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Deaths And Funerals BAILEY M. PEARCE Funeral services for Bailey M. Pearce, 70, of Rt. 1, Louisburg, a retired farmer who died Friday were coo ducted Monday at 2:30 p.m. at Bunn Chapel Church of God of Prophecy by the Revs. Alton Hughes and WU bur Cameron. Burial was in the Peace family cemetery. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Roxie Anna Pearce; two daughters, Mrs. Eunice Hor ton of Louisburg and Mrs. Neva Martin of Bunn; a foster daughter, Mrs. Shirley Evans of Henderson; a son, John Hubert Pearce of Danbury, Conn.; three brothers, John ny of Wake Forest, William of Youngsville and Joseph Pearce of Henderson; four sis ters, Mrs. Nobie King of Zeb ulon, Mrs. NeBie Potts of Durham, Mrs. Lizzie Byrum of Wake Forest and Mrs. Nettie Jane Perry of Rt. 4, Zebu Ion; 12 grandchildren; eight great grandchildren. MRS. KATE W. WOOD Franklinton - Funeral ser vices for Mrs. Kate West Wood, 61, who died Saturday were conducted Monday at 2 p.m. at Sandling Funeral Home by the Revs. Alton Hughes and Gieen Short. Burial followed in the Fair view Cemetery. - 3 <S Surviving are five daugh ters, Mrs. Claudia Pearl Wood ard, Mrs. Edith Earl Perry, Mrs. . Frances Goodwin and Mrs. Emma Griffin of Frank Anton and Mrs.' Mavis Frank lin of Louisburg; three sons. Perry Lee of Bunn, Henry C. and Douglas Earl Wood of the home; two brothers, Joe of Franklinton and Herbert West of Rocky Mount; 14 grand children. A Matter Of Pride One night Joe came home with lipstick on his collar. "Where did you get that?" demanded the little woman; "from my maid?" "No," Joe replied. "From my governess?" she snapped. "No," repeated Joe, add ing indignantly: "Don't you think I have my own friendi?" W. J. SHEARIN W. J. (Jack) Shearin. 55, of Rt. 1, Castalia. died Mon day. Funeral services will be conducted Tuesday at 3 p.m. at the Cedar Rock Baptist Church by the Rev. B. E. Holland. Burial will follow in the church cemetery. Surviving are two daugh ters. Mrs. Jackie Pearce and Mrs. Ann Matthews of Louis burg; four sisters. Mrs. A. N. Harris of Raleigh. Juanita Shearin of Durham, Mrs. Jen nie Binkey of San Diego. Calif, and Mrs. Lottie S. Collie of Spring Hope; three brothers. Henry of Castalia. Troy of Louisburg and Clif ford Shearin of Florida; three grandchildren. In Service JEREL C. COLLINS FT. MC CLELLAN, ALA. (AHTNC) - Jere) C. Collins, sod of Mr. and Mrs. Bennie C. Collins, Route 4, Louisburg, N. C., was promoted recently to Army sergeant first class while serving as an instructor with the Headquarters Com pany Troop Command at Ft. McCleilan, Ala. His wife, Joan, lives at 1401 Clairmont Dr., Weaver, Ala. JOHN WILLIAMS U. -S. ARMY, VIETNAM ( AHTNC^ - Army Private John Williams, 22, son of Mrs. Emma Williams, Route 2, Louisburg, N. C., was as signed Jan. 25, to the 34th Engineer Battalion, near Phu Loi, Vietnam, as a dozer op erator. JOSHUA H. PERRY U.S. ARMY, VIETNAM (AHTNC) - Army Warrant Of ficer Joshua H. Perry, 26, son of Mr. and Mrs. Haywood Perry, Route 4, Louisburg, N. C., was assigned to the 1st Cavalry Division (Airmobile) Jan. 21 in Vietnam, as an air craft repair technician and helicopter pilot. His wife, Lucille, lives on Route 1, Kittrell. ? SAVE YOUR TAPE GAME - ${ ( # FOR YOU # ^ J EACH WEEK. IN IGA'S SAVE YOUR TAPE GAME Be A Winner ? Trade IGA LUCKY TAPE WORTH $25.00 ANOTHER CHANCE TO WIN! MATCH YOUR AUTO LICENSE NUMBER WITH NUMBER POSTED IN YOUR IGA STORE WIN (5.00 NEW NO. POSTED EACH DAY. F4 BUD VASES ? CM.otm BUM' B I INCHES H TM.L NEWEST DECORATOR COLORS! PERFECT FOR ANY DOOM IN YOUR HOME! IOVH.Y-OCCORATIVE' Thomas Woods S. MAIN STREET LOUlSBURG, N. C Franklin Mem. Hospital Notes The following were pa tients in the hospital T uesday morning: PATIENTS: Bertha B. Arnold, Zebulon; Ellis V. Arnold. Zebulon; Zom T. Ayscue. Louisburg. John Y. Beasley, Louisburg; Ernest F. Bowers. Louisburg; Etu D. Bowling, Franklinton; Clarence R Buch*n?n, Hen derson: Beulah N. Burnette, Louisburg. Lessie VI Collins, Castalia: WiUie F. Collins. Zebulon; Beulah T. Dail, Franklinton; Susie Davis, Louisburg; Lela E. Deloatch, Louisburg; Mary B. DeVoy, Louisburg: Sarah H. Eakes, Louisburg; Elmo T. Edwards, Louisburg. Pearl H. Edwards, Louisburg; Annie P. Faulk ner, Louisburg; David G. Faulkner, Henderson; Nannie P. Finch, Louisburg; John K. Foster, Kittrell; Sheila L. Greene, Louisburg; James M. Harris. Spring Hope; Annie W. Hayes, Franklinton; John Lee High, Louisburg; Diane H. Holt. Louisburg, Rudy H. House. Louisburg; Sol C. Hunt, Sr., Louisburg; Howell G. Jones, Franklinton; Samuel Jones, Louisburg; Lois G. Joumigan, Hender son; Glayde T. Kerley, Louis burg; Bennie E. Kinton, Youngsville, Lizzie A. Lee, Louisburg; Foster M. Martin, Zebulon; Lucille H. Mat . thews, Castalia; Minda Mont gomery, Louisburg; George A. Nelms. Castalia, John E. Nelms, Louisburg; Etha Pearce, ZebOlOn; Lillie J. Per ry, Louisburg; Lucille Perry, Kittrell; Arthur W. Person, Louisburg; Josephine W. Per soh, Louisburg; Dolly M. Q Jails, Louisburg; Rebecca B. Ruffin. Louisburg; Brenda J. Smith, Zebulon; Susie H. Southerland. Louisburg; Mar guerite Spencer, Louisburg; Mary C. Thorne, Castalia; John H. Walker, Louisburg; Herman H. Wheeler, Franklin ton; Zelma L. Wheeler, , Franklinton; Elizabeth C. WU son, Louisburg; Phillip B. Wit son, Bunn; Ethel M. Winn, Louisburg; Joseph A. Win ston, Youngsville. TRAVEL-MATES _ AvontUle's stretch cotton gabardine in Americana-colored chocks Is the choice for versatile sepa rates. The belted vest tops a long-sleeved blouse of navy cotton batiste McCall's Pat tern 9499 also Includes instruc tions for a jacket, shorts, and slacks. Collins Promoted By First-Citizens Bank John W. Collins, assistant vice president of First-Citi zens Bank & Trust Company in Louisburg. has been pro moted to manager of the Bank's Installment Loan De partment in Morehead City. He will assume his new duties in Morehead City im mediately. Collins, who joined First Social Security Notice It's 'report time again. Mr. Flynn district manager of the Raleigh social security office reminded social security ben eficiaries today. "I am refer ring to the annual report of earnings that beneficiaries must file after the end of 1968 if they earned more than $1,680.00," Mr. Flynn said. For most people this report is due by April 15, 1969. Early this year annual re port cards and return en velopes will be mailed to ben eficiaries. If a card is not received or is lost, you can secure one from any social security office. The people in he social security offk* will be glad to help fUl out the forms. The beneficiary should bring his 1968 W-2 form if he worked for wages, or a copy of his 1968 Federal Income Tax Re turn if he was self-employed. The report should not be filed by a beneficiary who earned less than $1,680.00 in 1968. For more information or assistance, contact your social security office at 1122 Hills borough Street, Raleigh, N.. C. They are open from 8:30 a.m. to 5: (JO p.m. Monday through Thursday and from 8:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. on Friday. LIME AND FERTILIZER SPREADING BAG BULK SPREAD WE FILL ASC ORDERS LOUISBURG , FCX SERVICE SAM WOOD, Mgr Btcfcett Blvd. Citizens in 1961, has worked in Fayetteville, Raleigh and Louisbuig. He has experience in both commercial and in stallment loan depart menu of First-Citizens. The Nashville, North Carolina, native was elected assistant vice presi dent of the bank in 1965. He attended Oak Ridge Military .Institute and the University of North Carolina where h? studied business. Collins is a member of the Louisburg Baptist Church and the Lions Club. He and his wife, the for mer Angeline Gore of War saw, have three children. GAY ? Cotton in a red bandan na print shapes a peasant styled dress with the look of a jumper. The ruffled voile blouse is attached. Designed by Cinderella in Lowenstein's easy-care cotton. - Mr. deHart Concert Sales Representative Mr*. L. Y. Ballentine, cam pa ign chairman for the Friends of the College con cert series, and Chancellor John .T. Caldwell of North Carolina State University have announced the appoint ment of Allen deHart. Direc tor of Cultural Events at Louisburg College, as mem bership representative for the Louisburg area in the 1969-70 membership drive. Assisting in the ticket sales are Dr. and Mrs. Richard Whitfield of Franklinton and Mrs. James Clayton of Louis burg. The season will include concerts by: The Royal Scots Greys, the Gordon Highland ers and the Parachute Regi ment Tattoo, the National Ballet of 'Canada, Richard Tucker. Beveriy Wolff, Phyllis Curtin and Frank Guarrera, the Stockholm Unlventty Chorus, The London Symphony Orcheatra, The Pittsburg Symphony Orchea tra and Andre Watta. Theee programs are designed to ap peal to everyone In the family. There are over 700 volun teer workers in more than 700 communities throughout Eastern and Piedmont North Carolina. The Friends of the College is believed to be the largest concert series of its kind in the United States. The drive ends March 25. PLAYTEX' - "Everyone Wins " jamboree FRE i s139 PLAYTEX* LIVING' GLOVES WHEN YOU BUY A PLAYTEX BRA Playtex is so certain you will love any "Cross-Your-Heart"* Bra, "Fashion Magic"* Bra or "Soft-line"* Padded Bra you choose, they give you? Free? $1.39 Living* Gloves just for trying any of them. ? Include 25 $ for postage and handling. 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