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Performing
Soprano Nelle Kemp of Zebulon
will be one of several performers
who will participate in the first
presentation given of the North
Carolina Music Society.
The society is a newly founded
organization for music lovers. It
was organized for the promotion
and presentation of works of
both classical and modern com
posers.
Mrs. Kemp will present four
selections at the State House on
Saturday afternoon, August 24. She
will sing,“ Das Unerkannte,” “Ein
Rundum,” “Ein Anderes,” and “An
Sich.”
All selections—both vocal and
instrumental—are by Ernst Kre
nek. Krenek, a German by birth,
now resides in California. He will
be present for the three-day event
in his honor.
Charles Horton, minister of mu
sic at Zebulon Baptist Church and
a candidate for a doctorate of mu
sic degree from the University of
North Carolina, will accompany
Mrs. Kemp.
Mrs. Kemp was the soprano so
loist when Shubert’s oratorio,
“Miriam’s Song of Triumph,” was
presented at the close of Univer
sity of North Carolina’s first sum-,
mer school session.
The production was directed by
Horton. Accompanying the group
was the North Carolina String
Quartet.
Mrs. Ethel Casey is president of
the society.
Bid-M Club Is
Played Recently
Members of the Bid-M Bridge
Club were guests recently wher
Mrs. Alvin Beck was hostess
Play was amid mixed summei
flower arrangements.
Playing were Mrs. James Al
ford, Mrs. M. L. Hagwood, Mrs,
Grafton Hudson, Mrs. Bobby Sher
ron, Mrs. Jimmy Wheeler, Mrs,
Bobby Ross Eddins and Mrs. Jack
Liles.
After the close of three progres
sions, high and low score prizes
were awarded to Mrs. Hudson and
Mrs. Wheeler, respectively.
Refreshments were strawberry
pie, chicken salad sandwiches,
pickles and iced tea. During play
lime ice float and pretzels were
passed.
Millard Morgan
Finishes Basic
Army Pvt. Millard Morgan, 23
completed an eight-week basic
field artillery course at The Artil
lery and Missile Center, Fort Sill,
Okla., August 9.
He entered the Army in March
of this year and completed basic
training at Fort Gordan, Ga.
A former student at Wakelor
High School, Morgan was employ
ed by Burlington Mills in Rocky
Mount before entering the Army
His father, Robert H. Morgan
lives on Route 2, Zebulon.
Telephone Talk
By R. U. Beck
Your Telephone Manager
DID YOU KNOW MOST COUNTRIES HAVE GOV
ERNMENT-OPERATED TELEPHONE SYSTEMS?
Only 17% of European telephones are privately operated;
and in Africa, only 1.3%. In North America, 99% of
telephones are operated by private companies which com
prise the most efficient telephone system in the world.
*****
A WORD TO THE WISE VACATIONER . . .
•“NO
VACANCY**
SIGNS
arc no worry
—If you've
phoned ahead.
MAD MONEY . . . We suggest you make sure your
youngster always carries a dime in ms pocket. In case he
gets lost or has an emergency, he can always call the tele
phone operator or home. Even if he can’t reach you for
some reason, telephone operators are used to handling
problems for youngsters. This is another instance of your
phone company’s effort to give you the best, most com
plete service possible.
* * • * •
ATTENTION PARTY LINE CUSTOMERS
In a few days we will mail letters to several hundred
party-line customers in Wendell and Zebulon informing
them that their numbers will change with the new di
rectory in December, 1963. These changes are necessary
to provide better telephone service for party-line custo
mers. *
The new numbers will enable us to move a customer’s
service across town or change his service to a higher
grade in the future without changing the telephone
number. This will result in better telephone service for
the entire community.
* * * * *
THE AVERAGE HOUSEWIFE, takes between 18,000
and 25,000 steps in a normal day’s activity. Interested in
cutting down on unnecessary steps? Then consider the
convenience of extension phones in your home. They save
running up and down stairs, help you keep your eye on
things while you’re talking .. . come in many pretty colors
and styles, too. Why not call your Telephone Company
Business Office for more information on time-saving, step
saving extension phones.
Gets Law Degree
Jackson Howard Bunn, Jr., was
among those candidates who pass
ed the state bar examinations held
August 5, 0 and 7 in Raleigh.
Bunn holds a batchelor of laws
degree from Wake Forest College.
He is a 1959 graduate of Wake
Forest College with a batchelor
of science degree.
He is a member of Phi Delta
Phi legal fraternity and also the
Delta Sigma Phi fraternity.
He is married to the former
Janelle Smith of Lexington, a
1961 graduate of Wake Forest Col
lege. They are the p irents of
one son, Howard Bunn III.
His plans at this time are not
complete. He is, however, look- j
ing forward to the practice of law
in North Carolina.
Bunn, 25, is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. Howard Bunn, Sr., of Zeb- j
ulon.
Mrs Farmer Has
Her Bridge Club
Mrs. Pat Farmer was hostess to ,
the Diamond Bridge Club at her \
home on North Street recently.
Play was amid mixed summer
flower arrangements.
Members playing were Mrs.
Howard Beck, Mrs. Charles Flow
ers, Mrs. Norman Screws, Mrs.
Carsey Tippett and Mrs. Douglas
Finch. Mrs. Fred Smith, Mrs. A.
S. Hinton and Mrs. Raleigh Alford
were guests.
High and low score prizes went
to Mrs. Screws and Mrs. Tippett,
respectively. Mrs. Smith was the
recipient of guest high.
After the close of three progres
sions the hostess laid the tables
and served refreshments of frozen
cherry delight salad, ham biscuits,
pickle and ginger ale. Cokes were
passed during play.
BIRTH
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bryan of
Oak City announce the birth of a
daughter on August 8 at Wendell
Zebulon Hospital. Mrs. Bryan is
the former Kay Martin of Zebu
Ion.
Kindergarten
Mrs. Howard Bunn has announc
ed that registration and orienta
tion for students who will enter
her kindergarten classes this year
will be held Friday, August 30.
Regular classes will begin on
Tuesday, September 3.
The mobile x-ray unit will be in
Zebulon on September 5 and 6.
Persons desiring free chest x-rays
may secure them from the hours
of 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The unit will
be on the main avenue of town,
between the Woman’s Club and Es
so Station.
Luncheon Honors
Bride-Elect
Mrs. Kenneth Eddins of Raleigh
entertained at a luncheon honor
ing Miss Brenda Bunn on July 27
in the Jackson Room of Balen
tine’s Confederate House.
The honoree was presented a
corsage and a gift of crystal by
the hostess.
Besides Miss Bunn, other guests
were her mother, Mrs. Willian C.
Bunn, Mrs. Harold Eddins, Mrs.
Rochelle Long, Mrs. Joan Parker,
Mrs. Theresa Marlowe, Miss Anne
Crech and Mrs. Kaye Rich.
The parents of Miss Marian
Farmer, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Farm
er of Lansing, spent the weekend
with their daughter.
Paula and Stuart Hudson, chil
dren of Mr. and Mrs. Crafton Hud
eon, spent last week with their
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle
Warren of Salemburg.
Dion Hendricks, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Randolph Hendricks, under
went a tonsillectomy and adnoid
ectomy last week at McPherson
Hospital in Durham.
X-RAYS
CONGRATULATIONS
Bunn Post Office
LOU BALLARD
PAINT CONTRACTOR
Zebulon, N. C. AN 9-9415
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BILLY HINTON
Contractor
FOR THE BUNN POST OFFICE
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BILLY HINTON BUILDERS SUPPLY
Zebulon, N. C.