To Episcopal Women Sewanee Slides Shown A description and condensed , history of Sewanee, The Unl vefalty of the South, was pro ? sented through the use of slides" and script by Mrs. Douglas House, Secretary of Christian Education, to the women of St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Mon day evening at 7:30 at the par ish house. This being the alma mater of the present rector, the mem bers wexe especially Interested In learning -little-known facts about this outstanding univer sity whose domain comprises around 10,000 acres atop the - Cumberland Plateau In Ten nessee, 2,000 feet above sea level. It Is said that Fulbrlght and Rhodes scholarships andWood roW Wilson fellowships have gone more consistently to Se wanee men than to the gradu ates of. any other school Jn the south. A Ford-sponsored study ratad this university eighteenth among eighteen hundred colle giate Institutions In the United States. Other Interesting fact?~abont Sewanee are the following: The school Is made up of three di visions (1) The College of Arts and Sciences, (2) The Theologi cal Division, and (3) A Military Prep School; fortyj-elght bish ops have come frojli Sewanee; th? principal, founder of this Institution was Leonldas K. Polk, bishop In \he Episcopal Church and lieutenant general. In the Confederate Army, who was bqrn In Raleigh and was directly connected with the Hawkins famllleslln Warren and Franklin Counties. , During the busjlness session of the meeting, presided over by the president, Miss Adelaide Scouts The Frankllnton Boy" Scouts j have completed plans for the . observance of * Boy Scout , Week, February 7-13. The Boy Scouts will wear their uniforms all the. week to church and to school Church bulletins will be .fumlshed^byttTe local troop to Ebenezer Methodist Church. The Church of God and the Frankllnton Methodist Church for SOnday, February 7. Scouts will raise and lower the flag at^chool during the week. Candy will be sold by the local Boy Scouts and Scout master Ernest Privette In or der to add to their Scout Hut funds. Scout leaflets will be distributed. ^ . The public will see a window display of scout activities. Patrol leaders, who were elected in January, are Ever ette Frye and Cliff Williams. Assistant patrol leaders are Tim Leonard and Bobby Ayscue. Johnson, the following were named to the nominating com-? rolUoo U select cirvllflatMS fnr offices for the ,coming year: Mrs. Herbert ' Scoggln, chair man, Mrs. W. J. 'Smith, and Mrs. James Johnson. Named to a committee to de termine allocation of a sum for projects designated as 44 spec ials" were Miss Elizabeth Johnson, chairman, Mrs. Doug las House, and Mrs. HarrellJ. Lewis. Severa) other Items of busi ness were transacted, commit tee reports and announcements made, and a 14 Thank -you" note read from Mrs. W. M. Latta, Hospital but IS now at home at 1109 Raynor Street in Durham, greatly Improved. Franklin Mem. Hospital Notes The following were patients in the hospital Thursday morn ing: WHITE PATIENTS Miss Martha Ann Arr^fd, Louisburg; Mrs. Bessie Lee Baggett, Louisburg;. Mrsv Lil lian Beddingfieldy Spring Hope; Mrs. Lucy Strickland Brown, Frankllnton; Luther Brown, Louisburg; Mrs. Gertie Winston Conyersj Frankllnton; Mrs. Emma Thorne Faulkner, War reriton; Elmo Ballard Crazier, Zebulon; Clarence Nelson Fris ble, Louisburg; William E. Goodwin. Frankllnton; Mrs. Rachel Griffin, Raleigh; Mf-s. Zena Leonard ^Griffin, Pastalia; Hubert L^ee Gupton, Jr., Louisburg; Paul Thomas Gupton, Zebulon; Jkflrs. Eileen j B. Goswick, Louisburg; Tal madge Gupt9n, Castalla; Mrs. Enid Hunt, Louisburg; Charlie Z. Johnson, Louisburg; Mrs. Lois' Journigan, Henderson; William Thomas Ktng^_ Louls t)ui%; Miss Nancy Leonard, Louisburg; John Wayne Mar tin, Louisburg; Mrs. Essie Conyers May, Frankllnton; Mrs. Viola Pernell, Lofilsburg, Joe Perry, Louisburg; Mrs. Pattle Strickland, Louisburg, Mrl Glnsey West, Frankllp ton; T-homas Wheless, Louis burg; Mrs. Aylia Bay ne Wynne, Louisburg; Alex Wood^ Louis burg; COLORED PATIENTS Pattle Bullock, Louisburg; Gloria Jean Collins, Louisburg; William Fogg, Frankllnton; Eu gene Foster, Lt>ulsburg; Betty Jean Johnson, Louisburg; Bes sie Palmer, Louisburg; Wallace Richardson, Holllster; Mattie Tucker, Louisburg; Luvenla Williamson, Louisburg. WE BUILD PONDS AND CLEAR LAND. ALSO EQUIPPED TO HANDLE ALL PULPWOOD AND TIMBER. ; SEE US FOR FREE ESTIMATION LOUIS DORSEY CALL FRANKLINTON, N. C. 494-2435 OR CALL L0UISBUR6, 496-4432 Engagement Announced ?J- , ?- . I ? Miss Jewel ' Elizabeth Cromer's engage in ept to Thomas Allchr Pa'tterston is an nounced* by her parents, Mr, And Mrs. Willie Frederick Cromer of Houtfc- 4, Kln ardg^. S. C, Mr Patterson is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs, Duncan James Pat terson of Brwin, WrC., and Is Dean of Stu dents at Lo"uls.burg College. The wedding will be solemnized Saturday, June 5, 1965 at the Chapel of First Presbyterian Church, Greensboro, N, C. 1 1 ' ?"! RYERS ^270 m NICE LEAN & TENDER AAi CHUCK ROAST J9C NICE LEAN Rllf STEW 3 1. 08 FAMILY SIZE WESSON OIL 690 "BIG SHOT ?? LARGE bomb -."INSTANT MIXING CHOCOLATE eat SYRUP' c.. D9* BETTER \IaLUE MILK 3;a 39Q NESCAFE COFFEE / 10 0 z. JAR WYNNE'S SUPER MARKET Open Til 10 P.M. 6 Days A Week We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities. Free^elivef^ Teenage Chat By Jean Zealand Let's see that's .'.been going on In Youngsvllle recently. Al thbugh tjie news Is a little late In reaching us, congratulations to Jackie Stewart who was ch'os en Miss Phantom of Yoifhgsvllle High Scfiool. The runners-up were as follows: 1st, Kathle Brown; 2nd, Susan Lyles; 3rd, Sara Wall, and 4th, Ellen White. These girls were Judged by a fraternity of State College. Congratulations to a)l of you! The Junior Clasp of Youngs vUle got their class rings last week and the Junior Class of Loulsburg received theirs this week. If you see anyojie who appears to have a broken finger don't worry. Just admire their class ring and everything will be fine. * > - a Congratulations to "Phillip White ' of Youngsvllle atod Lyndell Baker of Wake Foreat on their recent marriage. B#st\ wlsfees to both of ydu. "-tavltatlons were extended last week to the following students of Franklinton Htgh^School to be come members of the Beta'Club: Margaret Weston, Kay Watson,. Harriet Hlght, Sandra Echols, John Dement, Barry Mangunt, and John Wheelous, all of the Sophomore Class, and Bren da Radford of the Senior Class. Good work, st,Udents! Congratul ations to all ol you! Among ttye girls participating in the Homecoming Court of the college %re two locaj girls ? Winnie Murphy and Carol Dfe-* ment. We are. very proud of these girls and wish them ^the bestjQfiyck. \ Joe Webb has received an ap polntment to the U. S. Coast Guard Academy by Congress man L. H. Foujitaln. fcficework," Joe! Good luck! * '? Thought for the day:. ^Ex ample Is the school (^man kind; they will learn at no other." -^kirke,. Birth Mr. and Mrs. Forest C. Harper, Jr., of.loulsburg an nounce the .birth of a daughter, weighing 7 1/2 pounds, .gt Mary Elizabeth Hospital In Raleigh early this morning. Mrs. Hu> per Is the former Betty Jean Gilliam of Rt. 2, Loulsburg THE MIKE HIGHT SHOW Monday-Friday 12 Noon-1 P M On t WI2S 1450 On-Your Henderson Dial 4000 WatttS Wizzzzzz. . The Best T^ere Is Invitation ? Mr and Mrs. William Mar shall Baker request the honor of your presence at the mar riage of tfieir daughter, Wiila Kay e, to Njr Roger Perry Har ris i.in SatMPday ?*xth of February nineteen hundred and sixty-five at tfalf after four o'clock ln the afternoon, Maple Springs Baptist Church, Louis burg, North Carolina. There->uill b?r a reception im mediately ? following the cere mony at the home of Colonel' and Mrs. Edgerton Lynn Watson * All friends, and relatives ar? Invited. ' Methodist : Girelesfleet The Evelyn Smithwick Circle met Tuesday morhingL Feb ruary 2, at the home of Mrs. Hugh- Wtlsoft on John Street. Mrs. B. L. Patterson was in charge of the program and gave an informative talk oh "The Women of the Phlllipines, Bel gium Congo, and Malaysia." Mrs. M. M. Person, 'Jr., Chairman, presided over a short business session. Refreshments were served to the following members: Mes dames H, H. Steelrnan, R.' A. Bailey,. F.' JW/ fuller, B. L. Patterson, jJ&I. M Person, Jr., M. M. Person, Sr. .^rch1 Wil son, Kelly Wilson, Jr., and Hugh Perny Mrs. B L. Patterson, closed the meeting with prayer The Oulda Furgurson CiccLe m?t with Mrs. Charles Davis Tuesday moaning, February 2, at ten o'clock. Upon arrival the hostess served delicious cake and coffee to the follow ing members:1* ^lesdai^es J. W. Mann, Humphrey l^ee, C. H Trotter, H. H. Hobgood, J. B. Hlght, Charles Alderman, Mar vin PleaSants, C.^M. Howard, J. -A. Hodges and Archie Lee. Mrs. C. M. Howard was in charge of the program, which consisted of -a grou^ discission on the topic ^ Methodist Wom en's Work, In New Nations." Participating in the gro*p dis cussion were: MesBames J. W Mann, J. A. Hodges,,, Umphrey Lee, Charles Alderman and Ar chie Lee. , The meetrtET was closed with prayer. 1 SO NCR A CASH On* January 31, 1965 Sondra Cash, a sophomore Voice ma c'.irphn.i iH'llege, was inl.t iateii Into the Beta Psi Chapter of Sigma,' Xlpha JOta. Sigma Alpha* lota is a profes sional fraternity for womeg In the .field of music. A "B" average In music Is, necessary for membership. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Graham K. Cash of Frankllnton. \ Mrs. Whitfield Speaks (Frk B. W.) Mrs. Richard Whitfield was the guest speaker at the February monthly meet ing of the Frankllnton Chapter of the Future Home makers of America. She used her topic "The Role Womeb Can and Should Play in Community Affairs." Elaine Smith presided over the meeting. * Rock Springs Mrs. Curt Hedrlck spent last week In St. Petersburg, Florida, visiting her sister, Mrs. Mae Walters. Ml-ss Leah Whitfield (ft Sails bury tfislted her parents, Mr. and Mrs, J. E < Whitfield, dur ing the weekend; Barney Roberts, Jr., remains in a critical condition at Rex Hospital Louisburg Mr. and Mrs. Joe Debnamand children, Cindy, Scott and Julie, spent thfe. weekend in Raleigh with Mr. and Mrs. Oil Gon zalez. Boardriig Home Members Entertained ? ? The members of the Benja min Franklin Boarding Home, all gathered In the lounge Jan uary 28 for their monthly meet ing, sponsored by the Louls burg Garden Club. Mrs. H. M Stovgll, Mrs. W. W. Thayer ami Mrs. E.' G. Griffin were host esses. Ice cream and cake were served as each resident was given a cutout of a bird. Those having the "lucky" birds were given door prizes. Mrs. Doyle Medder* was in of tht' program and played, musical bingo with all of the members present participating. \ This 'was a most happy after noon for all attending and th6y adjourned looking forward to the February "meeting. Franklinton Mtss Kay .Edwards has re turned home from Rex Hospital. Mrs. Alice Card, who is In Miami,., has' been SJlck wlthfa m lid- case of pneumonia. >V ? , Mrs. Mary McGrew apd Vir ginia of Chase City, Va., spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ward. _ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ward were dinner guests bf Mr. and Mrs. Charles Floyd of Raleigh on Tuesday night. Mr and Mrs. ""Robert Ward^ Mrs. ' Pauline Arnold of Yourigsvllle and Mrs.., Carrie Martin of Zebulon visited Mrs. Hallle Knight In a hospital In Lumberton last week. Mrs. Estes Entertains (Frk B. W.) Mrs. Vance Es tps entertained Tier bridge club on Thursday evening. Her home was decorated with permanent arrangements. Mrs T. H. Pearce received high score prize for club while second high went to Mrs. B. N. Williamson, Jr. Mrs. Charlie Hlght," Jr., was thfc recipient of guest high. Assisted by Mrs. Bettle Ar-, nold and Mrs. Hlght, the host ess* served lime Jello salad, cheese biscuits, stuffed dates, crackers and coffee, f ? ? Mrs. T. J. McGhee was the iithpr special guest, ? Franklinton \ Lions See Cancer Film (Frk. B.*W. ) The Franklinton Lions Club met at the Commu nity House on Monday evening with Lion G. M. Ledford pre siding., ' , A final report on the Calendar Drive was given by Lion Rich ard Gollghtly. Mrs. Julia . Car.r, President of the Franklin County Cancer Society, was' recognized. She showed the film, "The Million Clift>." The- film emphasized the fact that one million people are living after being cured of cancer. The local Lions were encour aged to go to the Caneer* De tection Clinic In Loulsburg. Some people seem to go to seefl mentally before they have reached physical maturity. * fpotl to svif your mood FRESH COOKED PIG AND CHICKEN BAR-B-QUE sUppers and plates available BEA'S PLACE BUNN, N. C. ' GY6-5286 PICK A WAY TO KICK UP YOUR HIEIS *65 Belvedere Swingingest'ever! '65 Valiant Best compact' fiyer ! '65 Barracuda Most' sensational ever! ' .X ' Y. '65 Fury Biggest ever! KICK...QUICK! It's the fastest-growing, kick around! \ "?>/ GIT ON THE KICK AT PLYMOUTHLAND! ^S!9!?IS v LOUISBURG MOTORS 609 North Bickett Blvd. Lbuisburg, N. C. De?l?r License No. 3721 \ I

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