Engagement Announced
MARTHA BALLARD CHAMBLISS
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Yates Chambllss, Jr., of Rocky Mount
announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Martha
Ballard Chambllss, to Ernest Henry Cappelmann, III, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Cappelmann, Jr., also of Rocky Mount.
Miss Chambllss Is the granddaughter of Mrs. J. R. Earle of
Loulsburg.
Deaths
MRS. LIZZIE A. BARRETT
Prankllnton -- Funeral ser
vices for Mrs. Lizzie Allen
Barrett, 82, who died Monday,
were conducted at 3 p.m.
Wednesday at the Frank lint on
Baptist Church, of which she
was a member, by the Rev.
Lloyd Jackson and the Rev.
Collins Kllburn. Burial fol
lowed In Falrvlew Cemetery.
Survlvlr* are three sisters,
Mrs. Evle Hunt of the home,
Mrs. Fannie Bell Jones and
Susie Allen, both of Raleigh.
BENJAMIN S. ALFORD
Benjamin Smith Alford, 79,
of Bunn, died Wednesday. Fun
eral services will be conduct
ed at the White Funeral Home
Chapel at 2 p.m. Friday by the
Rev. Robert Dunn and the
Rev. Jobe Overton.
He was a retired lumber
man and farmer. He was a
member of the Shlloh Meth
odist Church.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Lula Stalllngs Alford; five
daughters, Mrs. Ira B. King
of Raleigh, Frances Alford
of the home, Mrs. William
Intelllnl of Silver Springs,
Md., Mrs. John G. Pappas of
Greensboro, 'and Mrs. Harold
L. Mathlas of Laurel, Md.;
Franklinton
Mrs. H.W. Chalk, Jr., ac
compalned by Mrs. Harvey
Chalk of Dallas, Texas attend
ed Mrs. Jeannette Saunders'
funeral In Star, N. C. on
Wednesday.
Weekend guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Carlton Wright were
Mrs. Tom Burgess and Mrs.
Ina Walser of Fayettevllle.
Mrs. Harris Kannon has re
turned home from a buying
trip to New York.
Mr. Harry Coulter Is now a
patient at Rex Hospital In Ral
elgh.
Mrs. Ralph Parker of
Greensboro and Mrs. John
Dobbs of Coral Gables,
Florida are spending a few
days In Franklinton.
Dr. and Mrs. Richard Whit
field and Mrs. W.P. Pearce,
Jr., attended the Governor's
Health Conference at the
Memorial Auditorium In Ral
eigh on last Thursday t
SSGT Brupe Senter has re
turned home from Nletnam.
After February first he will
be stationed at Ft. Bragg.
four sons, Benjamin, Rand
olph, James M., and John
D., all of Loulsburg and
Freddy L. of Lanham, Md.,
19 grandchildren; and one
great grandchild.
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At The
Art Gallery j
Louisburg College
Polk painting' and needle
craft from the collection of
Mr. Don Richardson, assis
tant librarian at the college,
will be on view In thegallery
of the Art Building through
February 16th.
, Reminder to the residents
of Franklin County- the 2nd
Annual Franklin County Art
Competition Is to be held In
April. Work In all media will
be accepted. Cash awards will
be given.
Coming the 17th of February
an exhibition of Calligraphy In
Islamic Textiles.
Gallery open dally until 5
o'clock and on Sundays from
3 to S. Closed on Saturday.
Louisburg'
Mr. and Mrs. V.R. Kllby,
Professors at Wesley College,
Dover, Maryland, were guests
of the I.D. Moons here Mon
day and Tuesday. They were
former members of the Louis
burg College faculty and are
on Sabbatical leave 'for the
semester. They were enroute
to Miami, Fla. tor a short
stay before flying to South
America for a 47 day tour
of ten different countries. Mr.
Kllby teaches history and
geography.
THE JOHN WOODYS
Introducing Rev. and Mrs. John Woody and daughters, Linda on the left and Lynn 011 the
right. Rev. Woody is the nev.ly-appointed Tar River Baptist Associatlonal missionary and
they are residing In tt? Justice Community. Mrs. Woody Is teaching at Loulsburg High School
The Ezelles Honored
At Going-Away Party
Youngsvllle? Mr. and Mrs.
Nelson Walden and Mr. ai?
Mrs. j. R. Sjp*lersJiid a
Going Away Party/for Mr.
and Mrs. Jerry. Ezelle and
children Jeff arid Linda Sun
day afternoon, January the
twenty seventh-at the Walden
home,
MiC and _ Mrs. Ezelle and
family will soon be moving to
Wilmington, N. C. where Mr.
Ezelle Is already at work at
his new job.
Mrs. Ezelle was presented a
white carnation corsage by
the hostesses and a gift was
given to the family.
After gifts. from all guests
were * opened by the guests
of honor, refreshments were
served. Invited guests were
the members of the Ellen
Tabor Sunday School Class of
the Baptist Church and their
families. There were about
fifty people in attendance.
A Valentine motif was used
in decorating the home. The
serving table was covered with
a white cloth and centered with
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mums, Interspersed with fern.
Candles In crystal holders
flanked the centerpiece.
Refreshments Included red
fruit punchy party sandwiches,
cookies, nuts and colorful
candy hearts. Napkins and
other accessories continued
the chosen Valentine theme.
Misses Brenda Sanders and
Tonla Walden assisted at the
party.
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Youngsville
Vickie Wheeler
Hip-Hip Hooray, EXAMS
ARE OVER! How about that?
Calibration time was certain
ly at hand Tuesday night! Was
wondering what kind .of cel
ebration Linda Paschall and
Vickie Rogers were planning
lor Wednesday night? Just
staying home and studying, uh?
Now about this U.S.' History
exam that so many Juniors are
so very upset over, don't
worry, you'll get what's com
ing to you! I know, that's
what's worrying you, Isn't It?
Yes, Pam Gilliam, I knew
you could make It. Ha!
I forgot to mention our col
lege students who were home
for semester break. Glad to
see you could make It to a few
of our games, Jancle. Was
wondering how Jimmy Keith
and Cathy Cash are enjoying
college life now. Good Luck!
Want an exciting experience
for your class? Ask for a
"tour" of our library. Don't
laugh! Mr. Ayscue Is trying
to teach everyone or at least
let them be familiar -with the
correct usage of materials In
the library. (O.K. Librarians,
you're going to have to be on
the ball for the next couple
of weeks!)
That Elaine Holmes hasdone
It again. She came In late! I
d think this time It was seven
minutes, right?
Seems like the Algebra I
students have been rather sad
lately, can't figure out why!
Well SenlorSj this Is our last
semester In high school, (let's
hope). Don't look behind ya,
push on ahead and make this
final round the best yet. Let's
see If we can't have the entire
Senior Class 'on Honor Rojl
one of these six weeks. That
would really rock Youngsvllle
off Its foundations!
Remember: Paper Is patient I
(Ann Frank)
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Louisburg
Betty Sue Radford.
If an outsider had taken a
peek at the L.H.S. seniors
Tuesday morning, he would
have thought they had all flipp
ed their lids and were In the
process of Joining the air
force. Actually, this Is not
so. The seniors did take the
Air Force Qualification Test,
but no one (except a venture
some few) had any Intentions
of Joining the air force at the
moment. It was given as an
aptitude test, and believe me,
the seniors didn't know they
were so dumb. Have you ever
tried folding a box In your
Imagination? Try It ? It get's
quite complicated! Even
though the test was hard, much
valuable information was
found out about the Air Force.
Louisburg played * Bunn
Tuesday night at Bunn. It was
an exciting game with Louis
burg boys loosing by only
seven points. Bunn girls down
ed the Louisburg girls by a
wide margin. ?
Youngsvllle took two from
Frankllnton Tuesday night.
Looks as though Youngsvllle
Just can't be beat, doesn't It?
With 1968 being election
year, read your newspapers
and keep upwlth the candidates
and their platforms. Become
acquainted with the process,
because In 1972 many of us
will be faced with the Im
portant task of choosing our
nation's leaders.
Birth
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis R.
Saunders announce the birth
of a daughter, Virginia Rob
bins, on February 1, 1968, at
Franklin Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. Saunders Is the former
Jane Bland of Sanford.
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