Justice
Dickie Broom* took his
grandmother Mr*. Naomi
Halm* to her home at Wax haw
Saturday, lira. Helms had been
visiting In the home of Rev.?
and Mrs. George Broome
several weeks.
Dr. and Mrs. James E. Whe
less and daughter Carol from
Roanoke, Va. were guest In
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
E. J. Wheless last weekend.
Mrs. W. C. Stalllngs and
"daughter Vlckl from Salem,
Va. visited relatives In the
community last weekend. They
toft Monday to visit other
relatives In Rocky Mount.
Mr. Mark Hayes has re
turned home after a week and
a half In Raleigh with his
mother, Mrs. R. L. Hayes
and aeveral sisters. Mrs.
Hayes just recently celebrated
her Slst birthday.
Rev. and Mrs. George
Broome' and sons Dickie and
Charles visited Stephen
Broome at Story Book Farm
In Chapel Hill Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. Carrie Lee Weaver
and Mr. and Mrs. William
Weaver from Washington,
D. C. were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Rice from
Saturday until Tuesday.
A family reunion celebra
ting Mr. George Boone's
brlthday was held at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rice
Sunday. All of Mr. and Mrs.
Boone's children, grand
children and great grand
children were present except
one grandson. Other guests
were the Weavers and Mr.
Clayton Edwards.
Mrs. Carrie Let- Weaver
from Washington, O. C. spent
Sunday night with Mr. and
Mrs. George Boone.
Mr. and Mrs. Jlmmle Over
ton and sons Terry and Randy
from Klnston were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Overton
last weekend.
Howard Lee Carden spent
last Wednesday night and
iThursday In Raleigh with Mrs.
Joseph B. Perry and children
Donna and Ken. v
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Car
den, ' Jo Anne, Ricky and
Hqward Lee and Martha
Pearce visited Mrs. J. B.
Perry and children Saturday.
Pamela Harris spent last
week ln,Ral*lgb with Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Brown and children.
Pamela and Byron are both
with the Browns this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Dunn
visited Mr. and Mrs. Clem
Dunn In Raleigh Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Harris
from Richmond, Va. and Mr.
and Mrs. Francis Baker from
Rock Springs visited Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Harris Sunday
afternoon and stayed until bed
time.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl McGregor
and daughter Karla Kaye from
Rocky Mount visited Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Carden Sunday
afternoon.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elmo
Medlln Tuesday were Mrs.
Lottie Davis from Spring
Hope, Mr. Casey Rackley from
Richmond, Va. and Mrs. Cecil
Rich from Rocky Mount.
Louisburg
Mrs. Clara Stalllngs and her
?on Pete and family returned
home after vacationing a week
at Ocean Drive Beach, S. C.
Sound Advice
Bride: "What's the best way
to protect a wedding ring?"
Mother: "Dip It In dish water
three times a day."
Engagement Announced
Beverly Ann Wimberly
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thorpe of Apex, Rt. 2, announce
the engagement of their daughter, Beverly Ann Wimberly
to Charles Benson Harris, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. C. B.
Harris, Sr., of Rt. 2, Spring Hope, N. C. A September 9th
wedding is planned.
Teenage Chat
Youngsville
I Just knew It had to happen.
I knew Ronnie would have to
get Into some mischief last
week. Everytlme Jo Ann
leaves, he goes and has a
wreck! What next?
Anyone want to know how
THE FASHION SHOPPE
?" AFTER FOURTH GF^JUtY *
SALE
*r r
COME INSPECT THE PRICES AND
SEE HOW MOCH YOO SAVE!
NOT A STOREWIDE SALE, BUT
MERCHANDISE SELECTED FROM OUR
ALL NEW STOCK!
Mant eo Is these days just ask
Mary Lou Brown and Linda
Paschall. They should know
after last weekend!
What's this I hear about some
new car owners, Greg and
E. J.? How about that '62
Chevy and that '67 Caprice I
Congratulations boys!
Oh yes, folks, add another
name to your list of drivers
that you have to watch out for
? Pam. No not Pam Hart,
she's been buzzing around a
long time, but Pam Gilliam.
Seems as If her parents have
forgotten how to drive!
By wax of the. gcaptyloa, I
heard that Carol Gilliam went
to the beach with the Klnton
family. Just can't figure out
why! It must have been for
the ride! Ha!
Wonder If Debbie Is still
keeping up with Jerry? He
and Charles Jones seemingly
had a blast last week at Caro
lina Beach. 1 know he got
lonely!
Birthday wishes go to Joe
Hart and Jimmy Pleasants.
* Many of us are now going
on vacations with our parents.
Let's let July be an explosive
month but let's drive with care
so we can all meet again In
September!
Remember: A person's good
intentions seldom add to his
value, It's his actions that
add up.
The cost of living index
shows no indication of a re
cession.
In Fashion
?#
All purpose coats are quite
the vogue this season and some
of them are expensive. An
aluminum coated tricot num
ber Is not for the budget
minded female but others
which are most attractive can
be found at reasonable prices.
Colorful shifts are seen in
all of the beach resorts. The
shops are filled with garments
In fabrics of all kinds and they
seem to be worn on all occa
sions, daytime or evening.
Bathing suits with matching
or harmonizing Jackets are
popular.
Thanks
I would like to say thank
you to Dr. Perry, the nurse*
on second floor, and all my
friends for the flowers, cards,
visits, and other kindnesses
shown me while I was a
patient In Franklin Memorial
Hospital and while I'm con
valescing at home.
Your thoughtfulness will al
ways be remembered.
Martha S. Vaughan
Franklin Mem.
Hospital Notes
The following were patients
In the hospital Thursday
morning:
PATIENTS: Eleanor Chamb
lee Arnold, Loulsburg; Hat
tie Branch Cannady, Youngs
vllle; Adele Wheeler Cham
pion, Loulsburg, Harry Chap
man Collins, Frankllnton;
Belle H. Dean, Loulsburg;
Peggie Ann Crudup Debman,
Spring Hope; BUlle Denton,
Loulsburg; Phillip Vincent
Dorsey, Castalla; Eugene G.
Foster, Loulsburg; Bertie Lou
Perry Jeans, Youngsrille;
Curtis C. Lancaster, Louls
burg; Beulah Faulkner May,
Frankllnton; Bonnie Griffin
Mitchell, Castalla; Margaret
Leigh Murphy, Loulsburg;
Jeannette Kearney Patterson,
Frankllnton; Vernlce A1
Peoples, Loulsburg; Fannie
Powell Renn, Loulsburg;
Eleanor Pearce Shearln,
Loulsburg; Linda Dorsey
Shearln, Loulsburg; William
Lee Stalllngs, Loulsburg;
Dorenda Gregory Stewart,
Castalla; Mamie Hlght Vaug
han, Henderson; Mattie Den
ton Blrchett, Loulsburg;
Joseph Henry Chappell,
Frankllnton; Andrew Lee
Green, Loulsburg; Lessie
Green Harris, Loulsburg;
Pearl Wilder Jones, Frank
llnton; Mary Williams Kear
ney, Loulsburg; Joseph J.
Leonard, Castalla; Bettle M.
Lewis, Loulsburg; Jlmmle
Green Lloyd, Loulsburg; Wal
ter P. Long, Loulsburg; Neva
Horton Perry, Spring Hope;
Jessie B. Sledge, Loulsburg;
Beatrice WUder Strickland,
Loulsburg; Minnie Burnett?
Thompson, Loulsburg; Hat
tie B. Wester, Frankllnton;
Bettle Lou Wright, Louls
burg; Willie Gray Robblns,
Frankllnton.
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