Eastern Star Officers
Eastern Star 'Chapter 288 of
ficers, who were installed Mon
day evening in Franklinton, arej
pictured above. t
OES 288 Installs Officers
(Frk. B. W.) Mrs. Estelle
Joyner of Loulsburg installed
the following officers of Chapter
No. 288 Order of the Eastern
Star Monday evening In Frank
llnton: Miss Myrtle Holmes,
Worthy Matron; Arnold Rob
erts, Worthy Patron;
Mrs. Loulne Moore, associate
Matron; R. W. Moore, associate
Patron; Mrs. RuthSawyer, sec
retary; Mrs. Eleanor Eaton,
treasurer; Mrs. Joyce Roberts,
conductress; Mrs. Margaret
Laughter, associate conduct
ress; Mrs. Mamie Fuller, chap
lain; Mrs. Mary E. Stone, mar
shall.
Mrs. Dorothy Shearon, organ
ist; Mrs. Eleanor Bragg, Adah;
Mrs. Electa Hardy, Ruth; Miss
Inez Fuller, Esther; Mrs. Mary
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Conyers, Martha; Mrs. Annie
Brown, Electa; J. A. Sandling,
Jr., Warder, and B. L. Bragg,
sentinel.
Other installing officers were
Mesdarnes Alice Godfrey,
Marian Sykes, Dorothy Ches
son, Kathryn West, allof Louts
burg, and Grady Carrlker of
Klttrell.
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Brandywine Singers To Appear
The Brandywine Singers, Ave '
young graduates of the Univer
sity of New Hampshire, will
appear here In concert Tuesday,
April 14, at 8:00 p. m. In the
College Auditorium.
Currently on a. southern tour,
these talented young folkslngers
have recently appeared at Dart
mouth, Boston, Tufts, Smith,
Harvard, Yale, Amherst, Rad
cllffe, and most all the major
colleges and universities along
the eastern United States. They
have performed at man/ music
festivals, music theaters, and
toured four weeks with the
Johnny Mathls Show. Their TV
debut has been with the ABC net
work.
Their origin as a professional
group began on the UNH campus
where twin brothers, Ron and
Rlc Shaw, joined voices and
guitars with fellow students ?
Dave Craig, Fred Corbett, and
Hal Brown.
They have consistently ex
hibited a rare understanding of
the material they present.
Their method of presentation
is different, as well; thelr's
Is a wave of sound In which It Is
almost Impossible to dis
tinguish the separate voices.
But this blend did not happen by
accident, and their patient
efforts at Improving It, in
fluenced their winning first
honors at the Inter-Collegiate
Musical Festival at Williams
port, Pennsylvania last year.
Sponsored by a number of stu
dent organizations at the col
lege, tickets are now on sale
at C & P Music Co., or at the
door.
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Teenage Chat
By Fmye Rudd
Baseball season has begun.
Last week Louisburg High
School played South Granville
at Louisburg College and won
with a score of 15 to 6. They
play Bunn at Bunn Tuesday and
Frankllnton at Frankllnton Fri
day.
There were many happenings
around the state this past week
end. One of these was the State
F. B. L. A. Convention held
in Winston Salem. Those from j
Louisburg High School who went
were Donna Crowder, Sheila
Latta, Becky Perdue, Ford
Perry, Frankie Redmond,
Buddy O'Neal, and Mrs. Arnold,
the sponsor. Donna Crowder
entered the contest for Miss
F. B. L. A. and won third prize
from a group of about thirty
five contestants. What are you
going to do with the prize money,
Donna? Heard a certain three
tried to get it from you Sunday
night. Someone wants to know
how Becky P. liked the pickle.
How about it, Becky? Ford P.,
what was taken from you Friday
night? What would you have
done if you had not found It?
Why did you seem to have the
hives, Buddy O.? From , the
sound of things, you all must
have had a very good time.
Another event this weekend
was the State F. H. A. Conven
tion which was held In Raleigh
Saturday at the Memorial Au
ditorium. Those from Louis
burg attending were Kay Rowe,
Connie Leonard, Patricia Die
kerson, Betty Murphy, Dale
Allen, Nell Strickland, Helen
Bailey, Mrs. B. T. Rowe, Sr.,
and Mrs. Leonard, the sponsor.
The main feature for the morn-j
lng program was Dr. M Irion
Moore from East Carolina Col
lege speaking oi^ Family Living
? Old and Precious Values. A
play on family living was pre
sented In the afternoon.
The Azalea Festival was ano
ther attraction for the weekend.
Others than the members of the
Loulsburg Band, Darrell P.,
Tommy E., Emma Ruth B.,
Jo Ann H., Guy T., Faye R.,
George G., and Bettle and
William R. were seen. Every
one seemed to have a very good
time. The band members said
they are still hoarse from sing
ing all the way home on the bus.
Another attraction was the
Southern Quarter Drag Strip in
Clarkton. Those who went were
Charles Lyle, Jack and Nell
Strickland, Lewis and Barbara
Moore, Gal Jenkins, Eugene
Shearln, and Buddy Beatty. Jack
won F/S with his '60 Chevro
let with a speed of 101/92 miles
per hour and an E.1 T. of 14.02.
He also won B/G with hls'55
Chevy with a speed of 111/62
miles per hour and an E. T. of
13.10/ Congratulations, Jack.
The thought for the day is:
"Observe, without labor, no
thing prospers." ? Condi.
Thanks
We wish to express our
sincere thanks to Dr. Walter
F. Cole, the nurses at Frank
lin Memorial Hospital, and to
our many friends for their kind
ness and expressions of sym
pathy during the illness and
loss of our loved one, Dorothy
Tharrlngton Gupton.
May God's richest blessings
be with you always.
Ben A. Gupton and Daughters
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Tharrlng
ton and Family.
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Hanging Baskets Topic Uf uiud
The April meeting of the
Louisburg GardenClubwas held
at the lovely lake cottage of
Mrs. Marvin Pleasants, on
Thursday, April 2. Mrs. Max
Brown and Mrs. D. L. Perry
were co-hostesses with Mrs.
Pleasants.
After delicious light refresh
ments, the meeting was called
fo order by Mrs. W. H. Allen,
Jr., president. The usual busi
ness agenda followed and then
Mrs. ?. L. Lumpkin Introduced
Mrs. Herbert Scoggin, who gave
a most Interesting talk on the
making and filling of Hanging
Baskets. She suggested using
Rattan, Plastic, Wire, etc.
and flowers that lend them*
selves gracefully to such a
project. She named Geraniums, '
Begonias and Petunias. .
Mrs. L. F. Oxnevad denion- I
strated making a Hanging Bas- lj
ket, lined it with moss*
Woman's Club Sees Slides
(Frk. B. W.) The Home Life
Department of the Frankllnton
Woman's Club was In charge |
of the (program at the monthly '
meeting of the club Thursday
evening at the Community
House.
Miss Frances Wortham Intro- ?
duced Mr. Tommle Stephens, 1
local agriculture teacher, who'
showed colored slides of his
trip to Nova Scotia. The slides '
keplcted the homVs, occupa
tions, recreation, landmarks
and beautiful scenery of the
country.
Mrs. Richard Whitfield recog
nized Dwlght Murray, who
portraVed EdSulllvan In a musi
cal pantomlne. He Introduced
the Frankllnton Beatles: Bren- j
da Webb as John Lennon; Diane j
Henson as Paul McCartney;'
Martha Whitfield as George.
Harrison; Donna Kay Harper as
Rlngo Starr. Barry Burger was
recognized as a raving teen-. '
ager.
Mrs. Raymond Harris pre
sided over the business session
at which time Mrs. Charles
Julian reported on the Beautl
flcatlon Program. The club
voted to have two planters
placed In front of the school.
National Library Week was
announced for April 12-18. The
club, who sponsors the local
library, will observe Open
House on Friday, April 17.
Mrs. Harris was named as
delegate to the state convention
In Greensboro and Mrs. Richard
Whitfield as alternate.
Barbecue Supper
There will be a Barbecue
Supper on Friday, April 10,
1964 from 5 to 8 p.m., In
Youngsville School Cafeteria.
This supper Is sponsored by
the National Guard NCO Club.
Take-Ant plates wilVbe avail
able, ft. . j
The public is Invited to at
tend.
The annual banquet was
announced for May 7 with the
place to be announced later.
The club approved a donation
to the Cancer Drive.
Jonquils and narcissus deco
rated the Community House.
Miss Leah Whitfield was recog
nized as a guest.
ALA Studies
Ecuador
Ecuador, the Pan-American
Study, was explored by Mrs.
James Johnson Friday evening
at the meeting of the Legion
Auxiliary Friday evening In the
home of Miss Elizabeth
Johnson.
Mrs. Johnson described the
geography, climate, cultures
apd educational system of Ecua
dor, a most Interest ing.country.
Following the opening form
alities, Mrs. F. M. Fuller,
president, read communica
tions concerning the District
Meeting in Pine Level April 7
and the sellout of the auxiliary
cookbooks.
Mrs. C. R. Sykes, chairman
of the nominating committee,
announced the following slate
of officers, who will begin ser
vice after the state convention
In June: President, Mrs. Gladys
Perry; Vice-President, Eliza
beth Johnson; Secretary-Trea
surer, Mrs. Vernon Stone and
Mrs. Harold Williams; Chap
lain, Mrs. John Stovall; Ser
geant-at-Arms, Mrs. Nobe
Medlin.
Paulette Mullen and ToniMer
ritt, rising seniors at Loulsburg
School, were chosen as Girls
State Representatives with
Betty Lou Medlin and Trudy
Jones as alternates. Girls
State will be held June 7-13
at W. C.U.N.C., Greensboro.
The hostess, assisted by Mrs.
James Johnson served Queen
Elizabeth's cake and coffee.
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