posed of the wedding party. Mrs.
W. B. Bunn, aunt of the bride, di
rected into the dining room.
Presiding over the punch bowl
was Mrs. Howard Bunn, aunt
of the bride, and serving the cake
was Mrs. Herman Eddins, aunt of
the groom.
Mrs. Marshall Pearce, Mrs.
Claude Farrington, Mrs. McLean
Privette and Mrs. Rudolph Strick- !
land presided over the buffet, as
sisted by Miss Jo Ann Bunn, Miss
Andrea Lee Fddins and Miss Phyl
lis Braswell, honorary brides- i
maids.
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Hagwood di
rected guests from the hall to the
gift room, presided over by Mr.
and Mrs. Thurman Murray. Host
esses in the gift rooms weTe Mrs.
Frank Kannon and Mrs. Braxton
Eddins. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Moss;
were in charge of the register. I
Goodbyes were said to Mr. and I
Mrs. Elwood Perry. Approximate- j
ly 250 guests attended the social.
There were out of town guests
from Raleigh, Wadesboro, Roa
noke Rapids, Danville, Va., More
head City, Salisbury, Smithfield,
Richmond, Va., Durham, Graham,
Greenville, Warrenton and Chapel
Hill.
Singers Here
Travelers Five, a well-known
North Carolina folk singers group,
will appear Saturday night at
Daniel’s Restaurant. The group,
which have appeared here befoTe
and received very favorable re
sponse, will perform during the
evening in the Pizza Cellar.
Personal Notes
Mrs. Jeanette Kotzum, sister of
Mrs. Zollie Culpepper, died at
her home last week in Brooklyn,
N. Y. Burial was Sunday in the
family plot in Richmond. Mrs.
Culpepper was unable to attend
her sister’s funeral rites.
*
R. E .Kitchings’ brother, Hasting
W. Kitchens of Aiken, S. C. died
recently.
*
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Kitchings
and SSgt. and Mrs. Bob Kitchings
and children are vacationing at
the beach.
Mrs. R. E. Kitchings’ father re
cently celebrated his 90th birth
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Parrish and
children of Maxton spent the
weekend here with Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Beck. Miss Suzanne Beck
returned to Maxton with her uncle
and aunt for a week’s visit,
s
Mrs. Ella Ray has been trans
ferred to Rogers Rest Home in
Wake Forest following hospitali
zation at Wake Memorial after
falling and breaking her hip. She
is reportedly recuperating nicely.
*
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Perry and
Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Murray are
vacationing in New York City this
week.
*
Mrs. W. A. Allman left Monday
DANIEL'S RESTAURANT
Will Present
Live Entertainment
Saturday Night, August 17
$1.00 per couple
50f* single
for Thomasville, Ga., where she
will join her husband \frho is on
the tobacco maTket there. They
will return to Zebulon by way ol
Atlanta where they will stop for
a weekend visit with Mrs. All
man’s sister, Mts. V. T. Scroggin
and Mr. Scroggin.
*
It has been 40 years since Mrs.
E. H. Moser had seen cousin Cy
Folger. Cy and another cousin,
Cecil Folger, stopped last week
for a daylong last Wednesday.
The three cousins and Mr. Moser
had a delightful, reminiscent visit
together. Cy is a retired Army
veteran and Cecil lives in Cleve
land, Ohio. Both are bachelors.
*
Mrs. Ethel Parker attended the
funeral service of her sister-in
law, Mrs. Clarence Collie of Wil
mington. Funeral rites for the
73-year-old Wilmington resident
were held Friday from Coble
Orlando Funeral Chapel. She
died suddenly of a stroke. Mrs.
H. V. Andrews accompanied Mrs.
Parker to the funeral.
*
The mother of Policeman
Windell Perry, Mrs. Oscar Perry
of Baltimore, has been visiting
her son and daughter-in-law.
*
Mrs. Clara Daniel returned to
her home in Virginia last week
after a visit with her sister, Mrs.
W. C. Campon, and Mr. Campen.
*
Mrs. Kenneth Maxwell and
children, Beth and Ken, of Pink
Hill were the week-long guests
of her mother, Mrs. Mabel Ihrie.
*
The Rev. and Mrs. Pearce Lay
field Jr. and children are vacation
ing in the mountains of North
Caro’ina this week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. McKagan
of Milwaukee, Wis., recently spent
two weeks here with Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Perry and children. Grandson
Mike McKagan accompanied his
grandparents home for a summer
visit with them.
Card of Thanks
With deep appreciation and
gratitude we thank each one near
and far for the beautiful flowers,
calls, cards, food and all deeds
of kindness shown us during the
death of our wife and mother.
May God bless each of you.
Mr. W. A. Perry & Family
Rt. 3, Zebulon, N. C.
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fruit, if you drop them in boiling
water for a couple of minutes be
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