Pvt Norman Dean
Begins Basic Training
Private Norman G. Dean III,
son of Sgt. and Mrs. Norman G.
Dean of Route 4, Zebulon, has
begun his Basic Combat Training
at Fort Jackson, S. C., where he
has been assigned to Company A,
1 Battalion, 1 Training Regiment,
of the U. S. Army Training Center,
Infantry.
During his basic training he
will be introduced to a wide
variety of infantry skills, along
with intensive physical condition
ing. He will attend classes in the
traditions of the service, character
guidance, and the role of the Army
in the world today. Many of his
instructors are combat veterans
of World War II and the Korean
conflict.
Finch Reunion
The children, grandchildren and
great-grandchildren of the late
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Finch gathered
Sunday, July 28, at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer D. Finch for
the annual Finch reunion.
After all the relatives had ar
rived and greetings were ex
changed, a bountiful and delicious
dinner was spread and soon every
one was seated, devouring and
enjoying the best ever food with
laughter and interesting news,
hearing the activities each one had
done since the reunion a year ago.
Attending the reunion were Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer D. Finch, Mr. and
Mrs. Douglas Finch and daughter,
Faye; Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Finch,
Mrs. Homer Monson and children,
Mario, Finch and Gene of Char
lotte; Dr. and Mrs. S. J. Finch of
Oxford; Mr. and Mrs. Sigma
Finch, Jr. and children, Jimmy
and Nancy of Oxford; Mr. and
Mrs. John D. Finch and children,
Libby and Davis, Oxford; Mr. and
Mrs. L. E. Finch of Dillon, S. C.;
Mrs. C. T. Harper of Charlotte,
and the Rev. and Mrs. Pearce
Layfield and children.
Dion Hendricks
Has Birthday
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The parents of Dion Hendricks,
Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Hendricks
of Zebulon, feted their son on his
fifth birthday July 26. The party
was held at their home on Wake
field Street.
Guests were Cary Canady, Roxie
Temple, Michael Scarboro and
Walt Martin of Raleigh, his cousin.
A special guest was his maternal
grandmother, Mrs. Ara Martin.
Refreshments were cake, deco
rated with white icing, trimmed
in red and with circus animals
adorning it, ice cream and favors.
Franklin County
Native Dies
Jim Denton, 37, of Youngsville,
Route 1, died July 19 at his home
following a heart attack. He was
a life-long resident of Franklin
County and a farmer in the Riley
community.
Surviving are his wife, the
former Virginia Strickland, his
mother, Mrs. Neta Denton of the
home; two brothers, Vance Denton
of Zebulon and Bill Denton, Jr.,
of Wake Forest; five sisters, Mrs.
Irene Tant of Raleigh, Mrs. Hettie
Cates of Knightdale, Mrs. Rachel
Puckett of Louisburg, Mrs. Lizzie
Price of Wendell and Mrs. Viola
Price of Youngsville.
Funeral services were held on
Sunday at White’s Funeral Home
in Louisburg with the Rev. Joe
Zimmerman of Bethany Baptist
Church and the Rev. John Darnell
of Harris Chapel Baptist Church
officiating. Burial was in the
Harris Church cemetery.
A pall of white carnations
covered the casket. His nephews
served as pallbearers. The
Bethany Church quartet sang,
“He Cares for Me,” “A Mansion
over the Hilltop,” and “Beyond
the Sunset.”
Mrs. Wilbur Halos
Feted on Birthday
A surprise birthday celebration was
given Mrs. Wilbur Hales on Monday
night, July 22. Employees of Pope’s
store here were the hosts.
The ice cream supper was held at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Graham
Fowler. The social was held on the
lawn of the Fowler home.
Mrs. Hales, who was 30 on July 22,
is the former Ercelle Strickland.
She was presented a gift of match
ed luggage.
Attending the social were Mr. and
Mrs. Fowler, Mr. and Mrs. Edison
Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Graham Jenkins,
Mr. and Mrs. Garland Faulkner, and
Mr. and Mrs. Theodis Strickland.
Second Birthday
Given Youngster
Cynthia Tant was feted by her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Odell Tant
of Wendell, July 20, on her second
birthday.
The centerpiece of her first
birthday, a raven-haired doll, was
kept refrigerated for a year to
be used on Cynthia’s second cake.
The doll’s skirt was the second
cake, decorated in beautiful colors
of pink, white and green.
Refreshments were cup cakes
and ice cream. Each young guest
received favors.
Guests were Lynn Driver, Tim
Tippett, Richard Denny, Jr., Kim
Chamblee, Barbara Denny, Linda
Wood and Lisa Ann Pope. Others
attending the party were Mrs.
Russell Wilder, Mrs. Jack Tippett,
Mrs. Irving Wood, Mrs. Don
Driver, Mrs. Richard Denny, Mrs.
Jackie Pope and Miss Lois Pope.
The celebration was held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Tant.
Cynthia is the granddaughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Garland Faulkner
of Zebulon.
Give courtesy top billing in the
inventory of life.
4-H Club Delegates
Miss Faye Sawyer and Avon
Privette, Jr., were delegates from
the local 4-H Club to the annual
State 4-H Club Week held on the
campus of N. C. State College last
week.
Miss Sawyer was a winner in
the dairy foods division in March
and received an expense paid trip.
Miss Kay Antone was also a
dairy foods winner but was unable
to attend the conclave.
Miss Sawyer’s winning recipe
was Instant Mocha Mist.
The two Zebulon delegates were
among more than 1400 4-H club
boys and girls from across the
state to attend the convention.
Miss Sawyer is the daughter of j
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Sawyer and
Mr. Privette is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Avon Privette, Sr.
Charles H. Pippin
At Naval Center
Charles H. Pippin, 17, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Leon L. Pippin of Route
2, Zebulon is undergoing nine-week
basic training at the Naval Training
Center, Great Lakes, 111.
The intensive recruit training pro
gram includes naval orientation and
history, custom and etiquette, basic
military law, seamanship and basic
shipboard routine, sentry duty and
military drill, physical fitness, ord
nance and gunnery, damage control,
swimming, first aid and survival.
During their training period re
cruits receive tests and interviews
which determine their future assign
ments in the Navy. Upon completing
the training they are assigned to
service schools for technical instruc
tion or to ships or shore stations for
on-the-job training in a specialized
rating. v
If you need a small amount of
lubricating oil, and your oil can
is empty, the dip stick or oil i
gauge in your car’s engine will
provide several drops.
You can measure your family’s security by the amount of money
you have accumulated ... to meet emergencies, pay unexpected
expenses, soften the blows of adversity. You can measure your
ability to achieve security for your family by your saving-power
. . . the wisdom to set up a program of systematic saving, the
persistence to follow your program faithfully. If you have the
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WENDELL, NORTH CAROLINA
Varied Opportunities
Available At Center
Day and evening school edu
cational opportunities will be
available this fall at the W. W.
Holding Industrial Education Cen
ter of Wake County which is lo
cated on U. S. Highway 401 ten
miles south of the State Capitol
Building in Raleigh. Classes will
begin in September and October.
The Center is a geographical
area school in which industrial,
trade, and technical subjects will
be offered to selected youths and
adults. Pre-employment trade
and technology offerings will be
open to individuals who are
graduates of an accredited high
school or who have a high school
equivalency certificate. Entry in
to these programs will be based
on tests, an application form, high
school records, references, an
interview, and a health certificate,
if necessary.
Day school curriculums wiucn
will be offered this fall aTe: auto
mobile mechanics, plumbing and
steamfitting, machine shop prac
tice, radio and television servicing,
electrical installation and main
tenance, drafting, civil technology,
and practical nursing. Trade pre
employment curriculums are one
year or four quarters in length;
technology curriculums are two
years in length. They will include
shop, laboratory, and classroom
instruction.
Extension courses will be pro
vided for those individuals cur
rently employed who seek to up
date themselves in their occupa
tion. A variety of extension
courses in trades and technologies,
supervisory development training,
fire service training, and adult
farmer education will be offered
in terms of the interests and needs
of individuals employed in these
occupations in the area.
An effort is being made to
offer courses in distributive educa
tion. Entry into these programs
will be based on an application
form and an interview.
Short, intensive industrial
courses to meet the specific needs
of specific employers can be or
ganized and offered.
Applications for these programs
are being accepted now. Direct
all inquiries to the W. W. Holding
Industrial Education Center of
Wake County, P. O. Box 6526,
Raleigh.
Gets Masters Degree
In Music From Ind.
Miss Carolyn Hinton recently was
awarded the master of music degree
by Indiana University at the Hoosier
state university’s 134th commence
ment.
The 1963 graduating class, which
included both the June and Septem
ber candidates for bachelor’s, master’s
and doctor’s degrees, numbered
4,956.
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