- Mrs. ’ Cleo G. Perry Honored
Mrs. Cleo C. Perry
Approximately 100 persons
turned out Saturday night, Feb
ruary 23, when the Wakefield
Zebulon Chapter 133, O.E.S., hon
ored Mrs. Cleo G. Perry at a
reception.
Mrs. Perry is serving as Grand
Esther of North Carolina, Order
of the Eastern Star.
The guests were greeted at the
door by Mrs. Christine Hopkins
and Jack O. Howard, District
Deputy of the 11th District. The
receiving line was composed of
Mrs. Barbara P. Finch, Worthy
Matron; Spencer Tantj, Worthy
Patron; Mrs. Perry and her hus
band; Mrs. Mary Carter Smith,
Worthy Grand Matron; Robert F.
Spence, Worthy Grand Patron;
Mrs. Elizabeth West, Grand Con
ductress; Mrs. Lucy R. Duncan,
Grand Associate Conductress;
Mrs. Stella Gillespie, Grand Ad;
Mrs. Margaret Tillett, Grand
Warder; and Ham Swift, Past
Grand Patron.
The refreshment table was dec
orated in white, the color of the
station of Esther. A white ar
rangement of flowers centered the
table in which the Crown and
Sceptre were displayed at the top
of the arrangement, being the em
blem of the station. White burn
ing tapers in silver holders flank
ed this arrangement.
Peanut butter sticks, coconut
chips, cheese straws, date nut balls,
apple cutups, lily sandwiches, and
lemon punch were served to the
guests.
Mrs. John B. Richardson pre
sided at the register. Goodbyes
were said to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Bunn.
The Chapter presented Mrs.
Perry with a silver compote.
Emit 4-H Club
Holds Meeting
The Emit Community 4-H Club
held its regular meeting March
18, at the clubhouse.
Judy Strickland, the President,
presided. There were 14 members,
1 new member, and 2 leaders pres
ent.
The pledges were led by Connie
Wilson and Linwood Wright. Car
olyn Narron gave the Devotional.
Refreshments were served by
Emogene and Eugene Glover.
The club voted to buy a desk
to use in the clubhouse.
Judy Strickland gave a talk on
“How to Give a Demonstration.”
She then gave a Health demon
stration. She told the group how
to make a jello dessert and en
couraged them to have jello and
other desserts like this for their
desserts instead of cake and pies.
Toni Sue Hinton gave a talk on
Health. She told the group that
health is important in all projects.
Judy Strickland gave a report
of what the club did during Na
tional 4-H Club Week.
Frozen fruits retain their natural
color and vitamin content longer
if sugar is added before freezing.
Removing rust spots from metal
tools can be done safely and easily
with a typewriter eraser.
Pilot News
Mbs Brunette Ray
Last Friday afternoon Mrs. Arlie
Broadway of Middlesex visited
Mrs. Claud Lewis.
Mr. and Mrs. Preston Massey
| and daughter, Dianne, visited Mr.
i and Mrs. John Lockamy in Dur
J ham. They also visited other rela
i tives while in Durham,
j Mrs. Garland Poole is among
the sick this week.
Mr. Archie Bunn lost his pack
house by fire Monday afternoon.
He lost a tractor and all of his
farming equipment in the fire. It
was not known how the fire start
ed.
Mr. and Mrs. Talmage Ray and
family of Durham visited Mr.
Ray’s mother, Mrs. Ella Ray, on
the weekend.
Mrs. Floyd Lewis visited Mrs.
Melba Pippin Saturday afternoon
in Franklin Memorial Hospital in
Louisburg.
Mrs. Hardon Perry and Mrs.
Flossie Perry visited Mrs. Billy
Brantley and new baby daughter
in Franklin Memorial Horpital
Thursday afternoon. It is Mrs. Per
ry’s first great-great-grandbaby.
Miss Barbara Jean Perry, bride
to-be, was entertained Saturday
evening with a bridal shower at
the church annex. Miss Perry re
ceived lots of nice, useful gifts.
Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Lewis vis
ited Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Batche
lor last Sunday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Ethel Batchelor in
r
Social Plains community.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Massey
visited Mrs. Massey’s mother, Mrs.
Bessie Poole, in Rex Hospital last
Sunday.
Wake Men Serve
On Co-Op Board
At Wake Electric Membership
Corporation’s 23rd Annual Meet
ing in Wake Forest on Friday
night, March 22, some 700 mem
bers reelected eight of the former
directors of the Cooperative and
one new director, who will serve
for *he first time. C. E. Young,
E. C. Hunt and J. P. Bailey, all
of Wake County, will serve as di
rectors along with N. C. Brummitt,
John M. Ferrell, W. O. Fuller,
H. L. O’Brien, Ben L. Husketh and
H. P. Price.
N. C. Brummitt, president of
the Cooperative, reported that
Wake Electric extended electric
service to 150 new homes and busi
nesses last year, making a total
of 4551 connected services on 1091
miles of line in Granville, Wake,
Durham, Vance, Franklin, Nash
and Johnston Counties. He also
forecast that the kilowatt hour
consumption will double by 1971.
Brummitt also told Wake mem
bers that their Cooperative has
a vital interest in the economic de
velopment of the area in which it
serves, and that their board of
directors is making every effort
for their Cooperative to partici
pate in the Rural Areas Develop
ment Program.
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Martha's Children Shop
Zebulon, N. C.
This coupon is worth $2.00
on the purchase of boy’s suit or sports coat or
girl’s sizes 3 to 14 and subteen dresses. Coupon
must be presented at time of purchase. This
coupon is good from March 28 through April 13.
It's A Date
You have a date Friday night,
March 29, at 8 o’clock in Wakelon
School auditorium to see “Finders
Creepers,” a three-act mystery
comedy to be presented by the jun
ior class.
Immediately following the pro
duction a social hour will be held
in the cafeteria for members of
the junior class and their parents
and guests.
The cast includes Carl Williams,
Charles Collins, Betsy Long,
Cheryl Duke, Vicki Tart, Joan
Baker, Gene Mangum, Gale
Pearce, Lewis Liles, Floyd Far
rington, Judy Lee, Brooks Boykin,
Sue Arnold, James Averette and
Dwight Pearce.
WAKELON
WEEK OF MARCH 27
Wed.-Thurs-Fri.-Sat.,
March 27-28-29-30
Elvis Presley
Flaming Star
Cinemascope Technicolor
Jeff Chandler — Carol Lynley
Return To
Peyton Place
Cinemascope Technicolor
Sun.-Mon.-Tries.,
March 31-Apr. 1-2
Doris Day — Stephen Boyd
Billy Rose's Jumbo
Cinemascope Technicolor
Opposite Wendell-Zebulon
Hospital
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