THE FRANKLIN TIMES
A. r.JOHHSOH. Kdllor bd4 l(U|?r
' **?AR DROPS? F!
? Wednesday reminded one of fall
of the year.
? Town property ie being ?adver
tised for taxes. Is yours among the
lot?
? Work Is progressing nicely on
the Jail ? the wall being up to tho sec
ond floor.
?Mr. L. W. Parrlsh is pushing the
Improvements on his residence on
Nash and Cedar Streets and it Is tak
ing on proportions that point to a
most pleasing residence when com
pleted.
? We are requested to ..announce
that Dr. W. B. Morton will conduct
religious services at Schloss school
house on next Sunday at 3 o'clock p.
m. Everybody Is cordially Invited to
atteni).
? The c%i.!se of the darkness In
town on Tuesday night was due to a
tree being blown down across the
wires making it necessary for the cur
rent to be cut off long enough to re
move the tree.
HOME DEMONSTRATION DEPT.
Conlrlbnted Weekly By Miss Daisy
Caldwell, Agent
Program for week September 8-13..
Tuesday, Maplevllle.
Wednesday.
Thursday, White Level.
Friday, Moulton Hays.
Saturday, Office.
Popes' Wbrnlins Club Meerts
Mrs. Hubert Holmes was hostess
to the Woman's Club Thursday after
noou. Ten members and several visi
tors were present. "What this Club has
accomplished," was reviewed briefly
by Mrs. Conyers. The new home agent.
Miss Caldwell was Introduced to thet
club members and spoke for a few'
minutes on the posiblllties of the
woman's club. It was reported that
the committee had riven the old school
house to be used by the club as a club
house, and a committed was appointed
to see that the furniture was returned.
Does any other woman's club In the
county own cne?
After adjournment a number of the
new members called on Mrs. B. P. Hln
ton who was too ill to attend the meet
ing.
Mrs. Powell Entertains Sehloss Clnb
Sixteen members of the Sehloss
Home Demonstration Club were pres
ent at the meeting at the home of Mrs.
Powell September 2nd. The president
being absent, Mrs. Mary Person pre
sided^ was voted to combine the Gold
Sand fend Sehloss clubs, the next meet
ing to be at the Oold Sand Bchool.
Miss Caldwell, home demonstration
agent gave a talk on standard white
fabrics and some tests and counts
were made with samples.
After the program delicious pine
apple ice and home made cake were
served and the social half hour was
much enjoyed.
My Favorite Recipe."
Club women in the county were
asked by Mhja Wilson to give "My
Favorite Recipe." We shall publish one
or two pf tfcese each week. Only a
few have been received so far. Anyone
who has a.' recipe she thinks will be
helpful to others please send it to
Miss Daisy Caldwell, home demonstra
tion agent, and they will be published.
Marbled Chocolate Cake
4. By Mrs. J. C. Davis
1-2 cup butter, 1 cup sugar, 1-2 cup
milk. 1 and 1-2 cup flour, 4 eggs.
Take one cup of the mixture and
add to it Ave tablespoons grated choco
l^te wet with milk. Put a layer of white
batter in. then drop chocolate batter
and cover with white batter. Serve
with cream or fruits.
Uncooked Icing
Mrs. A. B. Inscoe, White Level.
1 egg white, 2 tablespoons cream,
confectioners sugar. 1-2 teaspoon bak
ing powder, flavoring. ,
Put unbeaten egg white in bowl and
mix in cream. Stir In sugar until thick
enough to spread. Add baking powder
and flavoring. Beat until smooth.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION
TO HE HELD SEPTEMBER BOTH
AND 21ST WITH CEAB BOCK
BAPTIST CHUBCH
It is announced by officers of Frank
lin County Sunday School Association
that the annual County Sunday School
Convention will be held on Saturday
and Sunday, September 20 and 21, In
the Cedar Rock Baptist church.
Taking a prominent part In the pro
gram will be the following well known
Sunday school workers: Miss Flonf
Davis, Raleigh, Associate Superinten
dent North Carolina Sunday School
Association, and Miss Daisy MoGhee,
Raleigh, Children's Division Superin
tendent North Carolina Sunday School
Association.
In addition to these outside speak
ers a number of the most prominent
pastors and Sunday school workers
in the county will take part In the
various sessions of the convention.
In charge of the arrangements for
the convention are lb. T. H. Sledge
and Miss Ola Bliss Lewis, President
and Secretary of the County 8unday
Bchool Association! These officer's are
requesting the oooperatioh of all pas
tors, superintendent* and other Sun
day school leaders in the effort to
make the convention a success.
Following a plan started at the
county Convention last year, the of
ficers hare announced that again this
year a pennant will be presented to
the Sunday 8chool having present In
the convention the lartest number of
representatives sixteen years of age
or over, according to the number of
miles traveled. The number of repre
Wanted
A reliable, settled man
to work about honse, look
after stock, garden etc. The
smaller the family the bet
ter. Cun glTe immediate
and stead]- employment to
right party.
A. F. JOHNSON,
Franklin Times,
Louisburg, N. C.
sentaiives from each Sunday school |
will be multiplied by the number of
miles from that church to the con-,
ventlon church, and the Sunday achool
having the largest total will receive
the pennant. It 1b expected that there
will be much lrlendly competition
for the pennant among the Sunday
schools of the county. The Sunday
school with which the convention Is
held and others within one mile, will
not compete for the pennant.
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Faithfulness
Maybe you say that you can't Blng,
you can't make a talk end you can't
pray publicly, It you can't do either of
these why go anyway. Be faithful by
being present. Go to all the meetings,
help your group by being present, on
time, attending preaching and by do
ing your dally Rible readings. When
you have been thus faithful you will
desire to help out In other ways. When
you read your dally Bible readings
memorize .the Key Verses they will
help you so much; and speak out and
answer the questions the quiz leader
asks he Is not there to cram the read
ings down your throat but to give you
an opportunity to show people what
you know about the Bible. "Study to
show thyself approved unto God a
workman that needeth not to be
ashamed, rightly dividing the word of
Ood." This is a great quotation for
us to follow it is the purpose of the
B. Y. P. U. to prepare for the service
we may render God for all His tender
mercies. Another thing to be faithful
in is our contributions, let's help spread
the Gospel by sending others even if
we can't go. Remember to be faithful
In carrying out the commands of God,
for Jesus Bald, "If you love me you
v.ill keep my commandments.'
Dally Bible Readings:
Topis for the week: HigheBt type
of personal life.
Monday September 8. The greatest
wisdom and strength. Read Cor .1:1-31.
Key Verse 25. Because the foolishness
of Gqd is wiser than men; and the
weakness' of God is stronger than men.
Tuesday September 9. Hindrances
to the best life. Read Cor. 2:1 to 3:9.
Key verse 3:1 and 1. Brother could not
speak upto -you as unto spiritual, but
as to carnal, even as unto babes In
Christ.
Wednesday September 10. The only
abiding foundation. Read Cor. 3:10 to
4:21. Key Verse 3:10. For other foun
dation can no man lay than that Is
laid, which is Jesus Cbri3t.
Thnrsday September 11. Only such
will inherit the Kingdom. Read Cor 5:1
to 6:11 Key Verse 6:9. Know ye not
that the unrighteous shall not inherit
the Kingdom of God.
Friday September 12. This life will
make the happiest home. Read Cor 7:10
17 and 39:40. Key Verse 7:3. Let the
husband render unto the wife due
benevolence; and likewise the wife
unto the husband.
Saturday September 13. Will be the
greatest blessings to others. Read Cor.
8:1-13 to 16:27. Key Verse 8:12. But
when ye sin so against the brethern,
and wound their conclence, ye sin
agalst Christ.
THOS. S. COLiLIE.
T. B. COOKE DEAD
Thomas Blacknall Cooke, aged 46,
died In the Protestant Hospital In Nor
folk Sunday night at 9:10 following
an operation for ulcer of the stomach.
His death was a shock to friends and
relatives here, for be had been 111 for
only a day.
Mr. Cooke was born In Franklin
County on January 29 1878. On No
vember 20, 1907, he married Miss Mary
Wood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Q_
A. Wood of Elisabeth City. He Is a
member of the First Methodist church
of this city and Is connected with the
Elizabeth City Buggy Company. He Is
survived by his wife and two sons,
Blacknall and Billot; by a brother,
Ernest C. Cooke of Mount Airy; by
two uncles, A. J. Cooke of Beaufort
and Q. F. 'Llttlejobn of Baltimore;
and by one aunt, Mrs. E. 8. Foster of
Loulsburg. ,
? The funeral Will be conducted at the
First Methodist church at five o'clock
by his pastor, Dr. N. H. D. Wilson.
The pallbearers will be Dr. C. B. Wll
jffams, Dr. I. Fearing, J. O. Fearing,
H- 8. Overman, 3. B. Venters, B. F.
Spencer, Miles Jennings, and J. N.
Wh^tehurtt. ? Advocate Elisabeth City,
Freedom ot speech, reduced to Its
simplest terms. Is one argument after
another.
?
What we need Is some novels tell
ing about life after marriage Instead
of before.
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND IN THE
| "1 OWN OK LOL"Si.L"i'.U. N. C. FOK
uti.::?yit.NT P/.VING ASSESS
MENTS.
At or about the hour of noon at th?
Courthouse door in Louiabur*. N. C.
oq Monday, October Oth, 1924, It being
the first -Monday in October, I will ??)1
at public auction to the highest bid
der for cash, pursuant to the laws- of
North Carolina and especially the
Public Laws of 1915, Chapter 56, Sec
tion 10 and acta amendatory thereto,
ail lands In the Town of Loulsburg,
N. C.. on which paving assessments
for the years 1921 and 1922 and prior
thereto, remain due, with costs add
ed as provided by law, described as
follows:
Mrs. R. W. Hudson 1 lot S Main
St. $ 23.61
W. M. Freeman 1 lot S Main St 21.03
F. W. Wheless 1 lot S Main St 21.03
Di-. J. B. Davis 1 lot S Main St 67.18
W. O. Joyner l lot S Main St 66.78
G. W. Ford Est. 1 lot S Main St 106.43
J. S. Place 1 lot S Main St 22.60
Q. \V. Ford Est 1 lot E Nash St 14.72
O, W. Ford Est 1 lot E Nash St 20.92
W. B. Morton 1 lot ? Nash St 41.12
T. B. Wilder 1 lot E Nash St 54.34
W. F. Beasley 1 lot E Nash St 68.60
M. C. Pleasants l lot E Nash St 18.30
P. B. Griffin 1 lot E Nash St 87.42
J. C. Tucker 1 lot E Njsh St 6.76
J. W. HollingBworth 1 lot S Main
St. 22.29
F. H. Allen 1 lot Main St. Res 23.76
F. H. Allen 1 lot Main St Elljs 61.94
J. M. Allen 1 lot Main St Res 134.76
A. B. Allen 1 lot Main St Res 37.19
P. G. Alston 1 lot Church St Res 26.36
L. W. Parrlsh 1 lot Nash St Res 47.03
W. E. Bartholomew l lot Kenmore
Ave Res 18.02
Mrs. S. P. Boddie 1 lot Main St
Res 26.19
Mrs. G. D. Taylor 1 lot Main St
Res 84.61
Bickett & Yarborough 1 lot office
Main St 10.96
F. B. Freeman Est. 1 lot Kenmore
Ave 63.39
W. M. Freeman 1 lot Kenmore
Ave Res 18.76
J. M. & W. H. Allen 1 lot Main
St. Warehouse 72.33
Farmers Union 1 lot Main
St. Warehouse 34.32
E. S. Ford Est. l lot Main St Res 43.76
?G. W. Ford Est. 1 lot Market St
I 1-2 Riverside Wh 10.79
1 G. W. Ford Est 1 lot Market St
! 1-2 Aycock Drug Store 12.91
G. W. Ford Est .1 lot Market St
' 1-2 Hall & Ford store 5.49
G. W. Ford Est 1 lot Market St
I 1-2 Wheless store 10.97
G. W. Ford Est 1 lot Nash St.
I Cobb's corner store 30.18
iG. W. Ford Est 1 lot Nash St.
Pleasants stores 14.42
: G. W. Ford Est 1 lot Old Ware
house block, 1 lot vacant cor
I ner, 1 lot Freeman & Co. store 326.15
G. W. Ford Est 1 lot Nash St.
I Ford and Wheless 1-2 23.43
G. W. Ford Est 1 lot Main St
I Cobb Grocery store 32.47
G. W. Ford Est 1 lot Main St u
| Hotel and P. O. 34.13
i G. W. Ford Est 1 lot Main St
| Residence 4S.07
?A. H. Fleming 1 lot Middle St 58.16
J. Allen Harris 1 lot Church St
I Res 15.10
. C. C. Hudson 1 lot Church St Res 33.29
'Griffin & Beasley 1 lot Court and
I Market St 2S.93
i J. C. Tucker 1 lot Main St store 9.34
O. H. Harris 1 lot Maiji St Res 22.73
B. T. Holden 1 lot Main St Res 33.41
P. S. & K. K. Allen 1 lot Nash St
Garage 25.99
J. M. & W. H. Allen 1 lot Nash
St. Foster 29.19
|S. A. Newell 1 lot Main St Res 37.43
| S. 3. Meadows 1 lot Main St l:?.50
I N. B. Tucker 1 lot Main St f.S.19
:N\ B. Tucker 1 lot Middle St 25.95
I Mrs. A. W. Person Est 1 lot Main
I St. 31.32
Mrs. W. M. Person Est. 1 lot Main
St. ' 1-7.70
Leslie T. Allen 1 lot Main St 24.37
"A. H. Fleming 1 lot Main St Res 37.96
I J. M. & W. H. Allen 1 lot Nash St
I Planters Warehouse 47.42
Mrs. J. J, Person 1 lot Main St lis. 30
|C. A. RaKland 1 lot Main St 71.79
St. Mathlas Church 1 lot Main
St. 20.44
W. B. Tucker 1 lot Church St
Res 29.11
J. A. Turner Est lot Middle St 34.80
Mrs. Alice Uzzell 1 lot Main St
Res 17.59
J. M. Allen 1 lot Kenmore Ave 24.64
Allen Bros. Co. 1 lot Nash St store
and vacant lots 105.88
Q. W. Ford Est 1 lot Market St
1-2 Hall ? 5.48
Mrs. R. W. Hudson 1 lot Kenmore
Ave Res 25.69
Episcopal Church 1 lot Church
St. 57.51
Episcopal Church 1 lot Middle St 51.26
Malcolm McKinne 1 lot Kenmore
Avenue 53,96
F. J. Beasley 1 lot Church St Res 32.7S
Mrs. E. S. Foster 1 lot NaBh St 43.97
S. 8. Meadows 1 lot Court St 13.85
A. H. Fleming 1 lot Court St N.S9
C. B. Kearney 1 lot Kenmore 33.47
J. W. Hollingtf*. orth 1 lot Kenmore
Ave 20.77.
Mrs. W. H. Yarborough 1 lot Main
St. Res 44.10
Mrs. W. H. Yarborough 1 lot Church
St 39.89
Mrs. O. W. Cobb 1 lot Church St 38.86
B. T. Holden 1 lot Main 8t Res 53.04
D. W. Splvey 1 lot Main St 35.86
R. W. Hudson 1 lot Nash 8t Oar
age 10.82
E. 8. Ford Est 1 lot Nash St 12.38
F. R'. Pleasants 1 lot Church St
- Res 14 94
F. A. Roth 1 lot Middle St 24 84
F. B. McKINNK,
Town Clerk and Tax Collector,
Tlios. W. RuRIn, Town Atty. 9-5-6t
L08T
A pair of library glasses with tor
toise shell frame In leather case on
last Friday morning between Bunn
and Louisburg or !n Lonlsburg. Finder
will please return to me snd recelre
reward.
9-s-2t b. m. o. Mullen.
FOR F1R8T CLAH8 JOB PRINTINO
PHONE 288
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etc., from
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Cooper Gin Corner.'?
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ro cure Itching BUod. Bleeding or Protruding Piles,
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Order from \Vashlngton says all
dances by Indians must be respectable.
White folks may go ahead dancing as
they please.
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LOST
One black and white male hound,
with scalded scar on back. Lost about
ten days ago.
One large black, white and tan male
hound. Has been missing for about
seven months.
One white female hound with a few
yellow or brown spots.
One large red male hound with white
ring around neck, white feet, white
blaze in face. Gone about a year.
Reward of $25 offered for return of
each dog.
W. H. ALLEN.
'J-5-tf Lonlsburg, N. C.
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND IN THE
TOWN OF 'LOUISBURG, N. C. FOR;
DELINQUENT TAXES.
At or about the hour of noon at the
Courthouse door i:i Louisljarg, N. C?
on Monday, Oct. 6th i^24, it being the
first Monday in October, I will
sell at public auction to the highest
bidder tor cash pursuant .0 .
of North Carolina and the Charter ot
the Town ot Louisburg, X. C. as set
out in the Private Acts of 1899, Chap
ter 243, and Acts amendatory thereto,
all lands in the Town of Louisburg,
N. C. on which taxes for the years
1921, 1922, 1923 remain due with costs
added as revised by Section 8009 Con
solidated Statutes 1919 and amend
ments thereto; described as follows:
1921
Hines-Hodges Motor Co, 1 lot
Church St. $ 43.00
W. T. Person. 1 lot Ice plant 159.40
1922
Hines-Hodges Motor Co. 1 lot
Church St. 63.75
Sam A. Harris 1 lot 94.10
1923
J. D. Hines 1 lot Church St. 63.73
| J. D. Hines 1 lot garage 76.50
i Leslie Allen 1 lot Main St. Ma
[ chine Shop 45.90
| Mrs. W. E. Bartholomew 1 lot
Ken more 13.77
W. Y. Bickett part office
Main St. 103.00
W. R. Bass 7 lots B:.ker 13.11
Mrs. J. R. Collie 1 lot Main St. 91.80
C. M. Cooke Est. 1 lot Main St.
Home 240.21
M. S. Davis 1 lot Middle St. 37.46
A. H. Fleming 1 lot Main St., 1 lot
Middle St, 1 lot Court St 187.02
Freeman & Co. 3 stores Nash St. 299.62
F. B. Freeman Est. 2 lots Ken
more Ave., 1 lot Main St. 63.75
W. M. Freeman 1 lot Kenmore 49.83
Freeman & Fuller 1 lot Railroad
Balance 3.19
E. S. Ford Est. 1 lot Main St.
Home, 1 lot Baker Heights,
1 lot store 243.88
P. B. Griffin 1 lot Nash St.
Home 60.69
Mrs. C. C. Hudson 1 lot Church
St. Home 61.20
Mrs. R. W. Hudson 1 lot Kenmore
Avenue 71.40
R. W. Hudson 1 lot NoBh St.
Oarage Bal. 57.55
C. B. Kearney, 1 lot planer, 1 lot
J. B. Davis, 2 lots H. Mann 232.05
Mrs. W. B. Morton 1 lot Nash
8t. Res 71.40
J. 8. Place 1 lot Main St Res 30.60
Mr*. W. T. Person 1 lot Middle
St. Res 58.65 |
W. T. Person 1 lot Ice Plant 171.21 1
W. H. Rudd 1 lot Kenmore
C. T. Stokes 1 lot Main St Boone,
1 lot storage. 1 lot Main St M.
C. Pleasants 4 lot* Main St
Strother, Bai 294.27 |
J. C. Tucker 1 tot Main St store,
1 lot Baker, 3 lot* Reavls row 208.18 '
Mr?. J. W. Weaver 1 lot fiedar
gt ? 42 84 '
Mr*. W. H. Yarborough 1 lot
Maltr St Home 218.26
W. M. Alston 1 lot Re*, 1 lot
20.40
Mr*. J. W. Alston 1 lot Home 22.95
Elmo Alston 1 lot - 10.71
John Bnllock 2 lots Baker 11 23
IS. R. Brame 1 lot Slabtown 4.17
Nannie Bowden 1 lot Main St 9.18
Dallas Blotuit 1 lot Main St 1
lot Elm St * 64.15
Eddie Bridges 2 lota Blacktown 11.35
Harry Dunston Est 1 lot Tar R 13.64
Dr. J. B. Davis J lot Main St, 1 lot
River Drive 60.31
James D. Davis 1 lot Mln Sprg 19.61
Washington Davis 1 lot Kenmore 11.83
James Davis 1 lot Ford 11.09
Jno. W. Davis l lot Ford 1:53
Geprge Egerton 1 lot Tlmberlake 8.10
Mattle Egerton Est 1 lot Tarboro
Road 9.18
Jennie Egerton 1 lot home 2.55
Thurston Foster l lot Main St
Bal .. 33.88
Mary Oreen t lot Blacktown 13.76
Austin Oreen 1 lot Mln Sprg 11.71
Rickey Hill 1 lot Raflroad 8.35
8. P. Hawkins 1 lot 12.M
W H. Hawkins 1 lot Main St. 1
lot River Drive 45.38
J: A. Hawkins Est 1 lot Halifax
St S 08
Ben Halite 1 lot Halifax St 8.1J
Eutrlct Haselwood 1 lot Main St 11.71
Htcksle Hazel wood, 1 lot Tarboro
Road jVj 4.59
Oarlaml Harris t lot ltiver Rd 5.(1
Sam Harris 1 lot store Tarboro
Road. 1 lot Home, l lot Rail
road. 2 lots Jno. Green, 1 lot P
store. 1 lot W. Splvey 115 00
Louis B. King 1 lot Railroad 10.71
Louis King 1 lot Main St t&M
Anthony King 4 12a Slabtown SI. 42
Charley Manley 1 lot Halifax
Road &1S
William Martin 1 lot Railroad . U.71
Lazarus N'eal 1 loll . UJ1
Jack Shaw 1 lot Kommore COM
Richard Skinner 1 lot RaUro?i ltii
Flora Thomas 1 lot \ (4 t
Helen Thomas 1 lot TftWtt M lit
Rosa White 1 lot Railroad 1M
Town
Thos W.
NEW THINGS
* 22
ARRIVING DAILY
Mrs. A. M. Hall arid our buy
ers are now on the northern
markets purchasing our new Fall
stock. Each train brings new
dresses and novelties. You are
invited to inspect the new mer
chandise, we will be elad to
show you and you are under no
obligations to buy.
Remember our entire Spring
and Summer stock is greatly re
duced to make room for the fall
goods we are receiving daily.
L Kline & Co.
When Seen or Advertised Elsewhere
It's Always Cheapest Here
locisbi:kg, .\oeth caeolin v
Our Motto is "Sell 'em cheap ind sell 'em a
heap."
X. W. Parrish, Jeweler Louisburg, N- C.
We Are Believers in
Guaranteed Goods ?
AND we believe in them because we
Jinow it is our duty to give you every
posstbls assurance, in advance, concern
ing anything you may purchase in this
?tore. Guarantees are of added impor
tance where jewelry it concerned.
Thia itore it one of the city's INSTI
TUTIONS. It's purpose is closely allied
with sentiment, of gift-giving, of birth
day* and weddings, anniversaries and
other occasions of sentimental value.
You will be interested in our announce
ment, therefore, that we have contracted
to act as exclusive agents for the very
well known line of W. W. W. guaranteed
goods, such as
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(in complimentary Ww*l caeee)
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A Splendid Variety of C?a S>t Rlntf*
IXtmond MouoUata la 1SK ?hit*|oU
Th? manu/*c turer absolutely GUAR
ANTEES them, and the new of dot
W. W. W. Guarantee is r frnmtn akli
erer finer jewdryia told.
TKe W. W. W. Guaranteed Um to
priced as moderately as those WITHOUT
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priced LESS than you would pay fas
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