Personal Notes
Mrs. Cora Kemp is at Kenton’s
Rest Home in Willow Springs.
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Mrs. Eunice Kannon, the moth
er of Barker Kannon, is a patient
at Rex Hospital for observation.
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Douglas Cook is a patient at
Wake Memorial Hospital.
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Mrs. Earl Horton has returned
to her home after being a patient
at Wake Memorial Hospital.
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Miss Ann Creech, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. James Creech, is
doing her practice teaching in the
Elmhurst Elementary School in
Greenville. She is a senior at
East Carolina College.
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Mrs. Janet Conn recently visited
her daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. C. V. Whitford of War
renton. She also spent some time
with two other daughters and
their families, Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Stephenson and Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Ellis and son, all of Bailey.
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Chief Petty Officer Lorenzo W.
Bunn, Jr., and his wife are visit
ing his parents. Chief Bunn is be
ing transferred from the U. S.
Navy Cryptographic Repair School
at Vallejo, Calif., to the same kind
of school at Portsmouth', Va.,
where he will be an instructor.
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Houseguests of Mrs. Wallace
Chamblee are Mrs. Frederick Jo
sey and son of Norfolk. They will
be with her a week.
Mrs. Millard Chamblee spent the
weekend in Durham with her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Wright.
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Mrs. B. H. Johnson, Mrs. Carter
Studdert and Mrs. Wallace Cham
blee attended the wedding of Miss
Threva Pippin and Ray Herring in
the Smithfield Presbyterian
Church Saturday afternoon at
4:30 o’clock.
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Mrs. John Kemp is in Virginia
for the annual get-together of her
sisters. She is visiting Mrs. La
Prade Jones of Fredericksburg and
Mrs. Ralph Brown of Orange.
While there she went to Richmond
for a visit with her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. James
Rosenstock.
Pittman Stell is “very frail,’’ ac
cording to one of his daughters.
However, he is able to be up some
each day. He has been an invalid
for several months at his home on
Arendell Avenue.
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Wilber Conn, a field worker for I
the American Red Cross, is now j
stationed in Tampa, Florida. He I
assumed his new post December 30
after a two year tour of duty in
Germany.
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Jimmy and Nancy Murphy spent
the weekend with their grand
mother, Mrs. Ashley Murphy,
while their parents, the Rev. and
Mrs. Irving Murphy went sight
seeing in Washington, D. C.
Card of Thanks
I am grateful for the vists, tel
ephone calls, cards, letters, pray
ers and other kindnesses while
I was in Rex Hospital. May God
bless you.
Mrs. Ethel Batchelor
■ SAFE AS AMERICA I
U S SAVINGS BONDS
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Carroll
announce the birth of a son, An
thony Charles, on February 2 at
Franklin Memorial Hospital in
Louisburg. Mrs. Carroll is the
former Elaine Hopkins of Zebulon.
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Mr. and Mrs. Otha Hayes, Jr.,
of Henderson announce the birth
of a daughter, Shirley Faye, Jan
uary 23 at Maria Parham Hospital
in Henderson. Mrs. Hayes is the
former Shirley Corbett of Zebu
Ion.
Surgery
Mrs. Iris Temple, Hopkins Cha
pel correspondent for The Record,
underwent surgery Monday at
Wake Memorial Hospital. She is
reportedly resting comfortably.
Dave Privette Has
71st Birthday
Dave Privette was 71-years-old
Monday, February 7. On the oc
casion, his children entertained
him at a dinner at his home last
Sunday.
After the dinner the honoree
sliced and served his favorite cake,
chocolate.
Present were his wife and six
children and their families: Mrs.
Vivian Trevathan, Wayne, Frank,
Curtis, Mrs. Wilbur Oakley, all of
Zebulon, and Mrs. Cecil Alford of
Arlington, Va.
He is the grandfather of 14.
Mrs. Farmer Fetes
Diamond Card Club
Mrs. Pat Farmer was hostess to
the Diamond Bridge Club last
Thursday at her home on North
Street. Arrangements of forced
Japanese quince were used for
decoration.
Playing were Mrs. Bernice Bunn,
Mrs. Howard Beck, Mrs. Wilson
Grimes and Mrs. Charles Flowers,
members; Mrs. Wallace Chamblee,
Mrs. Wilson Braswell, Mrs. Foster
Finch and Mrs. Thurman Murray,
guests.
After the close of three progres
sions the scores were tallied and
prizes were awarded to Mrs. Beck,
club high; Mrs. Grimes, club low;
Mrs. Chamblee, guest high; and
Mrs. Finch, guest low.
A Valentine motif was used in
tallies and napkins.
Refreshments were coconut de
light topped with whipped cream,
open faced sandwiches, pickle and
coffee. Fruit punch and party
crackers were passed during play.
Quince Arrangements
Used for Decoration
Arrangements of Japanese
quince were used when Mrs. Wal
lace Chamblee entertained the
Wednesday Afternoon Bridge Club
last week at her home on North
Street.
All the club members were pres
ent, who were Mrs. W. C. Campen,
Mrs. Helen Gregory, Mrs. F. L.
Page, Mrs. Ben Thomas, Mrs. L.
M. Massey, Mrs. Robert D. Mas
sey, Mrs. Foster Finch and Miss
Mary Palmer.
At the close of three progres
sions the hostess presented prizes
to Mrs. L. M. Massey for high
prize, and to Miss Palmer went
low score prize.
The hostess served congealed
fruit salad on lettuce, ham salad
sandwiches, pickle and coffee.
Card of Thanks
| We wish to thank everyone of
the Wendell-Zebulon Hospital for
| the wonderful care given me while
! I was a patient there. I am home
I now improving, thanks to all my
friends, neighbors and loved ones
for prayers, visits, cards, letters,
flowers, gifts and candy. Also the
kindness given my family. The
fellowship and kindness of my
! roommates were great. The min
isters were so helpful in my time
of need. May God’s blessings be
with all.
Pettigrew High and family
MENU
MONDAY: Fish sticks, buttered
potatoes, slaw, cornbread, but
ter, milk.
TUESDAY: Fried chicken, gravy,
buttered rice, string beans, fruit
cup, bread, milk.
WEDNESDAY: Frankfurter in fin
ger roll, navy beans, tossed
j green salad, chocolate pudding,
milk.
THURSDAY: Roast beef with gra
vy, mashed potatoes, steamed
cabbage, tomato juice, apple
sauce, bread, milk.
FRIDAY: Vegetable soup, toasted
cheese sandwich, carrot sticks,
ice cream, crackers, milk.
UNION CHAPEL
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Creech and
Brenda were visitors of Mrs.
Pearlie Phillips at Westhaven Rest
Home in Raleigh.
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Massey and
children were supper guests of
the Jimmy Youngs Monday p.m.
Vance Denton had dinner Sun
day with his mother, Mrs. Nita
Denton, of Riley.
Larry King of Hopkins spent the
weekend with Dwight Denton.
Mrs. Spencer Tant, Miss Carol
Johnson, Mrs. Lonnie Tant and
Brenda/ and Miss Jean Denton
visited Mrs. Ada Johnson of Bai
ley Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Curtis Horton of Bunn,
| Mrs. Mildred Ferrell of Raleigh
| and Mrs. Mamie Mitchell called to
see the Leo Leffingwells and the
Buck Richards Sunday p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben King and chil
dren of Hopkins called on the
Vance Dentons over the weekend.
Cornell Ferrell of Raleigh spent
the weekend with the Jimmy
Youngs.
Mr. and Mrs. Fernie Richards
and children of Raleigh spent the
weekend with her mother, Mrs.
Heber Creech.
Pearces Kews
Rev. Garland Foushee, pastor of
Pearces Baptist Church, attended
the Evangelistic Convention at
Greensboro Monday through
Wednesday.
The Minnie Baker Circle (I’m a
member too) met with Mrs. Hal
Perry Monday night at 7:30. Eight
members attended: Mrs. E. G.
Richards, Mrs. Ronald Pierce, Mrs.
H. K. Baker, Mrs. C. D. Strick
land, Mrs. Garland Foushee, Mrs.
Ben Perry, Mrs. Elmo Privette and
Mrs. Hal Perry.
The Pearce Baptist Church has
a new electric organ. Amelia
Perry is our organist.
Mrs. Luther Perry and Mrs.
Ada Pearce visited Mrs. Perry’s
parents, the K. W. Bakers at Beth
lehem, Sunday.
Mrs. Bertie Johnson had sur
gery last Wednesday at Mary Eliz
abeth Hospital.
Mrs. Fannie Yeargin is still in |
Rex Hospital and reported to be;
better.
Femie Pearce is in Mary Eliza
beth Hospital with pneumonia.
H. K. Privette and Mrs. Frances
Perry are reported to be very
sick.
John Chairfblee of New Hope is
very ill with a heart attack. He is
in the hospital at Louisburg.
Mark Perry, son of the J. W.
Perrys, Jr., had his tonsils and
adenoids removed at Rex Hos
pital.
A fishing tackle show was held
at the Pearce Annex Building
Monday night, Feb. 4. Around 250
people enjoyed the sound and col
or movies shown on fishing. A
bout $100.00 in prizes were given
to the lucky ticket holders. Re
freshments were served.
Mrs. Eamestine Marshall has re
sumed the writing of Rosenburg
and Pearce communities news
items. Persons in these commu
nities who wish to have items in
these columns are asked to call
j Mrs. Marshall AN 9-2792 or mail
I her a check for $3.00 a year.
The granddaughter of Mrs.
Janet Conn presided as mistress of
ceremonies at the coronation cere
monies of the Dublin (Ga.) high
school king and queen.
Miss Jean Glover presided over
the elaborate ceremonies held last
week in the school auditorium.
The theme used by the student
body for the occasion was “Isle of
Dreams.”
Miss Glover is 18-years-old and
a member of the senior class at
Dublin High. She is an honor
student and plans to continue her
education at a Georgia college.
She is the daughter of Mrs. Wil
mer Eddins, who is the former
Dorothy Conn.
COLORED NEWS
Mrs. Lizzie Askew
The Junior Choir of Wakefield
Baptist Church observed its 8th
Anniversary last Sunday night. An
appreciative number attended. Fi
nance contribution amounted to
$45.00. The members are very
much encouraged by the splendid
response which the members and
friends gave in raising the fund
and thank every one. George
Perry is organist for the Junior
Choir.
The annual “Men's Day” pro
gram of Beaver’s Chapel Congre
gational Christian Church will be
observed Sunday at 11:30 a.m.
Guest speakers will be the Rev.
W. M. Lake of Burlington, former
pastor, and the Rev.-L. E. Young,
pastor. The public is cordially in- I
vited.
The Missionary Circle of Wake- i
field Baptist Church will hold its ;
meeting at the church Sunday at j
3:30 p.m. All members are asked]
to attend.
Funeral services were held last;
Sunday for Cannon Richardson at
Wakefield Baptist Church. Dr. C. ■
E. Askew officiated, assisted by
the Rev. Earl Preddy of Raleigh.
Mrs. Annie Stuart is doing as
well as could be expected from an
injury that happened recently.
J. R. Horton has been discharg
ed from Wake Memorial Hospital,
Raleigh, where he was treated for
pneumonia.
Please remember “The Trip
Around the World” at Wakefield
Baptist Church February 17 at
7:30 p.m. The public is cordially
invited. Come go with us.
Miss Loretha Mayo of South
Eastern Business College, Durham,
visited her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Jesse Daniel during the weekend.
The Junior Choir of Zebulon
Baptist Church attended a musical
program at St. Paul Disciple
Church Sunday afternoon at 2:00
p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gray and
son/ Vincent of Rocky Mount,
spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs.
Gray’s parents, the Harold Taylors.
Funeral services for David High,
son of Mr. and Mrs. James O.
High, were held last Saturday at
Wakefield Baptist Church. Dr. C.
E. Askew officiated. Burial was in
the church cemetery.
LaVerne Vick and Baleria Parks
are outstanding students in Shep
ard Elementary department. They
are also exceptional fine Sunday
School scholars.
Rosenburg News
By Eamestine M. Marshall
Too late for last week
C. B. Morris had an asthma
operation Dec. 12.
John Carter, Robert Perry,
Mrs. Susie Strickland, Mrs. Har
old Mangum, Mrs. Daylon Price
and others are sick.
Mrs. Ernestine Marshall visited
her son, the Billy Gene Marshalls
and grandchildren, who have flu
at Wake Forest, Tuesday night.
Mrs. Marshall spent last week in
Goldsboro with her twin sister.
Iva Dean Morris and Mrs. N. V.
Childs.
Mrs. Marshall is staying home
and farming this year.
Mrs. Eamestine Marshall has
recovered from the carbon monox
ide poisoning which struck her
down Dec. 12. Also from asiatic flu.
Mrs. R. B. Moore of Poole Road,
Raleigh, sister of Eamestine Mar
shall, is still in Wake Memorial
Hospital in Raleigh suffering from
a brain cancer operation last fall.
No visitors except her husband and
family.
Please renew your Zebulon Rec
ord subscriptions, new or old, with
me. I love to write news for Ros
enburg and Pearce Communities. '
Phone 269-2782. Address Route 2,
Zebulon, N. C.
Mrs. Wilbur Gay spent last
week with her husband who does
property appraisal work in
Greensboro. Their daughter, Car
ol is in college at Greenville.
The Marshall Stricklands and
Ivey Sue and the Billy Liles of
Lizard Lick visited their brother,
L. C. Liles at Knightdale, Sunday.
Mrs. Grace Baker, the Charles
Bakers and Sharron and Miss Dor
is Honeycutt, went to Ft. Lauder
dale, Fla., for a week with friends
recently.
Mrs. Lois Honeycutt was very
ill with pneumonia.
■ Mr. and Mrs. James Pearce and
children of Zebulon visited their
parents, the R. O. Pearces, Sun
day.
Dillard Privette took his mother,
Mrs. W. I. Privette, to Raleigh
Saturday for a final check-up. She
accidentally swallowed a small
quail bone that pierced her intes
tines.
Mr. and Mrs. IsaiJ? Jeans of
Henderson were Sunday visitors
of the Leroy Masons.
Mrs. Charlie Debnam helped the
Wakefield Demonstration Club
quilt Tuesday so the club could
raise some needed funds.
Iva Dean Morris of Goldsboro
and B. G. Marshall of Wake For
est visited Earnestine Marshall
and Mrs. Marshall’s sister, Mrs. .
R. B. Moore of Raleigh, Carlie,
C. B. and the Willard Morrises.
GRADUATES
Miss Carolyn Hinton accepted a
position January 31 on the Smith
field High School faculty as piano
instructor. She graduated Janu
ary 21 from Indiana State Univer
sity with a master of music de
gree. She will receive her degree
in absentia in June.
Miss Hinton received a bache
lor of music degree from East Car- ■
olina College in 1961, and also re
ceived a performance certificate,
one of the highest honors awarded
a student in piano.
She presented her graduation
recital October 18. Her minor is
in music history.
During the fall and winter se
mesters she held an assistantship
in the music department of the
college. This assistantship was a
$500 stipend.
Miss Hinton, daughter of Mrs.
Ollie Hinton of Zebulon and the
late Avon Hihton, replaces Miss
Joan Neighbors who died of a
heart attack during the Christmas
holidays.
Card of Thanks
I consider Mf. lYank Wall, oper
ator of the Piggly Wiggly grocery
store, a very true friencT of mine.
I highly appreciate him sending
me cigarettes while I was in the
V. A. hospital. I say thanks again
foe his kindness.
K. V. Watson