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Teenage Chat By Mary Ann Flem ng l A# always, the week after apiuals are distributed, L.H.S." ,was a mad scramble of annusl signer^. This year's Circle, under Jane McKlnne and Buddy Stewart as co-editors, was de dicated to Mrs. Jewel Bartho lomew, who has been a special friend to each senior Early Wednesday morning, two busloads of Bunn High Sch ool Seniors ieft for n* trip to Washington anU New York. After having a wonderful' time, they got back to Franklin Coun ty Sunday night. This Friday 'night, these students will have their Junior-Senior. Last week Mrs. Hobgood took a large number of her Intro chiction to Vocations students to Franklinton to see Burlington Industries. A few Hiat went were: Billy Fuller, Crow Pat terson, Douglas Hayes, Mike Wrenn, Rita Patterson, Keith Pe^ry, Johnny Lleml, Betty Jo Tippett, Marilyn Stewart, Anita 'Tillotson, Thomas Wester, Wil bur Moore, Connie Wrenn, Avis Woodlief, Tommy Wrenn, Danny Matthews, Bobby Debnam, and Charlie Griffin. , Thought: "Enemies are only friends who don't . understand us. " * _j . You can make some progress if you will give your attention to self-improvement and let other people do the same. I (BRtiNING) r ONE COAT '? EXTERIOR ACRYLIC HOUSE PAINT LOW LUSTRE MANY COLORS Stays Fresh And Color Fast For Years Longer WILSON BUILDING SUPPLY River Road LOUisburg, N. C. Spiritual Dev. Emphasis Set At Trinity Church For several months the^on gregatiqns of -three rural churahes near Louisburg, have been, searching through prayer and study to come to a better understanding the mining of the church in a contemporary, J rural setting. Eight weeks of study in the i Epistle to the Cphesians help ed to produce and awareness of the Christian layman's respon sibility for the quality of life in his community. It was felt that a need existed for making the Christian message known and applied to all areas of life. In recent days the laity fit the three churches have made visits in the homes making <'OLO|{ PI I. E v t-r? la/.f cotton in a sun-drenched floral print shapes a hand some ensemble for Deborah Bryant Miss America 1JHJ6. Styled by Huco of Califor nia. it includes ;? matching Hajah coat and sleeve'ess skimmer. Ultimates They're married for ? better or for worse. She couldn't do better and he couldn't do worse. FREE! TRACTOR UMBRELLA WITH ANY TIRE PURCHASE DURING THE MONTH OF MAY You II Gel TRACTION # ACTION with USE) TRACTOR TIRES fpsigned for maximum fi^ld traction, nico's 13* st raight frig** 1 urh provide ? more biting edge than the usual curved Plug. You get more dig-in traction ? and more traction action from the two I adjacent over-lapping lugs. K features Include: 1 1.BEA0 TO BEAD TOUGHER / TREAD COMPOUND ' Tr??d and ar* mad* from an !? - pro* ? d iknN, fl*>-roaiatant. cat-, toor- and ? rar-rMiilini tread compound. _2.all nylon body Thr finfV IfmprrH NYLON CORD l?ro *id? (itn tiro atrangth and fUilHlltj -.3.45 BAR LUGS Thaaa ?S? a t ralgMadgo Ufa prorldo ' grantor biting adga than .ordinary rur??d log* A Wo mora o*tr-la? traction from tHo adjoining laga ? 4. SELF CLEANING, STRONGER BARS ~i Soil ia quickly ralenaod in ? aalf-clooning action from tho amooth. opan cantor kotwoon tKa luga Tho battraoaad aid# wall kara aap ply aolld aupport to lar*. Grantor traction and aitra protoction ia naanrod from ilia wall damaga and radial cracking Don't rink rrop Iom from weak and worn out tractor tire,. ror ine nnn. ,n positive traction action *nd hundreds of hours of field performance, put on t pair of IJrtico Rear Tractor Tires. There is a^TIRE for EVERY VEHICLE on the FARM FULL LINE PASSENGER TIRES ALOUISBURG FCX SERVICE , \ PHONE 6Y-6-3366 BICKETT BLVD. LOUISBURG, N. C. REV STUBBLEFIELD ' known their spiritual concern J for the^entire Community. After praying together, study- I ing together, and visiting to gether, the people of the J churches are comlrvg together | next week for a series of ser- j vices planned to encourage- re newed dedication to the mis sion of the church. Leading in the services will be the Kev. Jerry M. Stubblefield of the faculty of Southeastern Baptist! Seminary in Wake Forest. Mr. Stubblefield, a native- of Padu cah, Kentucky, is presently teaching in the Department of Religious Education at the sem-j ,inary. His messages 1 1 cen- \ ter around the fheme, 4 The ChuTch--A New Perspective." An informal discussion period will follow the eight o'clock worship service each evening. : The participating churches aj?d their pastors are: Gorinth Baptist Church, J. Marlon Rec tor; Piney Grove Methodist Church, H. L. Tenney; and Tri nity Methodist Church, Barbee O. Parsons. The. services will . be held in the sanctuary of the Trinit) Church at 8:00 p.m. Monday through Sunday. Trinity is located on highway 401, six v mlies nort)? of Loulsburg. Franklin Mem. Hospital Notes The following were patients in the hospital Thursday morn ing: PATIENTS? Vivian Alston, Loulshtirg; Nannie Loyd Autrey, Lonlshurg; Henry Banks, Jr., Frankllnton; Neva Beddlngfteld, Rocky Mount; Mattie Birchetb , Loulsburg; Viola Bullock, Louis burg; Peggy Lou Bunn, Louisburg; Dudley Carter, Loulsburg , Bettie Collins, Lorrisburg; James . G. Debnam, Frankllnton; Flora Dellart, Loulsburg; Billie Denton, Louisburg; Sarah Eakes, bouls burg; Carnetie M. Edwards, Loulsburg; Wallace Edwards, Henderson; Eugene Foster, Louisburg; Veil Harris Fret man, Loulsburg; James Gu pton, Louisburg, Dorothy Lindsey Harris, Castalia, Judith An: Hill, Louisburg; Derry William Holf, Loulsburg; Eunice Macon Horton, Louisburg; Cornelia Johnson, Louisburg;* Vivian b. Joyner, Loulsburg; Clinton B. Kennedy, Louisburg; Hugh Leo nard, I <?ii* bxn , Ra> h?*l M.t - con, Louisburg.; Essie May, Frankllnton, Reynold Meeker, Butner; Mamie Andrews Moort, Youngsvllle, Hugh Moseley, Warrentrtn; Fannie MunfonJ, Louisburg, Hattie Murray, Loulsburg, Lillie J. Perry, Loulsburg, Louise\ J. Perry, Louisburg; Mary Bell Perry, Zebulon; -Alice T. Pierce, War renton; Rosa Pittiford, Frank llnton;,. Loree Ratisdell, Louis- 1 burg; William Robert Richards,* Jr., Youn^svjlle; Ella Rost* Sandllng, Creedmore, Delphla Wester, Louisburg; Thomas Wlueless, Louisburg; Ernestine Wilder, Frankllnton. deaths] THEODORE M. HUFF Krankllnton--Theodore Madi son Huff, 56, died Wednesday Mr. Huff was an employee of Sterling Cotton Mill, a vet?r4n of World War II, and "a native of FranMlin County. MRS. MAMIE S. CRAIG Mrs. Mamie S. Craig, 84, mother of Mrs. Richard F. Yarborough, LlbrarUrt* of Loulsburg College, died May 5, at the home, of her older daugh ter, Mrs. E. W. Carlton In Durham. Survlyors are the two daughters and one grand chHd, R. F, Yarborough, Jr. Graveside services will lie conducted at U a.m. Friday, May 9, In the Chapel Hill Ce metery. The family requests that -flowers be omitted. Louisburg College * j May Day Activities Set For Saturday Me'tu K.it'.t : ? . ? Mt*g"Har.i - ltlffti ts : r'ou selCM li ! 1\ ti e stude:: :y .it 1 i:? r; v oll eg? as M .. .( i-. ? ? tO4"^ < ' ? . (> ?? >. Sati:; ia vt Mu'. at :: ? - - Mt'b" S tt'.i' diu vr Mr' Mi J. T. Ha: n: gtj n. Liar.! Wlrtoi . Mj a ? < ? . v . a ;? i Will |)ia> the I : ivefslty 1 N,>rt! Carolina FresliM. en from l!u--| pel Hill. 331: . A ill follov I t? ?? Benjamin N. Duke Coil- 1 I'nion at 5:30 p.m. At i^.n . the May Court will ' t presented to le followed the .1 n.ial May Day Dance. Mis$ Ha r r t neton' sf Court lit* ? t -s \nlitli Parker, daughter V. r and Mrs. .1. Henry Par 1 . Ki College; Susanne L . ! hi: / daughter uf Mr. ? Mi>. \V. B. i aughinghouse,' ivt r ^u\vh nu Franz, daug hter f Mr. and Mrs. H. A. ?1* ' > Jr., Washington, N.C.; > tzamu- Hill, daughter of Mr. and .Mrs. W.W. Hill, Southern Pines; Dune Jones, daughter of Mr. ami Mrs*. T. A. Jones, Durham; Nancy Hobgood, dau ghter of Mr. ? i Mrs. J. G. Hobgood, Ralfrigh; Barbara Temple, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Bernice 1. Temple, Four Cfcks; Bonnie Broughton, dau ghter of Mr and Mrs. . K. Broughton, 'J r ; Norfolk, Virg inia; Linda Barber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Barber, Durham; Pat Foreman, laug hter of Mr. a p.d Mr>. J. T. [Foreman, Moydck; .And Kare-. Knopf, 1 1 ;????? o( Mr. and Mr Kobert H. Knopf, J^artlnsvlll-, Virginia. Mr. and Mr-. NU.holas .M. Perr> f Raleigh announce tl ln t:. 'i a *on, NlaHdklS MM* ??nbvtrg Perry, Jr., on May -i. 191 , !(v\ Hi -I M >1 .In Kaletgt Mr"-. l'err> Is the formti Natrtcy ChMfthi of Loiilslwr;,. iWin 5 IKU ItNUK ? V iXEAKt CUBED T BONE SIRLOIN OAc L, 1J u. SWIM' S J ICW I I, SIIORTIMNG 3 1>B. CAN Limit: One With $5\ Fond Order irfef) PEACHY 3 >":?? 9gc LARD 23 *399 PHILLIPS 4 npx PORK & BEANS I;95c HARTNESS CHOICE |A <f || A FLOUR 10 79c PET PET MILK !? G ?* ? f oVa i i o MllK 14 c?s $|oo jRADE A SMALL BOROENS BISCUITS GARDEN FRESH PRODUCE DAILY
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