The Fraflkpn Times
>?>?? !>??? Tvt^n A Tlmtrfty kfiMtf AM Of P'nAIm C?w?|
Page 7 . Thursday, January 16, 1969 99th Year-Number 96
Local Students Attain Honor List At L.C.
Eighty-seven students
made Dean's List at Louis
burg College.
The Dean's List is divided
into two categories: Honor
Roll, for students who have
an average of 3.50 to 4.00
(B+ to A); andf Honorable
Mention (or students whose
average" is 3,00 to 3.49 (B).
The following Franklin
County students attained the
Dean's List: Honor Roll -
Susan Paulette Duke, daught
NEW PATTERNS OF
ARMSTRONG
FLOOR TILE
Check Our SPECIAL PRICES!
TO CARE FOR YOUR FLOORS USE
ARMSTRONG CLEANER AND
MIRASHEEN VINYL FINISH
WILSON
BUILDING SUPPLY
RIVER ROAD
LOUISBURG, N. C
er of Mr. ?nd Mrs. Arthur
Duke. Route 2, Louis burg;
Margaret Alston Weston,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C.
H. Weston, Franklinton; Mar
garet Veil Freeman, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. N. F. Free
man, Louisburg; Swannelle
Cassidy Etherton. daughter of
Rev. and Mrs. Rayford Ether
ton, Bunn; Phyllis Perry
Attends
Workshop
Mrs. LaNell Park. Louis
burg, N. C., was one of some
I,500 Mary Kay beauty con-,
sultants who attended the
firm's Fifth Annual Work
shop in Dallas, Texas last
week, Jan. 7-10.
The Dallas headquartered
cosmetics firm holds its nat
ional training meeting in Jan
uary of each year. On the "
program were nationally .
known speakers and enter
I tainment personalities.
, Specializing in sales of per
sonal skin care products for
both men and women, the
firm has some 4,275 beauty
consultants In 45 states mar
keting its products through
private beauty shows in the
home.
Mrs. Park has been a
beauty consultant with Mary
Kay, Inc., since September,
1968.
Shearin, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J. E. Perry, Jr., Route 4,
Louisburg; Elizabeth Ann
McDonald, daughter of Rev.
and Mrs. Walter N. Mc
Donald. Louisburg; Betty Sue
Radford, daughter of Mr. .and '
Mrs. R. E. Radford, Route 1, I
Louisburg; Linda Jo Ayscue. ;
daughter of Mr. aftd Mrs.
Joseph Ayscue. Route 1. ?
Henderson; Josephine Mae !
Medlin. daughter of Mrs: A.
E. Medlin. Louisburg; and
Linda Carpi Gupton. daught- j
er of Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt D.
Gupton. Route 2. Louisburg
Honorable Mention ?
Pamelia Claire Hart, daughter
of Mrs. Joseph J. Hart,
Youngsville; Elizabeth Karen
Arnold, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs T. K. Arpold, Jr., Route
4. Louisburg; John Ross
Shuping, son of Mr. and Mrs.
L. R. Shuping. Louisburg;
Patricia Ann Hamlet, j
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. P.
Hamlet. Route 2. Louisburg;
George Anne Ford Edwards,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Chartes E. Ford. Louisburg:
William Thomas Pike, son of
Mrs. 0. W. Wall. Route 3,
Louisburg; Thomas B. Leo
nard. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ollie W. Leonard. Route 2,
Louisburg; Gwendolyn Eliza
beth Murphy, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Murphy.
Route 1. Youngsville; and
Barry J. Morgan, son of Mrs.
Darnell Morgan. Route 4.
Louisburg.
Participates In Workshop
Durham. N. C. ? Walter N.
McDonald. Director of Insti
tutional Research at Louis
j burg College in Louisburg. N.
. C? was one of 16 educ&tionai
i development officers from
I junior and community col
leges in North Carolina.
South Carolina and Virginia
who participated in an orien
tation workshop sponsored
? by the Regional Education
SHIRLEY'S FABRICS
LOCATED ON YOUNGS VILLE ROAD (County Rd. 11181
Assorted Winter Savim
Quality Sewing N
OFF HIGHWAY #56 EAST OF FttANKLINTON, N.C.
Look what
LOUISBURG MOTORS
is up to now:
GREAT!
Specially Equipped *
Plymouths.
The great! sale of the yearl
It's happening now and features specially
equipped Fury, Belvedere, Barracuda and
Valiant models. Greatl Plymouths with
the options you want
GREAT!
Special
Prices.
Spwtat price# on option
package* which include
whitewall tire#, vinyl roof and
many other option#. Every sale car
comes specially equipped and you
save. on all the extras.
# L1 A' I "if l ni? is in ? saie inai urmys yuu nui just
vjl\l^rvi . on# or tw0 special car?, but unbeatable *
T Inhpotdhlp Rhvg buya right across the ttne. Stop in today.
( unoediauie Duys. When the Plymouth Unbeatable* have a
sale, It ian't just good, It's great!
SEE THE UNBEATABLES. THEY'VE GOT IT GREAT!
LOUISBURG MOTORS
609 NORTH BICKETT BLVD. LOUISBURG, N. C. NO> 2721
! Laboratory for the Carolina*
and Virginia in Durham, Jan
| uary 911.
| The purpose of the three
' -day meeting was to familia'
rize the educational develop
ment officers with the re
| search tools and techniques
that will enable them to
? study systematically the pro
I blems confronting their col
leges in such areaij as adminis
i tration. student motivation
' and performance and the
development a S adequate re
I medial courses that will assist
?ln Service
WILLIAM (j. EDWARDS
Airman William E. Ed
wards. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph T. Edwards of 122
Pleasant . Drive, Durham,?
C , has received his first U. S.
Air Force duty assignment
after completing basic train
ing at Lackland AFB,- Texas.
He has been assigned to a unit
of the Strategic Air Com
mand at Offutt AFB, Neb.,
for training and duty as a fire
protection specialist.
Airman Edwards is a
nephew of Miss Bessie Shad
rach of 515 Kenmore Ave.
Louisburg, N. C. and Mr. Mar
vin Edwards of Franklinton,
N. C? Route 2.
OLTHA L. STRICKLAND
Sp/4 Oltha L. Strickland,
of Louisburg, is currently ser
ving in Vietnarrf, with he U.
S. Army at Camp Radcliff
near An Khe. in the Central
Highlands. Strickland is as
signed to Svc. Co. 1/50 (M)
Infantry, APO San Francisco,
California, 96250, of the
I73d Airborne Brigade
Residing in Louisburg are
Strickland's wife, Betty, and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Millard
Strickland, of Route 2.
poorly prepared students to
p u rsue college-level work.
Such research studies will
allow administrators to make
policy decisions grounded Wot
in supposition but in ? re
search-based facts.
The participating colleges
are members of the junior
and community college con
sortium set up by the labora
tory last year not only to
work toward better educa
tional practices on their own
campuses but to serve as
models for constructive
change in two-year colleges
nationally.
The" Regional Education
Laboratory for the Carolinas
and Virginia is one of a num
ber of such private, non-pro^
fit organizations established
under federal legislation to
" help improve the quality of
education from kindergarten
through graduate school.
RELCV is the only labora
tory with a major responsi
bility in higher education.
\^he junior and community
collefc? consortium includes.
Central Njiedmo nt Commu
nity CollegK^errum Junitir
Coilege. Frederick Commu
nity College. Gastbn College.
John Tyler Community Col
lege. Marymount Colle^of
Virginia. Mitchell ""Collegia
Mount Olive Junior College, x
Northern Virginia Communi
ty College. Southeastern
Community College. Spartan
burg County Technical Edu
cation Center. Wingate Col
lege; assoc ia te members m the
consortium include: Davidson
County Community, Kittrell
College, Lenoir County Com
munity College, and Louis1
burg College.
Thanks
To all of you who helped
us during the illness and
death of our father: Please
accept our grateful thanks.
The family of
Wiley P. Murray
SEI# n SAVE
-? %
Don't mi?? this ?p#ci?l otftr on 7
1 ity's high?t quality morctfHtd '
lowing throod. Bitch ond Jfhito
-roortod tiiM
' LILY SEWING THREAD
3 Spools 570
Reg. .25 Ea.
NASH'S SHOE STORE
ANNUAL _
WINTER SALE
FOR TWO WEEKS
LADIES SHOES
DRESS, STACKS 1 /O PR1CE
AND CASUAL 1 1 L PR,CE
MEN'S SHOES
from $2.95 T0 $8.95
LOCATED IN THE JUSTICE COMMUNITY
8 MILES EAST OF LOUISBURG
OWNED AND OPERATED BY
JOHNSON AND MARY NASH
OPEN DAIJIY FROM 9:00 ? 9:00