TEMPLE
MARKET
Specials Sold Only With
Food Order
Aug. 8-9-10,1963
Best Grade
PINK
SALMON
43c tail can
Lady Calvert
TEA haH pound 49<
VA Lb. Bags
VANILLA
WAFERS
19c
TIDE 23c
Kraft’s
MIRACLE
WHIP
39c iuart
Red Heart Can
CAT TOOD &
SUGAR
10 Pound Bag
Smoked Link
Lb.
SAUSAGE 33c
COLUMBIA
BACON
43c p0""
Western Round Lb.
STEAK 69c
William's
HOT DOCS
36c ^
Fresh Dressed
Lb.
FRYERS 25c
HALES CHAPEL
Mrs. J. D. Driver
The WMU will meet Friday
night at 8:00 o’clock at the church.
All members please be present for
this important meeting. The theme
for the month is “Turning Away
from the Truth of God.”
Calvin Hales is a patient at Wake
Memorial Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Driver and
son of Wilmington recently vis
ited his parents, the Joshua Dri
vers.
Mrs. Lucy Driver spent a few
days last week with her son, Mr.
and Mrs. Vance Driver, near Zebu
Ion.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Brown
were recent guests of her sisters,
Mr. and Mrs. A1 Venette, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Sortino, and her broth
er, the J. E. Snipes, all of Jackson
ville.
Mrs. Mamie Creech was a pa
tient at Rex Hospital of Raleigh
last week. She returned home
Sunday.
The Sherman Goodwin family of
Portsmouth, Va., are vacationing
with her parents, the Alfred Tip
petts, this week.
Our pastor, Rev. Robert Lovell,
Is conducting prayer service each
Wednesday night. Every one please
put forth an effort to attend each
week.
Mrs. Geneva Spencer and chil
dren of California spent Monday
with her aunt, Mrs. Lillian Rich
ardson, and family.
Weekend guests of the Jesse Dri
vers were the Harold Parrish fam
ily of Hampton, Va., and the
Dwight Drivers of Archer’s Lodge.
Sunday guests of the Thelbert
breeches were the Elmer Goodwins
of Oak Grove and the Connie Wild
er family of Friendship.
Norris Brown of Durham called
on the William Driver family Sun
day afternoon.
Norris Brown of Durham call
ed on the William Driver family
Sunday afternoon.
The Marvin Hintons and daugh
ter and the Percy Driver family
of Archer’s Lodge were Sunday
afternoon guests of the Joshua
Drivers.
Sunday visitors of the Herschel
Drivers were the Carmel Walls of
Zebulon, Miss Marjorie Richard
son of Corinth and Mrs. Frances
Parrish and children of Virginia.
Rev. and Mrs. Bob Lovell vis
ited Calvin Hales at Wake Me
morial Hospital Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Vaiden Richardson
visited the Jackson Tippetts of
Lee’s Chapel Sunday afternoon.
Pilot News
Mist Branetta Ray
H. £. Stallings is a patient in
Rex Hospital.
Mrs. T. B. Ward and daughter,
Jackie of Arabia, arrived at the j
airport last Friday a.m. Mrs. Ward
will be with her parents, the
Claud Lewises, through the month
of August.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Ferry spent a
couple of days at the beach last
week.
Miss Alice Ray of California will
be here with her father for a few
days. Miss Ray was called home
due to the death of her mother,
Mrs. Wayne Ray.
Mrs. Ella Phillips is recovering
from a stroke she suffered recent
ly.
Miss Mozelle Ray spent a few
days at the beach this week. She
accompanied Miss Beatrice Dean
of Wendell.
Weekend visitors of Mrs. Emma
Lewis were the Warren Slates of
Richmond, Va., and Mrs. Elsie
Pearce and the John Lockamys of
Durham.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Brantley
and children of Knightdale and
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Brantley of
Raleigh were supper guests of
Mrs. Avon Brantley Saturday eve
ning.
Mrs. Ruby Sepelee, Mr. and Mrs.
George Hicks and Mrs. Ethel Hicks
visited Mrs. Calvin Pearce in
Youngsville last Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ray of
Wendell visited the John L. Rays
last Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Jarman Finch of
Raleigh visited in the community
Friday afternoon.
INVITATION
The public is cordially invited
to attend the wedding of Miss
Brenda Bunn to Leslie Strickland
Friday night, August 9, at 8 o’
clock in the Zebulon Baptist
Church. Miss Bunn is the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. William Bunn
and Mr. Strickland is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Bernice Strickland,
all of Zebulon.
THE
ZEBULON RECORD
Second-Class Postage Paid At
Zebulon, N. C.
Barrie S. Davis . Editor
James M. Potter, Jr.Publisher
Published weekly by
Theo. Davis Sons
Subscriptions, $3 per year.
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