NEWS of WENDELL
SCENE AND HEARD . . . along
the main drag of Wendell . . . The
Wendell Drug Co. has had its face
lifted. The entire inside of the
store is a pale green, very rest
ful .. . How many of you have
been by to see the new housing
project? The apartments and
lawns will be very pretty when
completed . . . Congratulations
to Marsh Knott on his new job
as sales supervisor of Wendell
tobacco market . . . Mr. and Mrs.
Neil Chamblee are working on
their new home at Lu-Tom Acres.
It’s a lovely spot up on a hill . . .
Betsy Baugh Ledford’s nice write
up about Mrs. Braudwell was so
wonderful. She is really a good
Christian woman. Betsy is em
ployed by J. B. Bilisoly while his
regular office woman is taking a
60-day vacation . . . Friends of
Bill Griffin will be glad to know
that he is able to go to work on
the Wendell tobacco market for
the American Tobacco Co. . . . Mr.
and Mrs. James are back in Wen
dell and are living at Mrs. John
Mattox’s. He is employed at Monk
Henderson Tobacco Co. . . . Kan
non Stores were really ready for
the market opening with all three
stores remodeled this summer.
Makes you think you are in the
city . . . Hunter’s Store has been
remodeled and air conditioned . . .
Wendell Barber Shop has a new
ceiling paint job and has been air
conditioned . . . Richardson’s Bar
ber Shop has moved into a new
building on Main Street next to
Nowell’s Drug Store . . . Mr. and
Mrs. P. B. Whisnant are now
residents of Wendell. Mr. Whis
nant was transferred from Sum
ter, S. C., to Zebulon branch of
Carolina Power & Light Co. They
are members of the Christian
Church . . . James Honeycutt, 1963
graduate of Wendell High School
and a talented musician, was or
ganist at Covenant Presbyterian
Church Sunday in the absence of
the organist, Mrs. Marvin Todd.
He will enter State College in
September . . . J. J. Whitlock was
down town last week visiting old
friends . . . Wilson Rigsbee is
making his home with his daugh
ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Cooke, Jr. He still en
joys a good ball game . . . Mr.
and Mrs. S. S. Creech have sold
their home on Todd Street and are
living in their lovely trailer home
up on 3rd Street on the Ray
Brewer land . . . Mayor Leo Britt
celebrated his (?) birthday last
week . . . Druggist Paul Brantley
had a birthday in August.
Mrs. Pearl Wall and Hart Rich
ardson spent the weekend in Char
lotte with daughter and son-in
law, Mr. and Mrs. Dwane Bruch
and children.
Mrs. Fred Ammons underwent
surgery at Rex Hospital on Wed
nesday for a tumor on her brain.
She is the mother of Bill Ammons
of Wendell.
Mrs. Sam Anderson and children
and Pam Coley vacationed at Top
Sail Beach last weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Dean and
family spent part of last week at
Atlantic Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wheeler
of Lynchburg, Va., spent last
weekend with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Wheeler.
Mossey Faison underwent gall
bladder at Wendell-Zebulon hos
pital last Tuesday. He is im
proving.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Seavers are
visiting in New York State. Their
children will return with them
after spending the summer with
their grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lynn Ledford
spent the weekend at Top Sail
Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Ledford,
Jr., and son of Hickory spent the
weekend with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Luther Ledford, Sr.
Mrs. Waldo Kennedy, Mrs. Tom
Jordan, Mrs. Louis Underhill, and
Mrs. Herb Mantych and family
spent the weekend at Morehead
City.
Mrs. Roy Nowell was moved
from Wake Memorial Hospital to
Whispering Pines Rest Home in
Fayetteville on Monday.
Shelton Lewis accompanied
Robert Hester to Greensboro Mon
day for a visit.
Mrs. J. W. Dale and Melanie
returned from Adell, Ga., tobacco
market on Thursday. Mr. and
Mrs. Walter A. Scarboro of Dur
ham were weekend guests of Mrs.
Dale.
Wilbur Underhill is still con
fined to bed rest at his home since
suffering pneumonia.
Mrs. Hettie Mae Wilkins ar
rived from Douglas, Ga., last
Wednesday. She will take her
sister, Mrs. Mack Hampleet, to
her home in Norfolk and spend
some time with Eva.
Mrs. Joel Tilley of Fuquay and
Mrs. J. E. Dupree of Angier were
guests Tuesday of Mrs. W. R.
Nowell.
Mrs. Allen McSwain and son,
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►Time was when buses stopped everywhere.
Some still do as they are dandy, for local trips.
But today there’s also a faster kind of Trail
ways service known as thru express. Thru ex
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and with less stops enroute. Many 200 mile trips
are made non-stop; and very often a bus will
travel 500 miles with only 2 or 3 stops.
A Trallways Bus itinerary can be worked out
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Mrs. Mitchell Duke and son, and
Mrs. Robert Williford spent Satur
day at White Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. James Motley of
Reidsville were guests Saturday
of her sister, Mrs. R. B. Critcher.
Wayland Todd, who is at Rogers
Rest Home in Wake Forest, is
well satisfied, reports his children,
who visit him every week.
Mrs. Harlow Weeks and a Mrs.
Winstead of Clayton were guests
Thursday of Mrs. Marvin Todd
and Mrs. Ralph Baugh.
*
Mrs. Allen McSwain
Hostess to Club
Mrs. Allen McSwain was host
ess to her bridge club Friday night.
' Members playing were Mrs.
I Wayne Mitchell, Mrs. Mitchell
I Duke, Mrs. Robert Williford, Mrs.
Frank Sargent, Mrs. Jerry O’Neal,
and Mrs. Mickey Phillips. Mrs.
P. B. Whisnant came as guest.
Mrs. Mitchell was the recipient
of high score prize, with second
high going to Mts. Duke. Mrs.
Whisnant was remembered with
a gift.
At the end of the progressions
the hostess served congealed pine
apple salad, party crackers, and
coffee. During play nuts and soft
drinks were passed.
*
Mrs. Annie Fuller Dies
Mrs. Annie Fuller, 74, of Ral
eigh, formerly of Wendell, died
Saturday afternoon at Rex Hos
pital. Funeral services were held
Monday at 3 p.m. from the Baptist
Tabernacle in Johnston County.
Burial was in Greenmont Ceme
tery in Wendell.
Surviving are one son, Clarence
of Raleigh, with whom she made!
her home; three sisters, Mrs. Lula
Moody, Mrs. Mary Nowell and
Mrs. Neva Knott, all of Wendell;
and two brothers, Tommy Holder
and Ruffin Holder, both of Wen
dell.
Envelopes attached to the inside
of drawers with thumb tacks or
scotch tape, will hold many small
items and keep the items easy to
locate.
More house plants die from too
much water than lack of water.
One good rule to follow, is never
water them unless the top soil is
actually dry to the touch.
Sept. Bride-Elect
Miss Betty Jean KimbaU, Sep
tember bride-elect, was compli
mented Saturday, August 10, with
a miscellaneous shower given at
the home of Mrs. Glenn Anderson,
Jr. of Raleigh.
The honoree was presented a
corsage of pink carnation by the
hostess.
Decorations and refreshments
for the party were carried out in
a pink color scheme. Refresh
ments consisted of frozen fruit
salad, nuts, mints, cheese dates,
cheese sticks and punch.
There were about 20 guests
attending, including girls from
Wachovia Bank where Miss Kim
ball is employed.
A clear plastic bag will keep
your food chopper clean and al
ways ready for use.
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