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Seven Paths Om?U Of Mr. and Mr?. J. X. W 11 llama, Connla, and Dl anoe from Sunday until Tues day war* Mr. and Mrs. Ken neth Oosllne, Miss Dolores Qoallna and JoeyOosllne, Jr. all from Lone Island, N. Y. They also visited with Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Moor*. Mr. I. L. Edwards and daughter, Jeanne, of Jackson rllle, Fla. spent a couple of days with Mr. E. a Moors and other Relatives. Mr. and Mra. Howard Ray Wilder, Vicky and Ricky of Raleigh visited Mrs. Lena Wilder Sunday afternoon. Weekend guests of Mrs. Lucy Wilder, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Collie, and others wsre Mr. and Mrs. Will Blsgman of Washington, D. C. Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Fish er of Virginia Beach, Va. were guests of Mr. W. D. Fisher and the M. E. Fishers Sunday through Tuesday. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Gay and Mrs. Robert Jordan ofWhlt akers, Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Cooke of Whltakers came. U. Cmdr. and Mra. Arthur Cleveland Stalllngs and child ren, Nell and Darla, of San lord, Fla. are visiting In the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Stalllngs. Misses Martha Stalllngs and Anne Nunnery of Whltakers wsre In Jarrett, Va. for a weekend with Miss Judy Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Nunnery at Whltakers were visitors In the home of Mr. sod Mrs. A. C. Stalllngs Sun day afternoon. Mrs. Arthur Strickland and Miss Margaret Waitings of Hampton, Va. hare spent some time here. Miss Margaret Strickland, Mrs. Hulda Wilson and son, Ed, motored to the Carolina Mountains tor a weekend. Gene Fisher spent Wed nesday night with Carolyn, Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Fisher. Some people tear life and death and others tear neither. r It's Body Shap?d New Tub Made For People From the hand-made bathtub of the western frontier (1) where men took baths once a month whether they needed them or not, 'til today, tubs were made for one purpose, to hold a lot of water. True, the first manufactured tubs were larger, like the "boat-with-feet" models of the 1800's (2). And lat?r ones, like the side- wall types that came in during the "20's (3), offered "modern" design, but they were still made primarily just to hold water. Now bathtub manufacturers such as Crane Co. are going well beyond the original concept and considering the people using them, their safety in use and how they harmonize with the decor of the rest of the room. The Empress (4), for instance, is the first "boay-shaped" tub. It's tapered to al low extra hip and elbow room, and has a contoured backrest and bottom. Built in innovations include a sturdy grab bar, an integral, easy- to-clean soap dish and a wide ledge for toilet articles. An optional slip-resistant bottom helps prevent in juries, while the tub's sculptured lines match modern design motifs. Health And Beauty It is -well to bear in mind that dangerous germs are always present In the normal skin, especially In the fold around the hair follicles and In the oil glands about the nose and back. As a rule they cause no harm, but are capable of causing serious Infections If a person's skin becomes bro ken or abraded, or the vitality is lowered for any reason. When the skin Is kept In a healthy condition, face powder Is a great aid to beauty. It helps to conceal minor defects, such as dlscol or ations, and co forth. The powder does not clog the pores and cause blackheads If removed at night by cream or by washing the (ace. In fact, It really acts as a protection or covering against biting winds and direct rays of the sun. The foundation lotion or cream prevents the powder from coming off and gives the skin a softer and more vel vety sheen. IXirlng the day If you wish to freshen your appearance, 1 I lie down for a short period, if you have tlm*, close the eyes and relax every muscle In your body. Fall asleep if you can. On awakening, take a short, hot bath, fin ishing with a dash Of cold water. Rub with a crash towel until the whole body is (lowing from the friction. Put some fresh lotion on your face and remove the excess with a soft towel. Breathe in all the air that your lungs will hold. Attempt to expel it with resistance. in uotm wui yuu oui, uw lungs and throat become tense, and the blood will race through the body, causing the cheeks to flush with the glow of health. When you are slowly letting out the breath while resisting, tap the face, neck, and throat with the fingers, playing a sharp rat-a-tap, tap on the tensed muscles. Now, put on your powder and other make-up that you choose. You will not only feel alive and rested, you will look as fresh as when you started out In the morning after a refreshing night' s sleep and a good break fast. Too many people In apparent good health suffer from chro nic fatigue. The only way to fight fatigue Is to learn Its causes and Its types. You must learn to avoid that weary feel ing before It strikes. The best medication for fa tigue Is food and sleep. Too often habits made concrete over the years prevent adults from getting this needed rest and food. It may be that you drink too much coffee or take too many pep pills to allow yourself to relax enough to sleep, or to even have the proper desire tor food. B may be as simple a habit as staying up too late. If you read or watch TV until after 12:00 p.m. and have to get up at 8:30 or 7:00 a.m., you will soon find out you need more rest than this, day In day out. Emotional fatigue Is a great drain on many people. It takes a great deal of energy to get angry and to carry on an argu ment. It even takfs- a lot of energy to brood in silence. You owe It to yourself to de velop control over your emo tions. It Is fmportant to know your limitations. Don't wear " NOTICE OF TRANSFER OPPORTUNITY FOR STUDENTS ATTENDING " THE D. F. PERSON-ALBION SCHOOL IN FRANKLINTON, NORTH CAROLINA ) AND TRANSFER OF ESEA BENEFITS The Franklinton City School system, in order to comply with the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Rules and Regulations promulgated thereunder by the Department of Health, Education and Welfare, hereby gives public notice that any student who has signed a Choice Form to B. F. Person- Albion School may transfer to the Franklinton Hi$ School at any time prior to and including the 31st day of August, 1967. f ' ' ' ' \ This opportunity for transfer is offered only to students who have chosen by the Freedom of Choice Form to attend the B. F. Person-Albion School for the school year 1967-1968. The student need not meet any qualifications or requirements. No tice is also specifically given that any of these students now receiving benefits un der the Federal E$EA program at the B. F. Person-Albion School will continue to re ceive these benefits if they elect to transfer to the Franklinton High School. . \ ; Transfer forms are available at the office of the Superintendent of the Franklinton City Schools and in the office of the principal of the B. F. Person-Albion School. However, the use of official forms is not required. Any written request to the Super intendent will be valid Signed: R. B. Pearce, Jr. Chairman, Franklinton City School Board Franklin Mem. Hospital Notes The following were patients in the hospital Thursday ' morning: PATIENTS: Emily Burwell Allen, Philadelphia; Gertie Stone Ayscue, Loulsburg; Hu dle Branch, Loulsburg; Joseph Walter Burgess, Henderson; Betsy Ann Carroll, Franklln ton; Flonnle Richardson Co ley, Loulsburg; Earl Farmer Loulsburg; Eugene G. Foster, Loulsburg; Mabel Gilliam Fuller, Loulsburg; Judy Mat lock Glasgow, Loulsburg; Monlta Denton Gupton, Louls burg; Patricia Rowland Hunt, Klttrell; Sarah Bunn Joyner, Frankllnton; Trudy Jones Lancaster, Castalla; Jose phine House Laughter, Frank llnton; Mallle Artlce Mar shall, Castalla; Anne Carter Mustlan, Loulsburg; Frances Reglne Oxnevad, Loulsburg; Howard Louis Pernell,War renton; Emily Burt Person, Loulsburg; Isaac Clifton Prl vette, Youngsvllle; Margue rite Faulkner Spencer, Louls yourself out trying to accom plish more than your talents make possible. Many women take the busi ness of running a home too seriously. The unexpected al ways happens In home making. Adapt your routine to take care of It. Don't wear yourself out try ing to keep up with the Joneses. This very human mistake puts a strain on the whole family, and hurts your personality as well & your health. burg; Minnie Splvey, Louls burg; Rachel Stone Taylor, Loulsburg; Ava Joyner Vaughan, Frankllnton; Sue Temperance Alston, Louli burg; Laura Frailer Arnold, Loulaburg; William Spencer Boone, Castalla; Deby May nard Bullock, Loulaburg; Wil lie Burr ell Burnette, Louis burg; Charlie Burwell, Klt trell; John Wesley Denton, Loulaburg; Betsy A. Foster, Loulsburg; James Ellas Gup ton, Loulsburg; Lessle Green Harris, Loulsburg; Fannie Woodllef / Jones, Warrenton; Sandy /Jones, Loulsburg; Elizabeth Foster Leonard, Loulsburg; Fannie Y. Mun tord, Loulsburg; Jerry Lee Perry, Loulsburg; LulaSwan son Rowe, Loulsburg; Willie Williams, Loulsburg. Queen Mary Sold LONG Beach, Cal.~ Cunard Line officials have announced that the liner Queen Mary has been sold to this city for use as a maritime museum and hotel. The 31-year-old ship was losing $2- million a year on her weekly trans-Atlantic voyages. Heart-Pump Patient Well Mexlc? City ? Mrs. Esper ansa del Valle Vasquez still wears the Identification band which Is the only visible sign she underwent surgery a year ago. She was the first person to survive us* of an artlflcal heart pump, and now cares for her son and works seven days ^ week. In Service FT. JACKSON, S. C; (AHTNC) -- Army Private Richard H. Harris, Jr., 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Harris, Route 2, Franklin ton, N. C. completed a four week clerk course at Ft. Jackson, S. C., Aug. 11. i He was trained In the pre-:; paratlon of military records' and handling correspondence. Instruction was also given In typing and fundamentals of the Army filing system. ' THE OENTLEMAN'S SHIRT TRADITION IN TATTERSALS The classic t, liters. il design in the rich tradition of Srro shirtmunship. Distinctive check pat terns on luxurious fiibrics enhanced by the gentlemanly look of Sern's exclusive full-flared Purist" button-down collar. Trimly tapered with a seven-button- front for the ultimate in neat ness and appearance. oomx t\ MiNJSHOP I WA VALUES I FRYERS SAUSAGE 3 ?$1.00 i?25f FRANKS 3"$1-00 [WATERMELONS ST 49 0 ? | BANANAS HK SWEET POTATOES it. FAB 1 WASHING POWDER BOX 20 C LEONARD 1 EGGS I GRADE SMALL QQH 4 0.2 . J J 1 | New And Complete Line Of School Supplies | SUGAR C"AQC WITH $5.00 Or More 3 ? if FOOD OROCR GOLD SEAL AlAAl FLOUR 25-$l" OLD MANSION TEA 29C'd I6A LOUISBURG, N. C. OPEN FRIDAY UNTIL 9 P. M. S SHORTENING 3 aJ, 69 1 1 DELSEY TISSUE... 4 Kit 49C BUNKER HILL 23 Oz. can BUDt PUTE PEANUT " ?.z BunER 29{ EASY-ON SPRAY STARCH 22 OZ. CAN 490 EAT WELL MACKEREL ^ Cans $1 CHATHMAN DOG FOOD sa.49{ NOW IN PROGRESS SUMMER J niBMTVK * TMMS - WEEKLY - MONTHLY - FALL STORE WIDE LOUISBURG, N.C. NEW oid USED OPEN 8:30 A.M.; TILL 5:30 DAILY ! OPEN EACH FRIDAY i| APPLIANCE """""I DUY AND PAY AT ONE LOCATION 1 } LT < U ? t~ i* riihVk ,g I
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