THE FRANKLIN TIMES A. F iOHNSO.N, Ldltor and ]>u(?r ?TAR DROP8? ? t'otv>n sold for 11 cents a pound i u lxjuisburg yesterday. ? It Is to be hoped the cold snap illil mil Kill t lit-, fruit ? Mrs. 1J. W. Hallard and Miss Kuie Uallard. of Frankiintoii. were Kue^i of Mia. It. f. VarbyrouK'' Saturday. ? Mr. K. N. Spivey Is fitting up a poxtlon of the old building on Main Street next to the Union Warehouse, ? wheie In' e\|ieits tu sell :ce. AMONG THE VISITORS Mr. I}. F. MiKinne Malted Nor folk, Va., the past week. Mr. T W! ltufTln returned me past week from a trip la - Wlnatmi Sulem. Mr. and lira. W . G . Andrews, of Louisiana, are visiting her sister Mrs. - A i Wi P croon. ? ? ? Mr. Maury Cralle, of JHchmond, Va., wais a visitor to frietxfs In Louls btirg during tho Easter holidays. ["Dr. D. TV Smithwick and-son Ol lie, and Messrs. W. M. Person and ? Jfchn King, Jr., visited Raleigh Mon ? (lay. ^_Dr. and, Mrs. R. F. Yarborough an3 Richard F. Varborouglr spent. Sunday Jii. iLiltixb. jcurats uf Mr. audi Mrs. T. W. iilt-keii. Mrs. Geo. A. Cxalle. formerly oT ? how **f UtWtmtmti. Yu. to; visiting Mrs Win H KufTtn. und is i delighted to be with her many frlendffi again. Constable J. K. Thorn.** relume*! Monday from a trip to XnFfolk. V a . . where he l ad been to take Parker D. Bobbins, a deserter fnmi the Navy, who wmt euught hi imiii'mrg om t ut urday, to be turned ovei ?o the ? aval authorities F R A N K I, I \ (' () >? t Y s t ii o e x v a rr * x Items oi Interest to Teacher*, School ('omniltteemeji, Betterment -Association* mul 1'inplM I a teres t ed In Public Scliools ol' Kmnk 1 In ( ouut) . : : : : Kdward XT Best, Superlnten?eni 1. On Wednesday March 23rd, the town of rfUlsboro voted $100,000 in mMiuuI ? bo nils fui ? k mm ? iii&u gdroot i building. 2. The teachers have been notifi ed to send to the office immediately the number of pupils that will at tempt the Severn!* Grade Examination crn^the Hth and 1-ith of Anril. If I Know tnere are no pupils In mat school to take the examination and no questions will be mailed to them. The teachers are requested to read Again the rules and regulations con cerning the Seventh Grade Examina tion which may be found in the {School Column of January' 28th. 3. The following report of the Su perintendent's meeting in Greensbo ro last we?k comes from Superinten l ? ? Teach Children To Save k right W making thpm tvant t6 save their moiiey. A personal savings account in a high-class banking institu tion like this, where children are giVen the proOer attention ^ and encouragement to han die iheirownfinances is a kood stdrt in the rightdirectfon. One dollar oRensan account. Safety? Honesty V Courtesy ?Service Farmers National Bank J. M: ALLEN, / \ T. H. DICKENS, President / \ Vice-President H. M. S^OVALL, Cashier Capital $50,000.00 ' Surplus $10,000.00 Louisburg, 1 North Carolina I * , dent Uuy Taylor of Urn J-'ruiikiuluu Graded School: bounty- and City iiuiH-n nt?*iui*nts of the statu met Ih ^w?Uibufu Ll&I v> Li-k fur it Stud/ rUf-thS H< ho4.ll, .\fKlsl;.l Kim fiiaclwl by 'tl?e recent lefrjlslature . The surne | Salary schedule that was adopted last ^vear is to be continued in force, and I such restrictions aru to Ik* thrc>w? armmd the adn? nisi rat ion of the schools as to make it difficult to vary from the legal salary in any commu nity. The effect of this will be to marnntop th;it tho w.-H Irnncil OIUL experit need teacher will receive a very materially higher salary than ithft trat hrr wiLh little tr.tii.inp- and gipgrieaiji. Thi: tuuntif.s must Ir.yy >a tax sufTicient to maintain the sch ools for six months provided that the tax for salaries shall not exceed 30 cents on the $100 worth of property. Any deficiency after the above tax ha a been levit.Ml is to In- made up. from, the state equalizing fund. The leg islature also provided a loan fund of . $5.000.000 _Lo- be used l n erecting con solidated school buildings in commu jnities where they? are needed. This (will enable needy coiwnunities to ob jtoin money on easy terms without the formality of ? i rawing ? bondo . Now i provisions in the law will make it ea eier~Tor TKe counties To purcnase" frucks and pay 'ransportation costs ?where necessary. Trucks are put in the same cIaak buildingk ? and equipment and maintenance cost is put with the teachers', salaries. ? ? Br: ? Brooks reported that tlm leg Jslature was entirely frtfcndly to the schools and that all school laws en acted" were* along the tine of pro gress." 4. The following teachers from the Youngsville and Pranklinton Re ading Circle Group passed the work satisfactorily according to the report of the Group Leader Mr. J. J. Rose: Mrs. Elizabeth Winston, Miss Ger .trude Winston, Miss Burma Perry, Miss Effie Tharrington, Miss Mary O'Bryant and Miss Mary Lowery. 5. Through mistake the name of Miss Musa Harris was omitted from the list of teachers in the Cedar Kock and Cypress Creek Reading Circle Group. Mias Harris attended all the meetings and passed a satisfactory examination and will receive full cre dit for the work. 6. I will be, glad to confer with any teacher, who expects to attend a summer school, in regard to the course she should take. This mat ter should be decided upon before the opening of the summer school . All teachers holding second grade and a county summer school and not a state summer school. The course that a teacher, attending -a state sun> mer school, should choose depends upon the following: ? It ? The grade of work she expects to. do. 2. Whether or not she is trying to renew her certificate or raise it to a higher class. STATEMENT OF THE OWNERSHIP, MAEAKKUKfrT, lit.. KMHT?lft?;i) ' BY THE ACT OF CONGRESS OF | ; Ai ei'ST 24, 1912. Of The FVanklin Times published weekly at Lou is burg, X. C.. (or April ist. litr. 7; Slate of North Carolina, County of franklin, ss: rrTOterg Bi?. a ?fuTaiy Public III aud for The State and county aforesaid, personally appeared A. F. Johnson, who. having been duly sworn accord ing to law. deposes and says that he is the editor of The Franklin Times and that the following is. to the best of his knowledge and belief, a true statement of the ownership, manage ment. etc.. of the aforesaid publica tion for the date shown in the above caption, required by the Act of Au gust 24. 1912. embodied in section 44;? Postal Laws and Regulations, printed on the reverse of this. form, to wit: 1 . That the name and address of the publisher, editor, managing edi tor and business manager is: A. F. JchnsOn. Louisburg. X. C. 2.. That the owners are. A. F. Johnson. Louisburg. X. C. 3. That the known bondholders, mortgagees, and other security hold ers owning or holding 1 per cent or more of total amount of bonds, mort- | gages. t5r other securities are: None. A. F. JOHNSON. Editor. Sworn to and subscribed before me. this 30th day of March. 1921. H. M. STOVALL. Notaty Public. My Com. Expires Jan. 17. 1923. Not ?ffss?rllj. Isn't ginning for ofTice something ?f. a contagious disease? I don't know ^ about that; it isn't always catching. o Of f'oirs* Set. Editor ? When you send manuscript madam, always put in a stamped en velope with it; otherwise you won't get it back. But I don't want It back. ? IJf?. GREAT BARGAINS ? ...at... ? F. A. ROTH &, CO. IN NEW SPRING GOODS TrWOUR PLEASURE TO OFFER TO OUR MANY CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS IN FRANKLIN AND ADJOINING COUNTIES GREAT BAR GAINS IN NEW^SPRING GOODS CONSISTING OF MILLINERY, SKIRTS^ DRESSES, SHOES AND OXFORDST MEN'S AND BOYS ~CLCT~ THING. READ THE MANY PRICES BELOW AND THEN VISIT OUR STORE AND LET US SHOW YOU WHAT REAL BARGAINS ARE BE FORE YOU MAKE YOUR SPRING PURCHASES. 36-in. Romper stud Galetin Cloth, all colors 29c yd.N Druid L. L. Sea Island Sheet ing 10c yd. \ ? ~ ? : v New Spring Ginghams, beautV ful patterns \ 15c yd. 36-in. Percales, a large selecti . on of pretty patterns Yard Wide $3.50 Taffetas, all colors $1.75 yd:! 36-in $3.50 Messaline, all colors ? $1.75 yd. Women's and Misses New Spring Coats and Dolmans in all of the leading colors and styles, prices S9.98 to $24.50 Children's beautiful Gingham Dresses, Special - 98c Women's new Spring Dresses in all of the leading color*- - and styles, the most be autiful selection of dresses we have ever had, prices trre&to $24.75 Women's and Misses Hats, fl owers and ribbons, all 01 tne newest creations In Milli a?ry, prices tEe moat reasonable. I<af1iP3 ? Silk Shirtwaists, all colors ? ? $a~98 __ Men's All Wnnl .Blue. Serge Suits $13.60 ? 40-m. $3.50 Crepe DeChine and Georgette Crepe, all colors $1.75 yd F. A.' ROTH <&, COMPANY THE STORE THAT ALWAYS SELLS THE CHEAPEST LOUISBURG, NORTH CAROLINA More Than One Case. Platbush ? Did you ever put the all important question to a girl and have her say no? Henson hurst ? Yes; 1 did today. Flat bush ? What are you talking about? Why, you're already married. U Bensonhurst ? I know it; but I ask **d our cook to stay another week, and "No" was what she said. ? Yonkers Statesman. Experiences Compared.. Were you hazed when you wero at college? Yes, replied Senator Sorghum; but it wasn't anythtaig like the heckling I have gone through since. TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND. Under ant! by virtue/ of the power of sale contained in that certain deed of trust made Sept. 2U1917, by Mrs. Ina ManW Harris, to W. W. Ruff in. Trustee, iumI recorded/in Book 210 at page 279. K^istry uCf Frank] in Co.. X. C., defatiH. havini been made in tho payment oiSthe indebtedness th ereby secured, ami demand for fore closure having beensmade on said trustee by the holder said indebt edness. the undersigned will on MONDAY, MARCH 2S. 1921 at or about the hour of noon at the Court House door in Louisburg, N. C., offer for sale at public auction to highest bidder for cash a certain tra<5^ or parcel of land situate in FranVlin Co.. N. C. and described as follow^: Boun<l?*il on the North by the old^J^ouisburg-Nashville road; on East by Jieury Smith, on South by the new y Louisburg-Nashville road, and ort by Mrs. Bud Murphy, containing about six acres, more ?>r less, it befn^the land conveyed to Mrs. Ina ManX Harris by E. L. Har ris and wife. T^iis Feb. 21. 1921. 2-25-5t T. W. MUFFIN*. Trustee. The above sale was continued by consent of all partite to MONDAY. APRIL# lit?!. 1921. at about the hour of noon. This March 28th, 1921. 4-l-2t T. W. RUFF1N, Trustee. M1CKIE, THE PRINTER'S DEVIL J( ?>*??. xo-rwt PttVWY ?UOP* NOOM6 Stttj - ? ' ^ VR/kVWtUU ? - By Owrift Sogtuot ? Wmm N f .?? I If You're Gotng to Be Foolish^ f^hy Not Go the LimUT iuM, ito 6SSv-t\v ^ot ocrc kv

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