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iWakefield News!
Mrs. Vera B. Rhodes
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Rev. Harold Hamm and family
and mother went to Tennessee to
visit Mrs. Hamm’s people on Mon
day for three days.
Mrs. Helen Jones and Phil spent
Sunday in Raleigh with the Perd
Breslaus. Mr. and Mrs. Monroe
Jones of Raleigh, and Mr. and
Mrs. Marvin Winstead and Paula
of Durham were there also.
Mrs. Vera Rhodes visited the
John Broughtons Christmas Eve.
Mr. and Mrs. John Broughton
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had dinner with the Lester Greens
Sunday Some of the other chil
dren came also.
Mrs. Vivian Gordon is still hav
ing back trouble and is a patient
at Wendell Zebulon Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Debnam and
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Carlyle of Ra
leigh spent Christmas day with
the Buddy Carlyles.
Mr. and Mrs. Pug Hicks had
Christmas dinner in Wendell with
her mother, Mrs. Mitt Hocutt, and
had supper with his mother, Mrs.
Grace Hicks, in Wakefield.
Mrs. Fanny Bolton had all her
children, in-laws and grandchil
dren home Christmas Eve.
' Mrs. Vera Rhodes visited the
Man Creeches Christmas Eve.
Mrs. Bertha Hood is spending
Christmas week at Zebulon. She
went to the Perry Reunion Christ
mas day.
Mrs. Bertha Hood’s family met
at the Allen Hood’s, for the annual
Christmas party Christmas Eve.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Burnett and
children from Riverside, Calif., are
visiting Mrs. Burnett’s mother,
Mrs. Lucy Carroll, for a week dur
ing the Christmas Holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Royce Hood and
children visited their parents, Mrs.
Bertha Hood and Mrs. Lucy Car
roll, for two weeks during the
Christmas Holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Gay of Kin
ston visited Mrs. Alice Hood last
HAPPY NEW YEAN
We wish fro thank our many friends and customers for
their patronage during the past year and hope that you
will let us serve you again in 1963!
SEE US FOR YOUR PLANT BED SUPPLIES
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Applicators Tobacco Seed
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USED CAR SUPERMARKET SALE!
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TOP-VALUE FORD DEALER^ USED CARS1
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61 Ford, 2 door hardtop_ 2195
60 Plymouth, Fury _ 1495
60 Ford Wagon _ 1195
60 Ford, Convertible _*_ 1695
60 Ford, 4 door, red and white_1595
59 Ford Convertible, white_ 1595
59 Ford, 2 door_ 995
59 Ford, 4 door_ 995
59 Ford, 4 door, white, Galaxie_ 1495
57 Ford, 4 door _ 495
56 Ford, 4 door, red, new motor_ 495
55 Chevrolet, 4 door, V-8_ 495
55 Ford, Convertible_____ 495
55 Ford, Hardtop, Victoria_*_ 395
59 Ford, Pickup, Long body, 6 cylinder___ 895
55 Ford, pick up, New Motor_ 395 .
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Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. T. Y. Pur
year and Mrs. Vera Rhodes went
to see them.
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Sherron and
son, Tal, visited Mrs. Clellie Liles
Sunday p.m.
Mrs. Rose Harris of Baltimore,
Md., and a friend visited the Ferd
Breslaus in Raleigh last week. Mrs.
Breslau and the ladies visited her
mother, Mrs. Helen Jones, last
Wednesday.
Mrs. Vera Rhodes has been sick
since Christmas.
Mrs. Maudie Hodd is home from
Rex Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Fab
Corbett of New Bern spent the
weekend with her.
Mr. and Mrs. Fab Corbett
stopped in to see Mrs. Vera Rhodes
Sunday p.m.
Mrs. Alice Hood spent the week
end with the Herbert Hoods.
Mrs. Bertha Hood went back to
Raleigh Sunday p.m.
Happy New Year to all again.
I Hospital Notes |
The following were patients at
Wendell-Zebulon Hospital Wed
nesday morning.
White
Otha Liles, W. O. King, Linda
Lyman, Sherwood Chamblee, John
Scott, Johnnie Wall, Vivian Gor
don, Rompton Hendricks, Jean
Blackley, Frances Horton, Pattie
Tunnell and Johnny Earp.
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Airman C. G. Horton
To Be Air Policeman
Airman Basic Chester G. Hor
ton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Luther
S. Horton of Route 2, Zebulon, is
being reassigned to Mino AFB,
North Dakota, for training and
duty as an air policeman.
Airman Horton recently com
pleted United States Air Force ba
sic military training at Lackland
Air Force Base, Texas. He is a
1962 graduate of Gethsemane
High School at Bunn.
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Wendell Soldier In
Bad Tolz, Germany
Pfc. Joel P. Moody, son of Mrs.
Bertie P. Jones of Wendell and
grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Callie
Powell of Zebulon, recently grad
uated from the Seventh U. S. Army
Non-Commissioned Officer (NCO)
Academy in Bad Tolz, Germany.
Moody received four weeks of
training in various military sub
jects with emphasis on leadership
and combat tactics. The purpose
of the academy is to broaden the
soldier’s professional knowledge
and to instill in him the self-con
fidence and sense of responsibility
required of a capable leader.
A mechanic in the 724 Ordnance
Battalion in Munich, Germany,
Moody entered the Army in Sep
tember 1961 and arrived overseas
in April, 1962. The 20-year-old
soldier is a 1960 graduate of Wen
dell High School.
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EXPECTED
This was last year’s prediction and this winter could
bo fust as cold. You can avoid the winter rush by
ordering your coal while supply is plentiful.
Coll today ... Be prepared with home heating comfort when*
ever you need it.
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HORACE SMITH, MGR. - ZEBULON, N. C.
Phone: AN 9-3081
Distributor: Patsy Coal, Phillips Products
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114 Arendell Ave.,
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Phone 269-9555