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NEWS of WENDELL
Miss Linda Dodd and Miss Mar
tha Dodd of Emporia, Va., came
today for a visit with their grand
mother, Mrs. S. T. Dodd, and their
aunt, Mrs. O. C. Mullen. Mr. and
Mrs. Felix Dodd and daughter,
Julia, will come for the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Roberts, Mr.
and Mrs. E. R. Sykes, Mrs. H. C.
Gerald and Richard Sykes and
Marshall Henry are vacationing at
Myrtle Beach, S. C., for the month
of August.
Mrs. Harriett Koonce of Raleigh
was a weekend guest of Mrs.
Frankie Allen.
Mrs. Albert Wells and son, Tom
of Farmville, came Friday to spend
the weekend with Mrs. Kelly Hun
ter and Mrs. J. A. Wells. Mr. Wells
came Sunday for the day.
Capt. and Mrs. Steven Fowler
and family of Atlanta, Ga., have
been guests of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jake May and Capt.
Fowler’s mother, Mrs. Fannie Fow
ler in Washington, N. C.
Mrs. Bishop Pizer has returned
from a seven weeks’ visit in Mia
mi, Fla.
Mrs. Durema Biggs was a pa
tient at Rex Hospital last week
for diagnostic treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Delbridge
of Rocky Mount were Sunday vis
itors of Mrs. Joe Ferrell. The Del
bridges were former neighbors of
Mrs. Ferrell.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Ledford,
Jr., spent the week ad here. Mr.
Ledford has been transferred from
Wilmington to Hickory. Their son
has spent the past two weeks with
his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Luther Ledford here.
Keith Ledford is spending this
week in Hickory with the Luther
Ledfords, Jr.
Mt. and Mrs. Durwood White
and Mr. and Mrs. Winton Ander
| son of Waynesville left Wendell
j Monday for a week’s visit in De
; troit, Mich., and Canada.
Glenn Robertson of Atlanta, Ga., j
| and Duane Bruch of Charlotte,
\ visited Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Bruch I
i Monday night.
Mrs. Westray Brantley has re- i
| turned to her home in Siler City. |
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Sorohan and j
j son of Dayton, O., and Miss Tem- j
pie Ann Griffin, who spent two j
weeks with them arrived Tuesday j
for a vacation with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Griffin.
Mrs. Silas Todd honored her sis
ters at a house party last week at
her home on Todd Street. Guests
were Mrs. S. L. Wilkerson of
Greenville, Mrs. R. S. Conyers of
Athens, Ga., Mrs. B. P. Watson
and Barbara of Richmond, Va., and
Mrs. A. F. Dean and Jo Ann of
Kings Mountain. Sunday they were
joined by Mr. Watson, Gene and
Nancy Watson.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Tongue My
ers and son of Annapolis, Md., vis
ited Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Henderson,
Jr., this week. Mr. Myers is a
cousin of Mrs. Henderson.
Mrs. Silas Todd, Mrs. A. F.
Dean, Mrs. B. P. Watson, and Mrs
R. S. Conyers spent Friday in
Telephone Talk
By R. U. Beck
Your Telephone Manager
J
IF YOU’RE A DOODLER, be careful of the kind of
scribblings you leave around while making phone calls.
You may give away some personal secrets. According to
psychologists, if you doodle animals or birds, you’re affec
tionate and understanding. Squares and checks show logic
and emotional stability. Circles mean you’re a daydreamer;
stairsteps mean you’re ambitious.
*****
THIS IS THE NEW TOUCH TONE PHONE ... with
buttons instead of a dial, and musical tones for each signal
sent! The new phone has undergone two years of testing,
and users are so enthusiastic it will be introduced to the
public on a limited basis some time in the next couple of
years. One of its chief advantages is faster dialing ... as
one test-user said, “It’s like magic!” The Touch Tone
Phone—another result of continuing Bell System research
and development.
*****
FROM LUXURY TO NECESSITY . . . that’s the kind
of progress your telephone has made. Back in the late
1800’s when telephones were first coming into use, a
phone call anywhere at all was a big event! Today, phone
calls are as much a part of life as going to work in the
morning, or sending the children off to school. A telephone
call is no longer a major project! It’s simply an easy,
pleasant, low-cost way to get things done, keep friendships
warm, stay in touch with the world. Use your telephone
... for all it’s worth.
*****
TEEN-AGERS ARE SPECIAL PEOPLE! (Any one of
them will be glad to tell you so!) They have special prob
lems and needs and likes and dislikes. If you have teens in
your house, why not consider giving them the privacy and
sense of importance provided by an extension phone of
their very own. It’ll be good for them, and for the rest
of the family, too.
Greenville with Mr. and Mrs. S. L. |
Wilkerson.
Newloron Bledjoin of Greece has
been a guest of Mr. and Mrs. J.
J. Henderson, Jr.
Mrs. Silas Todd, Mr. and Mrs.
Will Stott and Mrs. Eva Carter
of Durham left Tuesday for an ex
tended trip to New York and Nia
gara Falls and Canada.
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A dessert bridge in honor of Mrs.
Zeb Jones of Tampa, Fla., and Mrs.
Ralph Hart of St. Louis, Mo., was
given Wednesday night by Mrs.
Marvin Todd at her home on Wil
son Avenue.
Guests included Mrs. Harlow i
Weeks and Mrs. Mildred Hill of
Clayton, Mrs. Ralph Baugh, Mrs.
Dover Hinton, Mrs. Everette Led
ford, Jr., Miss Bill C. Roberts and
Mrs. Robert Williford. Iced drinks
were served during progressions
and banana cream pie during the
social hour. Orchids were pre
sented the honorees and gifts of
jewelry.
High scores were presented to
Mrs. Roberts and Mrs. Hinton.
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' BILLY R. RICHARDSON
Funeral service for Billy Russell
(“Bill’', Richardson, 40, of Wen
dell, who died Friday night, was
held Sunday at 3 p.m. at Taber
nacle Baptist Church by the Rev.
W. C. Barham. Buriel was in the
church cemetery. Surviving are
his mother, Mrs. Maude Richard
son, his father, Rufus RichaTdson,
both of Wendell; one son, Jack
Miller of Fort Dix, N. J.; two
grandchildren; one brother, R. D.
of Surf City; and two sisters, Mrs.
Irene Crowder of Wendell and Mrs.
Fannie Ray Smith of Wendell.
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ROBERT L. NOWELL
Funeral services for Robert L.
(Roy) Nowell, 64, who died Tues
day, were held Thursday after
noon at the Baptist Tabernacle
Church near Wendell. The Rev.
W. C. Barham officiated. Burial
was in the church cemetery. Sur
viving are his wife, the former
Cora Sorrells of Asheville; one
son, Robert L. Nowell of Patrick
Air Base, Fla.; his mother, Mrs.
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Annie M. Nowell of Wendell; one
brother, J. Ray Nowell of Wen
dell; three sisters, Mrs. Ercelle
Richardson of Wendell, Mrs. Ruffin
Holder of Wendell, and Mrs. Ma
die Taylor of Raleigh; and two
grandchildren. He was a Mason
and Shrin^r.
Wakefield News
Mrs. Vera B. Rhodes §
The Rev. Horace Hamm is hold
ing a revival at Richfield this
week.
Mrs. Ola Ferrell has returned
home after an extended visit with
her children.
Mr. and Mr*s. Wilbur Boykin of
Texas arrived in dastonia last
week and spent some time with
her parents. They are spending this
week with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Donie Boykin.
Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Pace were
here for the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Pippin.
Mrs. Vaudia Sherron is home
after a few days stay at Rex Hos
pital. She is improving.
Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Sherron are
here from California. His wife will
stay here after the furlough is
over.
Mrs. Varina Simpson has been
a patient at Duke Hospital since
August 1. She has had major
surgery on her hip and is improv
ing slowly.
Mrs. Ada Doyle hurt her back
Saturday a.m. helping push a to
bacco truck.
Mrs. Sadie Rhodes is recuperat
ing at home after a week in Wen
dell-Zebulon Hospital with a brok
en arm.
Mrs. Nuber Bolton spent sev
eral days with her sister, Mrs.
Page Perry.
Wade Bolton is spending some
time with his mother, Mrs. Fan
nie Bolton.
Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Massey, Mrs.
Clellie Liles and Mrs. Nuber Bol
ton visited J. A. Phillips Saturday
night.
Charles Flowers has returned
home in Johnston County after
a long stay in Duke Hospital where
he underwent major surgery on
his back. He is able to walk again.
Billy Carlyle spent Monday with
the W. E. Carlyles.
Mrs. Vera Rhodes visited the
Ollie Stricklands Friday.
Mrs. James Pulley is off her
feet for a while.
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Lucas went
to see the Shoffners at Little
Washington last Sunday.
TODAY
There’ve Been Some
Big Changes Made
► The bus at the top was fine for 1938. It made
frequent stops, operated on two lane roads, and
encountered little traffic.
Today’s bus is designed to run hundreds of
miles without stops. Its motor is more powerful,
yet quieter; and the coach is air conditioned,
rest-room equipped.
But one thing is the same—the Trailways spirit
of neighborliness and helpfulness to the traveler.
This spirit, we feel, is why Trailways has grown
in service to your community and the nation.
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