Lions Club Horse Show Draws Crowds
Sfoff Photo*
by Clint Fullo*
Miss Lynn Patterson, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. B. L. Patterson, Is shown above In Satur
day's Horse Show. Lynn won first place award In a later event.
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The Loulsburg Lions staged
their first annual horse show
here Saturday afternoon and
night, with what was described
as very successful results.
Large crowds gathered at the
county fairgrounds for both
sessions.
Leading the list of top place
winners was Number 14,
"Whlmpy," owned and ridden
by Ralph Coley, Rt. 3 Hen
derson. Coley carried off
four top awards. Following
close behind with three first
place finishes was Number
38, "Cracker Jack," ridden
by D.N. Tucker and owned by
Paul Ladd of Durham. Four
horses won two first place
awards. These Included,
Number 16, "Baskum Bar
ney", owned by W.J. Wilson
of Warrenton; Number 3,
"Magohony contract," ridden
by Nell Lee of Loulsburg and
owned by Meredith College;
Number 31, "Knagroo Kur
ky," owned and ridden by Jean
Evans of FrankUnton; Number
45, "Gambler's Go Bay",
ridden by Floyd Farrlngton
and owned by Mrs. Marie Ed
dins of Zebulon.
Lynn Patterson of Loulsburg
won first place riding Number
13, "Cookie" in the Local
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Miss Martha Lou Leonard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Q. S.
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the Lions Club Horse Show staged here Saturday.
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Pleasure Class.
There were 34 listed classes
most with several entries.
The show drew horse enthus
iasts from a number of comm
unities throughout this part to
the state. Some members of
the local Lions Club Indicated
that the project might become
an annual event.
Proceeds of the gate and en
tries and concessions, after
expenses will go to aid the
Lions Club In Its work In
helping the blind.
M.G. (Monk) Wilder was
General Chairman of th?
project for the local club and
G.M. (Buddy) Bfam Is club
president. C.T. Dean was
ringmaster for the event and
Ernest Bowers of Norwood,
N.C. was Judge.
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Slow Pitch Softball League Formed
The Franklin County Slow
Pitch League announced Its
start today with a full schedule
of games on tap for tonight.
The season, with Its 21
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Dividend
A cash dividend of 20 cents
per share, payable on June IS,
1967 to shareholders of record
on May 31, 1967, has been
declared by the Board of Di
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and Trust Company, with ad
ministrative offices In Whlte
vllle, according to Lawrence
R, Bowers, president.
! The bank has 454,680 shares
of stock outstanding, which
makes the cash dividend dis
bursement for the current
quarter total 190,936.
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Miss Nell Lee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Umphrey Lee of
Loulsburg, is shown above In Saturday's Lions Club Horse
Show here. Nell won first place In the event picture*} above.
games schedule, will open to
night at 7:30 p.m. with two
games to be played, both In
Loulsburg and Frankllnton.
the league has eight mem
bers as before, but with one
new member, the Dean Farm's
team, which we welcome and
the adding of an old team that
Is back with us, the Loulsburg
Teenagers.
The league is' comprised of
Hp Eastern division with the
home games In Loulsburg and
they are as follows: Loulsburg
Police, 8; Loulsburg Teens, 7;
Centervllle, 5; Ingleslde, 8;
In the Western division there
are as follows: Frankllnton
Fabrics, 1; Frankllnton Po
lice, 3; independants, 2; and
Dean Farms. 4:
The first sei ui ??...?.>
havt Frankllnton Fabric* v? *
Independants and Frankllnton
Police vs Dean Farms Tues
day at Frankllnton; and Cen
tervllle vs Ingleslde and
Loulsburg Teens vs Louls
burg Police Tuesday at Louis- -
burg. ti
Thursday It will be Dean
Farms vs Frankllnton Fab
rics and Independants vs
Frankllnton Police at Frank
llnton; and Loulsburg Police
vs Centervllle and Ingleslde
vs Loulsburg Teens at Louls
burg. j
Again as last year, the games
are free of charge and the
public Is Invited to all the
games played. . .
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