WLPPENZNGS
? Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Layton an- 1
nounce the birth of a daughter, j
Barbara Anne, on March 1. Mrs.
ljayton formally was Miss Helen
Gordon.
t t t
? Mr. J. D. Morris, of Harris
Cross Roads, reports on March
the 1st one of his 500 lb. brood
hows found a (liMer or bed) of 18 j
pigs. So far as we know this is
the County's record.
Jti
? That G. W. Murphy & Son is
a very popular place is evidenced
by the fact that on Tuesday a
chicken got loose in the streets
aad made a direct break for this
popular place, flying against the!
plate glass front* and breaking one J
of the large panes.
AN KAPLAN. VI ION
The foreclosure sale advertised
by me as trustee under the deed
of trust executed by Everette N.
Ayscue and recorded in the Regis- j
try of Franklin County, N. C., in)
Book 337, page 540, for Monday,
February 13, 1939, was not held
for the reason that the indebted
ness secured in said deed of trust
was paid or arranged to be paid
prior to the day set for the sale.
Through a mistake, however, it
was announced at the time of the
sale tihat said sale was being post
poned for one week until the 20th
day of February, 1939, and an
other advertisement was publish
ed in the newspaper to that effect.
Such additional publication of the
advertisement of said sal? came
about tihrough a mistake and mis
understanding, and there should
not have been any other advertise
ment, as the indebtedness had
been paid prior to- February 13,
1139. This statement is made in
jaatice to those interested in said
land, and to clear up the misunder
standing arising out of the extra
publication of the notice of sale.
This March 2, 1939.
Hill Yarborough. Trustee.
A. F. Johnson. Editor.
PKANKMV COUNTY 4-H I'l.lll
Thirteen 4-H Club Meetings
were conducted in Franklin Conn- *
ty during this week with one
hand red und ninety-eight hoys at
tending the meetings. More than
two hundred project manuals and
record books were distributed at
these meetings. Health delegates!
from each Club ? wvl'e Hflected 'o'
represent) their group at a Health
Contest which was held Saturday.!
?arch 11 at the Agricultural
Bnilding. Itussel Hayes. Louisburg.
Rt, 3, was selected to represent i
Franklin County in tlie Health!
District Contest with a score of
ninety-five and one-half per cent.j
Dr. R. F. Yarborough examined
the representatives in this Con->
test.
L. T. Weeks. Tobacco Specialist j
from State College, assisted Mon-j
day, March 6 in starting four to
bacco demonstrations. Two gen
eral demonstrations were started j
with K. S. Parrish, Louisburg, !
Rt. 2 and C. T. Dean, Louisburg,!
Rt., 4, one tobacco variety demon
stration with J. W. Hudson, [
Youngsville, Rt. 1 and one fertili-i
?er demonstration with J. A. Perry
Loutaburg. Rt. 4. Xw C. T. Dean,!
Louisburg, Rt. 4 and Hoswell:
Bowden, Mills' 4-H Club member
are demonstrating tobacco plant
beds sowed in rows.
Mr. J. A. Shanklin, Extension
Cotton Specialist front State Col-1
lege, assisted in conducting aj
meeting to explain "One- Variety "i
cotiton community program to tho|
cotton ginners and cotton farm-i
era of Franklin County. The gin-|
ners and farmers attending were
mnch interested with the program!
discussed and are planning to or-l
ganize their community to pro-'
duce "One-Variety" cotton.
CASTALIA WINS
Castalia All-Stars defeated 'lie
Louisburg Young Men's Club, 57-'
S3, In a basketball game here.
Castulia's Collins and Loulsburg's
Ollviere, with 22 points apiece, j
topped the scorers. Castalia's
Orerby, with 18, was next. Best
floor games were turned in by
Loulsburg's Gilliam and Castalia'^'
BrasweH.
SEABOARD STORK OO. 1
have a special sale on Automobile;
Shuts and are offering it at the*
following prices:
11x25 - 18x32 - 18x34 - 16x32
Regular Price $2.00 ? Special
Price 95 cents. Also a good as-!
aortment of Windshield GlasB.J
Special, price 11.29. 3-10-3^
MYTH ENLIVEMS NEW YORK FA iff
I\1?W YORK ? Portraying vigor and efficiency, Paul Bunvan, genial
ind legendary titan of the north-woods, is the subject of this sculpture
by Edmund Amateis. As one of an American folk-lore group, it will
adorn the facade of the Health Building of the New ^ork World's lair
1939. With him is shown his ox, Blue Babe, and Shanty John, a woods
man friend perched on the giant's arm.
Sharecropper Camps Un Highway
HAYTJ, Mo. ? This homeless sharecroppSl^roman enjoys a bite alonf
highway No. 61 near here. She is one member of the army of mor<
than 1,000 Southeast Missouri sharecroppers, demonstrating agains*
a low economic status, who have marched to the hishwavs here.
NEW PRICES
As a result of a meeting held last
week, the following prices were
established for Dry Cleaning and
Pressing in Louisburg and neigh
? i
boring towns:
SUITS, Cleaned and Pressed 50c
SUITS, Pressed 35c
TOP COATS, Cleaned and Pressed 50c
FLANNEL PANTS. Cleaned and Pressed 40c
HATS. Cleaned and Blocked .t 50c
1 Piece DRESS, Cleaned and Pressed 50c
Twin Sweater and Skirt, Cleaned and Pressed. 75c
2 Piece DRESS, Cleaned and Pressed 65c
DINNER and EVENING DRESSES $1.00
BOUCLE SUITS, Cleaned and Pressed 75c $1.00
PLAIN COATS, Cleaned and Pressed 50c
FUR TRIM COATS, Cleaned and Pressed. 85c-$1.25
LADIES' HATS, Cleaned and Blocked 35c
Ladies' Flannel Coats, Cleaned and Pressed. . 75c
We are. cutting prices to meet the demand and
request of our patrons with the assurance that they
would bring us more business. Bring your cleaning
to us and get the benefit of these prices as well as
better cleaning.
SERVICE DRY CLEANERS
Louisburg, N. C.
ALLEN CLEANING WORKS
-ym. Franklinton, N. C.
LOUISBURG DRY CLEANERS
Louisburg, N. C.
Some object to dial telephones
because they jniss-the pleasure of
giving tfte patii'iit operator a
bawling oitt. . :
Subscribe tn the Franklin Times
$1.50 Per Year In Advance
A teacher wante laughter taught
in school. We used to get results
in that line with no equipment ex
cept* a bent pin.
FOR FIRST CLASS PRINTING
PHONE Its '
? DAYS ?
.... for ? -
FRIDAY 8 SATURDAY
? ONLY -
We are pricing any 98c item at 88c, any
$1.98 item at $1.88 and any $2.98 item at $2.88.
WE HAVE COMBED THE MARKETS FOR GOODS FOR THIS EVENT AND
ARE NOT OFFERING ODDS AND ENDS, BROKEN SIZES, ETC. TZHIS
MERCHANDISE IS ALL NEW AND SPARKLING FRESH FROM THE
MARKETS. COME EARLY AND SEE FOR YOURSELF.
LADIES SATIN
SLIPS
Regular 79c Value
Sizes 34 to 44
Sale Price
44c
Ladies' Full Fashioned
CHIFFON HOSE
New Spring Shades
Sale Price
44c
LADIES' WASH
FROCK
New Spring Styles
Dresses you can wear
anywhere
Sale Price
88c
LADIES PRINT
DRESSES
80 Sq. Percale Prints
Sizes 14 to 44
Sale Price
44c
EXTRA SPECIAL !
For Friday & Saturday
Only, we are offering
any 49c item in the
store at
44c
?
Be sure to come in and
see what outstanding
values we have to offer
at this price.
LADIES' SHOES
Novelties and Oxfords
in all the new colors and
styles. A style and size
for every member of the
family. All $1.98 shoes,
This Sale
$1.88
BASEMENT
SPECIALS
PRINTED
BROADCLOTH
Sparkling New Prints
for Spring, guaranteed
fast color. You must
see this material to ap
preciate its value.
Sale Price
iocyd
CHAMBRAY
Plain and stripel pat
terns
Sale Price
ffcyd.
SHEETING
36 INCHES WIDE
Sale Price
c yd.
CURTAIN MATERIAL
Plain and Ruffled trim,
Assorted Colors,
Sale Price
c yd. ?
LADIES DRESSES
Newest styles and col
ors, also lovely Prints.
Sizes 14 to 44, These
are $1.98 and $2.98
values,
Sale Price
$1.88
TOWEL SPECIAL
We have an assortment
of good heavy Cannon
towels that will gladden
the heart of every house
wife. Be sure to see
them. Priced at
9c - 12c - 19c
MEN'S DRESS
SHIRTS
Fine quality broadcloth
full cut, pleated yokes
and cuffs, fancy pat
terns. Sizes 14 to 17,'
Sale Price <7
44c
LADIES' DRESSES
Navy sheers in one and
two piece styles, also
plain pastel colors and
prints. These dresses
represent the last word
in style, $2.98 and $3.98
values,
Sale Price
$2.88 ,
Ladies Rayon Panties
and Step-ins,
Special This Sale
9c
LADIES' HATS
Newest styles and col
ors for Spring
Sale Price
88c
"IT COSTS LESS AT OWENS"
We Welcome LEGGETT'S to Louisburg.
OWENS' 5c to $5.00 STORE
launburq
Kw uL CMZEl T?ITl.T^r 1 1 ?
THEATRE
Night Shows: 7:00 and &:00
15c and 30c
Matinees: 3:30 Daily
10c and 25c
Saturdays Continuous: 2-11
10c and 25c until 6 o'clock
i.Vri lll>AY, MAIW'H 18*h
HAKKY t AHKV in
"Law West of
Tombstone"
and
ANN <;iLIJK ill
"Little Orphan
Annie"
Also Chapter No. 9
"Hawks of The Wilditmt*"
SVNDAY, MARCH 10th
(Ono l>ay Only)
Sunday Shows 3:30 and 0:00
The Sweethearts of 4 Daujfhter^
l'i is< ilia Line - .li'ffri'y Lyil n
" Y es My Darling
Daughter"
With
Kji; Kiiintrr - Holand Youiiii
anil lVI,a.V Kobson
MON?AY-TlTESl>AY, MAR 20-21
Soo (hi* Amoiiroiis (ilamaroiis
LaMarr, Charles Iloycr at his
greatest, and the Hody IjalVfair
in Waif or Wanf^rS production
"ALGIERS"
Willi
Sigrid <?uri?\ Joseph < alh ia. Alan
Half*. Johnny l>ownv and
(ii'nc I*oekl?art.
NOTK: Tak?- niy~*$ord for it*.
ALC.IKItS is a Ki?*ar show and
Kivat Entertainment. I have seen
this show and ran recommend it to
eac h and ? very one. And Hedy
r^a Ma rr i* one of the most fasci
nating ai t resses .over to appear on
the screen. Make a date now for
ALCIKHS. you ton will say it's a
great* . how.
tSijjned i "WIMf'Y".
W K I INKS MAY, MAItCif 2i5nd
l-'reid.t liiiKrourt - Henry Wileoxovi
t la ire 1lo?ld - S.v't'1 JaMiu
"Woman Doctor"
TlflritS.-PKID \Y. 2: MS 1
1939'S GREAT
ZIEGFELD' OF THE ICE!
CRAWFORD
JAMES STEWART
Lew AYRES -Lewis STONE
"The International lei Follies"
writ*
BESS ENRNARDT ? ROY SNIPSTAD
EDDIE SNIPSTAD a* OSCAR JOHNSON
Bcraan Play by Laonard Piuldai, Floraoc*
Ryttioa and Xdgu Allan Woolf
DincCd by RQKHOLD SCHUNZXL
Prodacmd br HARM RAPT
A^an^bfc'wjy/fMyowcTviB ,4R
THE HOUSE OF HAZARDS
Bj MAC AJtTHFR
YOU KNOW DEAR. IF I HADN'T^ R E-A L-L Y . PERHAPS J
MARRIED YOU. I WOULD^rtVEN THOUGH YOU'RE SO
HAVE BEEN A GREAT fj HANDICAPPED YOU MAY
CXPLORCR??rrs// still realize Stififer?
IN MY BLOOD/ y X VYOUR AMBITIOIf/W
i M
JUNIOR, WHEN VOU UNDRF-SS
FOR BED TONKsHT, PLEASE LEAVE
YOUR CLOTHES WHERE MOTHER '
CAM FIND THEM WITHOUT
. WAKING YOU_,
OKI!
NOW DEAR , I'M SURE. YOUR
DESIRE. FOR EXPLORING WILL BE
?SATISFIED IF YOU'LL JU$T GO ?
THROUGH YOUR
SOHS POCKETS '
VJOW
,,/wHAT DKtOVCRIES ... I1L BET COLUMBUS]
WOULD HAVE ENJOVFO THIS. ..AND THF.RE ARE A
-2Zr\ T*WO MORE POCKETSjc
TO EMPTY ?jQffijffi
COMING NEXT WEEK
Warner Baxter In "WIFK, Ht S
BAND ANI) FRIEND."
Fred M o.Murray in "CAFE ?>? *
OIBTY."
COMING SOON
Itorothy 1 junonr In "ST. LOVM
BIAJES."
Im? Dnnnr In "IiOVK AF?
FAIR".
HMrler Temple In "THE LIT
TLI PRINCW8." _ .
Dm Amecbe to "MIDNIGHT." 1
Jeanette McttouM to "BROAD
WAT SHfUENAPK."