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Business Faculty Attends Raleigh Education Night Mrs. John Pernell and Misses Rachael Modlin and Adelaide Johnson, of the Business De partment faculty of Loulsburg College, were among the guests attending the Annual Education Night meeting of the Raleigh Chapter of the Administrative Management Society held at the Occidental Life Insurance Com pany building in Raleigh Tues day evening. After a delicious buffet dinner, served in Occidental's cafe teria, a panel program was presented. This program was planned to provide an oppor tunity for communication and understanding among business teachers and businessmen in the Raleigh area. The panef theme was "How Have the Challenges of Change in the \Vorld of Work Affected Today's Office Worker?" Miss Macil Via, State Super visor of Business and Office Education, served as panel umoderator. She also took part in the panel presentation, sub- i SB5E? ? Sheetrock ? Lumber ? Shingles ? Insulation ? Paint ? Moulding ? Aluminum Screens ? Wollboard ? Ceiling Board ? Windows ? Flooring o Doors ? Plywood ? Roofing & Siding i WILSON BUILDING SUPPLY fRiver Road ' Louisburg, N. C. stltuting for Mrs. Ann Ethe ridge, President of the Raleigh Chapter of NatlonalSecretarles Association^ The panel topic for Mrs. Ether idge was "The Value of* Having a C. P. S. (Cer tified Public Secretary), or Preparing for C. P. S. Exam, in Helping the Secretary Adapt to Changes in the World of Work." Others taking part in the panel discussion were Mr. Elton Parker, Regional Personnel and Public Relations Manager, Na tionwide Insurance Co., whose topic was "Changes in Needs and Qualifications of Office Workers"; Mr. Robert W. Carey, Manager of Employment and Placement, I. B. M., talking on the subject, 14 The I. B. M. Search for Clerical Personnel? What They Needed and What They Found," referring to the Raleigh I. B. M installations; and Mr. "John B. Fleming. Man ager Employ meujt Security Commissioner of~North Caro lina, who listed "Specific Re quirements of Raleigh Em ployers." A lively question, and answer session closed the evening's ac tivities. Notice The Annual Social for the Epsom Evening Class of Adult Farmers will be held at Epsom High School Monday, March 28, at 6:30 p.m. The menu is as follows: Bar becued Pork &nd Barbecued Chicken, Brunswick Stew, Pie, Slaw, Pickles and Cold Drink. Carry-out plates will be avail able at the Fire Station from 5 to 7 p.m. Proceeds will be donated to the Epsom Fire Dept. fashion opening . A beautiful Easter is on its way, and the beautiful beginning is here, in our Easter Fashion Opening. See, select your dpparel and accents! \ 3-PIECE suit has raw-silk look $29 99 TUNIC coat fops slender dress $29 99 WHITE accents our wool coat $24 99 FLA ID suit lies easy-fit jacket $14 99 WALKING suit, double buttoned . $34 99 JEWELRY lor ???fer el?gonce. $1 00 up SCARVES, solids ond potternj $1 00 op HATS $3 99 ?o $15 99 GLOVES, leother or fabric. SI 19 to $9 00 HANDBAGS in fa vorite (Hopes. $2.99 *o $23 99 HosteftY---. -TT-.tr tott.es IN COOPERATION WITH OTHER LOCAL MERCHANTS WE VyiLL CLOSE EACH WEDNESDAY nv 12:30 P.M. irTTTnim Franklin Mem. Hospital Notes The following were patients In the hospital Thursday morn ing: WHITE PATIENTS Benjamin Smith ATford, Jr., Bunn, Pauline B. Alford, Louis burg; Victoria A.. Allen, Louis burgj Ada B. Black, Louisburg; Edward Dale Bryant. Warren ton, Jewel Burnette, Louisburg; DurwoodC. Carter, Louisburg; Idaiene C. Champion, Louis burg; Addie Collins, Louisburg, Annie Conyers, Franklinton, Gertie Conyers, Louisburg, John 6eal, Franklinton; Billie Denton, Louisburg; Marie Den ton, Louisburg; Earlene Ed- i wards, .Louisburg, Dixie Gray, Frailer, Louisburg; John El- i mei* Graham, Franklint-on, Arch Green, Louisburg; Edgar Gup ton, Louisburg, Maude Hale, Louisburg; Lynne M. Hall, Louisburg; John H. Hodges, Louisburg; Earle Hoxie, Louis- 1 burg; -V*vian B. Joyner, Louis burg, Ruby Lanier, Louisburg, V. E. Osborne, Louisburg, Elie Pearce, Zebulon; Lillie J Perry, Louisburg; Louise J. Perry, Louisburg; Will B. Preddy, Louisburg; Hattie S. Raynor, Louisburg; Ruby L. Shearin, Louisburg; Ina P. Sledge, Louisburg; Hubert A.l Smith, Louisburg; Zonte A. Tant, Bunn; James Allison Tay lor, Franklinton; Charles Col son Wester, Louisburg; Frankie Wester, Louisburg; Thomas Wheless, Louisburg; Albert WilSon, Louisburg; COLORED PATIENTS Cleoza Allen, Louisburg, Beulah Mae Brodle, Franklin ton; Eugene Foster, Louisburg; Patricia Harris, Louisburg; Sherry Anita Jones, Louisburg; Jewel Lee Perry, Louisburg; Cora Thorpe, pendei;son; Wil liam Lee Wyche, Youngsville; Bessie Lewis, Louisburg. I DEATHS | MRS. K. P. CHAMPION Mrs Kathleen Perry Cham pion died Wednesday. Funeral, services were held at Louis burg Baptist Church at 3 p.m. today, conducted by the Rev. Aubrey S. Tomlinson. Burial was at Oakwood Cemetery. Mrs Champion was a kinder garten teacher here for a num ber of years. Surviving are her husband, George Champion, Jr., two daughters, Mrs. Betsy O'Neal Dowdy, of Greenville, and Kathy O'Neal, of the home; three sons, Howard O'Neal, of Atlanta, Ga., and Billy O'Neal and Wayne Champion, both of the home, and one "brother, H. E. Perry, Jr., of Roseville. JG6EPH B. PERRY Joseph Boycl Perry, 29, died Tuesday in Richmond, Va. He was a native of Franklin Coun ty Funeral services were held at Duke Memorial Baptist Church at 3 p.m. Thursday, conducted by the Rev\ Cumbee and the Rev. Bircham, both of Richmond, Va. Burial Was at the church cemetery. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Peggy Boone Perry; one daugh ter, Donna Perry, of the ho?pe\ one son, Kendall Perry, of the home; his parents , . Mr "and Mrs. Joseph A. Perry, of Louisburg and one sister, Mrs. Howard Cardin, of Justice. MRS. MARY GC6WICK Frankllnton ? Mrsf Mary (Mollle) Goswlck, 92, of Rt. 2, Frankllnton died Wednesday at the home of her nlere, Mrs. Liza Satterwhlte. She was a native of Franklin- County and a member of Oak Level Chrl> tlan Church. Surviving are three sons, Charles M. Goswlck of Wil mington, Carl R. Goswlck of. Durham and Robert L. (Jack) Goswlck of Hillsborough; two daughters, Mrs. Lucille Wilder of Frankllnton and Mrs Mildred Burch of IXirham;and 12 grand children. MRS. WALTER L. HOUSE Loulsburg-- Mrs. Walter L. House, 65, died Tuesday Fuh eral services will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at the Lan ?ral service* were Held at 2 p.m. today at the Lancaster Funeral Chapels The Rev. Aubrey Tomllnsen officiated. Burial was at Oakwood Ceme tery. Surviving are one daugh ter, Mrs. Margaret H. Jones, of Gaorge, one step-daughter, Mrs. Josephine Harris, of Loulsburg, one son, Douglas "House, of Loulsburg; three Stepsons, Allen House, of Levlt town, Pa., W. L. House, Jr., of Pensacola, Fla., and Ernest P. House, of Beaufort, and sev en grandchildren. ftla'Uin Wzll Qampxiny WELL BORING - DEEP ELL DRILLING * WARRENTON N v.~ // v// a D.n n. siurtiH uw N 2ENSE NO 2 DAY: 257-36*1 MANLEY S MARTIN SIGHT >257-3392 Franklinton Mr and Mrs. Albert Perry 1 and son, Jimmy, of Wake Fore> t , visited 5-lrs. Peggy Perry Tiies- , 'day in Franklinton Mr. F. H Watson is a pa tie tit at Mary El'.zat'eth Hospital- in Raleigh Mj.?W,.a. Shearon Is a pa iient at Duke Hospital tn Dur ham. EXPERT RADIO AND TV SERVICE SEE WILLIAMS T V. SERVICE ?511 EAST GREEN ST. FRANKLINTON, N. C. E l \ IS \\ ll.LIAMSj Mgr. JOHNMh CAl'DLE, Asst. Mgr. PHONE 494-7905 (sem i, ( n radio, TfAXD u I snhll appliances, AJfTENN K REPAIRING AND 1NSTAI L ATION) Mr- Marvin:* Kt? it?i of High Point has rot'.rned home :i(ter ? ? ? : parents, .Hr^ an . Mrs F. H. Watson. HALF PICNIC 1 SLICED 470 Lb. TRYON BACON "57 ( pound^J m . _j_ CUBE STEAK HONEYCUtT SLICED POUND tCHl %J | SKINLESS PURt PORK FRANKS SAUSAGE 3 Lbs 1.18 POUND 47< - HENS 241 PALMETTO LITTLE PRINCESS jm GARDEN PEAS5 FRYERS ?29* PEflCHES4Jy BISCUITS Cans PILLSBURY HARTNtSS CHOICE FLOUR JO 79* A TOMATOES 0 303 CANS 890 , Jewel L?shorten.n<: Lb. CAH ? 0 LIMIT ONE i'lTH ' $5.00 FOOD ORDER ONIONS 3 u* 25(1 ORANGES DOZEN APPLES 4 ? 39 1 FRESH RIPE ITOMATOES 10
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