FRANKLIN TIMES '
K. F. JOHNSON, Editor and Manager
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Fbiday, June 16, 1911.
Apex suffered a heavy loss by
fire the past week,
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Cupid has been putting in some ^
good work around Louisburg the
past week.
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The first bale of Texas cotton
for this season was sold at Houston
-Monday for $1,015. w
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A heavy storm on -Monday after
noon diil much damage to both life ^
and property at Norfolk. -j,
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^ A severe bail storm visited the j
section north of Louisburg Tuesday
evening doing much damage to
crops. ,
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Constable R. \V. Hudson notified
tile authorities at Richmond that
Britt was wanted in Louisburg, as ip,
soon as they were through with
him, for forgery. t,r
The Greenville Redactor might th
ascertain from their snakeologist ro
what kind of snake was hung up the (t
past week. Judging from reports it mi
rouit hart been the one that brings mi
crclone6.
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A recent issue of the National G<
Magazine just received by us does ke
credit to North Carolina by devot- hii
ing a larger part of its space to this cx
State. Jt is a fine volume and we
believe North Carolina's showing will he
stand among the best. tui
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The many friends here of Mr. P.
B. Fleming, of Raleigh, will learn Te
with much regret ot his serious ac- Gi
cident on Wednesday of this week, joi
He accidentally got hold of a live 1 1
electrical wire and came near being
killed. At last reports he was doing mi
as well as could be expected. br
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Through Road Items. ?
The crops of this section are looking
much better since the rain.
Maurice Person has been on the
sick list for the past week, but hope rej
he will soon be out again. jja
J. H. Hunt and Frank HickB were lef
pleasant callers at J. C. Tharring- of
ton's last KntiirHa*
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George Hunt and Sidney Burnett H1
were guests at William Tharring Te
ton's last Sunday. lie
Herbeit Tharrington and Miss *a'
Maggie Foster spent the first Saturday
and Sunday at Mrs. M. LHick's.
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Mrs. G. W. Burnett, of Cedar
Rock, is visiting her parents this
week.
Miss Mary Alston has returned ^
home after spending several weeks jQ|
with her grandmother, Mrs. R. M.
Speed.
Sam Foster spent Saturday in bo
Louisburg, and reports a pleasant e>
trip. . he
? We were" sorry to hear of Rev.
Alex Holmes being sick the last 4th (
Sunday, as he could not fill his regular
appointment at Mt. Grove.
William Person made a business
v:!
trip to Louisburg last Monday.
Miss Mary Mosely went to ah ot
ice cream supper at Sid Dickerson's w
near Wbitakers Mill last Saturday ^
I night, and reports a grand time.
Frank Hicks and sister, Miss y<
Isabel, visited Mrs. Enoch Tharring- p
ton Sunday night and were aooompatued
home by J. H. Hunt. g,
With best wishes for the 'Tusks th
"""and its readers. jv
Baowir Eras.
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Card of Thanks- ? <
We want Jo express our heartfelt
thanks to our neighbors and friends for .,
their Madness during ear sister and T
aunt's recent sickness and heath. No
words aan express our thanks and ap- ,0
. proclatiop for tha favors rendered us
during these hooia.
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Suggestive Questions
On the Sunday School Lissoh by
Rev. Dr. Linscott for the International
Press Bible Question
Club
Q>wii)?l 1H1 bw Kn'.T S LmmK, D. D.
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J un a 25th, 1911.
Review. .
Golden Text. What doth the
ord require of thee, but to do justly,
ad to love mercy, and to walk humly
with thy God. Micah yi:8.
The following review ruav be used
I a complete lesson in itself or 88 a
(view of the twelve preceding les>ns.
The date and title ofreaeh lesson,
here found, the Golden Text and
fe question from each lesson follow.
April . 2. Klisha Heals Xaauian
e Syrian. 2 Kings v. Golden
sxt?Look unto me and be ye
ved, nil the ends of the earth; for
am God, and there is none else.
a.xiv:22.
(1.) Verse 1?Is sickness as likely
come to a great as to an ordinary
an ? '
April 9. Elfsha,s Heavenly De-1
uders. 2 Kings ynS-23. Golden I
ixt?For he shall give his angels !
arge over thee, to keep thee in all j
v wave. Ps. xvi: 11.
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(2.) Verse 17?What reason is';
ere for the belief that we are surunde<l
bv spiritual intelligence?
'his is one of tbe questions that
?y be answered in writing by
ambers of the club.)
April 16. Joasb, the Boy King,
owned in Judah. 2 Kings xi:l-20.
ilden Text?Blessed are they that
ep his testimonies and that seek j
m with the whole heart. Ps. j
ix:2.
(3^.) Verses 1-3?If a child whose
redity and euviio-ir.ent were rile,
rns out to be a bad man how much
ould he be blamed ?
April 23. Joash Repairs the
imple. 2 Kings xi:21?xii:16.
ilden Text?Then the people reiced
for that thepoffered willingly.
Chron. xxix:9.
(4.) Verse 21?To what extent
IV we trust the deductions of a
ight boy, seven years of age, upon
itlers with which he is familiar?
April ' 30. God's Pity for the
sathen. Jonah iii:l?ivtll. Gol- j
n Text ?Go ye therefore and teach
nations. Matt. xxvii:19.
(o.) Veise 5?What effect does
pentance, fasting, and prayer,
ve in these days in preventing the
ritimate and natural consequences !
sin ?
May 7. Uzziah, King of Judali, [
ambled. 2 Chron. xxvi. Golden ]
ixt?Pride goeth before deetroc- |
in and an hanghty spirit before a j
I' Prov. xvi-18.
(6.) Verse 16?What proportion
men are drawn nearer to God, |
d what proportion are driven to |
B devil, by earthly prosperity?
May 14. Isaiah's Vision and Call i
Service. Isa. vi. Golden Text?
leard the voice of the Lord raying,
hnm shall I send, and who will go
r ng? Then said I, Here am I,
nd me. Isa. vi:8.
(7-) Verse 1?Did Isaiah or anydy
else ever see with the outward
es the actual eternal God, and will
ever be go seen ?
May 21. Song of the Vineyard.
I Temperance Lesson.) Isa. v.1-12.
ilden Text?Woe unto them that
e mighty to drink wiqe, and men
strength to mingle stfong drink.
22.
(8.) Verse 11?Name some of our j
itstanding national sins, and state
hich' you regard as the greatest of
ism, and why.
May 28. Micah's Picture of Uniirsal
Peace. (An International
eace Lesson.) Micah iv:l-8. Gol>n
Text?Nation shall not lift op
rord against nation, neither shall
lev learn war any more. Micah
:8. i
(9.) To what extent is the Chrtsan
church responsible for the piesit
insane prepartion for war?
June 4. Israel's Penitence and
od'a Pardon. Hosea xiy. Golden
ext?Thou art a God ready to
trdon, gracious and merciful, slow
> anger. Neh. ix:17.
(10.) Verse 1?What proportion
! the members of the present day
'angelical churches are walking in
the conscious favor of God ?
June XI. Hezekiah's Great Passover.
2 Cron. xxx. Golden Text.
Man looketh on the outward appear
ance, but the Lord looketb oil the
heart. 1 8am. xvi:7.
(11.) Yerae 1?What was the
pasauver and wliat ita origin?
June 18. The Downfall of Samaria.
2 Kings xvii:1.18. Golden
Text?He, that being often reproved
hardeneth his neck, shall suddenly
be destroyed and that without
remedy. Pror. xxixil.
(12.) Vorse 7?What was the
real first cause of the blotting out of
the kingdom of the ten tribes? (v:2l>.) |
Lesson for Sunday, July 2nd, 1911.
Isaiah's Prophecy Conoeraing t>eunacberib.
Isa. xxxvii:14-3S.
Cu t Out sndStnd to this OfTice.
INTERNATIONAL PRESS
B1B1.E QUESTION
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1. have read the Suggestive
%njBtions on the Sunday School
Lefesou published in
(Name of l'a ,er) aiso the Lesson
itself for Sunday
19 . and intend to
(Date)
read the series of 52.
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REPORT OF
THE CONDITION OP
FARMERS AND I
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LOUISBURG/ N. C.,
at the close of bnsinen June 17, 1911.
RESOURCES:
Loans.and difibminte, / #1047032.72
OverdrafUi securkJ and unsecured 0.157.56
Banking house \ I 3.800.00
Furniture and fixture I 3,931.48
OemADd Loans ^ 8.150.00
Due from banks and bt akers 4,187 82
Cash items \ 9.126 42
Gold coin \ 380.00
Silver coin, including t 1 minor
coin currency \ ? 3.348.02
National.bank-notes e Sd otlifer
V. 8. notes \ 12,898.00
Total ^155,51302
LIABII ITIE8: \
Capital stock paid in f 5^.000.00
Undivided profits lei s current
expenses and taxes paid 2,647.90
Dividends unpaid X-00
Bills payable j 20,000XH>
Deposits snbject to check 52.865.3*L
Demand certificates oldepocits 9,498.46
Savings deposits I 19,788.10
Due to banks and bankers 693.76
Cashier's checks outstanding 71.47
Total % I #155,513.02
State o/ Nohth CaholiRa,1
County of Franklin, J ssI,
R. 7. MeAden, Cashier of the above
named bank do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
K. T. McAden, Cashier.
Snbecribed and sworn to before me, this
12th day of June 1911.
M. S. Clifton, N. P.
Attest:
J W.King
W. H Pleasant, Jr
S.vP. Uort,
^Dirsetors
REPORT OF
THE CONDITION OF EflK
CITIZENS BANK/
OF FRANjKLINTON,
at j
FRANKLtNTOli, N. C.(
at the close of business! June 7. 1011. ,
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts J $ 87.4dd.68
OverdraH<. secured I 652.72
Overdrafbvansecured I 706.36 ,
North Carolina^ tate Binds 5,000.00
Furniture and filtaires I 1,588.80 ,
Dne from banks ami bamcers 1,687.60
Cash items X I 204.00
Gold coin 1.105.00
Biiver coin, including nlRroiuor
' coin currency I\ 1,547.76
National bank notes aid Other
IT. ?. notes I \ 3,070.00
Total. t I > 102.802.00
LIABIIITIE8.
Capital stock paid in I f rf^.OOO.OO
Undivided profits Je**l expenses
and taxes paid I 8 600.09
BUI* Payable I 2.000.00
Deposits subject to cfleck 88.271,82
8aviugs Deposits I 86,853.29 |
Due to Banks and E inkers 843 26 1
Cashier's checks ont tending 1,281.54
Total. $ 102.802.00
State of Nobth Ca ioi.ina.i
County of Fran lin. j hs.
j 1, Wm. F. Joyi >r, Cashier of tbe above
: named bank, do sc emnly swear that, the
above statement is me to the best of my
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\ u. F. Joyneb. Cashier.
! Subscribed rfw<Lj6?om to before me, this
18th day of Jane 1911.
J.8. moiiku, N. P.
Correct? Attilst:
K. J. Cheatham
B. W Ballard
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