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LOUISBUF
UNDER SUPERVISION O
FRANKLIN TIMES
A. F. JOHNSON. Editor and Manager
Friday. May 19 1911.
TAR DROPS.
?Next week is the Commencement
at the College.
?Commencement exercises today
and tonight at the Graded School.
?T. T. Terrell has had a nice
awning placed in front of liis store
on Main street.
?Quite a number of our people
went to Moore's pond fishing the
past week.
?Bead the adverisoment of Dr.
Francis S. Packard in another column
of this issue.?We
learn that Mr. C. P. Harris,
of Margaret, lost two fine cows Saturday
night by lightning.
?Will Cooke says he is opening
a new Hne samples, and wants you to
come and get first pick.
?If you have no real estate or
personal property you had better
call on your tax assessor at once.
?News was received here to the
effect that on Saturday night almost
, a cloud burst visited Cypress Creek
V. township.
?Supt. J. E. Malone had quite a
number of children on the streets
observing cleaning up day Monday
afternoon.
?The closing exercises of the colored
Episcopal school will take place
in the Opera House on Mondayevening
at 8:30 o'clock.
?Quite a number at our people
went over to Wake Forest yesterday
- to attend the commencement exercises
of Wake Forest College.
?We hsve had to throw several
good lots of correspondence in the
waste basket this week because they
did not have the name of the writer
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enclosed wnn u.
?The penalty for the violation of
any of the laws pertaining to public
health is very heavy. Kearlv all of
these penalties amount to from $10
to $50, or imprisonment.
?The person who does not own
the property in which he lives has
an advantage over the person who
lives in his own house. "The former
^ can move if he does not like his
neighbor, the latter must endnre the
crankiest crank that fate can produoe.
?The man who wants to succeed
and to do the greater things of life
will be most unmercifully criticized.
No matter what you may be doing,
there are always some foolish people
to condemn you. Never mind them,
but go ahead. _
?If a householder knetws that a
person.within his family is sick with
smallpox, diptheria, scarlet fever, .
measles, whooping cough, yellow ,
fever, typhoid fever, cholera or (
/""V,bubonic plague, he shall imiuediately
give notioe thereof to the (
Superintendent of Health. (
?There is a strange temptation
' very time we come across a lot of
old clothes in the house to search
the pockets hoping to find something
valuable. Tljfitis what we generally 1
find ?some pulverized tobacco and
some soiled and worn paper happening
to be a bill whioh we forgot to
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the \ank and its willingness to co optheir
yusmess. This makes for a moment
atdfior the future financial well1
bo plefwed to have you open an acat/onal
bank
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FU.B. GOVERNMENT
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?Miss Lola Place, daughter oi
.Tobn Place, died at the home of hei
grand mother on Main street Wed
nesday night. She was "24 years kol
age and leaves father and a number
of friends and relatives. Her remains
were la)d to rest at the Jovnei
burrying ground near town yesterday
afternoon.
r? Have you any news, tell the
editor and he will serve it in a la
mode. In case you do Hot happen
to meet him, use the telephone or
the mail. You will be helping to
make your town paper of greater
interest and thereby serve the general
community. Whatever news
may interest you, must surely interest
many others.
?There are very few "House toi
Rent" signs to be seen in our town
That is a proof of growth and pros,
perity, but also an indication that
more homes ought to be provided
for the people who would move here,
if houses could be rented. A num<
ber of oozy an4 attractive cottagei
that' can be rented' at a reasonable
figure is what we need.
_?Section 13 of the publio healtt
laws is as follows: ""'If any person
firm or corporation or municipality
responsible for existence and con
tinuance of a nuisance after being
duly notified in writing by the Su<
perintendent of Health, to abati
said nuisance, shall fail to abate th<
same for twenty-four hours aftet
such notice prescribed he or shi
shall be guilty of a misdemeanoi
and lhall be fined $2 per day as long
as saiu nuisance remains.
?Do right and do it right, anc
don't cate a snap what others wil
gay or do. Of course, tbe man whc
honestly seeks to do right will die
please and even offend some, bu
who are they? A good man, at
honest man and a man who hai
common sense will not be offendec
at right; 01 if he is, will ?oon apol
ogize for his hasty temper. Frauc
and hypocrisy may gain a point, bu
oan never hope to enjoy lasting sue
cess. What the world needs is met
who do right for tbe Bake of light
Itoafejrustees Meet.
The Bona of Road Trustees foi
Louisburg township met on Saturday
afternoon in the office of Mr.
W? H. Ruffin, with all member!
present. After approving the minutes
of the previous meeting the
following business was transacted.
The resignation of F. B. McKinne
as Secretary and also as member of
the Board was accepted. Upon ballot
Mr. T B. Wilder was eleoted a
member of the Board to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation ol
Mr. MoKinne and also to the position
as Secretary,
The resignation of C. B. Cheatham
was received and Mr. S. S.
Meadows was elected to fill this vacancy.
T, 11. Wilder was elected a
member of the Executive Committee
to fill the vaoanoy caused by the re,
lignation ot C. 11. Cheatham.
The Board directed tbe issuanoe
of |:J0,U0p in thirty year bonds at
Dnce.
The first Monday in each month
was selected as the regular meeting
for the Board". ,
An order placed the managcmenl
of the Board in the hands of the
Executive-Committee.
- There being no further businesi
the Board Adjourned to its next re
gular meeting.
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Loulsburg College Commence(
> . , . mentWo
acknowledge receipt of the
following invitation .
The Senior Clam
of
Louisburg Collego
requests the honor of your presence
during the
Exercises i1 Commencement Week
May twenty-liret to twenty-fourth
niueteen hundred and eleven
Louieburg, North Carolina
With this was enclosed the programme
which is as follows :
Annual Sermon?Rev. Gilbert Rowe,.
Sunday Morning May Twenty-First, at
Eleven O'clock.
, Annual Sermon to Y. W. C. A.?Rev.
' W. A. Stanbury, Sunday Evening, at
Eight O'clock.
Alumnae Banquet?Monday Evening!
May i'wenty-Second, at Half Past Eight
O'clock.
Art Exhibit?Tuesday Afternoon, May
Twenty-Third at Four O'Clock.
i Class l)ay Exercises?Tuesday AfterI
noon, May Twenty-Third, at Ejve
, O'clock.
, Recital by School of Expression?
Tuesday Evening, May Twentv-Thiid,
' at Half Past Eight O'clock.
Graduating Exercises ? Wednesday
i Morning, May Tweiity-ffciUilli, n1'~ Hall
Past Ten O'clock.
Literary Address?Rev. Plato Durham,
Wednesday Morning,May Tventy'
Fourth, at Half Past Eleven O'clock. .
Annual Concert?Wednesday Evening,
May Twenty-Fourth, at Half Past
t Eight O'clock.
Marshals.
1 Chief?Mary Williams Hays.
i Assistant?Mary Clyde Singleton and
Julia Weatherington..
Littleton College Commence- \
menti
The editor ot the Times acknowlt
edges the receipt of the following
invition :
<?
The Faculty and Pupits
of Littleton College
cordially invite you to to .present
, at th'eir approaching
Commencement Exercises,
May Twenty-first to Twenty-fifth,
> nineteen hundred and eleven,
Littleton, North Carolina,
i The programme is as follows:
) May 21, 11 a. m>-Address before the
T. M. C. A. by Tlev. R. G. Willis,
North Carolina Conference.
1 Mny 22, 8:00 p. m.?Uradnating Re>
cital.
r May 23, 8:30 p. m ? Annual Concert.
May 24, OrSO a. m.?Art Exhibit.
, 11:00 a. m.?Baccalaureate Sermon
' by Rev. Alexander Sprunt, D. D.1
Charleston, S. C.
! 5:00 p. ra.?Class Day Exercises,
s 3:20 p. m.?Missionary Address by
r Rev. W. B. North, Ph. D. N. C. Conference.
May 25, 10:00 a. m.? Graduating Ex'
ercises.
' 11:30 a. to.?Literary Address by
Mr. Clarence H. Poe, Editor I'rogres|
sive Farmer, Raleigh, N. C.
1
) E. C. T- T. S. CommencementWe
acknowledge the receipt of
t the following invitation :
1 The Faculty and Senior Class
9 ol
I The East Carolina Teachers Training
School req
nest the honor of your presence
' at their
t Commencement Exercises
. { May the twenty-first to the twenty-third
( nineteen hundred and eleven
Greenville, North Carolina.
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