Entertains
Bridge Club
(FRK. B.W.) Mrs. B. N.
Williamson, Jr. entertained
her bridge club Friday even
ing. Her home was decorated
with arrangements of jonquils
and japonica.
Mrs. OUie Jenkins received
high score prize while second
high went to Mrs. Lee Mc
Lemore.
Mrs. W. H. M. Jenkins was
presented the guest prize.
Assisted by Miss Edith
Jackson and Mrs. Thilbert
Pearce, the hostess served a
dessert course with coffee at
the conclusion of the third
progression.
To Give
Graduate
Recital
NORMAN, March - Or
ganist Donnie Beddingfield,
Zebulon, N. C., graduate stu
dent at the University of
Oklahoma, will play a gradu
ate recital at 8:15 p.m. Thurs
day, March 27, in Holmberg
Hall Auditorium.
The recital is a require
ment for the master of music
degree.
A student of Mildred An
drews, David Ross Boyd pro
fessor of music, he will play
"Prelude and Fugue in F
Major" by Vincent Lubeck,
"Chorale No. 3 in A Minor"
and "Pastorale" by Cesar
Franck, "Prelude and Fugue
in D Major, BWV 532" by
Johann Sebastian Bach, "Son
ata No. 3" by Paul Hin
demith, "Chromatic Study on
the Name of Bach" by Walter
Piston and "Sonata for Or
gan, Op. 86" by Vincent Per
sichetti.
Beddingfield, a member of
the American Guild of Or
ganists, will become an in
structor in organ at Missouri
Baptist College, Hannibal, in
June.
He is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. I. W. Beddingfield,
Route 2, Zebulon, N. C.
Marriage Announced
MRS LLOYD DREW GUPTON
Mr. and Mrs. 0. 0. Duke, Jr. "of Louisburg announce the
marriage of their daughter, Judith Daniel, to Mr. Lloyd Drew
Gupton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd Gupton of Route 2,
Louisburg, Wednesday. March 12, 1969 in Raleigh, N. C.
Castle, Dorsey Orchestra
To Play At College Dance
Lee Castle and the Jimmy
Dorsey Orchestra will provide
the music for an Inter-Club
Council Dance at Louisburg
College, Tuesday, April 1.
The name Dorsey, long
known and respected in "big
band" circles, is rightly being
used by Lee Castle. Lee was
accepted as Mother Dorsey's
"third son" back when he
first appeared |s lead tnim
peteer with Jimmy's band.
The semi-formal dance will
begin at 8:00 p.m. and con
clude at 12 midnight. The
Dorsey band will swing with
COMING SOON
Figure And Health Center
Ford Village Louisburg, N. C.
Bickett Blvd.
WATCH FOR OUR OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT
new and modern sounds as
well as reach back for former
big Dorsey hits such as
"Marie", "Green Eyes", "Be
same Mucho", and "I Hear a
Rhapsody."
Guest attendance requests
for this event are to be made
with Dean of Students Tho
mas A. Patterson.
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On Dean's
List
?
Listed on the University of
North Carolina's fall semester
Dean's list from this area are
the following:
Joseph Jones Hart, Jr. of
Youngsville in the School of
Business; Jane Elliott Mc
Kinne of Louisburg In Art;
Paul Washington Stewart of
Louisburg in Chemistry; and
Walter Bruce Wynne of Louis
burg in Pharmacy.
To attain this list, a stu
dent must be taking a full
academic load of at least 15
hours.' and make no grade
below 'a C. The grades in all
courses must average a 3.0 (or
B) quality point average.
Deaths
ARTHUR T. HOWELL
Funeral services for Arthur
Thomas Howell, 76, of Rt. 1,
Louisburg, a retired farmer
and merchant who died Sat
urday. were conducted Mon
day at 2 p.m. at White Fun
eral Home by the Rev. Paul
Millwood. Burial followed in
the Howell family cemetery.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Pearl D. Howell; a daughter,
Mrs. Nora Mae Harris of
Louisburg; two sons. Arthur
Leon of Louisburg and John
Irving Howell of Grants,
N.M.; a brother, J. S. Howell
of Raleigh; three sisters, Mrs.
H. B. Edwards and Mrs. C. M.
Vaughan of Louisburg and
Mrs. D. W. Richards of Bunn;
11 grandchildren; 11 great
grandchildren.
FREDDIE HARRIS
Youngsville - Funeral ser
vices for Freddie Harris. 66, a
retired farmer who died Satf
urday, will be held Wednes
day at 3:30 p.m. at Union
Grove Baptist Church by the
Revs. O. H. Broadie and J. P.
Wilson. Burial will be In the
church cemftery.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Lillie Harris; two daughters.
Mrs. Elizabeth Baker and Mrs.
Burnice Cleavland of Jersey
City, N. J.; five sisters, Ester
Harris, Mrs. Annie Lee Cru
dup and Mrs. Josephine
Hayes of Franklinton, Mrs.
Eva Thomas of Newport
News. Va. and Mrs. Willie
Mae Hayes of Rahway, N. J.;
four grandchildren.
MRS. VIVIAN S. WELLS
Rocky Mount ? Mrs.
Vivian Sykes Wells, 72, died
Friday. Funeral services were
conducted Sunday at 2 p.m.
at Gay-Yost Funeral Home
by the Rev Robert Ricks
Boone. Burial followed in
Sykes family cemetery, Cas
talia.
Surviving is a daughter.
Mrs. James T. Abrams of
Pinetops; two sons. Robert
and Martin Wells of Rocky
Mount: a sister. Mrs. Walter J.
Bone of Nashville: a brother.
Cecil R. Sykes of Louisburg;
seven grandchildren; two
great grandchildren.
DARRELL H. GLASGOW
Darrell Hayes Glasgow, 33,
of 3133 Julian Drive. Raleigh,
died Sunday a( Wake Me
morial Hospital. He had un
dergone open-heart surgery
on Saturday. He was a com
posing room machinist for
the News and Observer Pub
lishing Co.
Funeral services will be
conducted at 3 p.m. Tuesday
from Pleasant Grove Metho
dist Church 1n Wake County,
with the Rev. Reggie Johnson
officiating. Burial will be in
Raleigh Memorial Park.
He is survived by his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
Glasgow of Route 8. Raleigh;
a brother. Maurice Glasgow,
Jr . of Raleigb.
The body will be at Lan
caster Funeral Home in
Louisburg until it is taken to
the church to lie in state from
1 lo 3 p.m. prior to the
funeral.
Glasgow was a native of
Franklin County and has sev
eral relatives living in Frank
lin County.
DAVE L. ANDREWS
Youngsville ? Graveside
services for Dave Lawrence
Andrews. 83, ? retired far
mer, of Rt. 1, Youngsville
who died Saturday, will be
held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at
Harris Chapel Baptist Church
cemetery by the Revs. Hoyt
Lock and John W. Woody
Surviving is a sister. Mrs.
Newell Ellington of Rt. 3,
Raleigh; two brothers. R. 0.
and J. G. Andrews of Rt.,1,
Youngsville.
Marriage Announced
MRS KIRBY RUFFIN THARRINQTON
Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Hunt of Louisburg announce the
marriage of their son. Kirby Ruffin Tharrington to Jackie L. '
Wilcox, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Wilcox of
Fayetteville on March 21 at Louisburg Baptist Church by
Reverend A. S. Tomlinson.
Coke Hour Honors Bride-elect
Miss Rexie Smith, bride
elect of March 29, was honor
ed Sunday afternoon with a
Coke Hour at the home of
Mrs. Rfiddic Wheeler on
Route 1, Louisburg.
Hostesses for the occasion
were Misses Vickie and
Sandra Wheeler. The Wheeler
home was decorated with
fresh-cut spring flowers.
Upon her arrival, the
honoree was presented a blue
and white carnation corsage.
During the social session, the
wedding plans were discussed.
Mrs. Riddic Wheeler and
Mrs. Howard Mangum assist
ed with the serving to the
twenty guests. Refreshments
included Cokes, dainty sand
wiches and cookies.
Miss Smith was presented
a gift of her wedding invita
tion done in decoupage
Franklinton
The W. C. Garrisons had
the following visitors during
the weekend from Burling
ton: Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Beckom. Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Beckom, Mrs. Carl Mansfield
and from Graham, Mrs.
Charlie Ingold. Mr. and Mrs.
Jimmy Carter and family of
Wake Forest also visited the
Garrisons during the week
end.
Most compliments are not
true-but that makes them
even more enjoyable.
Youngsville
Wins Honors
At Festival
Youngsville ? For a Crewel
Embroidered handbag which
she made, ( Mrs. J. T. Moss
won a first place blue ribbon
at the N. C. Federation of
Women's Clubs Fine Arts Fes
tival held in Greensboro. N.
C., Saturday. March 22.
Other entries from the
Youngsville Club, which were
in the statewide festival as a
result of being winners in the
District 14 competition, were
Beaded Flower Arrangement
by Mrs. A. E. Hall, Knit
sweater by Mrs. J. W.
Weathers. Sr.. and a Needle
point pocketbook by Mrs J.
T. Moss: which were in ^>n
display In the Crafts category.
In the Writing Category
was a Newspaper Article on a
Club Activity by Mrs. R. E.
Cheatham..
Youngsville club members
who were among the '491
clubwomen at UNC-C.reens
boro for the festival Saturday
were Mes,dames J. W.
Weathers, Sr.. Ben Hudson,
N. A. Brown and B. H. Patter
son.
Mrs. J. W . Weathers. Jr . as
State Second Vice President,
went on Friday for Executive
meetings and remained over
night.
An individual is only as
intelligent as he is curious.
Successful business ty
coons keep leaning, and push
ing. after those with less drive
have already decided fate is
against them.
Youngsville
On Saturday Mrs. J. W.
Weathers, Sr., went to visit
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Johnson
and family in Winston Salem.
Mrs. J. T. Moss returned
home Sunday after being a
patient at Rex Hospital for
over a week.
Mr. J. K. Tharrington has
been a patient at Mary Eliza
beth Hospital during the past
week.
Mr. Elmo Barham has been
a patient at Mary Elizabeth
Hospital during the pait week
for treatment of bums result
ing from a back yard accident
at his home.
Jiramie Moss is home from
Virginia Episcopal School for
Spring Holidays.
Children have to put up
with a lot from adults these
days.
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