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For Celebration Players Select Hamlet The world's most popular play, HAMLET, has been se lected for production by the Loulsburg Players April 23, 24, and 25 In celebration of the 400th anniversary of the birth of Shakespeare. Traditional date for the Bard's birth Is April 23, 1564. The glover's son went from Strat ford to London to become actor, part-owner, and playwright with a theatre called the Globe. To day around the globe celebra tions are being held In his honor. Year after year more Shakespearean plays are pre sented than those of any other author. Some have called him the world's greatest writer; audience figures show that he is the world's most popular playwright. The most exclttpg of his plays, HAMLET, has been seen by more people than any other play and Is considered by some to be the world's greatest play. Included In the .. cast for the Loulsburg Players' production are BUI Williamson as Hamlet, David Daniel as Claudius, Nancy Berger as Gertrude, Jean Jones as Ophelia, Fred Cook as Polontus and Sexton, Mark' Handler as Horatio, and Ken Barnes 4s Laertes. A1 Oldham, Ron Schaeffer, John Marshall, Joe Fletcher, Tony Bass, Nelll McDpnald, Mike Warren, BiiT Shelburn, Scott Hunt, Lorn Guertln, Ken Hlgglns, and Dave Green; Myfanwy Ward, Jane Goble, Mary Lee Butts, Delores King, Marjorie Jones complete the cast. Becky Simpson Is stage manager. Rebellion A statistician took his children to the zoo one Saturday. Later he handed his wife this memo . random on the day's activities: Dried tears 11 times;! tied shoes 13 times; balloons bought 3 per child; balloons average - life 13 seconds; told children to cross the street 21 times; 'dren crossed the street 21 *s; average number of Sat js I'll do this again, 0." JEAN JONES BILL WILLIAMSON Will Attend Youth Congress Carroll Mode, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Mode of Frank linton will represent North Carolina at the National Youth power Congress to be held at the Palmer House in Chicago April 8-11. Carroll will be the envoy for .tlie State F. H. A. She has been a member of the Frank Jinton Chapter 6f Future Home rnakers of America for three years. She has held the office of Treasurer and Historian, holds a Junior degree and Chapter degree and will re ceive a State degree at State Convention on Saturday. Carroll was selected through competition with other youth organizations. Her work in foods and nutrition includes numerous home projects such as planning, buying and pre paring meals for the family, preparing school lunches, re freshments for special oc casions and conservation of foods by canning and freezing. Youthpower is a program that is designed to inform the youth of our country of their nutri tional problems and to point the way to proper nutrition so they can live a more healthy life. ( CARROLL MODE Not Fatal Fred - If baby swallowed a tadpole, mother, would It kill him? Mother - 1 think it might, dear. Fred - But It didn't, mother. silCED OR HALVES 4* pi . PEACHES 2 5y HUMT'S A 11 <17 API CATSUP 2 35t SPAGHETTI t A IIv, AQ( MEATBALLS fc caws f Jv Baranri ga & TIDE 29L HULK 3 c?.l 43 ( CROC FRANCIS BAKER QE^ LuUO GRADE A . LARGE OwV Ooz. MRS. PICKFORO A ABA MARGARINE 2 m 310 PILLSBURY BISCUITS 6 Cans 490 DUKE'S PINT AAA MAYONNAISE fcJC ciorox-370 W. W. WINSTEAD GROCERY BUNN, NORTH CAROLINA Young Chambliss Zone Winner Norman Y. Chambllss, in, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Y. Chambllss, Jr., of Rocky Mount and the grandson of Mrs. J. R. Earle of Loulsburg, was the zone winner In the annual Optimist Oratorical Contest held at the Carleton House In Rocky Mount last week. Norman will advance to the State Contest to be held at the Sir Walter Hotel In Raleigh on May 2nd. He Is in the seventh grade and attends George R. Edwards Junior High School In Rocky Mount. Revivals White Level The Rev. J. Wade Fowler, pastor of White Level Baptist Church, will conduct revival services at White Level be ginning Sunday night, April 5, and extending through Friday night, April 10. The services will begin each night at 8 p.m. The music will be under the direction of Douglas Mitchell who 1s Music Director forCen terville and White Level Bap tist Churches. The choir will render special music each night. The Deacons will be in charge of prayer services to be held each night preceding the re vival services. These prayer services will begin at 7:45 and close promptly before 8 p.m. The Deacons who will be lead ing in these services are as follows: Sunday night -Spencer Gupton; Monday night-Sam Wood; Tuesday night-Harold Brewer; Wednesday night, Edward Allen, Thursday nlght Luther Collins; and Friday night-Hill Thorne. The public is cordially invit ed to attend these services at White Level Baptist Church. Rev. Hicks Holds Revival Rev. Harold Hicks will hold the Revival services at Ebe nezer Methodist Church, begin ning on April 6th and continuing through April 10th. Rev. Hicks Is pastor of the Loulsburg Methodist Charge. He received his B. S. Degree at Richmond Professional In/ stltute, and also attended thq M.C.E. Presbyterian Schoo!"Vj Christian Education. f Special music will be featur/d. The public Is invited to attend, it Franklin Mem. Hospital Notes The following were patients In the hospital Thursday morn ing: WHITE PATIENTS / Eaton Edward (Pete) Aycock, Loulsburg; Mrs. Janice Duke Bailey, Frankllnton; Mrs. Nel lie Pearce Bell, Loulsburg; Mrs. Shelvle Jean Burnette, Loulsburg; Herbert Collins, Castalla; Mrs. Bessie Lee Ed wards, Loulsburg; Jackie Jean ette Edwards, Loulsburg; Mrs. Clellle Gay, Zebulon; William Goodwin, Frankllnton; Mrs. Emma Griffin, Frankllnton; Edgar Gupton, Loulsburg; Romp Gupton, Loulsburg; Mrs. Re becca Boone Hopper, Louls burg; Delton F. (Tom) House, Loulsburg; Mrs. Esther T. Hud son, Loulsburg; J. Forrest Joy ner, Loulsburg; Edward Kim ball, Loulsburg; Mrs. Miriam J. McGlohon, Loulsburg; Percy G. Murphy, Loulsburg; S. T. Murray, Loulsburg; Ben Jones Smith,' Frankllnton; Mrs. Mil dred W. Smith, Loulsburg; Klm berly Varner, Loulsburg; Mrs. Mary House Wester, Loulsburg; Mrs. Lucy Wheeler, Franklln ton; Mrs. Mavis A. Wlnstead, Loulsburg; COLORED PATIENTS Martha Bullock, Loulsburg; Steve Morris Durham, Castalla; Percy Evans, Jr.,Castalla;Eu gene Foster, Loulsburg; Baby Boy Neal, Zebulon; Cynthia Peppers, Zebulon; Molly Perry, Loulsburg: Robert Harold Per son, Frankllnton; Virginia Yancey, Loulsburg. Could Be WUlte: "Mama, do people that lie ever go to heaven?" Mother: "Why, of course not, Willie." Willie: "Gee, It must be lonesome up there with only God and George Washington." One of the most valuable dis coveries about so-called big men is that under the skin they are Just ordinary little men. NORMAN CHAMBLISS Franklinton REV TOM M JONES Revival services begin April 5 at the Frankllnton Baptist Church. Pastor Tom M. Jones of New Bern's Battleground Park Baptist Church will be the guest minister. Mr. Jones Is a native of Easley, South Carolina and is a graduate of Mars Hill Junior College, Furman University and Southeastern Baptist Theologi cal Seminary. While a student at Southeastern, Mr. Jones was called to be pastor of the Del rayno Baptist Chapel InOxford. The revival services begin at the morning worship hour on Sunday, April 5, and con clude ol) Friday, April 10. The weekday services begin at 7:30 each evening. The Sunday night service starts at 7:15. A nursery will be provided iwWfc evening. The public Is | cordially Invited to participate | In the week's worship services. Mrs. collie HD Hostess,/ The Seven Paths Home Dem onstration Club met Thursday evening, March 26th, with Mrs. J. S. Collie as hostess this month. Seven members were present to hear Mrs. Frances Fuller give (acts about buying furniture for the home. It Is Important first of all to know what you need, to know your dealer, to learn to look for good quality and durability and to watch for hidden weaknesses. Mrs. G. L. McGregor told about the loan funds made available through Home Dem onstration Clubs and who they help. Mrs. J. D. Champion had some helpful and timely garden hints. Did you know that you play a big and Important part - In public relations every day 'of your life? That Is what Mrs. M. E. Fisher told those pres ent, and also told how one family practiced this by sharing their ranch life with others, especially at Easter andChrlst mas time. Mrs. Collie served oatmeal cake with a beverage. (M. E. F.) Former Com. Speaks To Legionnaires (Frk. B. W.) The Frankllnton Post of the American Legion entertained the Auxiliary at a dinner on Tuesday evening at the local American Legion Hut. Commander Byron Burgess served as emcee for the occa sion, which was the 45th birth day of the Legion. Invocation was given by the chaplain, Mr. George Cooke. Special music was rendered by Mrs. H. R. Chesson, organist. Mr. John Hedrlck Introduced the guest speaker, Mr. Marvin Burton of Raleigh, a former State Commander. Mr. Burton gave an Informative talk about the American Legion. World War I veterans ? George Cooke, W. L. Stone, Crawford Kearney, W. B. Col bert, Hugh McGhee and A. E. Henderson were recognized. Mrs. C. H. Wester, local auxiliary president, expressed appreciation for the local unit being Invited. About 70 people attended the dinner. Wakefield-Zebulon x OES Installs Officers In a beautiful and Impressive ceremony at the Masonic Hall In Zebulon, N. C., on Saturday evening, March 28, the Wake fleld-Zebulon Order of the Eastern Star Installed officers for 1964-65. Everyone was welcomed by the outgoing Worthy Matron, Mrs. Dixie Bullock, The Lord's Prayer was prayed by all, af ter which the pledge of alle giance to the American flag was given. The Installing officer for the Cypress To Have Revival Cypress Chapel Baptist Church will hold Its revival services next week, beginning on April 5th and ending on April 12th. Rev. Coleman Thomas, Pastor of the church, will be the speaker. Evening services will begin at 7:30 p. m. and the first fifteen minutes of time will be devoted to the Junior children for stories and songs. Special music will be given by the choir, and quartet, solos and duets also are planned for the occasion. These services are being held In conjunction with other churches of the Southern Bap tist Convention Baptist Jubilee Revival. Rev. Thomas Is at present a student at Southeastern Semi nary at Wake Forest. (M. E. F.) evening, Mrs. Elizabeth Mur ray, past matron, introduced the Installing officers who were to assist her as follows: Mrs. Christine Hopkins, past matron, as Installing marshal); Mr. Ralph Bunn, past patron as Installing chaplain; Mrs. Cleo Perry, past matron, as in stalling organist. The Hall was beautifully de corated with flowering crab and white splrea. In an Impressive ceremony the following were Installed: Worthy Matron, Eva Richards; Worthy Patron, Albert Pulley; Associate Matron, Mozelle Flood; Associate Patron Willie B. Hopkins; Treasurer, Chris tine Hopkins; Secretary, Mary Bunn; Conductress, JeanRlch ardson; AssoclateConductress, Aldona Pate; Chaplain, Blonnle Corbltt; Marshall, Vera Rhodes; Organist, Inez McNabb; Adah; RellaPrlvette; Ruth, Judy Cunningham; Phyllss Glbbs; Martha, Repsle Pearce; Elec ta, Gladys Bobbltt; Warder Pauline Tant; Sentinel, Roger Baler. After the officers were prop erly Installed, a beautiful solo "How Great Thou Art" was rendered by- Mrs. Carl Pearce. The dedicatory prayer was lead by Ralph Bunn. The cere mony closed with the singing of "Blest Be the Tie That Binds" by the group. The M lzpah bene diction was given In unison. Everyone was Invited down stairs for a social hour and to partake of delicious refresh ments. (J.D. W.) BOATS BOATS BOATS 8 FT. - 10 FT. - 12 FT. - 14 FT. PLYWOOD AND FIBERGLASS COMPLETE LINE OF FISHING TACKLE WE TRADE RODS & REELS SEE: J. W. 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