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Dresses with Style When yon see the excellence of the materials, the high quality of the workmanship and the wonderful styling of these frocks, you will realise the economy of buying your dresses ready to slip n and wear. The worry and trouble of making and fitting is gone. They are ready to wear when selected by you and de livered to your door. They must be seen to be appreciated, and the big sav ing in prices will astonish you. MANY COAT OPPORTUNITIES There are still scores of chances to buy coats at wonderful savings?coats that will be suitable for late spring wear. Don't pass them up. Many garments of unusual quality have been reduced below actual co3t to make room for spring arrivals. You will always find a complete line of dry goods here to gratify every want. F. A. Roth Co, LOUISBURG, NORTH CAROLINA NowY the Time 's TO BUY YOUR SUITS ? TOPCOATS - OVERCOATS ? SHOES SWEATEES ? HATS DRV GOODS ? NOTIONS ?t Prices Reasonable. WE GUARANTEE TO PLEASE Wright Clothing & Dry Goods Co. BUNN, North Carolina Mansfield and Olympia TIRES 80 x 8-1-8 Cord Tire* $6.(6 8* s 4.40 Cord Tire* Baloon 6.85 40 X 4.50 Cord Tire* Baloon 7.66 Eighteen thousand mile* Guarantee. All other (lie* at tame low price. Try u* for Car Repairing and Overhauling. We use no Helper*. Only good Mechanic* will do your work. Let n* give you a price on any Job. Nobe Medlin and Ed Strickland, known to the people of thle.Souhty, will appreciate your work. CROBLEY RADIOS and Radio Aceasorie*. We repair any make of Radio and Guarantee It. EIGHT HOUR BATTERY SERVICE BECK'S GARAGE Day Phone 311?Night 40 Louiatrarf, H. 0. ? A A - SERVICE Loaiibwi'tOldNtOvifi \ EDWARD BEST HIGH SCHOOL D V N A M O E. B. HI Swcmps Yoiiftrlllt Local players win by score of to II. Earp leads scoring! The R. boys' basket ball team played YoungSTille boys at Youngarille Tuesday night The boys from Ed ward Best, led by Earp and Cone, took an early lead and were never overtaken. The entire team starred for the victors but the features were long shots by Earp and Edwards for ?. B. H. S. and Cheatham for Youngs ville. The line up was as follows: E. B. H. 8. Y. H. 8 Earp (16) R. F. Cheatham (7) Ivey (4) L. F. . Young Cone (7) C. Tlmberlake (4) Edwards (4) R. O. Ragan Sykes L. G. Mitchell Substitutes, Williams (1), and Wood for Edward Best andGnderwood for Youngsville.. ? ? ? Beginning the Year Right Attendance "at schodt is an import ant issue with us, the high school students. We were much disappoint ed because we did not win the 410.00 for attendance in the tall. But now that we have started a new year we are trying to stay In school every day. The two of our number who have not missed a day in four and c!x years alternately were Just praised in the fall by the editor of our Dyna mo. There are others who wore in spired by that effort and they too are to be praised for having a perfect record in January. The same stu dents are honor students in their studies. The list may be found as follows: Claud Bowden. Rudolph Wilder, Lloyd Dunn, Graham Jenkins, Gladys Collins, Margaret Ivey, Beatrice Hay tHOT). Aiteen Murphy,--Ilia?Murphy,) Rosa Plnnell, Kenneth Leonard, Bon nie Lee King, Mavis Gupton, Berteen Harris, Velma Green, Ruby May, Rossie Gordon, Lucille Stokes, Cora Haymon, Ethel Hayes, Clela May, Howard Williams, EArno Dean, Ophelia Pearce, Seth Lester, Leon Alford, Juule Turnage, William Fisher, Wil liam Parrish, Gertrude Gupton, Vir ginia Perry, Nell Stalling*. Thelma Gupton, Jessie Wester; Annie Lee Kelms, Lou Ella Pernell, Raymond Moore, Placid Hayes, Eula May Boone, Mary Johnson, Christine Bowden. Elisabeth Fisher, Jnnious Wester, Sherrod Sledge, William Sledge, Eg bert Smith, Elma Braswell, Louise Nelms, Mary Neal, Beatrice Strick land, Eva Mae Spivey, Maude Swan son, Curtis Bowden, Roy Vick, Rob ert Perry, Eula Griffin, Wilms Mur phy, Raehael Parrish, - Margaret Smith, Abner Perry,. Grace Strick land, Ashley Jenkins, Johnnie Wes ter, George Earp. Locale News Ruby Kay and Miss Gupton were vsltors In Rocky Mount la?t Saturday. Mr. Hopkins spent the week-end with bis brother at Castaltn. Wilson Edwards never strays (rem home this cold weather. Mr. Abner Perry visited Mr. Kemp last Saturday night. There was no school at Eh B. H. S. last Thursday and Friday on account ct the snow. Miss Margaret Stalllngs. from North Carolina College for Women visited ber parents Mr. and Mrs. G. B. H. Stal llngs at Cedar Rock last week-end. W? have had qttlte a few unusual visitors in our community. On awak ing some morning there could be found a fro sen man (snow man) In the front yard. Miss Upchnrch was a visitor at Gold Sand High School this week. Cora Harmon and Ethel Hayes vis ited Ophelia Pearce Friday. Our school resumed Its work on Monday Feb. S. We are prond of J. C Bnnn who gave an oration at Frankllnton last Friday night Even though he did not win we are prodd that he repre sented -our school. We wish at the same time to con gratulate CUnon Gupton of Gold Sand who won first place and Miss Wil liams of Bunn who won second place. lliere is much interest at present at our school In athletics. But we must not cause interest to slacken In class work. Next week we expect to observe ?'Live at Home Week." ? ? ? Franklin County Day On last Wednesday our school ob served Franklin County Day. Dur ing the chapel period impressive fact* | were given about Franklin. The In terest created last summer at the Sesqui-centenlal In July was an im portant factor In Connecting the event of Founders Day. The follow ing program was carried out in chap el. (The students are to be commend ed for their original short talks.) Origin of Franklin?Rossle Gordon. Industries and Improvements? Howard Williams. Musical Selections?Mrs. Sledge. Famous Men 'of Our County?Ruby Macon. Future Hope for Franklin?Velma Green. Song, "Franklin"?School. ? ? ? Lindbergh Cnve The January issue of LJterary Di gest contains an Interesting account of Lindbergh cave written by Mr. Meyer. The care, which is found in the west is very old. but has recently been christened Llndgergh Cave, be cause of the following Incident Mr. Meyer was in a hut making a map. One afternoon a large plane flew ore*. The motor died down and they thought the plane had crashed.! The next day a man was seen ap-l proechlng with, seemingly, a large bundle. It .proved to be the Lind berghs. Beeatfee of a sore foot Mr. Lindbergh was carrying Mrs. Liad they reached the hut Llnd-u heigh shoyed pictures behadmede^ Among them iu one of a cave. Dur ing the night there was a storm and no one slept. The next morning they *ent to the cave and found a skele ton and some old potery. The three explorers sat down at the mouth of the cave and ate lunch. They did not have any tools therefore the cave could not be explored thoroughly. The great Interest which the aviator nnd his wife showed in the excavation immediately caused it to be christ ened "Lindbergh Cave." ? ? ? " Physics Class For the past week we have pregres sed rapidly, not only In class work but outside work. Mr. Hopkins has provided a bulletin board for the class room, this adds much interest. Monday we gave an old cat a very serious operation to see just how her heart was beating. She has not been back to ' see us ao tar, although wa are expecting her. . ? e e Dramatic Club On Friday, Feb. 7, 1880, the Dra matic Club met at ita ustfei time and rendered a very interesting program It waa aa tollowa: Song?No. IS. Devotion?Ashley Jenkins??? The Bride Ooea to Market?Mar garet Smith. Piano Solo?Gerald* Turnage. Little Brother?Ruby May. Willie Willie?Nell Stalllnga. Harp Solo?Elaine Sykea. Song?No. 8. ? ? ? T. T. H. F. News The C section of the Y. T. H. B*a won in the attendance contest, be tween the three sections of our chap ter. We are expecting a good treat The time has not been announced. The hatchery has been started. We feel that with Jesse Wester aa oper ator that all of his customers will be satisfied with their returns. We will stop cleaning and treating tobacco seed on Feb. 18, 1930. BEFORE BABY COMES TAKE cod-liver oO the pleasant way. Help* keep up the mother's strength ana less en?danger to teeth. The new life needs it too. Basily digested and retained. SCOTTS EMULSION % Oood tor Mother and Child f ?nm a Botm. hii i??? ill. M. i. n u Great Discoveries Hade In Agrlcmlture Mr. Eagles?"Leon, name one way (Continued on Page Nine) The surest and easiest way to start an ice-cold motor instantly * is always to keep your gasoline tankjdled with New-Processed "Standard". ? ? 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