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Receives A. F. Commendation Medal VALD06TA, Ga. ? Staff Ser geant Thomas H. Stalllngs, son at Mr. and Mrs. Floyd E. Stalling! Of Route 1, Zebulon, N. C., has received the U. S. Air Force Commendation Me dal at Moody AFB, Ga. Sergeant Stalling* was de corated tor meritorious achievement as a supply in ventory specialist at Tan Son Nhut AB, Vietnam. He was cited tor his professional skill, knowledge and leader ship which aided Immea surably to the successful ac complishment of his squa dron's mission. He is now at Moody as a member of the Air Training Command which conducts the educational programs neces sary to provide skilled filers and technicians for the aero space force. The sergeant Is a graduate of Bunn High School. His wife, Patricia, Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Kelly of Bunn, N. C. , The difficulty In teaching Is that those who need to know most refuse to seek know ledge. THOMAS H ST ALLINGS VALDOSTA, GA.? Staff Sergeant Thomas H. Stalllngs (left), son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd E. Stalllngs of Route 2, Zebulon, N. C., receives the U. S. Air Force Commendation Medal at Moody AFB, Ga., from Colonel Nathan J. Adams, commander of the 3550th Pilot Training Wing. (U. S. AIR FORCE PHOTO) Franklin Mem. Hospital Notes The following were patients in the hospital Tuesday morn ing: PATIENTS - Ethel G. Ball, WAKE FOREST READY MIX CONCRETE INC. TWO LOCATIONS TO SIRVI YOU WAKE FOREST IOUISBURG 556-3851 GY 6-4975 DRIVEWAYS ? PORCHES A PATIOS SAND A GRAVEL Get the big sheet. KAISER ALUMINUM'S PATENTED TWIN-RIB R00FIN6 AND SIDING ? keeps buildings up to 15* cooler in hot summer sun ? long, wide sheets easy to install ? can't rust, warp or rot ? fewer joints? tighter roofs We cut the sheets to fit your building L0UISBUR6 FCX SERVICE BICKETT BLVD. LOUISBURG, N. C. SAM WOOD. Manager ,'12M Louisburg; George Clifton Bartholomew, Louisburg; Er nest Lee Bowden, Spring Hope; Willie Lee Bunn, Rocky Mount; Queen Esther Burrell, Louis burg; Robert Kurtis cnam pton, Jr., Louisburg; Sbem Collins, Franklinton; Allen Crudup, Jr., Louisburg; Owen Curtis Davis, Louisburg; Bil Ue Denton, Louisburg; Mary Louise Evans, Louisburg; Norwood Faulkner, Louis burg; Eugene G. Foster, Louisburg; Cpl. Thomas Gll leland, Cherry Point; Ethel Hill Holmes, Louisburg; Lisa Karen Inscoe, Louisburg; John Wayne Jones, Louisburg; Shafford Jones, Louisburg; Llllle Aycock Kemp, Louis burg; Cynthia Marie Lewis, Zebu Ion; Winnie Collins Med lln, Louisburg; Virginia Joy ner Mltchiner, Franklinton; Bunnle F. Pearce, Cast alia; Pattle Overton Pendleton, Franklinton; Thomas Carl Perry, Louisburg; Robert Nelson Shearon, Louisburg; Linda M alone Thompson, Louisburg; Rebecca Faye Wil son, Franklinton; Kate Bell Wood, Frankliiton; Lila Ann Young, Louisburg; Andrew Jackson Champion, Louis burg; John Henry Fergerson, Louisburg; Andrew Lee Green, Louisburg; Henry Lac Griffin, Louisburg; LynneM^ Cauley Hall, Louisburg; Der#7 William Holt, Louisburg; An nie Lee Lancaster, Louisburg; Bettle M. Lewis, Louisburg; Ada West Moore, Louisburg; George Allen Nelms, Casta 11a; Thomas V. Osborne, Louisburg; Zura Bar ham Pearce, Zebulon; Sidney Washington Pernell, Warren ton; Luclndy I. Ross, Frank linton; Fenner Splvey, Louis burg.' Death SPENCER B. YOUNG Graveside services tor Spencer B. Young, 71, who died Sunday at his home in Radium Springs, N. Me*., , were conducted Saturday at 3 p.m. at the Ranjdell Chapel Church Cemetery by the Rev. Aubrey S. Tomllnson. He was a former resident ot Franklin LEGGETT'S FATHER'S DAY < M YOUR UK! 3 POSITION RECLINERS 39.88 VINYL MATERIAL Asst. Colors FATHERS DAY IS JUNE 18 PAMPER HIM WITH ?IFT8 FROM LEGOETT'S 0IFTS WRAPPED FREE WHEN PURCHASED AT 1.00 AND OVER GIVE HIM THE SCENT FOR A HE-MAN! JADE-EAST 2.50 To 5.50 BRITISH STERLING 3.50 To 7.50 OLD SPICE 1.00 UP JUST FOR YOjJR CONVENIENCE LEGGETT'S IS OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY STORE HOURS 9:30 TO 5:30 - FREE PARKING WEDNESDAY P. M. SHOP BY CASH-CHARGE OR LAY-A-WAY. Community News Louisburg Mr. and Mrs. E.M. Kennedy have returned home after traveling In and around Phil adelphla, Penn. and Atlantic City, N.J. Those from Louisburg attending sessions of the Grand Chapter of North Car olina, Order of the Eastern Star In Ashevllle this week are: Mr. and Mrs. George M. West, Mr. and Mrs. James A. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. John Godfrey, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Joyner, and Mesdames C. R. Sykes, J. Forrest Joy ner, H.M. Dickens, Annie Mae Griffin, Florence J. Wells and Lillle G. West. Franklinton Mrs. Mae Harris of Rich mond, Virginia and Mrs. Betty Hlght of Tampa, Florida are visiting Miss Leila Allen. Miss Edith Jackson vaca tioned at Virginia Beach last week. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Sandling, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Sand ling, Jr., Nat and A1 Sandling spent last week at Atlantic Beach. Mrs. Sammie George of Crevdmoor accompanied Mrs. a B. Novell and Mrs. Mary Coffman to Kttiston on Sunday to visit the James Kearneys. Mrs. L. R. Ethrldge and Mrs. Garland Sandling, accom panied by Mrs. Sam Row* of Raleigh, attended the gradu ation of John Farabow, Jr. from Klnston High School on County and was a farmer. Surviving are one sister, Mrs. Rattle Gilbert of Route 1, Loulsburg; and one brother, Thomas T. Young of Route 1, Loulsburg. EDDIE Q. MEDLIN ZEBULON - Eddie O. Med lln, 62, of Zebulon, Rt. 2, died Monday at Franklin Me morial Hospital. Funeral ser vices will be conducted Wed nesday at 3 p.m. atthePearce Baptist Church by the Rev. Elmer Joyner. Burial will be In the Bunn City Cemetery. He Is survived by his wife, Mrs. Lucille Hicks Medlln; two daughters, Mrs. Roy Pearce of Zebulon, and Miss Sandra Jean Medlln of the home; one son, Ronald Pres ton Medlln at the home; his mother, Mrs. Jennie Medlln of Wake Forest; two sisters, Mrs. J. C. Parrish and Mrs. Barbee Perry, both of Zebu lon, Rt. 4; three brothers, Ellis and Robert of Zebulon, Rt. 2., and Dennis of Nash ville. Wednesday. John is Mrs. Eth rldge's grandson. Mr. and Mrs. Tarbart Medlin and family moved to Radford, Virginia during the weekend. Mrs. D. C. Hicks of Bed dlngfield Nursing Hqme int Wake Forest visited Mr. D. C. Hicks and the Joe Whltakers on Sunday. Youngsville Janet and Harriet Pearce and Rhonda Gayle Strickland are attending Basketball Clinic In Greensboro this week. Miss B. J. Mullen has re turned home after a visit with relatives in Habert, N. C. Mrs. Mary Timber lake is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Mary Todd, in Raleigh. Mrs. Todd has been in the hospital due to a fall which resulted In a broken shoulder. / Co. Students Win NCSU Top Honors Franklin County students who won the scholastic honors-that of attaining an average of "B" or better at North Carolina State University during the spring are released as follows: Leonard H. Cannady, a Junior In industrial education, son of Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Cannady, Rt. 1, Klttrell. Ann H. Jones, a senior In sociology, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.A. Hugglns, 302 E. Noble St., Louisburg. Reenle E. May, a sophomore In chemistry, daughter of Mrs. Edna C. May, Rt. 2, Louisburg. Janet L. Wester, a senior In English, Louisburg. Jane W. Wilder, a senior In English, Frankllnton. Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Wilder and Mrs. Wester also earned the Dean's List during the fall semester. Craclousness Is a virtue many people mistake for weakness. Teenage Chat Lots of things are "hap pening" around Young?vllle but everyone Is keeping silent! Have you heard the song, "The Hap enlng". Even while we went to school together, I knew some people were different but now that summer has arrived, I have proof of It. Now-a-days Jesse Freddy can't se^m to realize that Sat urday follows Friday. Jimmy Ketth has begun to blow his "horn" by blinking his lights. Distinctively different is Ste ward Woodard and his "large scale nightmares"! Better watch that! I was out riding the other night on a "babysitting" Job when I passed a certain white house In my community and saw a green *57 Chevy sitting In its yard. Wonder what's up? You know, in this mean ole, wonderful world of ours, some people have all the luck while others have none. Some people like Darlyne Cash, work on lawn mowers and get two letters a day while others work out In the sun and get only one per week I Rotten luck I The Youngsville Baptist Church is sponsoring a rec reational program every Mon day , Wednesday and Friday night at the Youngsville High School gym from 7:30 to 8:00 P. M. Don't waste your time away, let them do "It" tor ? you! Heard a good one the other day on WKIX. Definition of a kiss: A mouthful of nothing that taste like heaven and sounds like a cow pulling her foot out of mud. How about that! Birth Mr. and Mrs. Nelson P. In gram, 111 of Raleigh, announce the birth of a daughter, Denlse Jane, on June 7, 1967, at Rex Hospital In Raleigh. The paternal great-grand mothers are Mrs. Hugh W. Perry of Loulsburg and Mrs. N.P. Ingram of Greensboro, formerly of Loulsburg. Whoever runs from an enemy permits an enemy to run his life. 1 LIVING Sofa Bed, Rocker, Matcfifng, Chair ? You get smart up-to-dote Uyliatf in long wearing, Wy-to cleon vinyl upholstery, in a wide choice of colors. ? You 0ft., a long 15 inch sofa that pulls out into a x comfortable bod at night. ? You got a V lovely platform rocker AND a handsome sturdy arm chair. ? You get 7 vinyl covered matching pi Hows . : . AH fot this low, low price) VINYL! 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