Sin;
G. A. Coronation Recognition
Service.
May 28: Doing Right in the
Sight of the Lord; The Rich
Farmer.
Seaman Beasley
On A Destroyer
Norman W. Beasley, seaman ap
prentice, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs.
William C. Beasley of Route 1,
Zebulon, is serving aboard the ra
dar picket destroyer USS Souther
land which departed her home
port of San Diego, Calif., April
6, for a seven-month cruise with
the Seventh Fleet in the Western
Pacific.
Operating as a part of Destroyer
Division 51, the Southerland is
scheduled to visit Hawaii, Guam,
Japan, the Philippines and Hong
Kong.
The destroyer is also scheduled
to participate in the anniversary
Celebration of the Battle of the
Coral Sea to be held in several
Australian ports.
EMIT NEWS
By Janet Faucette
Many people of this commu
nity attended the Tommy and
Buck Gospel Sing at Corinth
Holders High School auditorium
Saturday night. Antioch Fire De
partment sponsored it in order to
get a fire truck.
Gary Barnes of Wilson is spend
ing a few days with his grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Avon
Creech, while his mother is in the
hospital.
Mrs. Percy Gay, Mrs. Therous
Johnson, Mrs. Kenneth Hales,
Mrs. Odell Creech, and Mrs.
Worth Creech attended the W.
M. U’s annual association at Sel
ma Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Faucette
and girls and Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
Perry and children called on Mr.
Perry’s mother, Mrs. Dallie Per
ry, of Bailey Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Waylon Hinton
and Dale had as their Sunday visi
tors the Milton Parrishes of Ra
leigh, the R. A. Avery’s and Rus
sell of Smithfield, the Billy Pow
ells of Virginia, the Larry Prices
and Darnell of Tabernacle, Mrs.
Robert Price and Robert Price of
Fort Jackson, S. C.
The PTA had a picnic Monday
night at the school building.
Several people in this commu
nity have set out tobacco in the
last two weeks. '
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Creech of
Raleigh visited his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Worth Creech, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Hales of
Raleigh spent the weekend with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rolan
Hales, and Joy.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard West of
Raleigh spent the weekend with
her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Lewis, and Jerry.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Strickland
and Judy visited Mr. and Mrs.
Valton Wilson and family Sunday
night.
Mrs. Flonnie Parker and Mr.
and Mrs. Ken Taylor of Zebulon
had Sunday dinner with Mr. and
Mrs. Valton Wilson and family.
Mrs. Gwen Ludgate and boys of
Raleigh, Norman Tickle of Bur
lington and Miss Peggy Faucette
of Hales Chapel called on Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Faucette and girls
Sunday evening.
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