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College Art News * A one-man show of the work of Reuben Cannady, Franklin , County native and graduate of franklmton High School, will be on display from December 1-16, In the college gallery. Mr. C annady attended Lou is burg College and Richmond Professional Institute where he received a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree He has exhibited at The Baltimore Museum of Art,, Virginia Museum of Art, North Carolina Museum at Art, University of North Caro lina, The Gallery, In Anro polls, Maryland and at the Jewish Community Center In Baltimore, Maryland. He is currently exhibiting at the Peale Museum in Baltimore (a ' jufrlHl show) and at the Academy of Art at E is tor., Maryland Reuben is also Art t Ir.-tr ?-! at Northeast High Schorl, Maryland, Second Vice-President of Maryland State Federation of Arts, Art Counselor for the State of Maryland (Art Education), and preparlnc for another show in April In Baltimore. The collector will find loth* Cannady show about any thing he desires. There are bril liant oils, peaceful water color^, still-life In acrylics, abstract designs and realistic paintings. Also, by request, a second ' Exhibition of Mechanical Coin Banks There are 24 banks In this Exhibition which Is lent by the North Carolina Museum of Art In . Raleigh- These will be on display . through December 16. Gallery Hours; 10 - I, 3 - 5 Church Notices St Paul's Episcopal 2nd Sunday u> Advert 10:00 a. m. Church School, Adult and Teer. Bible Class** 11 M> a. m Hnljr Conmualoc and S*rthon, Service broad cast on WYRN Corporate for Man and Boys Nursery avail able Acolyte: Jo* Webb Altar Committee: Miss Eliza beth Johnson, Miss Adelaide Johnson 5:00 p. m Episcopal Young Churchmen Wednesday 5:30 p. m. Canterbury Club (KM p. m Choir Rehearsal Louisburg Baptist Sunday 9:49 ""a. m. Church School, Mr M E. Smith, Superinten dent _ 5:45-12:00 p. m. Nursery for pre -school children 11:00 a. m Church at Wor ship, R*v A. S. Tomllnson, Pastor, S*rmon '* Jjst Another Baby?" 6:30 p. m- Training Union, Mr C. C. Watklas, Director 7:45 p. m. Evening Worship, The Ordinance of Baptism will be administered. Sermon, "A Sign of Beginning to Become" Monday , 10:30 a. m We*k o I Prayer Service for Foreign Missions 7:30 p. m "M" Sight at the Flat Rock Baptist Church Tuesday 7:30 p. m. Week of Prayer Service Wednesday 7:00 p. m. Week of Prayer dally. 3 - ? Sunday. Closed on Saturday. S<nM 1:30 p. m. Senior Choir Re hearsal Thursday 10:30 a. m WHt of Pr?yM Seme* Friday 1:30 p m Week of Prayer ! Service Loutsburg Methodist Sunday 9:45 a. ra Sunday School U.-00 a. m "I Wonder as I Wander' 2 .-00 p. m Practice of all choirs 5:30 p m. M. Y. F. Monday 1:30 p. m. WesleyanServlce Guild 8:00 p. m. Maude McKlnne Circle Tuesday 10:00 a. m Oulda Fer^erson Circle 10:00 a. m. Evelyn Smith-" wick Circle Wednesday &:00 a- m Our Croup of the ? Twelve 2:40 p. m Cherub Choir 3:45 p. m Junior Choir 1:30 p. nj. Senior Choir : 1:30 p. m Boy Scouts of America 1:30 p. m Commission on Education 1:30 p. m. Mary Burt Person Circle St. Delight Baptist Sunday : 10:00 a.m. Sunday School, Talmadfe Best, Superin tendent. 11. 00 a.m. Rev. Ronald Creech. REVIVAL? Revival will end on Sunday nlfht, December 4, 1?66 Pray thai Cod will send us a creat revival. SHOP WHERE THE SELECTION IS GIFTS FROM $1.00 UP most cherished , gift on the tree! ? ^ /-yx*. /u^/z_ -ro/\/i Among th* world s fin* watches, a Hamilton it prizi mod for ita peerless quality, dramatic styling a dependable accuracy. Choose the gift of pnd* and plaatura ? from our wid* rang* of newest Hamilton , styles at easy to giv* prices 4< lew u (Jiff , U?e evr foy-sfcay plan ? budget payments * AUCKICAN C LA SMC T " 0 BOATSWAIN HI. ~ mso WaattM.DfOOf' IMH a CMAKU an, 4 doJiondi E JOAN. tAttfi f.n.th *V ( $150 SM 50 C AMMICAN CLASSIC "N" f GCMINI II, Xactrk US ?IJ? a. OATILINC A- 9*4, CA IvndAr Automatic. W*?lh?rproOf.*lS9 50 RkYNOrS WHOLESALE t RETAIL JEWELRY CO. (A Branch Of Raleigh Wholesale Jewelry Co.) Louisburg, N. C. OPE>KVER)MIITn>M|ALEjGIUjX??P^AT^^UN. Cotton Producers To Hold Two Votes Frankly County cottoa pro ducers will be given an oppor tunity to participate In two *?17 important cotton refer endum! by mall between Dec ember J and 8, lite Pro ducers will be asked to cast their vote to determine 11 marketing quotas will be In effect on the 1967 cotton crop. A "yes" vote will mean that there will be diversion.- price support payments, and price support loans for those who participate In the 1*67 Domes tic Allotment Program. If the referendum is defeated, there will be no quotas, no diversion or price support pay meat ami price support loans will be available at SO* at parity tor those who plant within their allotment. Producers will also be asked to decide 11 they want to be assessed fl 00 on each bole of cotton produced to be used for cotton research am] pro motion purposes. BaHot^ for both referendums will be mailed to all known eligible voters on Friday. December 2. 19M. Each pro ducer receiving ballots are strongly urged to read care fully the instructions for the preparation of ballots aad re turn them to the county ASCS office not later than December 9, 1966. I is most important that the certification on the reverse side of the envelope addressed to the county office be signed In order that the marketing quota ballot can be counted. Producers having questions concerning the preparation and return of ballots should contact their local community ASC committeeman or the County ASCS Office The Secretary of Agriculture has announced that the 1967 rutin? 1 Quota ob Plae-Cured tobacco will b( 1126 million pounds. Tobacco producers can aspect their tana's norm al yield per acre to be slight ly reduced because of the yield factor at .9316. Several producers visited the county office on November a, 1MT, and ntiiltlit CAP agreement* totalling approsl mately (71,000. R appears now that funds will be limit ed and the county committee may not be able to approve all at the requests that are bring accepted. There's Still Time "Why are you so sure there UKUtooa Mars?" ??W?U, for one thine, they . have never asked the United States tor a loan." More Troublesome "Every dog has Its day," a novelist reminds as. This doesn't troutrte as nearly so much as the tact that cats Insist on harlot the nights. The Reason "My clothes didn't look so good this mornlnf. The boy left them on the floor. " ' ' Dldnt he pick them up tor you?" 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